Mrs. H Hayashi to Office of the Custodian of Enemy Property , 24 May 1947 Encoder Josie Gray

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Box 195, Geraldton, Ontario
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Box 195, Geraldton, Ontario
May 24, 1947. Dear Sir:

Received you letter date May 16 and very suprised to hear you have sold all my belongings on such a unreasonable amount sum of $15.00.

List of my belonging reported to Custodian when leaving Vancouver are as follows:

13 sets of bed and bedding complete 4 drawer 10 chair 2 kitchen cabinet 2 box kitchen utensils toys, carpenter tools, trunk, books, stove, gas stove and etc.

I am very unsatisfactory on amount of price sold. So please compare above list with your list and send me a copy of sold price on each article.

B. C. Electric Co., claim filed against me on sum of $4.33. I have a fund on gas meter amount to $24.00. So please collect what they owe me.

I remain,

Yours truly, H. Hayashi Note: The premises in which these goods were sold were broken into repeatedly and what chattels remained after thefts were sold to Mr. Peter Hem for $15.00 by Mr. Messenger. There is no record of what was sold to Mr. Hem.