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Letter to Lord Ashby St Ledger from Alderman F.G.L. Davis, 27 April 1916

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TELEGRAMS: "DEVELOP, CARDIFF"
<lb/>TEL. 1753
<lb/>F.G.L.Davis.
<address>154,CITY ROAD,
<lb/>CARDIFF.</address> 
<date>April 27<date>th</date>
Being a good organiser and able to control large bodies of
<lb/>organised and unorganised workmen I feel sure my exceptional
<lb/>experience and energy could be used to advantage for my country
<lb/>as I am prepared to work any our, day or night.
Contracting Any Port, Docks, Wharf, Quay or Landing Place in
<lb/>Discharging Ireland.
<lb/>Shipping
<lb/>Stewing
<lb/>Cargo Superintending
<lb/>Tallying
<lb/>Landing
<lb/>Housing
<lb/>Forwarding
<lb/>Lightering

<lb/>Docks, Wharves, Superintending or Managing, temporarily during
<lb/>Quays or Warehouses 
<lb/> the War.
<lb/>All Labour Operations, I would be prepared to take Foremen and
<lb/> some reliable Employees and go myself and
<lb/> work with Male or Female Labour at any port
<lb/> I would work with native labour Male or Female
<lb/> or Prisoners of War.
I can get expert and older men to do the above mentioned work and 
<lb/>give dispatch.

<salute>Alderman F.G.L. Davis,</salute> 
<address>154 City Road, 
<lb/>Cardiff.</address>

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Letter to Lord Ashby St Ledger from Alderman F.G.L. Davis, 27 April 1916

National Archives of Ireland

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