Box 5002453601
Contains 106 Results:
The Tonga (Alien Enemy Trade Disposal) Regulation, 1916. No. 1 of 1916. W.P.H.C. Gazette, No. 11 of 4 May, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Enquiry as to whether there is now any objection to facilitate the sailing from Tonga in British Ships of women and children of enemy nationality. 31 Jan, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Instructions regarding restrictions of enemy aliens in Tonga. Tonga Ordinance No. 4 of 1916. 6 April, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Liquidation of enemy firms in Tonga. 8 Apr, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Recent transactions of branches of Deutsche Pantagen und Gesellschaft der Sudsee Inseln (D.H. & P.G.). 25 Apr, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
The extension of the system of permits to include explosives, fuses and detonators to the importation of arms and ammunitions from Australia. 29 Apr, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Pending further instructions not to proceed with the liquidation of enemy firms, other than Deutsche Pantagen und Gesellschaft der Sudsee Inseln (D.H. & P.G.). 6 June, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Message received by the Union Cable board, Suva for William Diamond for transmission to certain firms in Tonga. 16 May, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Disposal of certain sums of money imported by theDeutsche Pantagen und Gesellschaft der Sudsee Inseln (D.H. & P.G.) company from Australia in February and March 1915. 15 Dec, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Protest by Messrs. Hellfritz, Schultz and Ohle against their deportation. 25 Nov, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Dispatch from the High Commissioner regarding the schedule of enemy property situated in overseas dominions. 22 Sep, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Trading operations of Deutsche Pantagen und Gesellschaft der Sudsee Inseln (D.H. & P.G.) in Tonga. 4 Sept, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Liquidation of Deutsche Pantagen und Gesellschaft der Sudsee Inseln (D.H. & P.G.) in Tonga. 29 aug, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
Three cablegrams for certain firms in Tonga involving Messrs. Hellfritz, Schultz and Ohle. 20 May, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)
A request for information for Mr Morris Hedstrom Ltd regarding the stock of enemy business in Tonga. 30 Jun, 1916., 1916
The correspondence, which consists mainly of despatches exchanged between the High Commissioner and Consul-General, the Agent and Consul and the Tongan Government, deals with the outbreak of hostilities, the restriction of enemy aliens, measures to prevent trade with the enemy, the conduct of the war abroad and the liquidation of German firms, particularly of the Deutsche Plantagen und Gesellschaft der Südsee Inseln (D.H.P.G.)