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No., &c.
Subject.
Page.
BAGATA
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
19.
C.O.
Reference :-
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17 PUBLIC RECORD_OFFICE, LONDON
ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO
1905.
1900.
47
The Committee
43
To the High Com- missioner for New Zealand.
New Zealand.
December G
December 9
Minutes of Meeting of December 6, 1905 States that, for the reasons given, the Committee on Visual Instruction do not recommend the sale of lectures in separate form, and suggest the advisability of preparing a separate edition for the New Zealand Govern- ment at a cost of abont £150.
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38
60
To Mr. H. J. Mac-A
January 13
kinder.
49
The High
Com-
missioner
New for Zealand,
New Zealand.
December 11 | Conveys thanks for the information con- tained in Nos. 46 and 48 which is being communicated to the New Zealand Government.
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61
Ditto
Private and Confi- dential.
January 15
50
The Agent-General
for Natal.
Natal
December 15
States that his Government will con- tribute £20 towards set of lecture slides, and will supply photographs of Durban Harbour,
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2
Mr. II. J. Mackinder
January 19
51
To the Agent-Gen-
Natal
December 19
eral for Natal.
Expresses thanks for No. 50 and promises a further communication when the initial arrangements are completed.
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63
To Mr. H. J. Mac-
kinder.
January 27
52
Dr. T. Muir, Super-
intendent of Education, Cape Colony.
Cape Colony.
December 20
States that the Prime Minister agrees that the Cape Government shall co- operate.
40
To Dr. T. Muir
Cape Colony.
December 23
Transmits copies of Nov. 2,35, 50 and 51 and suggests that the Cape Govern- ment should make itself responsible for the initial expense, recouping itself from the other Colonies.
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61
Governor Sir
Boyle.
C. Mauritius
32.
51
To the Agent-
General for the
Cape Colony.
December 23
Cape of Good Hope.
55
Governor Sir H. M. Trinidad.
323. Jackson.
December 5 (Rec. Dec. 26.),
To Governor Sir II. Trinidad. December 29
M. Jackson.
Forwards No. 53 for transmission to the Superintendent-General of Educa- tion for the Cape of Good Hope and copy of No, 52,
Conveys terms of vote of Legislative Council approving an expenditure of £150 for the introduction of a scheme of lantern lectures on the British Empire.
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G5
4L
66
!
January 26 (Rec. Feb. 24.)
Superintendent Cape February &
General of Etu-; Colony. | (Rec. Feb. 26.) cation.
To Mr. H. J. Mac- Mauritius February 28
kinder.
To Governor Sir C. Mauritius February 28
Boyle.
General.
General.
56
General.
57
To Mr. H. J. Mac-Trinidad December 29
kinder.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 55 and expresses satisfaction at the vote of £150 towards lantern lectures.
Transmits copies of Nos. 55 and 56 und observes that the West Indian edition can now go forward.
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67
42
63
To High Commis-
South
March 7
sioner the Earl of Selborne,
Africa.
1906,
58
The Agent-General
for Natal.
Natal
January 3
Transmits set of photographs of Durban Harbour, &c., for use in lectures by Mr. Mackinder.
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69
To Dr. T. Muir
59
To the Agent-Gen-
eral for Natal.
Natal
January 13
Acknowledges receipt of No. 58 and states that the photograplis will be sent to Mr. Mackinder with a view to a selection being made.
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March 7
Transmits copies of Nos. 52, 53, 54, 58, and 59, together with a set of photo- graphs of Durban Harbour, &c., for selection, and approves of the prepara- tion of the South African edition forth with.'
Transmits copy of a despatch from Lord Cromer to the Foreign Office forwarding a memorandum and letter from the Secretary-General to the Ministry of Public Instruction on the steps taken to arrange for a series of lectures.
Understands that he is to proceed with the preparation of the West Indian, West African, and South African lec- tures; enquires whether he should wait any longer for the photographic material from Mauritius, or leave that lecture to be completed later.
States that a despatch is expected from Mauritius by next mail, and suggests that he should await its arrival before proceeding with the West African, West Indian, and South African editions.
Reports that the Council of Government have voted £100 towards the cost of lantern lectures on the United King- dom, and transmits photographs, to- gether with a descriptive list.
Observes that the proposal in No. 53 has not apparently been considered by the Cape Government; thinks that matter had better proceed as already arranged in separate correspondence with the Government of Cape Colony,
Transmits copy of No. 64 and states that the editions of lectures for Mauritius, West Africa, and the West Indies can now be proceeded with, but that the edition for South Africa must stand over for the present.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 64 and expressos satisfaction at the vote of £100 and at the photographs trans- mitted.
Refers to the question of initial expense in connection with lantern lectures on the United Kingdom and suggests that the Transvaal should become the owner of the South African edition.
Regrets that the arrangement proposed in No. 53 cannot be carried into effect and states that a suggestion is being male to the High Commissioner for South Africa that the Transvaal should become the owner of the South African edition.
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