Letter from E.G. Croydon in France concerning personnel movements and arrangements to transport a car chassis to England.
| Identifier | ExFiles\Box 71\4\ scan0081 | |
| Date | 24th March 1925 | |
| x89400 Hotel de France, CHATEAUROUX(French test region). Indre. France. March 24th, 1925. To "Hs {Lord Ernest Hives - Chair} " From: E.G.Croydon. --------------- Mr. Lidsey left at 3 a.m. this morning, with 98 NK, for Derby. Messrs. Harvey, Thornhill & Lytton caught the next train, and are following on. In Mr. Lidsey's absence I opened your letter dated the 23rd inst., addressed to him, and understand that I am to hold myself in readiness to proceed to Boulogne to get chassis 93 NK through the customs. I have also received information to this effect from "HK {Col. T. Harker - Sales} ", and am therefore leaving for Paris to-morrow, to await your definite instructions. Mr. Lidsey wired to the transport agents at Boulogne, intimating that he wished to cross to England to-night, and we received confirmatory news that this would be in order. Therefore, Mr. Lidsey should not have any difficulty in crossing to-night with the car. E.G.CROYDON. | ||
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