Serial No.
From or to whom,
Despatch No., ko.
Date.
Subject.
Page.
1910.
16
To the Rhodes Trust
May 21
Berial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
Subject.
Page.
Expresses most grateful thanks to the Rhodes Trustees for their generous grant of £500.
9
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17
To various
Com-
May 25
1910.
panies of the City
1
The Governor
Western Australia,
67.
December 3, 1909 (Rec. Jan. 3,
1910.)
States that in the event of either 1
Mr. Fisher or Mr. Mackinder visiting the State, railway facilities will be granted.
of London.
Encloses a memorandum on the work of the Visual Instruction Committee, and asks for assistance in raising a further sum of £3,000.
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18
The
Goldsmiths'
May 25
Company.
2
Ditto
Tasmania, 67.
December 4, 1909 (Rec. Jan. 8, 1919.)
States that Mr. Fisher will be granted railway facilities during his stay in Tasmania.
I
Asks for further information concern- ing the work and financial position of the Committee.
11
19
To India Office
May 26
3
Ditto
New
South
December 14, 1909
Wales,
4
Ditto
131.
South Australia, 89.
(Rec. Jan. 17, 1910.)
Reports that his Government will be pleased to grant free railway and other facilities to Mr Fisher.
2
December 15, 1909 (Rec. Jan. 17, 1910.)
3
Visual Instruction
January 28
Reports that his Ministers have signified their intention of issuing a free rail- way pass to Mr. Fisher, and of affording him all possible facilities.
Minutes of meeting
2
20
To the Governor
Fiji, Miscel-
May 27
laneous.
2
Committee.
Encloses a proof of a set of eight lec- tures on India which have been very carefully revised and corrected; ex- plains that permission to use the photographs of the Khyber Pass has been obtained from the Political Agent at Peshawar and hopes that Viscount Morley will have no objec- tion to the immediate issue of the lectures.
Expresses appreciation of the attention shown to Mr. Fisher and welcomes the offer of photographs of the cocoa- nut industry.
11
11
21
G
The Acting Govern-
or-General.
Australia,
299.
December 23. 1909 (Roc. Jan. 31,
1910.)
States that the Department of Trade and Customs will prevent the slightest trouble to Mr. Fisher so far as the Department is concerned.
3
To the Goldsmiths'
Company.
May 27
7
To Mr. Fisher
February 17
Explains that no further advance of money can be made to him, and that the duration of his stay in Australia inost be governed by this consideration ; gives additional instractions us to his work.
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Encloses copy of the "Times" report of a lecture on the work of the Com- mittee, together with a statement of the expenditure actually incurred and estimated to 31st August next, and adds that no grant is received from Government.
12
The Goldsmiths'
June 16
Company.
23
To the Goldsmiths'
Company.
June 22
States that the Goldsmiths' Company have made a grant of £100 but cannot incur further responsibility.
Expresses the grateful thanks of the Committee to the Goldsmiths' Com- pany for their generous grant of £100 and their appreciation of the interest shown by the Company in the work of the Committee.
12
8
Ditto
March 4
9
The Mercers' Com-
pany.
March 11
10
Visual Instruction
March 18
Informs him of the arrangements made
as to his salary and allowances.
States that the Mercers' Company have
voted a sum of £105 as a grant.
Minutes of meeting
12
5
5
24
India Office
Committee.
July 4
11
To the Mercers' Com-
March 18
pany.
Acknowledges the receipt of No. 9; ex- presses thanks for the grant and appre- olation of the interest shown in the work of the Visual Instruction Com. mittee.
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Acknowledges the receipt of No. 19, and states that there is no objection to the issue of the lectures in their present form subject to the alterations specified.
13
25
Visual
Instruction
July 8
Minutes of meeting
Committee.
13
12
The Governor
Southern March 15
Nigeria, (Rec. April 11,)|
149.
Forwards copy of a report by the Direc- tor of Education on the working of the scheme of lantern lectures on the United Kingdom.
7
26
[Sir C. Lucas and
August 5
Mr. H. J. Mac-
Memorandum of arrangements for the
publication of lectures on India.
15
kinder, M.P.]
113
27
13
To the Governor
Southern
April 21
Nigeria,
Miscel-
Acknowledges receipt of No. 12, and expresses satisfaction at the success of the lectures.
Sir C. Lucas
7
August 8
laneous.
Memorandum of a conversation with Mr. Fisher as to his desire to exhibit his pictures, and the termination of his engagement.
15
14
The Rhodes Trust...
May 13
Notifies a grant of £500 to the Visual
Instruction Committee.
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28
Sir J. Struthers
August 8
15
The Governor
Fiji,
April 7
Reports movements of Mr. Fisher in the
8
69.
(Rec. May 17.)
Colony,
Points out difficulties in the way of carrying out the part assigned to him in No. 26 and makes alternative sug- gestions.
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