Anna Applin, described by Simie Simpson, 25th February 2002
Simie Simpson describes colleague Anna Applin in her “customer notes”.
Simie Simpson describes colleague Anna Applin in her “customer notes”.
People misplace many things around the shop, but this has got to be one of the weirdest things to lose. Let’s hope this was just a case of a Christmas…
Heather McKenzie has an example for the staff meeting: how not to report on unsupplied books.
Unity Books Wellington shifted to 57 Willis Street on Thursday 16th July – the fourth site on Willis Street the shop has occupied.
An invoice for wooden book holders from woodworker Shaun Millington.
A monthly statement from Nelson Price Milburn.
A fax sent to a supplier to check on the progress of an order.
A letter from the Legal Resources Trust accompanying a bundle of brochures about their titles.
There is constant debate about exactly where in the shop customers would expect to find a book, and therefore where we should shelve them. This is staff member Malcolm Maclean’s…
An enthusiastic letter sent to the staff of Unity Books.