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1906.
37
The Governor
New South Wales, Telegram.
(Reo. Oct. 2.)
States that the Government is not dis-
posed to contribute further.
31
51
To the Governor
38
Ditto
St.
September 14 Helena, (Rec. Oct. 10.)
125.
Confirms No. 24 and regrets that no financial aid can be rendered to the scheme at present.
31
52
Ditto
Sey- chelles, 80.
November 15
39
Ditto
Fiji, Telegram.
(Rec. Oct. 12.) Reports that the Legislative Council has
voted £100 per annum for five years.
32
40
Ditto
Falkland October 3
Islands, (Rec. Oct. 15.) Telegram.
Approves the proposed annual contri-
bution for three years.
32
41
The Commissioner
East Africa Protec-
September 22 (Rec. Oct. 17.)
Points out that the Protectorate already
contributes £50 per annum.
32
53
The Governor
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Queens- land, 61.
October 11 (Rec. Nov. 17.)
torate,
517.
54
Board of Trade
November 20
42
The Acting Governor
Straits
Settle-
September 27 (Rec. Oct. 22.)
ments, 368.
43
The Governor
Hong Kong, Telegram.
41
Ditto
Gold Coast, 503.
October 3 (Rec. Oct. 25.)
48
Ditto
49
Ditto
50
To the Governor
***
Confirms No. 30 and states that £150 is guaranteed by the Colony and the balance by the Federated Malay States.
(Rec. Oct. 22.) Reports approval of the Colony to an
annual contribution of £200.
45
Ditto
Ser- September 15 chelles, (Rec, Oct. 29.)
123.
46
Ditto
Victoria, September 25 53. (Rec. Oct. 29.)
47
Ditto
Mauri- tius, 378.
September 27 (Rec. Oct. 29.)
Western October 6 Australia, (Rec. Nov. 3.)
54
Reports opinion of the Legislative Coun-
cil that the contribution should not exceed three-fourths of that from Southern Nigeria and Lagos, and states that £75 was voted for the last quarter of 1906, and £300 placed on the estimates for 1907.
Expresses appreciation of the value of the assistance and advice received from the Institute, and considers that a proposal to increase the contribution would receive unanimous support.
States that the Colonial Government
cannot see its way to contribute.
Confirms and amplifies No. 31 and transmits copy of a minute to the Legislative Council on the subject; requests an expression of views on the action taken by the Council for communication to that body.
States that Ministers are of opinion that the matter rests with the Common- wealth Authorities, and do not, there- fore, propose to take any action.
Jamaica. (Rec. Nov. 12) Regrets that no contribution Telegram.
Gold November 15 Coast,
General.
made.
can be
36
36
Acknowledges receipt of Nos. 36 and 44, and expresses satisfaction at the readi- nes with which the Legislative Coun- cil has agreed to contribute £300 per anburi.
333
33
35
The Governor
Jamaica, 473.
33
56
Ditto
Bahamas, November 2
138. (Rec. Nov. 26.).
Reports that the Legislature will be invited to increase during the next three years, the annual contribution from £27 168. 6d. to £50.
40
31
57
To the Governor
Jamaica, General.
December 4
Acknowledges receipt of No. 55 and ragrets that the object has not com- mended itself to Jamaica.
40
35
58
To
the sioner.
Commis-
East Africa Protec-
December 5
Regrets in reply to No. 41 that, for the reason indicated, no contribution can be accepted from the Protectorate.
41
335
35
torate,
General.
59
To the Governor
Bahamas, December 5 General.
41
Southern November 15 Transmits, with remarks, copy of No. Nigeria,
44, and enquires whether the Council General.
will agree to raise the contribution of Southern Nigeria to £400 per annum.
November 8 (Rec. Nov. 21.)
Notes with satisfaction the appreciation of the work of the Imperial Institute expressed in No. 45 and agrees that if the financial condition of the Colony should hereafter make it possible to put forward any scheme for an increased contribution, such course would only be a fitting recognition of the work now being done.
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Transmits letter from
37
37
37 the Prime
Minister, intimating that it has been decided not to continue the con- tribution.
Forwards copy of a letter received by the Director of the Imperial Institute from the Agent-General for Natal intimating the arrangement made for the disposal of the annual grant after the close of the present financial year.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 11 and explains circumstances in which the Privy Council are not in favour of contributing.
38
39
36
60
To Treasury
December 12
36
61
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December 12
Acknowledges receipt of No. 56 and expresses satisfaction at the resolution to invite the Legislature to increase the annual contribution to £50.
Submits, with explanatory remarks, table showing the annual contribution requested and the amount voted or promised in reply to No. 11 ; requests that in view of the liberal response the Treasury may give their maximum contribution of £1,500 and not abate it in proportion to the amount by which the colonial contributions fall short of £3,000.
Transmits copies of Nos. 60, 37, and 53
42
43
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1908.
December 28
63
Board of Trade
1907.
January 8
61
To Crown Agents...
January 26
65
To Treasury
January 26
66
To Board of Trade..
January 26
67
The Governor
Southern Nigeria, 10.
January 11 (Rec. Feb. 1.)
63
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February 1
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