Found 177 Results | Manuscripts and Archives

Asks whether the royalty and police contributions paid by the Pacific Phosphate Co. to the German Government are to be included in revenue, and whether a trading license can be collected. From: Administrator, Nauru.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2039/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

States that he presumes salary offered to Mr G. F. Lindsay is £150 and not £250 as stated in High Commissioner's despatch. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2040/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Instructs that High Commissioner's Proclamation of 27th October, 1917, regarding the administration of Nauru, should be published in the W.P.H.C. Gazette, in order to make his position clear. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2041/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Asks for a decision as to payments by Resident Commission and Cadets to Fidelity Guarantee fund. From: Resident Commissioner, Gilbert & Ellice Islands Protectorate.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2095/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Encloses special warrants for excess expenditure in 1910. From: Resident Commissioner, Gilbert & Ellice Islands Protectorate.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2096/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Thanks the High Commissioner for his letter of the 9th July, regrets that he has not met him personally, and wishes him a pleasant voyage. From: French High Commissioner.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2098/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Forwards sailing directions and general information, Panama Canal. From: Acting Governor, Panama Canal.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2099/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Reports the sighting of a derelict in lat. 28?15' S, long. 71?37' W. From: Acting Governor, Panama Canal.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2100/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Forwards chart No.1830. From: Hydrographer of the Navy.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2101/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

Suggests that Lieutenant Colonel McOwan might replace Mr Grant, as it is most undesirable to remove Mr Workman from Nauru in the present circumstances. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 2102/1915

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Files 1/1915 to 3302/1915

Dates: 1915

Found in: Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland / MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915, WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915.

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Contains 177 Results:

Asks whether the royalty and police contributions paid by the Pacific Phosphate Co. to the German Government are to be included in revenue, and whether a trading license can be collected. From: Administrator, Nauru.

States that he presumes salary offered to Mr G. F. Lindsay is £150 and not £250 as stated in High Commissioner's despatch. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

Instructs that High Commissioner's Proclamation of 27th October, 1917, regarding the administration of Nauru, should be published in the W.P.H.C. Gazette, in order to make his position clear. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

Asks for a decision as to payments by Resident Commission and Cadets to Fidelity Guarantee fund. From: Resident Commissioner, Gilbert & Ellice Islands Protectorate.

Encloses special warrants for excess expenditure in 1910. From: Resident Commissioner, Gilbert & Ellice Islands Protectorate.

Thanks the High Commissioner for his letter of the 9th July, regrets that he has not met him personally, and wishes him a pleasant voyage. From: French High Commissioner.

Forwards sailing directions and general information, Panama Canal. From: Acting Governor, Panama Canal.

Reports the sighting of a derelict in lat. 28?15' S, long. 71?37' W. From: Acting Governor, Panama Canal.

Forwards chart No.1830. From: Hydrographer of the Navy.

Suggests that Lieutenant Colonel McOwan might replace Mr Grant, as it is most undesirable to remove Mr Workman from Nauru in the present circumstances. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.