Correspondence about personal expenses while on leave in England, etc., and inventories of provisions and insured articles.

Inventory of wine and provisions taken over from Northey, when Coryndon succeeded him as Governor of Kenya.

Correspondence between Coryndon, or Dutton on his behalf, and several bodies, such as the Colonial Office, the Treasury, or the Crown Agents about salary, family remittances, and travelling allowances. Includes a recommendation from Coryndon to the Under-Secretary that Dutton be given the same allowance as the official delegation while in England (fols. 18-20).

With two unfoliated items. Correspondence and other papers about income tax returns.

Comprises: (fols. 1-5) two letters from D.E. Brodie, Secretary to the British South Africa Company, to Coryndon and a copy of one from Brodie to the Under-Secretary of State about Coryndon's pension rights on transferring from the Company to Swaziland (Eswatini), 21 Dec 1907-11 Apr 1908 (fol. 6) printed proclamation by Gladstone, South African High Commissioner, that service under the...