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Box 606766765

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Contains 78 Results:

Copy of a letter from H.S. Goldsmith, Acting Chief Secretary, to S.W. Carpenter of the Tin Areas of Nigeria Ltd., 20 Feb 1911

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 90, fols. 43-46
Explaining the rights conveyed by a mining lease and the reasons for leasing limited and prospected areas in order to prevent rights of occupancy becoming rights of ownership, leading to the exploitation of the indigenous population.
Extents: 4 Leaves
Dates: 20 Feb 1911

Manuscript 'Notes for Mail' in Scarbrough's hand, n.d., 7 Jan 1912

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 90, fols. 82-84
The notes are on various aspects of mining conditions (fol. 82), with his draft letter to the Governor embodying the Council of the Chamber of Mines' observations on the new Ordinance (fol. 83; fol. 84 blank leaf).
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates: n.d., 7 Jan 1912

Copies of letters about delays in obtaining mining licences from the government because of its understaffing, 26 and 19 Dec 1912; 4 and 5 Jan 1912

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 90, fols. 85-95
Letters are from T. Lees Field and the secretaries of the Northern Nigerian Development Co. Ltd. (H.T. Miller), the Bisichi Tin Co. (Nigeria) Ltd. (S. Aldous), and the Northern Nigeria Mining & Exploration Co. Ltd., to the Secretary of the Chamber of Mines. (fols. 87-93) Copy of a detailed memorandum from Miller's Company on this subject (signed 'H.P. Miller').
Extents: 11 Leaves
Dates: 26 and 19 Dec 1912; 4 and 5 Jan 1912

Letter from H. Cotterell to Scarbrough, 11 Nov 1912

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 90, fols. 305-305a
About: electing Coutts, of the Bisichi Ninghi and Northern Nigerian Trust Companies, to the Committee of the Association of Mines regrets about not having seen Scarbrough at Sir Owen Philipps's banquet for African interests.
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates: 11 Nov 1912

Two letters from Lugard in Lagos to Scarbrough, 26 Nov 1912

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 90, fols. 318-320
Comprises letters: explaining that the decision on the railway extension to Jos means that only a temporary motor road can be afforded his final decision on suspension of licences awaits his visit to the tin fields.
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates: 26 Nov 1912