Correspondence received from 'offices' (Government departments and other organisations)...

Correspondence received from 'offices' (Government departments and other organisations) and individuals on subjects concerning Trinidad. Correspondents and subjects are as follows:

Offices:

• Admiralty (proposed concession to Oil Exploration Company of Canada, Land Regulations Amendment, wireless telegraphy between Trinidad and Venezuela);
• Crown Agents (Floating Dock Agreement and concession, Asphalt Industry Regulations Ordinance, 'coolie' ship Rhine and the landing of rice at St Helena, complaint of Dr F C Shaw, pension of H J Brooks ex-Sergeant of the Police Force of Trinidad, fruit contract, wireless telegraphy between Trinidad and Tobago);
• Emigration Agent at Calcutta (immigrants for Trinidad 1905-06, acquisition of agency premises by the Government of Bengal, W F Bolton as Assistant Emigration Agent);
• Council Office (Orders in Council);
• Home Office (Mines Regulation Ordinance);
• India Office (acquisition of Emigration Agency premises);
• Board of Trade (death of a British subject named Gallivan on Russian ship Hiram, surrender of vessels infringing the revenue laws, Patents Ordinance 1905;
• Treasury (note issue of Union Bank of Halifax, pension of Sergeant Major William George Vogan);
• War Office (army reservists for Mounted Police).

Miscellaneous:

• Imperial Institute (petroleum from Mayaro-Guayaguayare oilfield in Trinidad);
• Railway and Works Company Limited (Floating Dock Agreement, Port of Spain harbour improvement scheme);
• Colonial Office (concession to Oil Exploration Company of Canada, mine explosion at Vista Bella, mail service and the subsidy to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company);
• Inter Departmental Oil Committee (concession to Oil Exploration Company of Canada);
• Customs Office (Crystal Palace Exhibition and customs privileges, surrender of vessels infringing the revenue laws);
• Oil Exploration Company of Canada (establishment of wireless telegraph in Trinidad);
• The Direct West India Cable Company (establishment of wireless telegraphy in Trinidad);
• Symington Syndicate Limited (government grant, assistance, affairs of syndicate);
• Board of Education (Mr Cunningham Craig and the extension of service);
• The New Trinidad Lake Asphalt Company Limited (asphalt and the proposed change in designations, seizure of property of New York and Bermudez Company by Venezuelan Government);
• Marconi's Wireless Telegraphy Company Limited (wireless telegraph and the alleged infringement of patent);
• General Post Office (wireless telegraph and the alleged infringement of Marconi Company Patents, between Trinidad and Venezuela, mails per the Scrutton Line);
• Royal Mail Steam Packet Company (mail service, fruit service, wireless telegraph and the infringement of patents);
• Royal Irish Constabulary (pension to Sergeant Major William George Vogan);
• Local Government Board (Quarantine Ordinance);
• His Majesty's Prison, Ipswich (entitlement of pension for Harry J Brooks).

Individuals:

• Lieutenant Colonel H E J Brake (Staff Officer, army reservists for the Constabulary, ex-soldiers for the Constabulary, Mounted Constabulary);
• Archbishop of Canterbury (petition from inhabitants of Basse-Terre for a school house and a salary for the teacher);
• L D Corson (Asphalt Industry Ordinance);
• Alex Cross MP (New Trinidad Lake Asphalt Company concession);
• H Clifford ('colour question');
• Commander W H Coombs (promotion);
• J Cadman (Asphalt Industry Regulations Ordinance);
• J W Gordon (Asphalt Industry Regulations Ordinance);
• Professor H Louis (Asphalt Industry Regulations Ordinance);
• L F Lyder (extension of leave);
• C C F Monckton (Government Electrical Engineer and electrical experts in other colonies, wireless telegraphy between Tobago and Demerara);
• H F Previte (designation of land asphalt);
• Harold Hamel Smith ('The Peasant and the Land');
• T E Young (Widows and Orphans Pension Fund).

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