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Subject,

Pages

Serial No.

From or to whom.

Despatch

Date.

No, &c.

xvii

Subject.

Page.

105

Mr. A. H. Fisher ...

1907.

August 3

1907.

Accepts appointment as artist-photo- i 18

grapher to the Committee.

180

To Mr. II. J. Mac-

kinder.

166

Mr. H. J. Mackinder

August 7

Accepts the position offered in No, lil, and understands that it does not interfere with the existing arrange- ment in connection with the issue of the Canadian, South African, and Composite (United Kingdom) editions of lectures.

111

Septeinber 10 | Agrees to the expenditure proposed by Mr. Fisher in No. 176; proposes to discuss the programme in No. 178 with Sir C. Smith.

123

181

Ditto

167

To Mr. A. II. Fisher

August 8

168

To

Mr. Mackinder.

II. J.

August 9

Acknowledges receipt of No. 165 and states that he should place himself in communication with Mr. Mackinder.

States, in reply to No. 166, that the arrangement with regard to the Princess of Wales's Fund is entirely exclusive of arrangements with regard to the lectures

the on

United Kingdom.

114

182

Mr. E. A. Irving

***

114

September 10 | Acknowledges receipt of Nos. 176 and 177; concurs in the provisional ar- rangement with Messrs. Newton and Company for the sale of the Indian edition of lectures, and transmits copy of No. 179.

(Extract) September 12' Hopes to have a year's course of lectures

on Canala, Australia and British Africa to be inade to fit in with an ordinary school course,

121

121

169

Mr. H, J. Mackinder

August 10 Acknowledges receipt of No. 168, and

states that he has arranged to meet Mr. Fisher in London at the beginning of September.

183

Messrs. Newton and

Company.

September 18 | Accepts arrangement suggested in

124

No. 179.

181

Mr. II. J. Mackinder

125

115

185

To Crown Agents...

170

Acting Governor

May.

Hong- Kong, 185, Extract.)

July 10 (Rer. Aug. 12.)

States that the lantern lectures have, so far, been a success and encloses extract from the report of the Inkpector of Schools for 1906.

115

186

Governor Sir E. B. Leeward Sweet-Escott. Islands,

363.

August 20 (Rec. Sept. 23.)

171

To Sir Charles Hol-

royd.

August 20

Invites him to become a member of the

Committee.

118

172

Mr. D. J. Omnan

Gold Const.

August 13 (Rec. Aug, 23.)|

Reports on the lectures delivered in

various schools.

119

173 Sir Charles Holroyd

August 28

I

Acknowledges receipt of No. 171 and 120

accepts invitation.

187

Islands, Miscel-

174 Mr. H. J. Mackinder

| September 5 | Suggests the omission of the West Indian preliminary lecture from the "Com- posite Edition," and that the edition should consist of the Indian edition with a fresh preface.

120

laneous.

September 20 Agrees to the arrangements made in No. 181. for the sale of the Indian edition of Lectures.

September 20 Transmits, with remarks, copies of

Nos. 176, 177, 181, 179, and 183.

Forwards, with reference to No. 119, copies of despatches from Montserrat, Dominica and St. Kitts-Nevis, and an extract from the minutes of pro- ceedings of the Executive Council of Antigua; considers that the expendi- ture required cannot be undertaken at present.

To Governor Sir E. B. Leeward September 26 Acknowledges receipt of No. 186, and

Sweet-Escott,

127

agrees with the view that financial considerations militare against the adoption of the scheme at present.

125

125

175 To Mr. H. J. Mac-

kinder.

September 5

Concurs in the suggestion put forward

in No. 174.

121

1

176

Mr. H. J. Mackinder

September 6

121

Submits arrangements with Messrs. Newton for the issue of the Indian edition, and suggests that the terms should be sent to Messrs. Newton for acceptance: encloses copy of a letter from Mr. Fisher requesting authority for expenditure in connection with his training in photography.

190

To Mr. R. L. Forbes (Royal Mail Steam Packet Company).

September 30

September 30 Proposes alterations in Mr. Fisher's

itinerary.

States that the Royal Mail Company are being requested to secure a passage for Mr. Fisher to Colombo by the steamer of October 25, and expresses satisfaction that the rough estimate of expenditure is not being exceeded.

Asks for a passage to Colombo on October 25 for Mr. A. H. Fisher, and for a return passage later.

129

191

Mr. R. L. Forbes

October 1

...

177

Ditto

September 6

Suggests that he should propose to Messrs. Newton an annual date for the making up of accounts and a period within which payment should be made.

122

Encloses passage ticket to Colombo for Mr. Fisher with order for passage from Colombo to Port Said.

129

192

To Mr. A. H. Fisher

October 1

193

To Crown Agents...

October 1

178

Ditto

September 8

Proposes first programme for Mr. Fisher

122

179

To Messrs. Newton

September 10

and Company.

Submits proposals for the sale of the

Indian edition of lectures,

123

States arrangements maile for payment 129

of salary, maintenance, outfit, &c.

Requests that the payments indicated may be made to Mr. H. J. Mackinder as general manager of the lecture scheme of the Princess of Wales's Fund.

130

188

Mr. H, J. Mackinder

128

189

To Mr. H. J. Mac-

kinder.

September 30

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Serial No.

Despatch

From or to whom.

Date.

No., &c.

194

To Crown Agents...

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