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Subject

Page.

Serful No.

Despatch

From or to whom.

Date.

Xo., &o.

Considers that the Committee will make no objection to his making use of, and quoting from, the lectures on India as proposed; assumes that Mr. Philip will have no reasonable ground. for complaint, but raises the question of communicating with him.

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139

Notice to the Press

1913.

August 5

XV

127

Mr. H.J. Mackinder,

July 11

M.P. to Sir C. P. Lucas.

Expresses thanks for No. 126, and states that he himself is writing to Mr. Philip as a matter of courtesy.

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140

To the Governor

Mauri- tius, 151.

August 5

:

128

The Governor

Queens- land, 31.

June 13 (Rec. July 21.)

States, in reply to No. 88, that it is not proposed to take any local action in the matter at present.

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141

Mr. Algernon

Aspinall.

E.

129

Ditto

Victoria, Į

41.

June 16 (Ree. July 21.)

States, in reply to No. 88, that the Education Department of Victoria has decided to obtain a set of slides and several copies of the publications of the Committee.

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112

To the Governor

British Hon. duras,

August 13

Minceĺ-

laneous.

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130

Ditto

¦ Trinidad,

273.

June 30 (Rec. July 22.)

131

The Agent-General Victoria

for Victoria.

July 22

132

The Governor

Mauri- June 9 tius, 132. (Ree. July 23.)

States, in reply to No. 105, that Mr. Freeman, Assistant Director of Agriculture, is taking to England a number of negatives and slides for the purpose of a lecture at the West India Committee's roots and will consult with Mr. Aspinall as to which of them might be of use to the Visual! Instruction Committee.

Requests, for the use of his Government, a complete set of the "United Kingdom" lantern slides and three copies of the seven lectures referred to in No. 86.

States the use made of the lectures on the United Kingdom and the slides purchased in 1905, and asks that the Crown Agents may be instructed to procure the lectures and alides specified.

Subject,

Page.

August 6

July 11 (Rec. Aug. 18).

July 23 (Rec. Aug. 19.)

Announces the publication of a book of ¦ 77

Jantern lectures on Canada and New- foundland, and adds that the Com- mittee will next issue a set of lectures on South Africa, and that lectures on the West Indies are being prepared.

Expresses satisfaction at the information in No. 132 and states that the Crown Agents have been instructed to send out the lectures, &c. asked for.

Encloses a list of photographs which he would like to have of British Honduras and asks that permission for their reproduction may be obtained.

Informs him that it is intended to pre- pare a set of lantern lectures on the British possessions in the West Indies, South and Central America, and the Western Atlantic; asks for photo- graphs of the views in the accompany- ing list and any others that may appear useful, with a note of any case in which a photograph is not available for use as a book illustration.

Communicates, in reply to No. 88, a minute by the Executive Council of Papua expressing the opinion that the time is not ripe to inaugurate the visual instruction system there.

Forwards eleven photographs of St.

Vincent.

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143

The Governor-Gen- Australia,

eral.

162.

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72

141

The Governor

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Wind- ward Islands, (St. Vincent), 73.

145

Visual

Committee.

Instruction

August 21

133

To Mr. Algernon E.

Aspinall.

July 29

Encloses au extract from No. 130, and requests a list of his requirements for British Guiana and British Honduras.

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146

Mr, A, II, Anderson

August 21

131

To the Agent-Gene-

Victoria

July 30

ral for Victoria.

States that a copy of No. 131 has been sent to Messrs. Newton & Co. with a request that they will communicate i direct with him.

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135

To Messrs. Newton

July 30

& Co., Lal.

Transmits a copy of No. 131, and re-

quests that they will communicate | direct with the Agent-General.

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136

To the Governor ...

Victoria, 05.

July 30

Acknowledges No. 120 with satisfaction, 74

147

137

· Visual

Committee.

Instruction

August

Statement of the Committee's work

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To Mr. A. II.

Anderson.

September 3

13 To Crown Agents... Mauritius

August 2

Requests them to obtain from Messrs. Newton & Co., and to send out to the Mauritius Government, the lectures and slides specified,

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Agreement between the Crown Agents and Messrs. George Philip & Son, Ltd. respecting the copyright and the pub- lication of the lecture on the West Indies to be prepared by Mr. Aspinall.

Suggests that the High Commissioner of each Dominion should make use of one of the various Colonial premises in London for lectures making known the charms of England, for the benefit of visitors from their Colonies to London, and that he should be ap- pointed as the Committee's official lecturer and organiser of lectures in the United Kingdom, the necessary arrangements as to fees and cost to be Bettled between himself and the High Commissioners.

States that No. 146 will be laid before the Committee at their next meeting, but suggests that, as the subject is rather outside the Committee's pro- vince, he might do well to communi- cate with the Royal Colonial Institute and the Victoria League as well as with the High Commissioners.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :-

mmimmim C.O. 885

22 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC-

ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE

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Surial Nu.

From or to whom,

Despatch

Date.

No., &c.

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