Item is a personal letter from Fred T. Tingley to John Alward regarding the purchase of pulp wood and the price of the material, and includes a bill and the original envelope.

Items are two letters from Tingley Bros. & Duncan Limited, one regarding the price of pulpwood for the year, and another addressing the issue of a cheque for wood purchased.

Item is a piece of paper dated July 1946, listing amounts of wood sold, names of purchasers, and amounts owning. Item is in Mabel (Wry) Alward’s handwriting.

Items are two receipts for fertilizer purchased from Tingley Bros. & Duncan Limited by John Alward.

Item is a tax receipt for the Wood Point property issued by the Municipality of Westmorland. Also includes a bank receipt from the Bank of Nova Scotia, and the original bill and envelope.

Items are two pieces of paper plus one envelope that deals with land and lumber agreements. The first, dated 1949, is between John Alward and Clarence S. King and son Adrian King. The second, dated 1947, is between John Alward and Mrs. George Wood.

Item is an agreement on the purchase of a horse (“Darkey”) by John Alward from William Bishop of Amherst, Nova Scotia, for $125.00.

Item is a paid bill from C. W. Palmer, General Repairs on All Makes of Cars, located on Queen’s Road. The repairs, costing $91.42 including $45.25 for labour, were paid by John Alward.

Items are a number of receipts with dates falling between 1949 and 1950. Included are the following: two receipts for water bills; one receipt for an Everyready Battery from Perry Electric and Supply Co.; a car insurance receipt for the Chevy; a lawn swing bill delivered by the Canadian Buffalo Sled Co. Ltd.; a receipt from Alden Hicks for pressing 16 tons of hay; two receipts from Perry Electric and Supply Co. for repairs to the Philco radio; a property tax receipt for 53 Lansdowne Street; one coupon for a pen from Federal Pen in Trois-Riviere, Quebec; and a news clipping about Dr. George J. Trueman, former president of Mount Allison University.

Item is a bill from C. W. Palmer, General Repairs on All Makes of Cars, located on Queen’s Road, paid by John Alward. The bill was for the replacement of a car’s voltage regulator. Item is dated June 16, 1950 and shows the addition of tax for the first time.