Subject.
Page.
Serial No.
Despatch
From or to whom.
Dato,
No., &c.
xl'
Subject.
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1913.
To Messrs. Newton
March 12
& Co., Ltd.
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Messrs. Newton &
Co., Ltd.
March 13
Accepts their terms for the hiring of slides; requests that they will notify formally their adherence to these termus; and points out that the Com- mittee intend only to circularise a select number of the more important schools in the United Kingdoui.
Accepts the terms laid down in No. 83; points out that the sets of elides can be purchased by any firm who can let | them out on hire at any price they choose without paying any portion of the hiring fee to the Committee; and requests details of the new sets for Canada and South Africa as soon as possible, in order to complete their catalogue.
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1913.
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93
To Messrs. Georg
April 18
J
Philip & Son, Ltd.
Enquires whether they would under- take the publication of a book of lectures on the West Indies on the same terms as the other volumes of the series.
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91 The Governor-tien- Australia,
eral.
63.
March 20 (Rec. Apr. 21.)
95
Messrs.
George Philip & Son, Ltd.
April 22
85
The High Commis-
Bioner.
South Africa, 116.
February 26 (Rec. Mar. 15.);
Forwards a copy of a despatch from the Resident Commissioner, Mafoking, forwarding further Bechuanaland Protectorate photographs.
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96
To Messrs. George Philip & Son, Ltd.
April 21
86
Circular
March 17
Describes the present position of the
Committee's work.
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To the Governors, &c., of all Colonies not possessing re- sponible govern- ment. Cyprus and Malay States.
87 To Messrs. Newton
& Co., Ltd.
March 18
Acknowledges the receipt of No. 84, and states that particulars of the slides illustrating the lectures on Canada and Newfoundland will be sent as soon as possible, but that it is im- probable that a final list of the South African slides will be ready for some time.
97
To the Governor
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Bermuda, Miscel- laneous.
April 25
States that he has conveyed the thanks of the Committee to his Ministers as requested in No. 68 for the facilities afforded to Mr. Fisher in the Common- wealth.
Regrets, in reply to No. 93, that they are not prepared to incur any further outlay in connection with the series until they see to what extent the scheme is likely to be adopted, as up to the present the sales of the three volumes already issued have been very disappointing.
Observes that the book on the West Indies is essential to complete the series, and that the Committee feel bound to proceed with it forthwith, and states that one more volume only (on East, West and Central Africa) would be needed to finish the course.
States that arrangements have been made for the preparation of a set of lantern lectures on British possessions in the West Indies, in Central and South America, and in the Western Atlantic Ocean, and requests his help. by supplying photographs,
(Rec. April 28) Encloses lists of photographs required
to illustrate the lectures stated.
98
Mr. A. E. Aspinall
88
To the Governors- General and Gov.
New South
ernors.
Canada, Australia,
Wales,
Victoria,
Queensland,
March 20
Transmits copies of No. 86, and aske 51
that the work done may be brought to the notice of the proper authorities.
09
Tu the Governor
Falkland Islands, Miscel- laneous.
April 29
South
Australia.
Western
Australia,
Tasmania,
New
Zealand,
Union
of South
Africa, Newfound-
100
Sir C. P. Lucas to
Mr. G. S. Philip.
May 2
land (Mis-
ocilaneous)
89
The Rhodes Trust
April 9
States that the Rhodes Trustees agree 52
to grant the request made in No. 82.
90
Sir C. P. Lucas to i
-
April 14
Mr.A.E. Aspinall.
Invites him to write and arrange a Heries of six lectures with lantern slides on the West Indies on terms indicated.
101
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Mr. G. 8. Philip to Sir C. P. Lucas.
May 5
01
To the Rhodes Trust
April 11
Expresses thanks for the decision com-
municated in No. 89.
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102
War Office...
May 5
92
Mr. A. E. Aspinall
April 15
Accepts the invitation in No. 90
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to 8ir C. P. Lucas. .
States that arrangements have been made for the preparation of a set of lantern lectures on British possessions in the West Indies, in Central and South America, and in the Western Atlantic Ocean, and requests his help by supplying photographs.
States that the Committee are strongly of opinion that the West Indian book should not be held back; hopes that his directors and himself will agree to publish the book on the same terms as hitherto; but, if not, requests that he will state on what terms they would undertake the publication.
States, in reply to No. 100, that he will
again discuss the matter with his direc tors, and will submit proposals to the Committee for consideration at their next meeting; offers to submit pro- posals before replying to No. 96.
Expresses thanks for the book enclosed in No. 70, and requests to be supplied in due course with copies of further books that may be issued.
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From or to whom.
No,
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
xii
1913.
103
Sir C. P. Lucas to
May G
Mr. J. S. Philip.
101
To
the Secretary,
Colonial Bermuda'
May 6
105
To the Governors... Jamaica, '
May 6
Trinidad,
Wind-
ward
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