Town Surveyor’s Office
Rushden
29th Aug 1901
Dear Sirs,
Adverting to the plans submitted last evening for temporary premises in Lawton Road, Station Road & Church Street in which it is understood you wish to carry on your business pending the erection of a new Factory, the Committee wish me to inform you that they fully appreciates the unfortunate position in which you have been placed by the disastrous fire & whilst it is impossible for them, under the Bye Laws, to formally pass the Plans, they will take no exception to the Buildings in question if you will give an undertaking to remove them when called upon. In fact, I may say the committee are anxious to assist you in every way possible.
I shall be glad if you will send me a letter giving the undertaking required.
I remain, Dear Sirs,
Yours faithfully,
W B Madin
Messrs J Cave & Sons Ltd
Rushden
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31st August 1901 Reply from John Cave & Sons Ltd
Dear Sir,
We beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of Thursday and to thank you & the Committee for the courtesy and consideration extended to us.
As requested we hereby agree to remove the erections referred to in your letter whenever required to do so.
We are, Dear Sir,
Yours faithfully,
John Cave & Sons Limited
(signed) Stephen Michell Secretary.
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