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The Governor
Now-
November 15
found- (Rec. Nov. 30.) land, 89.
88
The Governor-Gene-
ral.
Canada, November 19 625. (Rec. Dec. 2.)
Transmita copy of a letter from the Colonial Secretary stating that Minis- ters will contribute £50 per annum for three years, and that representa- tion on the managing boxly is not desired.
Transmits copy of an approved minute of the Privy Council stating that the Dominion will participate in the pro- posed scheme, that Parliament will be asked to contribute the sum of £500 annually for three years, and that Dr. A. E. Shipley has been com- municated with, with a view to his representing Canada's interests.on the Managing Committee.
86.
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1912.
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The Governor-Gene-
ral,
Union of Decernber 16
South (Rec, Dec. 16.)
Africa, Telegram.
South Airica.
States that Ministers approve of the scheme for an Imperial Bureau, and are prepared to contribute £350 per annum for three years; they nominate Mr. G. A. K. Marshall, the Scientific Secretary to the Committee, as their representative on the governing body of the Bureau.
To Mr. G. A K. Union of December 17 Transmits a copy of No. 97. and en-
Marshall.
quires whether he would be willing to act 118 representative on the Managing Committee of the proposed Bureau
99 Mr. G. A. K. Mar.. Union of December 23 States that he will be pleased to repre-
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Cromer.
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sent the South African Government on the Managing Committee.
(Rec. Dec. 23) States that New Zealand will contribute £200 per annum, on the understand- ing that the position be reviewed after three years, and that Prime Minister concura in suggestions as to the representation of New Zealan on the Entomological Research Com- mittee,
December 26 | Agrees with the proposed change of name suggested in No. 94, and states that the King has sanctioned the use of the word Imperial."
December 31
shall.
South Africa.
89
The Governor
Tasmania, (Rec. Dec. 2) States, in reply to No. 70, that Ministers Telegram.
approve of the scheme, and agree to allow £13 per annum for three years.
86
100
The Governor
New Zealand, Telegram.
90
To the Governor
Barbados, December 3
Miscel- laneous.
Acknowledges the receipt of No. 83
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Entomological
Re-
December G
Minutes of the tenth meeting
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144
search Committee;
Finance Sub-Com-
mittee.
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The Governor
Sex- chelles, 157.
November 5 (Rec. Dec. 9.)
States that the Seychelles Government would desire to participate in the facilities to be afforded by an Imperial Bureau.
89
102 India Office
93
Ditto
Hong
November 14 Kong, (Rec. Duc. 9.)
388.
States that he is prepared to ask the Legislative Council to vote £50 per annum as a contribution towards the Imperial Bureau in return for the privilege of advice and assistance.
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103
The Governor
Queens-
91 The Earl of Cromer
89
land, 60.
104
The Governor-Gene-Union of
ral.
South Africa, 792.
December 12 Suggests that the title of the Entomo- logical Research Committee should be altered to the Imperial Bureau of Entomology, and, if the suggestion is approved, requests that the King be approached for sanction to use the word "Imperial.”
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To the Governor
Jamaica, December 14
Miscel-
laneous.
96
The Governor
Ceylon, November 27
703, (Rec. Dec. 16.) Miscel-
laneous.
States, in reply to No. 82, that the Com- mittee consider that the suggestion of the Director of Agriculture would be useful, and they will assist in any way they may be able, but that it may be difficult to find a man who could undertake the work for three
years.
90
Forwards copy of a letter from the 90
Director of Agriculture enclosing the observations on the scheme for au Imperial Bureau by the Government. Entomologist and states that the Principal Civil Medical Officer and the Municipal Council will also co- operate in the furtherance of the objects of the Bureau.
02
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92
93
States that the Government of India still prefer not to participate in the scheme for Imperial co-operation in the investigation of noxious insects.
93
1913.
November 30, 1912. (Rec. Jan. 4.)
December 16, 1912. (Rec. Jan. 4.)
December 12, 1912. (Rec, Jan. 7.)
December 14,
1912.
(Rec. Jan. 7.)
Reports that Ministers concur in the suggestion that payment towards the scheme for co-operation should be made on a population basis.
Transmits copy of Ministers' minute approving of the propose scheme for Imperial co-operation, and stating that they are prepared to contribute £350 per annum for three years; agreeing to the representation of the contributing Governments on the governing body of the Bureau, and nominating G. A. K. Marshall us their representative.
States that Grenada, St. Lucia and St. Vincent have agreed to make their contributions to the Committee in respect of the current financial year, and thereafter annually; and requests that the Crown Agents be instructed accordingly.
Proposes that the Colony's contribution should start from the 1st April, 1913, as any other arrangement would be opposed by the elective members of the Combined Court.
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95
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The Governor
Wind- ward Islands, 174.
106
Ditio
British Guiana,
367.
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