Guide to the Records of the Board of Trade (as filmed by the AJCP)

B, October 1791 - March 1792 (File 2. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Sam Enderby, Alex Champion, John Reeves.

Subjects include: English vessels which have gone into and returned from the whale fisheries in the Pacific Ocean; Juan Fernandez as a preferred location for resupply of provisions on the western coast of South America; report on the judicature of Newfoundland.

C, March 1792 - May 1792 (File 3. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Governor Phillip re return of land grants in New South Wales and related islands.

E, May 1792 - July 1792 (File 5. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Includes: John King re extract of a letter from Governor Phillip to Lord Grenville re sighting of spermaceti whales, 5 Nov 1791.

H, January 1793 - March 1793 (File 8. AJCP Reel No: 3056, 3146)

Correspondents include: Robert Brooke, (St. Helena); Alex Champion, Sam Enderby, John Reeves.

Subjects include: The abduction (and sale/barter) of two indigenous Australians; information relating to the Nymph, the Success and the Three Friends; second report on the judicature of Newfoundland.

L, December 1793 - May 1794 (File 11. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Henry Dundas; John Reeves, George Chalmers.

Subjects include: Draft of instructions proposed to be given to John Hunter as the new Governor of New South Wales; assessment of said instructions.

M, August 1794 - June 1795 (File 12. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

W. Ramsay (United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies) re a bounty on the exportation of refined sugar.

N, 30 April 1794 (File 13. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Governor Grose re return of land grants in New South Wales.

P, May 1797 - February 1798 (File 15. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Charles Long, William Fawkener; owners of ships employed in whaling in the South Seas.

Subjects include: Duties on goods exported from India; extension of the limits of the Southern Whale Fisheries Act 1795 c. 92.

S, July 1799 - May 1800 (File 18. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Charles Long, Owners of Ships Employed in whaling in Greenland Seas and Davis Strait.

Subjects include: Duty on blubber from Greenland whale fishery.

T, July 1800 - February 1802 (File 19. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Governor King; Owners of Ships Employed in Southern Whale Fishery.

Subjects include: Possible alteration in an act for regulating whale fishing; extension of the limits of the Southern Whale Fisheries Act 1798 c. 57; request for renewal of premiums.

V, February 1802 - December 1802 (File 20. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: William Ramsay.

Subjects include: Lodging of journals or log-books of Southern whaling ships on their return; drafts of a clause for the extension of the limits of the Southern Whale Fishery, bill to be submitted to Parliament.

U, December 1802 - April 1803 (File 21. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Corresponents include: N. Vansittart; Sam Holdsworth (Wakefield); Merchant exporters and dealers in East Indies indigo; Merchants and dyers of London, Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset and Exeter; Owners of Ships Employed in Southern Whale Fishery.

Subjects include: Duty on indigo imported from the East Indies; duty on the produce of the Southern Whale Fishery.

W, March 1803 - February 1804 (File 22. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Owners of Ships Employed in Southern Whale Fishery; W. Ramsay, Navy Office; John Prinsep.

Subjects include: Extension of the limits of the Southern Whale Fishery; importation of and investigation into suitability of 'Sun' as a substitute for hemp cordage; establishment of regular trade to Port Jackson (requests license for the ship Ann for this purpose); duties on wood imported from Botany Bay.

X, February 1804 - June 1804 (File 23. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Alex Champion, Sam Enderby; W. Ramsay; Merchants of London.

Subjects include: State of the Southern Whale Fishery's fishing for 1803; opening a regular trade with Port Jackson; payment of Home Consumption Duty when exporting goods which have been imported from the East Indies.

Y, May 1804 - February 1805 (File 24. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: John Sargent; Capt. John McArthur; Exeter Chamber of Commerce and Woollen Manufacturers of Britain; Sir Joseph Banks; Prinsep and Saunders; N. Vansittart; Merchants of London.

Subjects include: Letter from McArthur containing a plan for obtaining fine wool from NSW; proposal for establishing a company to encourage the increase of fine wooled sheep in NSW; improvement and progress of fine wooled sheep in NSW; obtaining wool from NSW; costs involved in freighting wool from NSW; land grants in NSW; copy of Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, Vol 1. No. 4; payment of Home Consumption Duty when exporting goods which have been imported from the East Indies.

Z, February 1805 - June 1805 (File 25. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Simon Lock; B. Rotch; C.F. Greville; Owners of Ships Employed in Southern Whale Fishery.

Subjects include: Request for extension on dates of Warehousing of Goods Act 1799 c.59; Quakers settling in Milford Haven and carrying out whale fishery plus a request that an additional ship be admitted; Declaration of Fidelity for Quakers, apprentices for whaling ships; duties paid on the import of oil; number of ships and amount of their tonnage employed in the Southern Whale Fishery from 1795 to 1805; concerns over favourable treatment towards American whalers; draft of a bill for the permanent regulation of the Southern Whale Fishery; protection of apprentices until the age of 21; time allotted for payment of duty on East India goods stored in warehouses of East India Company; accounts regarding the Southern Whale Fishery with particular attention to non-British subjects; muster lists of ships employed in the Southern Whale Fishery from the Port of London.

A1, July 1805 - February 1806 (File 26. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: C.F. Greville; Robert Campbell.

Subjects include: Cessation of invitation to foreigners to come with their ships to Milford H[aven]; request for relief relevant to the seizure of the Lady Barlow.

B1, March 1806 - May 1806 (File 27. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Jonas Phillips & Sons, request to enter casks of vermillion from Hambro in warehouse without paying duty.

C1, May 1806 - June 1806 (File 28. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Rev. Samuel Marsden re testing of Botany Bay flax and hemp lines; specimens of hemp and flax from Botany Bay.

D1, June 1806 - August 1806 (File 29. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Subjects include: Relief and encouragement of Spanish sheep in NSW.

F1, November 1806 - December 1806 (File 31. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Repeal of act relating to the carrying of East India goods direct from the East Indies to the West Indies will not cover all situations; results of a test of 'Qubec' timber casks on board Britannica.

G1, December 1806 - January 1807 (File 32. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: John Turnbull; William Jacob.

Subjects include: Ships in the Southern Whale Fishery trading contraband in the Spanish Main; Extracts from Anderson's History of Commerce, Vol. 4, p.63 relating to trade between British and Spanish colonies in the New World; benefits of travelling to West Coast of America by the Eastern Passage.

H1, February 1807 - March 1807 (File 33. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Correspondents include: Governor King; Pomarey (King of Otaheite); W. Ramsay.

Subjects include: Extract of a letter to Earl Camden; general statement of the inhabitants of settlement in NSW; General return of livestock belonging to the government and individuals in NSW; Comparative statement of annual progress made in cultivation and raising stock; Education received from missionaries, equipment needed for outfitting a schooner being built to defend himself and the English from rebellious subjects; No objection to travelling to the West Coast of America by the Eastern Passage.

K1, April 1807 - June 1807 (File 35. AJCP Reel No: 3056)

Account of seal skins imported into Great Britain during 1804-1806.

L1, June 1807 - February 1808 (File 36. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: John Banks, Thomas Chapman.

Subjects include: Remuneration for discovery of the process of separating the long hair from seal furs.

N1, December 1807 - April 1808 (File 38. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: A. Birnie.

Subjects include: Bounties paid on cotton and linen articles exported to New South Wales.

P1, June 1807 - March 1808 (File 40. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Subjects include: Draft of a bill for granting bounties on cottons and linens exported to New South Wales.

C2, September 1810 - December 1810 (File 53. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Captain Paul West of the ship Cyrus re hostile conduct from Spanish cruisers on the coast of Peru.

E2, October 1810 - March 1811 (File 55. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

William Fawkener re application for the extension of the limits of the Southern Whale Fishery.

F2, March 1811 - April 1811 (File 56. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

J.F. Barham re a paper on the mode of cultivating a sugar plantation in the East Indies, delivered by Mr. Botham.

G2, April 1810 - May 1811 (File 57. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Governor Macquarie re establishment of a Government Colonial Bank.

I2, August 1811 (File 59. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Navy Board; R. Barlow (Chatham Dockyard).

Subjects include: Trial of hemp and flax grown in New South Wales.

K2, July 1811 - October 1811 (File 60. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company.

Subjects include: Commercial relations between the United Kingdom and the Islands of Mauritius and Bourbon; draft of a proposed license.

L2, May 1811 - December 1811 (File 61. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Charles Clarke; Robert Peel.

Subjects include: Request to move family to New South Wales for agricultural and mercantile pursuits.

N2, February 1812 - March 1812 (File 63. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Robert Peel; Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company; Governor Macquarie; A. Birnie; William Young.

Subjects include: Granting of licenses to ship goods to be landed in New South Wales by vessels proceeding on the Southern Whale Fishery; License for Mary Ann; Amendment to license for Isabella ; Importation of spirits, price limits on imported goods at Port Jackson, sending out of supplies from England to be sold or exchanged.

O2, March 1812 - May 1812 (File 64. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Subjects include: Governor Macquarie; John Thomas Campbell; W. Nelson.

Subjects include: Proposal from merchants of New South Wales to form a settlement on New Zealand; Regulations prohibiting vessels from landing cargo at NSW out settlements without first touching at Port Jackson.

Report on the approaching expiration of the charter granted to the East India Company.

P2, May 1812 - June 1812 (File 65. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Robert Peel; William Wilson; Price, Darlot & Co.

Subjects include: Regulations relating to the offloading of cargo in New South Wales settlements; Import of pearl and pearl shells from New South Wales to London.

R2, April 1812 - July 1812 (File 67. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: W. Ramsay (East India Company).

Subjects include: Request for more information to grant a license to import pearl and pearl shell from New South Wales to London.

S2, July 1812 - September 1812 (File 68. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: W. Ramsay of the East India Company; Committee of Warehouses of East India Company.

Subjects include: The petition of W. Patrick Horne? regarding the sale of cloves, pepper and other produce of the East Indies; Import of mother of pearl from New South Wales to Great Britain.

X2, December 1812 - February 1813 (File 73. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Henry Goulburn; William May.

Subjects include: Licenses for the ship Hector from the East India Company and Lord Bathurst; Avoiding capture by British or American ships of war during voyage.

Archival History

Incorrectly titled as Y2 in Australian Joint Copying Project. Handbook. Part 6. Public Record Office: Air Ministry, Board of Trade, Exchequer and Audit Department, Treasury and other Record Groups.

Z2, March 1813 - April 1813 (File 75. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Sam Enderby.

Subjects include: Petition and claim of the British Adventurers in the Southern Whale Fishery; Southern Whale Fishery Acts of Parliament; British vessels which have cleared from the Port of London between 1803 and 1813 for the purpose of rounding the Cape Horn.

A General Chart - Exhibiting the discoveries made by Captn. James Cook in this and his two preceding voyages; with the tracks of the ships under his command. By Lieut. Roberts of His Majesty's Royal Navy.

B3, April 1813 - May 1813 (File 77. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Adventurers in the Southern Whale Fishery.

Subjects include: Concerns regarding the oath of fidelity and allegiance taken by Protestants who are not British subjects to be masters of whaling ships.

C3, May 1813 - June 1813 (File 78. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: W. Garrow; John Reeves.

Subjects include: Acts relating to the oath of fidelity and allegiance taken by Protestants and Quakers who are not British subjects to be masters of whaling ships.

G3, October 1813 - November 1813 (File 82. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: William Mellish; Benjamin Rotch; Adventurers in the Southern Whale Fishery.

Subjects include: Payment of duty on American-caught oil and whalebone captured by British ships; Payment of duty on whalebone aboard Flora, taken from Hope; Whether Joseph Whiteus, Master of the Lively in 1804, took the oath of allegiance and fidelity.

H3, November 1813 - December 1813 (File 83. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Governor Macquarie; Sam Enderby.

Subjects include: Request for licenses to export wool from New South Wales to England; requests that whaling ships where the masters have taken the oath of allegiance to not be stopped or seized.

I3, October 1813 - February 1814 (File 84. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: George Allen Aylwin; Commissioners for the Affairs of India.

Subjects include: Request for admission of the cargo of the ship Rose, formerly part of the cargo of the Sydney Cove; Rules and regulations for granting licenses by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India.

K3, March 1814 - April 1814 (File 85. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: George Harrison of the Commission of Customs in Scotland; Sam Enderby.

Subjects include: List of laws relating to the revenue of Customs and a list of those laws which are near expiring; Minutes of the Board of Treasury regarding the proceedings of a meeting of ship owners interested in the Southern Whale Fishery.

O3, May 1814 - June 1814 (File 89. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Sam Enderby.

Subjects include: An application for relief in the case of William Swain, Master of the ship Cumberland.

P3, July 1814 - August 1814 (File 90. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Henry Goulburn; William May; Thomas Courtenay; William Gurnow?, S. Shepherd.

Subjects include: Trade eastward of the Cape of Good Hope, with attention to regulations relating to the exclusive privilege of the East India Company; Case relating to the import and export of goods from the Cape of Good Hope.

Q3, July 1814 (File 91. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: John Meheux.

Subjects include: The opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General on a case submitted to them on points relating to the import and export of goods from the Cape of Good Hope.

S3, September 1814 - December 1814 (File 93. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: James & Arthur Wilkinson; John Prinsep and Thomas Saunders.

Subjects include: Request to export woollen cloths to New South Wales; Request to land goods as if they were shipped directly from where procured.

U3, February 1815 - March 1815 (File 95. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Custom House.

Subjects include: List of laws relating to the revenue of Customs which have expired or are near expiring, except where the termination depends upon the ratification of the late Definitive Treaty of Peace; An account of bounties paid on the Southern Whale Fishery in the five years ending the 5th January 1815.

V3, March 1815 - April 1815 (File 96. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Benjamin Rotch.

Subjects include: Petition for relief regarding the certificate of registry for the ship Grand Sachem.

W3, April 1815 - May 1815 (File 97. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Benjamin Rotch.

Subjects include: Request for permission to attend the law offices of the Board of Customs.

X3, May 1815 - July 1815 (File 98. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Stephen Cottrell; Benjamin Rotch.

Subjects include: Judgements relating to petitions of Benjamin Rotch including certificate of British registry for Grand Sachem and privileges to foreign vessels employed in the Southern Whale Fishery.

Y3, August 1815 (File 99. AJCP Reel No: 3057)

Correspondents include: Buckles, Bagster & Buchanan.

Subjects include: Petition on behalf of Alexander McDouall and other owners of the brig Alexander that the brig may be permitted to proceed on a voyage transporting female convicts to New South Wales.

Z3, August 1815 - December 1815 (File 100. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Francis Rotch, John Reeves, Sam Enderby.

Subjects include: Request to settle a whale fishery at Halifax, Nova Scotia and also to be granted exemption from import duties on whaling produce.

C4, March 1816 - April 1816 (File 103. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Paxton Cockerill.

Subjects include: Duty on coffee imported from the East Indies; the number of foreign built ships which have been admitted to the Port of Milford.

D4, April 1816 - May 1816 (File 104. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: St. Barbe, Green & Nichols.

Subjects include: Application to import cargo in the American vessel Melantho from Batavia.

E4, May 1816 - June 1816 (File 105. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Benjamin Rotch.

Subjects include: British registery for whaling vessels.

F4, June 1816 - July 1816 (File 106. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Paxton Cockerill.

Subjects include: License for the ship Jane to proceed from Java to any port belonging to the King of the Netherlands or Europe.

G4, July 1816 - September 1816 (File 107. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: St. Barbe and Co.

Subjects include: Request for permission to land the cargo of Melantho.

H4, September 1816 - December 1816 (File 108. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Ship Owners of London.

Subjects include: Entry permission for vessels arriving at Java or other possessions eastward of the Cape, restored to the Dutch.

I4, October 1816 - December 1816 (File 109. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Edward Boehin & John Taylor, Custom House.

Subjects include: Petition for permission to import spices in a British ship from Rotterdam.

K4, January 1817 - December 1817 (File 110. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Captain Maconochie, Spice Planters of Sumatra, Foreign Office, Daniel Bennett & Sons.

Subjects include: Advantages of establishing a British settlement on the Sandwich Islands; import duties on spices; ships in amity with Dutch government being admitted to entry at Java; petition to be allowed the bounty on the ship Echo.

L4, January 1817 (File 111. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: A. Binnie, Custom House.

Subjects include: Payment of the premium to which the ship Eagle is entitled.

M4, February 1817 (File 112. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Bencoolen Planters, R. Scott, John Jebb and Thomas Reid (Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company), E. Cooke.

Subjects include: Duties on spices; protection to the Spice Planters in Sumatra; exemption of Prince of Wales Island, Bencoolen and territorial possessions of the East India Company from a bill for the trade of the Cape of Good Hope; commercial intercourse of foreigners with Dutch settlements in the East Indies.

P4, March 1817 - April 1817 (File 115. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Joseph Pinsent.

Subjects include: Bill permitting the trade of India to be extended to Gibraltar and Malta.

S4, May 1817 - June 1817 (File 118. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Monsieur Blanshard.

Subjects include: Sending a vessel to France for trade.

T4, June 1817 - July 1817 (File 119. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Secretary of the East India Company, Thomas Richardson.

Subjects include: Duty on spices, suggesting regulation or equalisation of custom duty on cloves.

Z4, February 1818 - March 1818 (File 125. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Governor Macquarie.

Subjects include: Duties to be levied by naval officer in New South Wales.

B5, April 1818 - May 1818 (File 127. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Correspondents include: Committee of Trade in Halifax; East India Company.

Subjects include: Measures to restore whale fishery in Nova Scotia; loading and weighing of spices.

E5, April 1818 - September 1818 (File 130. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Governor Macquarie, duties in New South Wales, articles, imports of South Sea Islands, export.

F5, October 1818 - November 1818 (File 131. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

[Compt.?] army account from [DBG Allan?], future value of copper coin.

G5, December 1818 - February 1819 (File 132. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Papton & Co., coffee imports; Thomas Chapman, dressing seal skins.

H5, January 1819 - February 1819 (File 133. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Emigres from Ireland, Scotland and England to foreign possessions.

I5, February 1819 - April 1819 (File 134. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Emigres from Ireland, Scotland and England to foreign possessions; Papton Cockerill, seizure of [Shacofield?]; Samuel Enderby, whaling

K5, April 1819 (File 135. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: [T.P. Courtenay?], whaling; vessels employed in whale fishery and produce.

M5, April 1819 - June 1819 (File 137. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

OIncludes: Whale Fishery; trade agriculture and fisheries of Nova Scotia; Earl of Dalhousie, [William Sabaties?], Samual Enderby, Nova Scotia whale fishery; Mr. Wilkinson, vessels to New South Wales.

N5, June 1819 - July 1819 (File 138. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: S.R. Lushington, money for G. Chapman.

O5, July 1819 - October 1819 (File 139. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Society of Ship Owners, restrictions of East India trade.

P5, October 1819 - December 1819 (File 140. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Board of Directory of the East India Company, spice prices.

R5, December 1819 - April 1820 (File 142. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Duty on oil from NSW; reward for Thomas Chapman.

S5, April 1820 - May 1820 (File 143. AJCP Reel No: 3058)

Includes: Commission of the Customs, duty on oil from NSW; Ship Owner's Committee, foreign trade.

U5, May 1820 - June 1820 (File 144. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Correspondents include: Batavia; House of Commons, Select Committee on Foreign Trade; East India agents; merchants of British India; Liverpool & East Indies Merchants; Belfast Chamber of Commerce; Merchants of London; Merchants & Manufacturers of Glasgow, Manchester and Salford, Leeds and neighbourhoods; Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers of Edinburgh; Mr. Canning; Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the East India Company; Mr. Robertson.

Subjects include: Trade with China and East Indies; tonnage restrictions; trade between South America and East Indies.

V5, July 1820 - August 1820 (File 145. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters regarding: Papton & Co., [T.C. Courtenay?] British shipping on Dutch ship.

Y5, December 1820 - January 1821 (File 148. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters regarding: Mellish and Enderby, whale fisheries from Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales.

C6, January 1821 - April 1821 (File 152. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

[G. Mercury?] to Consul for the States of Massachusetts, regarding seal and whale fishery from USA; Sir Henry Wellesley regarding, Spanish commerce regulations, translations, foreign goods entry period.

D6, April 1821 - May 1821 (File 153. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Correspondents include: Lord Sidmouth; Merchants and Ship Owners of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay

Subjects include: Trade with China and East Indies.

E6, May 1821 - June 1821 (File 154. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Merchants between Liverpool and East Indies: tonnage.

F6, June 1821 - July 1821 (File 155. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include: William Gibbon & Co.: shipping sheep to Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales.

I6, March 1821 - November 1821 (File 158. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include: Commissioners of Customs' report: duty on wood imported by Whiston & Hewitt from New South Wales.

L6, December 1821 - February 1822 (File 160. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include: Mr. Fergus to General Ferguson: New Zealand flax.

M6, January 1822 - March 1822 (File 161. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include: Rob Wilmont: quality of New Zealand flax. Customs report on John Raine's duty on oil. Thomas Chapman: royal bounty for seal skin fur.

N6, March 1822 - April 1822 (File 162. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

G. Cobb of Manchester: exported British linen bounty.

Customs report: value, growth, importation from New South Wales, duties of different wood.

P6, May 1822 (File 164. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Customs reports: reshipping unopened stores, duty.

[G.T. Young?]: transhipping sapan wood onto British trader.

S6, July 1822 (File 167. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Customs report: W. Mulcaster Marshall, importing wine from Rotterdam.

T6, December 1821 - July 1822 (File 168. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Andrew Dickson: free passage, land grant, New South Wales.

Customs report extract: duties on wood bark, wool.

X6, September 1822 - October 1822 (File 172. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Customs report: Mr. Smith & Co, bounty on export of British linen to NSW.

Court of Directors of the East India Company: repeal of Act, bagged pepper importing.

Y6, August 1822 - November 1822 (File 173. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Robert Wilmot, Earl Bathurst: Cape of Good Hope wool growing.

Lord Charles Somerset: petition of Wool Growers of Cape of Good Hope.

Paxton Cockerill & Co.: amendment of Parliamentary Act.

A7, December 1822 - January 1823 (File 175. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

London merchants: Dutch cheese imports.

H7, May 1823 - June 1823 (File 182. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Chairmen of the Ship Owner's Committee: disadvantages in South Sea Fishery.

Joint Chairman of the Committee of the Whale Fisheries: killing whales with rocket.

[T.P. Courtenay?]: East India Trade Bill amendment, Southern Whale Fishery.

I7, June 1823 (File 183. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Mr. Colquhoun: Whale Fishery bounty.

M7, August 1823 - September 1823 (File 186. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Thomas S. Raffles to Secretary of East India Company: Singapore trade.

Mr. Chamberlain: duties on New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land products.

N7, September 1823 - November 1823 (File 187. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Whiston & Hewitt: duty free linen and tea export to New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land.

O7, December 1823 - January 1824 (File 188. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Sam Enderby: expiration of Act granting encouragement premiums for Southern Whale Fishery.

P7, January 1824 - February 1824 (File 189. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

Mr. Enderby: Whale Fishery bounties interview.

Parties employed in the Southern Whale Fishery: ambergris duties, foreign caught seal skins duty.

Q7, February 1824 - March 1824 (File 190. AJCP Reel No: 3059)

Letters include:

William Barnes: new settlement on southern coast of New Holland, letter to R. Wilmot.

R7, March 1824 - April 1824 (File 191. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

P.W. Horton: flax, duty.

S7, March 1824 - April 1824 (File 192. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

[R.W. Horton?]: wool duty.

T7, April 1824 - May 1824 (File 193. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

[J.C. Harvis?]: Transporting cotton spinning machinery to Van Diemen's Land.

V7, May 1824 - June 1824 (File 195. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Notes of the judgment: Robertson v Clarke.

X7, June 1824 - July 1824 (File 197. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Customs, G. Bunster: duty on tanning bark.

Y7, June 1824 (File 198. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondents include: Joseph Planta, Admiralty, Foreign Office, Capt. C. [Charlton?], W. Palmer, F. Byng, Scott [Fairlie?]

Subjects include: Sandwich Islands governor and commerce, Capt. [Charlton?], pepper duty.

A8, August 1824 - September 1824 (File 200. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence include:

George Harrison: J. [Duguid?], tobacco sample.

Lord Francis [Conyngham?]: Governor of Batavia's cotton and woollen goods duty.

King's Advoate to [Secretary Canning?].

India Board to W. Planta.

[W. Horley?] to W. Courtenay.

Macqueen & Co., [Thompson & Co.?] to Governor of Batavia.

Proclamation of Governor General in Council at Batavia.

[Mr. G Lasperd?] to [Mr. Planta?].

Secretary of India Board to Lord Howard de Walden.

Court of Directors to the Bengal Government: treaty.

B8, September 1824 - October 1824 (File 201. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

[Bennett & Sons?], [C. O'Gornam?] Consul General in Mexico, Mr. Planta: Loss of Eclipse.

D8, November 1824 - December 1824 (File 203. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

J. Byng: Sandwich Islands ports.

F8, December 1824 - January 1825 (File 205. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

[Mr. Hibbert?]: Import of sugar from Singapore.

Scott Fairlie & Co.: Goods from Batavia.

G8, February 1825 - March 1825 (File 206. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

[G. Blaxland?]: Duty on French brandy.

[Mr. Tabor?]: [illegible].

Consul General at [Lima?]: Eastern Seas navigation, trade with China.

[Mr. Bowcroft?]: Memorandum from Lima, Peru; trade with China.

H8, March 1825 (File 207. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Customs: report on J. Lachlan's duty petition.

K8, April 1825 (File 209. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Committee of the Society of Ship Owners: duty on foreign seed and oils.

L8, May 1825 - June 1825 (File 210. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Merchants engaged in the Southern Whale Fishery: duty on foreign seeds and oil.

Joseph Planta: consul powers, South America, licences, British shipping, trade, Lima to Singapore.

H.M. Consul in Peru: British ship licences to trade between Chile and California.

N8, April 1825 - July 1825 (File 212. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Spice Growers of Fort Cornwallis: England duties.

Q8, August 1825 - September 1825 (File 215. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Owners of Ships, and Others, concerning in the British Whale Fisheries: protections of British whale fishery.

U8, December 1825 - February 1826 (File 219. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

[Palmer MacKillops & Co.?] and others: Spice duty.

Joseph Mitchell: Nutmeg duty.

Mr. Albrecht: Duty.

Enderby & Son: American to take command of the Indian.

V8, June 1825 - March 1826 (File 220. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

Resident at Singapore: Report on intercourse between Singapore and nations eastward of Straits of Malacca 1824/1825.

Resident at Singapore to Bengal Government Secretary.

Y8, May 1826 - June 1826 (File 223. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

Merchants and Ship Owners engaged in the Southern Whale Fisheries & in the Trade of the South Pacific Ocean: Protection for British Interests in New Zealand.

Report on New Zealand spars and flax.

[Asquith?]: Protection for New Zealand settlement.

Order of His Majesty's Council: Charter of incorporation for 'New Zealand Company'.

B9, July 1826 - August 1826 (File 226. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

R. Scott Fairlie & Co.: Duty.

C9, August 1826 - September 1826 (File 227. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: R. Scott Fairlie & Co.: Long pepper duty.

D9, September 1826 - November 1826 (File 228. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Customs report: [Rawkes & Co.?] oil duty petition.

F9, December 1826 (File 230. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

H.M. Consul to Sandwich Islands: Sandwich and Society Islands trade report.

Wm. Ellis, late missionary at Sandwich Islands to Mr. J. Byng: state of Sandwich Islands.

I9, February 1827 - April 1827 (File 233. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Letters include:

Customs report: recording goods imported and exported from Western Coasts of Africa and Eastern Seas.

H.M. Consul at Sandwich Islands: Sandwich Islands.

L9, May 1827 - June 1827 (File 235. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at Sandwich Islands: Port charges at Woahoo.

[C.P. Hypolitus?]: Export of [tin presses?] to New Zealand.

M9, June 1827 (File 236. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

James Walker: Export of flax packing press to New Zealand.

O9, July 1827 - August 1827 (File 238. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: G. Blaxland's memorial, duty on wine from NSW.

P9, August 1827 - September 1827 (File 239. AJCP Reel No: 3060)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Walker: Export of flax spinning and dressing machinery to Van Diemen's Land, N.S.W. or Mauritius instead of New Zealand.

Q9, September 1827 - October 1827 (File 240. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

[illegible] of E.I. Company ship Thames: Admitting silk.

S9, October 1827 (File 242. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Boyd of Calcutta: Seizure of British ship Almorah.

T9, March 1827 - October 1827 (File 243. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

J.C. Hackett, Sampson Batard & Co.: Trade regulations between France and NSW, Van Diemen's Land and from there to India.

V9, November 1827 - December 1827 (File 245. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

John [Mentmore?]: Entry of blue gum wood.

W9, December 1827 - February 1828 (File 246. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Henry Chamberlain to Secretary Canning: Luiz Jose de Cavallo e Chello, duty and translation of letter.

H.M. Consul General at Rio de Janeiro: Rejection of application.

India House, [J.P. Courtenay?]: Commercial priviliges between foreign states which do and do not have establishments in India.

Mr. G. Blaxland: Oil duty.

X9, January 1828 - March 1828 (File 247. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

[W.A & Co.?]: Spice duties.

Y9, November 1827 - April 1828 (File 248. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Clugston, Chapman & Co., Fairlie, Bonhaus & Co.: Smelting tin from Singapore.

Z9, April 1828 - May 1828 (File 249. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

[W. Grey?]: Export of English tin.

A10, May 1828 - June 1828 (File 250. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at the Society and Friendly Islnds: State of commerce at those islands.

Treasury: Conduct of Naval offices and business of customs departments.

B10, June 1828 - July 1828 (File 251. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Gregory Blaxland: Drawback on brandy used in mixing wines in NSW.

[E.I. Scott & Co.?]: Duty on kangaroo skins.

Report of Excise: [E.I. Scott & Co.?]'s petition.

C10, May 1828 - July 1828 (File 252. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Colonial Office: Duty on kangaroo skins.

Mr. John Gray: Export to Van Diemen's Land of articles for establishment of woollen manufacturing factory.

Lords and Adventurers of Tin Mines in Cornwall: Smelting tin ore.

Fairlie Bonham & Co.: Smelting foreign tin ore.

D10, July 1828 - August 1828 (File 253. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Joseph Mitchell: Duty on Batavian spice.

Gregory Blaxland: Duty on import of tobacco, rape seed oil from NSW.

E10, August 1828 - September 1828 (File 254. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Secretary of Customs: Report from customs regarding spices imported from within East India Company's charter.

Customs report: Mr. Holdsworth's petition on spice duty.

F10, September 1828 - October 1828 (File 255. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Petition of Rickards Mackintosh & Co.?, duty on New Zealand spars and masts.

Joseph Price: Export of machinery to Netherlands and Phillipine Islands.

Church Missionary Society: Export of spinning apparatus to New Zealand, duty.

G10, October 1828 - December 1828 (File 256. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

G. Bankes, Committee for the Affairs of India: duty on opium at Penang and Singapore.

J.K. Trimmer: Wool of Great Britain and Ireland.

H10, December 1828 - February 1829 (File 257. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

John Burnett, Underwriters of Lloyds: Captain Stirling's report, navigation of Swan River.

J.K. Trimmer: Wool in Great Britain and Ireland.

I10, December 1828 - March 1829 (File 258. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

[R. W. Hay?]; J. Bennett, Lloyds: Captain Stirling's report, navigation of Swan River.

Governor of Ceylon: Export of coffe to Mauritius.

K10, March 1829 - April 1829 (File 259. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Col. Robert Torrens: Flax and spice trade with New Zealand.

Mr. Downie: Consul appointment at Manuilla.

L10, May 1829 (File 260. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Enderby & Mellish: Duty on bee's wax.

Acting Consulate General at Washington: United States trading vessels cleared for East Indies.

N10, May 1829 - July 1829 (File 262. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. J. Tye: Import of wine and spirits from in Swan River.

O10, June 1829 - October 1829 (File 263. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Chamber of Commerce at Halifax, Nova Scotia's application, whale oil duty.

Enderby & Mellish: Colonial sperm oil duty, duty on foreign ships, protection of Whale Fishery.

P10, October 1829 - December 1829 (File 264. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Church Missionary Society: Export of spinning aparatus.

Q10, November 1829 - February 1830 (File 265. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Burgess: Export of still to Swan River settlement.

Ogle & Johnston: Licence to carry free settlers and indentured servants to Swan River, trade.

R10, February 1830 - March 1830 (File 266. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Kain & Sons petition: Duty on New Zealand masts.

Customs report: Scott Fairlie & Co.: Duty on long peppers from Batavia.

S10, March 1830 - April 1830 (File 267. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Petition of Richard Wood re Duty on Canadian whiskey.

Buckles, Bagster & Co.: Duty on wood goods imported from Van Diemen's Land, customs report.

T10, April 1830 - June 1830 (File 268. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Rear Admiral Sir Edward Owen: Report from commander of H.M. Ship Comet, trade at Penang, Malacca, Singapore and Manila.

James Stephen's report: Peter Dillon: Export of French goods direct to NSW or Van Diemen's Land.

Charles Barry: Rupert Kirk: Taking tobacco mortar press to NSW.

U10, June 1830 - July 1830 (File 269. AJCP Reel No: 3061)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Buckles, Bagster & Co.: Duty on wood goods imported from Van Diemen's Land.

V10, July 1830 - October 1830 (File 270. AJCP Reel No: 3061-3062)

Correspondence includes:

[Mr. Hay?], Customs report, Governor of New South Wales: Right of [Mr. Pole Mester?] to hold share in British vessel.

W10, September 1830 - November 1830 (File 271. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

John Court: Export of wool compressing machines to Van Diemen's Land.

X10, November 1830 - December 1830 (File 272. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: [Thorman & Brodribb?], coffee duty.

Y10, December 1830 - January 1831 (File 273. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[Mr. Buchanan?]: Duty on salted beef and pork from Van Diemen's Land.

R.B. Dean: Mellish & Enderby's application to ship stores on ships for the Southern Whale Fishery.

B11, December 1830 - April 1831 (File 276. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Commissioner of Customs: Duty drawback on brandy used in manufacture of New South Wales wine.

Douglas Anderson & Co., Lord Sandon: American trade with Singapore.

C11, April 1831 - May 1831 (File 277. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Donaldson & Co., duty.

[Lords of the Committee of the Council?]: Government of Western Australia, Great Seal.

Gresswell & Harris: permission to take cargo onboard Jolly Rambler for Cape of Good Hope.

James Stephen: Dutch violation of treaty of 17 March 1824.

H.M. Council at Rotterdam: translation of royal decree reducing Dutch colont import duties, proposed amendment of Netherlands tariff.

H.A. Douglas, Douglas, Anderson & Co.: Batavian duties on British manufacturing.

Rear Admiral Sir Edward Owen: trade with Dutch settlements in Indian Seas.

D11, May 1831 - June 1831 (File 278. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Sir George Shee Bart: duties on manufacturing imported into Dutch possessions in Indian Archipelago.

[Pessal & Watts?]: Import of bookbinder's press to Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land.

T. Spring Rice: Greswell & Harris, export of manufactured goods to NSW.

Rear Admiral Sir Edward Owen: state of trade with Dutch settlements in Indian Seas.

East India Association of Glasgow: Singapore a free port, trade with Java.

E11, June 1831 - July 1831 (File 279. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[Bucker & Co.?]: export of woollen cloth machine to Sydney.

F11, July 1831 - September 1831 (File 280. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[Richard Barrett?]: Duty on oil from non-British fishing.

[W.D. Sutton?]: Whale oil duty.

Commissioner for the Affairs of India, James Stephen: American trade with Singapore.

[Charles, Henry & George Enderby], James Stephen: Request for advantage in discovery of unknown tract of country.

G11, September 1831 - November 1831 (File 281. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Dodd & Co.: Import of wool presses to Van Diemen's Land.

[Reid Irving & Co.?]: Shipping of carding engine to NSW.

H11, November 1831 - December 1831 (File 282. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Messrs Enderby, duty on caoutchouc or elastic gum, account of caoutchouc imported into the United Kingdom between 1824 and 1830.

I11, December 1831 - January 1832 (File 283. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

William Irving, T. Hyde Villiers: Regulations for registry of imports and exports at Prince Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca.

Oliver Wilcock: export of wool packing iron screw to Van Diemen's Land.

K11, February 1832 - March 1832 (File 306. AJCP Reel No: 2284)

Correspondence includes:

Dodd & Co.: Export of wool preparing machines to NSW.

Messrs Enderby: Caoutchouc duty, support for an increase of Colonial oil duty or bounty on oil imported on ships fitted in Great Britain.

[Mellish, Enderby & Wigram?]: duty free supply of ships employed in South Sea Fishery.

Mr. Buchanan: duty on NSW and Van Diemen's Land production.

L11, March 1832 - May 1832 (File 285. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs Enderby: Caoutchouc duty.

M11, May 1832 - June 1832 (File 286. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Duncan McDougall of Liverpool: Export of muskets and bayonets to Singapore.

H.M. Consul at the Sandwich Islands: Advantages of South Sea Islands as ports of deposit.

N11, June 1832 - August 1832 (File 287. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Chevalier Captain Dillon: Appointment as resident or consul at Kindly Islands or Manila.

Customs report: Application of Mellish & Enderby, trade goods consumed as victuals and stores, duty drawback.

O11, August 1832 - October 1832 (File 288. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

John Clifford: French vessels loading produce at Ceylon.

Commissioner of Customs: export of tallow stacking press to New South Wales.

P11, October 1832 - December 1832 (File 289. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Gregson, Melville & Co.: Prevention of Enchantress from proceeding to Holland with Javanese sugar.

H.M. Consul at the Sandwich Islands: Certificates for British-owned vessels navigating the Pacific Ocean.

Q11, January 1833 - February 1833 (File 290. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Mellish & Enderby: Colonial oil duty.

James & Co.: Shipping English gin to NSW and Van Diemen's Land without paying duty.

Donaldson Wilkinson & Co.: Export of machine for coarse woollen cloth.

R11, February 1833 - April 1833 (File 291. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Excise report: Drawback on British Gin exported to British Colonies, James Browning.

S11, April 1833 - May 1833 (File 292. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Commissioner of Customs: Order constituting Sydney, Hobart Town and Launceston as free ports.

Henry, Ellis & Others, Lords of the Treasury: Charter for establishment of banking concern in Australasia and South Africa, draft charter.

V11, July 1833 - September 1833 (File 295. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Donaldson & Co., [L.H. Grose?], restoration of New Zealander.

W11, September 1833 - November 1833 (File 296. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[R. Brooks?]: Duties on masts and timber from New Zealand.

X11, July 1833 - December 1833 (File 297. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[William Harper?]: Export of printing press iron screw to Launceston.

Mr. Hay, Lieut. Low, Emigrants agent at Liverpool: Passenger Act.

Donaldson & Co.: Export of steam engine and machinery to NSW.

Z11, January 1834 - February 1834 (File 299. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

T.S. Rice: Charter to the South African and Australian Banking Company.

Banking Company for South Africa and Australian Settlements: Modification to their charter.

R.W. Norton: Vice Admiralty Court at Ceylon's judgement on the case of Batavia.

H.M. Charge d' Affairs at the Hague, Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs: Import of British manufacturing into Dutch East India possessions.

H.M. Consul at Rotterdam: Trade with island of Java.

A12, February 1834 - March 1834 (File 300. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Treasury minute: South African and Australian Banking Compan charter.

James Stephen: United States' trade with Singapore.

R. Gordon, [T.B. Macauley?]: American trade with Singapore.

Sir Charles Vaughan to Lord Palmerston.

H.M. Minister at Washington, Customs report, James Stephen: British ports open to United States beyond Cape of Good Hope.

B12, March 1834 - April 1834 (File 301. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs Palmer MacKillop & Co.: duty on sugar and rum from Bengal.

D12, May 1834 - June 1834 (File 303. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Thomas [McDounell?] to Lord Auckland: Development of New Zealand trade; British Consul or agent at the Hokianga.

F12, June 1834 - July 1834 (File 305. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Thomas McDounell: English settlement in New Zealand, duties.

G12, July 1834 - August 1834 (File 306. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

Belgian Minister at Court: authorisation for Belgian vessel to enter Singapore port.

H12, September 1834 - December 1834 (File 307. AJCP Reel No: 3062)

Correspondence includes:

[John Cuss?]: Export of unmanufactured leaf tobacco to Van Diemen's Land.

H.M. Charge d'Affaires: Dutch duties on woollen and cotton goods at Java.

Governor of Dutch East Indies: duty on Belgian cotton and woollen goods.

I12, January 1835 - February 1835 (File 308. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Thomas Phillips, Australian Banking Company: Extension of charter to the Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon.

Customs report: [Monsr Desangas?], transshipping from French to British vessel.

H.M. Consul General at Mexico, J. Stephen: protection afforded to foreign vessels owned by British subjects.

K12, February 1835 - April 1835 (File 309. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Michael Joseph John Donlan & James Macdonald, manufacturers of hemp and flax articles: Charter of incorporation, letters patent for Hemp and Flax Company.

William Atkinson, master of H.M. vessel Fly: sail made from preserved sail cloth manufactured by Mr. Donlan from the phormium tenax flax plant.

L12, April 1835 - May 1835 (File 310. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

John Cuss: Export to Van Diemen's Land of screws used in tobacco manufacturing, printing presses.

Murray Lyme & Co.: Muskets for export to Singapore under seizure at Liverpool.

N12, January 1835 - June 1835 (File 312. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Papers relating to: Admission of American cargo into Sydney, admission of sugar from Sandwich Islands.

John [Groves?] and others: Duty on Singapore buffalo skins.

His Majesty in Council: Petition for charter of incorporation for trading company 'Donlan Preservative Flax and Hemp Company'.

M.J.J. Donlan: Remuneration for discoveries regarding New Zealand Hemp.

[Thomas Fremantle?]: Extension of charter for Australian Banking Company.

O12, July 1835 - September 1835 (File 313. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

[J. Masson?]: Export of machinery to NSW.

H.M. in Council, Mr. Donlan & others: Letters patent.

Mr. [Dawson?]: Exclusive privilige for manufacture of New Zealand hemp articles.

M.J.J. Donlan: Letters patent.

P12, September 1835 - October 1835 (File 314. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Extension of Act to make Sydney in New South Wales, Hobart Town and Launceston in Van Diemen's Land free ports.

[Liverpool East India Association?]: Dutch duties on British manufacturing in Batavia.

R12, December 1835 - January 1836 (File 316. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Sir George Grey: [Bonin?] Islands occupancy.

C. Wood, R. Millichamp and Matthew [Mazaso?]: Protection of settlement at Bonin Island in the Pacific Ocean.

Thomas B. [Capel?]: Raleigh visiting Bonin Island.

S12, January 1836 - February 1836 (File 317. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Order of His Majesty in Council: Public Seal for South Australian government.

[K. Finley?]: Duty on coffee.

India Board, East India Company's standing counsel: American trade with Singapore.

R. [Gordon?]: India Board, American trade with Singapore.

T12, February 1836 - March 1836 (File 318. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at the Court of the Netherlands: Infractions of Treaty of 1824 by Dutch in Java.

Sir E.C. Disbrowe: Java.

U12, March 1836 (File 319. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d'Affaires at the Hague, Mr. Fenningham: Commercial regulations of Java.

[W.H. Douglas?]: Commerce between Great Britain and Java.

Dutch Government, East India Association of Glasgow: Infraction of the Commercial Treaty of 1824 in Java.

Correspondents from Batavia: Duty drawback on British cotton and woollen goods.

Report of H.M. Advocate General: Duty on import of British Goods into Java.

V12, March 1836 - April 1836 (File 320. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Duty on New Zealand timber.

W12, April 1836 (File 321. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Duties on British manufacturing and vessels at Dutch East Indies.

X12, April 1836 - May 1836 (File 322. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs Wilkinson: Shipping foreign beef and pork out of bond as sea stores.

Y12, April 1836 - June 1836 (File 323. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Application of Messrs [Haung?] to be allowed to cut any hides and reduce them into clippings.

Z12, June 1836 - July 1836 (File 324. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

[E. Norton?]: Duty on New Zealand wood.

Messrs Wilkinson: Duty on beef and pork as ship stores.

A13, July 1836 - August 1836 (File 325. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

[William Fox Strangways?]: American vessels free to leave Singapore for other ports, 'Sailing Letter' for British owned ships.

H.M. Consul General in Peru: British owned foreign vessels trading under British flag.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Netherland Java Trading Company, measures hostile to British commerce.

East India and China Association, R. Gordon: Duty on Singapore goods.

B13, September 1836 - October 1836 (File 326. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

British Merchants of Singapore, Chairman of the East India and China Association: Duties imposed in Java on British imports, tariff of duties.

Importers of Goods from Ports in the Pacific: South Sea duties.

Customs report: Anthony Gibbs & Sons, South Sea duties.

Court of Directors of the East India Company, India Board: Duty on Singapore imports and exports.

C13, October 1836 - December 1836 (File 327. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Bank of Australasia: Increase of capital.

Sir Edward Disbrowe, H.M. Minister at the Hague: Java tariff.

Dutch Government: Trade with Java.

Anonymous: Fraudulent import of foreign spices.

E13, February 1837 - March 1837 (File 329. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Nathaniel [Barton?]: Admission of French ship and cargo to Sydney, NSW.

F13, March 1837 (File 330. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at Rotterdam: Vessels trading to Netherlands and East Indies colonies.

Act to enable the Chairman of the [Union Assurance Company at Sydney?] to sue and be sued.

Customs report: [Messrs Dasher Brothers?]: South Sea duty.

G13, April 1837 - May 1837 (File 331. AJCP Reel No: 3063)

Correspondence includes:

Charles Cooke: Export [jeweller roller?] to Sydney.

H.M. Consul at Woahoo: Conduct of British whaling crews.

H13, May 1837 - June 1837 (File 332. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Wilson, Consul General in the Pacific: British commerce, navigation and revenue laws.

I13, June 1837 - August 1837 (File 333. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Charles Cooke: Export permission to New South Wales.

K13, August 1837 - October 1837 (File 334. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Rev[. H. Williams?]: Gambier Islands trade.

Merchants and Inhabitants of Singapore: Dutch infractions in Netherland India.

L13, October 1837 - November 1837 (File 335. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

John Clifford: Entry of French ship and cargo to New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land.

M13, November 1837 - December 1837 (File 336. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Admiralty: Russian settlement on California coast, English settlement on Columbia River.

H.M. Minister at Madrid: Treaty of Peace concluded between the Queen of Spain and Sultan of Jolo, Spanish translation of treaty.

Commissioners of Customs: Admission of Dutch ship Courier into Sydney.

Charles Enderby, Merchant and Ship Owners engaged in the Whale Fisheries and Trade with New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land: Colonisation of New Zealand.

N13, December 1837 - February 1838 (File 337. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: New Holland not included in Treaty of 1824.

O13, February 1838 - March 1838 (File 338. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Trade with Netherland possessions in the East Indies, Java trade and tariffs.

Governor of Western Australia: Fisheries.

M.J.J. Donlan: Hemp and flax manufacturing company, Rugeley, Staffordshire.

[T.J. Basing?]: Admission of Dutch ships to Sydney, Courier.

Messrs Browne Aspinall & Co. of Liverpool, Customs report: Trade between Java and New South Wales in Dutch vessels.

P13, March 1838 - April 1838 (File 339. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Board of Control of the East Indies Association, Chairman of the East India and China Association, Viscount Palmerston: Duties levied by Dutch in Java.

Q13, April 1838 - May 1838 (File 340. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Chairman of the South Australian Company, Colonial Office: Bill for granting powers to the South Australian Company Company.

Lord Glenelg, J. Stikeman (Secretary to East India and China Association), Customs report: Duty on British India spirits imported into New South Wales.

Customs report: [Mr. Jutting?], shipment of goods in a Dutch built vessel from New Holland to Mauritius, Java.

[E.J. Wheeler?]: Memorial from South Australian Company.

R13, May 1838 - June 1838 (File 341. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at San Salvador: Project to establish communication between Sandwich Islands and Sonsonate.

S13, June 1838 - July 1838 (File 342. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: Acts passed by Lt. Governor of Van Diemen's Land.

D. Cooper: Export of machinery to New South Wales.

T13, July 1838 - August 1838 (File 343. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: New Zealand flax pamphlet.

U13, August 1838 - September 1838 (File 344. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Admiralty, Queen's Advocate: 'Sailing Letters' to vessels of foreign build.

V13, September 1838 - November 1838 (File 345. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: Despatch of Governor of Western Australia, whale fishery, American use.

X13, October 1838 - January 1839 (File 347. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Directors of the Bank of Australasia: Increase of capital.

James Stephen, Queen's Advocate Dodson: American whalers off West Australian coast.

Customs report: Messrs Gowan & Co., export of dress swords to Manila.

Queen's Advocate Dodson: Violation of Navigation Act by British vessel in the Pacific.

Y13, January 1839 - February 1839 (File 348. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister of Madrid: Cession of Phillipines Islands to the East India Company or some other British commercial company.

James Stephen: Van Diemen's Land acts.

Z13, January 1839 - March 1839 (File 349. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: John Bassy, Messrs Good & Co.: Duty on sperm oil.

Governor of New South Wales: Entry of produce on Dutch ships from Dutch East India Possessions.

[T.J. Basing?]: Messrs [Gower?] Nephews & Co., export of dress swords to Manila.

A14, February 1839 - April 1839 (File 350. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

East India Association of Glasgow: Coffee duty.

[Messrs Thornton & West?]: Detention of Batavian sugar under bond.

B14, April 1839 - May 1839 (File 351. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Messrs [Thornton?] & West: Detention of Batavian sugar, Messs [E.M. Patten] & Co.: Import of sugar from Hamburg..

Governor of Swan River Settlements: American vessels operating inWestern Australian fisheries.

Messrs [E.M. Patten?] & Co.: Bonding of sugar for exportation to Sydney.

C14, June 1839 (File 352. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Thomas Bannister: Duty on Swan River wood.

D14, June 1839 - July 1839 (File 353. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

[R.D. Calvash?]: Export of lathwood to colonies.

Customs report: [R.D. Calvash?]: Conversion of lathwood to laths for export.

F14, August 1839 - October 1839 (File 355. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

[Edward Collier?]: Duty.

H14, November 1839 - December 1839 (File 357. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: [J. Sheadon?] and others: Oil from wreck of Toward Castle.

I14, October 1839 - January 1840 (File 358. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of New South Wales: Sailing of Captain Sir J. Gordon Bremer to China.

G.J. Pennington (Treasury): Van Diemen's Land Company imports into Circular Head.

Van Diemen's Land Company Secretary: Landing cargo and passengers at Circular Head, customs house officer instructions.

Customs report, other papers: Construction of 'Melbourne' in New South Whales as free warehousing port.

K14, February 1840 (File 359. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: Pilotage and shipping act of Western Australian, Van Diemen's Land Act.

Treasury: Free port and free warehousing port of Melbourne in Port Phillips in New South Wales.

L14, March 1840 (File 360. AJCP Reel No: 3064)

Correspondence includes:

Whalebone Merchants in London: Rattans duty.

Customs report: Messrs Basing Brothers: Duty on wool from New South Wales.

M14, April 1840 (File 361. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3064-3065)

Correspondence includes:

Jonathan Thorp, Customs report: Duty on New Zealand pine spars.

Department of Finance: Translation of law of General Congress of Peru.

[Mr. Wilson?]: Note to Peruvian Minister for Foreign Affairs

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at Lima: Law of General Congress of Peru, "Peruvian Asiatic Company", import of Asian and Pillippine Islands articles.

N14, May 1840 (File 362. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Hill & Brookes: Export of printing presses.

Messrs R. & [I. Bassow?]: Coffee duty.

Lloyds: Bouys at Port Phillip, South Australia.

John Bassy: Export of machinery.

O14, June 1840 (File 363. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

S. Johnson: Export of printing press.

Private Acts passed in New South Wales.

Notes on the Australian Trust Company.

[John James?], Colonial Land & Emigration Committee: Australian Trust Company.

H.M. Minister at Brussells: Negotiations between Spain and Belgium, trading rights with Philippine Islands.

[W.F. Sheet?]: Admission of Danish and Hamburg produce into British Australian Colonies.

P14, July 1840 (File 364. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: G. Young & Co: East and West India Rum in bond.

Australian Banking Company: Issue of new shares.

Q14, August 1840 (File 365. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Lionel Samson (Western Australian settler): American Whalers.

James Stephen, John James, Queen in Council: Charter of Incorporation to Australian Trust Company.

R14, September 1840 - October 1840 (File 366. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Export of English clocks to Port Phillip, New South Wales.

Order of Her Majesty in Council: Seal of New Zealand.

B. Boyd: Terms of admission for product of British settlements on the coast of Australia into the United Kingdom and colonies; purchase of unappropriated land on New Holland coast.

[W. H. Turner?]: Australian wool cultivation.

R. Vernon Smith: Trade and navigation in New Holland and Pacific islands.

S14, November 1840 (File 367. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Quantity of cinnamon and cassia lignea imported from Malabar Coast, Ceylon, Island of Java.

R. Vernon Smith: Purchase of land on New Holland Coast.

T. & J. White: New Zealand timber duty.

Number of vessels sailing between Hamburgh and British and other colonial possessions.

Convention of commerce between Great Britain and the Hanse towns.

J. Colquhoun: Dependencies on Hanseatic and Prussian trade with and British colonies.

T14, December 1840 (File 368. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

General report on trade of AMsterdam and its dependencies.

H.M. Consul at Amsterdam: Trade.

U14, January 1841 (File 369. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Messrs White and Ward: New Zealand timber duty.

Queen's Advocate: Import of French wine on French ships into New South Wales colony; American vessels in Western Australian ports and fisheries.

James Stephen: New Zealand Agricultural and Banking Company; American whaling vessels in Western Australian fisheries.

C.E. Trevelyan: New Zealand timber duty.

H.M. Consul General in Chile: Trade between Chile and Australian possessions.

V14, February 1841 (File 370. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Thomas Bannister: American whaling vessels off the coast of Western Australia.

Lord Leverson: British manufactures exported to Dutch East Indian possessions.

[William Thompson]: Export of machinery.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Arrangement between Netherland government and Dutch East India Company.

East India & China Association of London: Dutch in the Eastern Seas.

H.M. Consul at the Sandwich Islands: Trade; British vessels trading to Columbia River, Hudson's Bay Company rights.

W14, March 1841 (File 371. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul General in Chile: Sailing letters, export of precious metals, trade between Chilean Republic and possessions in Australia.

Chairman of East India and China Association: Duties in Australia and Ceylon on goods from India.

Chilean Minister for Foreign Affairs, Chilean Charge d' Affaires at Paris: Trade with British colonies.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Agreement between Netherland government and Dutch East India Company.

X14, April 1841 (File 372. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

[R. Maylan?] at Cork: Ireland to England soap export.

Governor of New Zealand: Sailing directions for Waitemata and Gulf of Shouraka.

Y14, May 1841 (File 373. AJCP Reel No: 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Lloyds: Sailing directions for Auckland, New Zealand.

Private acts passed by Legislative Council of New South Wales.

India Board: Duties levied at Cape Ceylon Company on East India produce.

James Stephen: Duties on spirits.

Bank of Australasia: Increase of capital.

Z14, June 1841 (File 374. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3065)

Correspondence includes:

Glasgow East India Association, Foreign Office, H.M. Minister at the Hague: Dutch authorities in Eastern Seas.

Colonial Office, Admiralty, Lloyds, Captain Hobson (Governor of New Zealand): Sailing directions for Waitemata and Gulf of Shouraka, New Zealand.

[Edward?] Robinson: Expense of transshipment from Holland and France.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Valuation of goods for export at Netherland India.

Merchants and others of Leith, Messrs Mitchell & Co. of Leith: Export of foreign battens to the colonies, relief for import of wood.

Lord Palmerston: Trade between Chile and H.M. colonial possessions; despatch to Colonel Walpole, treatment of Friends at Sydney.

A15, July 1841 (File 375. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Act passed by [Governor Hutt?] and Council of Western Australia, desertion of merchant seamen.

Governor of New South Wales: Commercial embarassment in that colony.

Customs report: Export of battens to colonies.

B15, August 1841 (File 376. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Law and ordinance respecting Treaty of Navigation and Commerce, July 25 1840 between France and Holland.

H.M. Consul at Brest: Treaty between France and Holland.

William Robertson: Export of machinery.

C15, September 1841 (File 377. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: Acts passed by Governor and Council of New South Wales; acts for regulation of Whale Fisheries passed by legislature of South Australia.

Lord Canning: Order of Council, Chilean trade with H.M. colonies.

Lords of the Treasury: Act passed in New South Wales, publication of liabilities and assets of banks.

D15, October 1841 (File 378. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3066)

Correspondence includes:

[William Race Allison?]: Wheat duty.

Messrs Richards Wood & Co.: Export of machinery.

Sir George Clerk: New South Wales act, limited liability.

[George Farmer?]: Processing New Zealand flax.

E15, November 1841 (File 379. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

[Edward Disbrowe?]: Trade with Netherlands.

Thomas Bannister: American Whalers on the Australian Coast.

East India and China Association: Valuation of British manufactures in Java.

F15, December 1841 (File 380. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at Lima: Peruvian Asiatic Company.

A. Lindgren: Duty on wheat, rye and bran for cattle feed.

Customs report, Mr. Hope, Governor of New Zealand: Entering out goods for the colony of New Zealand.

G15, January 1842 (File 381. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs Mortimer & Co.: Export of wool press.

Sir George Clerk: New Zealand islands a British possession.

Messrs Murray Syme & Co.: Transshipping from Antwerp to Liverpool in a British vessel.

James Stephen: 1842 Finance Minute.

Messrs Huth & Co.: Export of machinery.

Captain [Bethune?]: Importation of curiosities.

Sir George Clerk: Admission of Terra Japonica, Messrs Symes & Co.

Lord Canning, Lord Aberdeen, H.M. Minister at the Hague, Netherland Government: Netherland authorities in the Eastern Archipelago.

H15, Part I, February 1842 (File 382. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

J. Huth & Co.: Export of machinery.

Act passed in Western Australia "for the regulation of pilotage and shipping in the harbour of that settlement".

Messrs Thompson & Son: Java cinnamon.

Alexander Crowe: Trade of Ceylon.

Sir Edward Disbrowe: Dutch authorities in Eastern Archipelago.

James Stephen: [David McLaren] (Manager, South Australian Company), produce specimens.

Lord Canning, H.M. Minister at the Hague, Sir Edward Disbrowe: Dutch proceedings in the Eastern Archipelago.

G.W. East, linguist to Captain McArthur: [Assa?], Banda, Amboyne and Seaworthy Islands.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Trade of Java.

H15, Part II, February 1842 (File 383. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Baron Kattendyke's response to Sir Edward Disbrowe, proceedings of Dutch Authorities in Eastern Archipelago.

J.J. Donlan: New Zealand flax in European markets.

I15, Part I, March 1842 (File 384. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Ordinance passed by Legislative Council of New Zealand, import duties.

Order of Her Majesty in Council: Charter of incorporation for Union Bank of Australia.

I15, Part II, March 1842 (File 385. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

W.C. Crane: Coffee duty.

[illegible]: New Zealand flax.

Messrs [Hallett] & Co. and others: Duties on antimony.

Reid Irving & Co.: Duties on foreign fish oil and whale fins.

[H.C. Crane?]: Coffee duty.

J15, April 1842 (File 386. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Returns of the Whale Fisheries in New South Wales.

K15, April 1842 (File 387. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at Lima: Translation of decree of Peruvian government establishing Asiatic Company in Peru, import of Asian and Phillippine goods.

[W.M. Cannon?]: Duty on whale fins.

L. Goddard: Sperm oil duty.

L15, April 1842 (File 388. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Messrs [Hillhouse?] & Hill: Admission of Bengal Rum from Sydney.

Private acts passed in New South Wales.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Netherlands Authorities in Eastern Archipelago.

M15, April 1842 (File 389. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Glasgow East India Association: Coffee duty.

N15, May 1842 (File 390. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3066)

Correspondence includes:

J.J. Donlan: New Zealand flax.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: British trade with Netherland India.

Messrs Coupland & [Gilbush?]: Whale fin duty.

Charles Enderby: Duty free provisioning of ships headed for whale fisheries.

James Stephen: New South Wales act for "establishment of a water police".

O15, May 1842 (File 391. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3066)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Donlan: New Zealand and Baltic flax.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Java trade.

New South Wales Act "to facilitate proceedings by and against the proprietors of a certain Joint Stock Company".

Messrs Enderby: Duties on foreign oils.

Lord Canning: Correspondence from Board of Trade, Netherland Government, regulation of commercial relations between Great Britain and Netherlands.

P15, June 1842 (File 392. AJCP Reel No: 3066)

Correspondence includes:

[illegible]

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Trade between Britain and Java.

Q15, June 1842 (File 393. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of New Zealand: Trade indulgences.

Manufacturers and Consumers of Manufactured Whalebone in London: Duty on foreign whale fins.

Charles Hargrave: Duty on whalebone and whale oil.

[W.G. Dressler?]: Import of Java produce on Dutch vessels.

W. Fenton: Letters patent on New Zealand flax.

James Stephen: New South Wales Act, establishment of water police at Sydney.

R15, July 1842 (File 394. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

[W.G. Dressler?]: Import of Java produce on Dutch vessels.

S15, July 1842 (File 395. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Trade indulgences for New Zealand.

T15, August 1842 (File 396. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Gilchrist [Walker]?: Act regulating the sale of Crown land.

W.F. Weeding]: Export of machinery.

Customs report: Messrs Middleton & Co.: Export of pistols to Manila.

U15, August 1842 (File 397. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

G.W. Hope: Act passed in Van Diemen's Land.

C.E. Trevelyan: Free ports of Wellington, Auckland, Russell.

Lord Canning: Commercial intercourse between Great Britain and the Netherlands.

Extract from Journal de Lahaye.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Trade of Dutch East India possessions.

Act passed by Governor and Council of South Australia for "facilitating proceedings by and against the South Australia Marine Fire and Life Assurance Company".

V15, September 1842 (File 398. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

J.J. Cummins: Charter for Union Bank of Australia.

H.M. Consul at Rotterdam: Trade of Java and Madeira.

E. Disbrowe: Lordship's instructions.

C. Barry: Import of Javanese product by Dutch vessels.

J. Stephen: Charter for Union Bank of Australia; New South Wales Act.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Relations of Great Britain and Holland in the Eastern Seas.

H.M. Consul at Woahoo: Sandwich Islands trade.

W15, October 1842 (File 399. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

New Zealand Ordinance: "to provide for the regulation of harbours".

Customs report: Corrie & Co.: Tortoiseshell duty.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Treaty of Commerce between France and Holland.

[James?] Cassall: Tortoiseshell duty.

J.J. Donlan: Letters patent for working New Zealand flax.

X15, November 1842 (File 400. AJCP Reel No: 1508)

Correspondence includes:

Woollen Manufacturers of [Huddersfield]: Encouragement and facilities for people involved in wool industry.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Admission of Dutch sugar, relations with Netherland East India possessions.

C.E. Trevelyan: Van Diemen's Land act, copartnerships, royal assent.

H.M. Consul at Woahoo: Sandwich Islands import Duty.

Sir Edward Disbrowe: Admission of Java sugar.

J.J. Donlan: Letters patent for New Zealand flax process.

Y15, December 1842 (File 401. ACJP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Manager of South Australian Banking Company: Charter application.

Governor of Western Australia: Lords decision on Act.

Messrs James & Co. of [Jersey?]: Detention of snuff.

G.J. Pennington: New Zealand banking ordinance.

A16, January 1843 (File 402. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Messrs James & Co. of [Jersey?]: Detention of snuff; Finlay Hodgson & Co.: Detention of tortoiseshell.

H.M. Minister at the Hague: Commercial relations of Great Britain and Java.

Governor of South Australia: Act for preservation of ports, harbours.

Sir George Clark, Lords of the Treasury: Charter of Australian Trust Co.

B16, February 1843 (File 403. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Netherlands Government: Commercial relations in Eastern Seas.

Customs report: Trade of French ships with New Zealand.

C16, February 1843 (File 404. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of New Zealand: American and French whalers in Middle and Southern Islands.

D16, March 1843 (File 405. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Acts passed by Legislative Council of New South Wales.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Decree of Governor General of the Netherland Indies, duties in Java.

Governor of New South Wales, Customs report: American whalers selling oil in New South Wales.

E16, March 1843 (File 406. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

A. Boyd of Leith: Duty on Bengal rum for Sydney, New South Wales.

F16, April 1843 (File 407. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Sir H. Douglas: Mechanics Whale Fishing Company of St. John.

Act passed in New South Wales to "facilitate proceedings by and against a certain joint stock Company called the Australian Sugar Co.".

Messrs Enderby: Admission of foreign whaling ships.

Owners of vessels engaged in the Spermaceti Whale Fishery: Duty on foreign oil.

G16, April 1843 (File 408. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Mechanics Whale Fishing Co. of St. John: Duties on foreign oil.

Charles Enderby: Admission of foreign whaling ships into Great Britain.

C.E. Trevelyan: Sale of oil by American whalers in New South Wales.

Act passed in South Australia for preservation of ports, harbours.

H16, May 1843 (File 409. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Petition of Mechanics Whale Fishery Co. of St. John.

Sir George [Clerk?]: Act of South Australia, duties on wine, spirits and tobacco.

I16, May 1843 (File 410. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

C. Enderby to Board of Trade: Previous correspondence.

J16, June 1843 (File 411. AJCP Reel No: 1508)

Correspondence includes:

J.J. Donlan: Phormium tenax discovery; report on New Zealand flax.

A. Boyd: Duty on spirits.

South Australian Act: Amendment of laws for regulation of customs and trade.

Thomas Weeding: Admission of Sandwich Islands oil.

Manager of South Australian Banking Company: Charter of Incorporation.

K16, June 1843 (File 412. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3067)

Correspondence includes:

J.J. Donlan: Charter for company for New Zealand flax.

Major Macarthur: Duty on New South Wales wine.

H.M Minister at The Hague: Treaty for regulating trade with Netherland India.

L16, July 1843 (File 413. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3067)

Correspondence includes:

Extract of Annual Report on the State of the Provinces of Australia.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Java trade.

Robert Clark of Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land; William Moriarty: Cultivation of New Zealand flax.

Sir George Clerk: Major Macarthur, duty on wines from New South Wales.

Governor of Van Diemen's Land: Act of the Legislative Council for lighthouse maintenance.

M16, July 1843 (File 414. AJCP Reel No: 3067)

Correspondence includes:

A.S. Graves, Charles McLachlan: Export of machinery.

Samuel Wheeler (Manager of South Australian Banking Co.): Charter of tendering.

Col. Wilbraham: Black lead specimen.

Samuel Younger: Duty on tortoiseshell.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Arrangement with Holland, regulation of Java trade.

Mr. Willson: Appointment of British Consular Agent at Borneo, British settlers.

N16, August 1843 (File 415. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3067-3068)

Correspondence includes:

Edward Bullen (Secretary to Royal Agricultural Improvement Co.): New Zealand flax.

Governments of New South Wales and South Australia: Charter for Union Bank of Australia.

Act of South Australia to facilitate proceedings by and against the South Australian Marine and Fire and Life Assurance Co.

Extract of General Report on Van Diemen's Land, commercial state and prospects.

G.W. Hope, C.E. Trevelyan: Approval of draft Order in Council, French shipping trade with New Zealand.

Sir H.J. De la Beche: Report on specimen of Australian black lead, or plumbago.

O16, August 1843 (File 416. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Western Australia Act, merchant seamen deserting.

G.W. Hope: Lord Stanley, Act passed in Western Australia "to provide more suitable remedies in case of seamen deserting from the Merchant Service."

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Negotiations on trade with Java.

P16, September 1843 (File 417. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Negotiations on trade with Java.

Governor of New South Wales: Monetary affairs of colony.

Governor of New Zealand: Charter of incorporation to Union Bank of Australia.

Chamber of Commerce and Manufacture at Manchester: Mail between Britain and India.

H.M. Consul at Santiago de Cuba: Copper ore duty.

Proposed routes for Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. vessels, West Indies and Gulf of Mexico.

Charles Haliday (Secretary to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce): Indian Mail.

John Abel Smith: India Board and East India Company memorials: Correspondence with India.

Messrs Fries & Co.: Export of Manila tobacco to Amsterdam.

Henry Wise: Communication between Great Britain and China.

Q16, October 1843 (File 418. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Governor Hutt: Union Bank of Australia: Charter of incorporation application.

Edward Disbrowe: Java trade.

Customs report: Messrs [Fries?] & Co.: Export of Manila tobacco to Amsterdam.

Governor of New South Wales: Report into condition of savings bank of the colony.

J.J. Donlan: Deposit with Board of Trade, Phormium tenax invention; Charter of Incorporation for New Zealand Flax Import Co.

Statement of imports and exports at Adelaide Port, South Australia.

Extract from Report of the Committee of the General Ship-Owner's Society.

Lord Stanley: Act passed in Western Australia, care of seamen deserting the Merchant Service.

R16, November 1843 (File 419. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Colquhoun: Privilages for non-foreign trading vessels.

[Trinity House?]: Van Diemen's Land Act, pilotage of steam vessels.

Governor of South Australia: Report on agricultural condition.

S16, December 1843 (File 420. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Breaking of negotiations relative to Java trade.

Contract with Messrs Henry & Co.: Conveyancing of mail to Sydney.

T16, November 1844 (File 421. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

G.W. Hope: Lord Stanley, Act of South Australia Government for preservation of ports and harbours.

Treasury minute, Customs report: South Australian Act, amendment of laws for regulation of customs and trade.

W. Henderson: Communication with India.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Petition to Netherlands Colonial Minister, Java tariff.

U16, November 1844 (File 422. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Robert [Hartig?]: United Kingdom duty on Borneo goods.

Court of the Customs: Certificate of production.

H.M. Consul at Santiago: Admission of vessels to ports of French Possessions in Oceania.

V16, February 1844 (File 423. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Sir George Clerk: Certificates of Production for Singapore tin.

H.M. Consul at Honolulu: Admission of foreign vessels into French Polynesia.

Belfast Flax Improvement Society's Committee: Report on New Zealand flax.

W16, March 1844 (File 424. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Papers on New Zealand flax in Ireland.

H.M. Consul at Honolulu: Imports and exports.

X16, March 1844 (File 425. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at The Hague: Copy of Journal de la Haye: Trade of Java and Madrid.

Charles Robert: Tortoiseshell duty.

Y16, March 1844 (File 426. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Fletcher Wilson (Danish Consul General): Export of coal in Russian and American vessels.

Customs report: Tortoiseshell duty; Duty on poon masts.

Acting Governor of New Zealand: Regulation, quarantine and harbour regulations.

Governor of Western Australia: Duties on imported spirits, wines and tobacco.

Z16, April 1844 (File 427. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Danish Consul General: Preference to Russian and American vessels exporting coal.

A17, April 1844 (File 428. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Fletcher Wilson (Danish Consul General): Export of goods by Danish vessels to ports other than Malta.

Sir G.R. [Farmer?]: New Zealand flax; closure of flax concern.

B17, May 1844 (File 429. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

[Sir George Farmer?]: New Zealand flax.

C17, May 1844 (File 430. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at The Hague: Sugar duties.

Danish Consul: Exports in Danish vessels.

D17, June 1844 (File 431. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Wheeler (Manager of South Australian Banking Company): Charter of incorporation.

Statistics of Lowell Manufactures.

H.M. Consul at Boston: Commerce report.

Lord Canning: John W.P. Farren, H.M. Consul to the Philippines.

E17, June 1844 (File 432. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at the Sandwich Islands: Imports and exports.

W. Farren: Admission of sugar to Philippine Islands.

J.J. Donlan: Phormium Tenax paper.

China and East India Association: Sugar Bill clause.

F17, July 1844 (File 433. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3068)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at The Hague: Sugar duty.

Sir George Farmer: New Zealand flax.

G17, July 1844 (File 434. AJCP Reel No: 3068)

Correspondence includes:

Sir George Farmer: Machine for New Zealand flax.

James Stephen: Amendment to Van Diemen's Land Act, copartnerships; Van Diemen's Land Act, sheep and cattle slaughter.

H.M. Charge d'Affaires at The Hague, Java despatches: Right of British merchants resident in Netherlands to issue sugar growth certificates.

Lord Canning: Duties on Netherland vessels from Netherland East Indies, introduction to [W. Huddon?].

H17, August 1844 (File 435. AJCP Reel No: 3068-3069)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: New South Wales import and export report.

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at The Hague: British residents granting sugar certificates.

Governor of South Australia: Duty on corn; return of exports, produce.

Deputy Surveyor General of South Australia: Minerals discovered, review of geology.

I17, August 1844 (File 436. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of South Australia: Copper and lead mines.

H.M. Charge d' Affaires at The Hague: Java trade.

Governor of South Australia: Whale fishery service regulation ordinance.

Colonial Office: Admission of oil at New South Wales, admission of foreign whaling oil at South Australia, Western Australia.

J17, September 1844 (File 437. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Danish Charge d' Affaires: Denmark trade with British colonial possessions.

K17, October 1844 (File 438. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Samuel Cobham: Conduct of joint stock companies and the New Zealand Company.

L17, November 1844 (File 439. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

William Montgomerie: Singapore sugar plantation, admission of Singapore prouced molasses.

Mr. Wheeler (Manager of South Australian Banking Co.): Charter.

M17, December 1844 (File 440. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of South Australia: Colonist's petition: Terms of admission for corn.

N17, January 1845 (File 441. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Fletcher Wilson (Danish Consul General): Admission of Danish ships into East India Ports and Singapore.

James Stephen: Duties in Australian colonies.

Messrs [Corrie?] & Co.: Admission of sugar at Manila.

O17, January 1845 (File 442. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Sir George Clerk: Contract for conveyance of mail in Indian and China Seas.

Customs report: Petition for admission of sugar from Manila.

Danish Consul General: Admission of Danish vessels into East Indies and Singapore ports.

Corrie & Co.: Manila sugar orders.

Mr. [Brodumane?] (Hamburg merchant): Export of coal in Hanseatic, Danish or Swedish vessels from Great Britain, Singapore and Hong Kong.

P17, February 1845 (File 443. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Corrie & Co.: Admission of Batavian sugar, Manila sugar.

Pinang Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture - Prince of Wales Island: Duties on foreign produce.

Mr. Davis: Arrival of Consul Farren at Manila, trade in Chinese sugar.

Governor of South Australia: Lead and copper mines.

Consul Macgregor: Trade at Canton.

Q17, February 1845 (File 444. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs [Entwistle & Garrett?]: Import of Manila sugar.

Danish Consul General: Danish vessels trading to British East Indies and Singapore.

Governor of South Australia: Ordinance "to alter certain duties of customs".

Captain Hamilton: Merchant Seaman's Act.

R17, March 1845 (File 445. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

British merchants at Batavia and Samarang: Sugar certificates.

Corrie & Co.; Customs report: Sugar duty

Scott Bell & Co.; Thomas Ripley & Co.: Admission of sugar.

S17, March 1845 (File 446. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

John Bidwell: Correspondence relating to sugar certificates.

Spice Growers Merchants & others of Penang Island; East India & China Association: Spice duties.

Edward Cardwell: Sugar duty; sugar certificates.

Mr. R.W. Laroche: Admission of sugar.

H. Addington: Sugar certificates.

Planters, Merchants and other Inhabitants of Singapore: Sugar duties.

T17, April 1845 (File 447. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

W. [Brodumann?]: Danish, Swedish and Hanseatic vessels loading coal for Singapore from Great Britain.

Messrs Morris Prevost & Co.: Seized packages.

Thomas Ward: Duty on whale oil, blubber and fins.

Rucker & Sons; Edward Caldwell: Manila sugar.

Corrie & Co.: Duty on sugar.

Governor of Western Australia: Act repealing and enacting duties.

H.M. Consul at Manila: Report on foreign trade in sugar.

U17, April 1845 (File 448. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: Morris Prevost & Co. braces; foreign tin; sugar import.

Consul Farren: Manila sugar trade, certificates of origin.

H.M. Minister at The Hague: Commerce and navigation of Madura.

V17, May 1845 (File 449. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of South Australia: Mining sites.

A. Campbell: Premiums on flax import.

Messrs [Skeen and Leary?]: Maple and New Zealand wood tariff.

[Martin Bancroft?], Glasgow and Liverpool Steam Shipping Co.: Pilotage charge.

Customs report: Manila sugar duty.

H.M. Minister at Berlin: Duty on wool and woollen goods.

W17, May 1845 (File 450. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul at Batavia & Samarang: Sugar shipping.

Government of India; Lord Jocelyn: India Sugar Act.

Spice Planters and other Inhabitants of Prince of Wales Island & Province Wellesley: Market protection.

J. Daniel: Merchant Seaman Fund benefits.

Governor of New South Wales: Duty on wheat and maize.

H.M. Agent at Sourabaya: Sugar certificates.

Steam Navigation Co.: Charter restrictions on auxiliary branches.

X17, June 1845 (File 451. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Colquhoun: Hanseatic vessels trading between Great Britain and British India.

Edward Cardwell: Sugar duty for Prince Wales Island and Province Wellesley.

Danish Minister: Trade with British colonies.

Sir [G.R. Farmer?]: New Zealand flax invention.

Y17, June 1845 (File 452. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Mr. Busby (Former Resident Commissioner in New Zealand): Technicalities in Navigation Laws.

H.M. Consular Agent at Sourabaya: Certificate of declaration under Sugar Duties Act.

Z17, July 1845 (File 453. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Governor of South Australia: Reaping machine invented by [Mr. Ridley?].

Messrs Truman & Cook: Admission of sugar.

Customs report: Market protection for Spice Planters and other Inhabitants of Prince of Wales Island & Province Wellesley.

A18, July 1845 (File 454. AJCP Reel No: 3069)

Correspondence includes:

Customs: Admission of sugar.

H.M. Agent at Samarang: Sugar certificates.

Governor of South Australia: Comparative return, exports and produce.

[H.W. Schwartz?]: Admission of sugar.

B18, August 1845 (File 455. AJCP Reel No: 3069-3070)

Correspondence includes:

H.M. Consul Manila: Sugar certificates.

A. Campbell: Flax cultivation.

H.M. Consul at Honolulu: Sandwich Islands commerce, agriculture and navigation.

Mr. Porter: Report from Mr. Campbell of Sydney: Flax growth.

C18, September 1845 (File 456. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: W. Schwartz, admission of sugar.

H.M. Consul at Manila: Differential duties.

Spice Planters of Prince of Wales Island & Province Wellesley: Trade protection from foreign spice.

H.M. Agent at Batavia & Sourabaya: Sugar certificates.

C.E. Trevelyan: Admission of sugar.

India Board: Differential duties at Manila.

D18, September 1845 (File 457. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

Correspondence includes:

James Stephen: Van Diemen's Land Act, exemptions from port charges.

G.W. Hope, Governor of New South Wales: New South Wales Act, wharfage rates.

E18, October 1845 (File 458. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

Correspondence includes:

Customs report: New Zealand Harbour and Quarantine Regulations; Van Diemen's Land Act, port charges; kauri spars duty.

British Agent at Batavia: Sugar certificates, use of official seal and signature.

Sir William Pym: Report on New Zealand Harbour Regulations' quarantine ordinances.

W. Henry Wise: Borneo coal mines.

Governor of South Australia: Imports and exports at Port Adelaide.

Court of Directors: Draft paragraphs for Dutch vessel Aisono at Bengal.

F18, November 1845 (File 459. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

Correspondence includes:

Messrs [J. Huth?] & Co., Customs report: Admission of sugar, sugar certificates.

H.M. Agent at Samarang & Sourabaya, Board of Trade: Sugar certificates.

Customs report: Hunter's Row, New South Wales: Declaration of [Newcastle] as a warehousing port.

W. Archer Willis, Customs report: Duty on kauri spars.

H.M. Consul General at Honolulu: Sandwich Islands.

Governor of New South Wales: Statistical tables error, duties.

H.M. Consul at the Philippine Islands: Admission of produce on Spanish vessels.

H.M. Consul General at Papaite: Society Islands trade.

G18, December 1845 (File 460. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

Correspondence includes:

Edward Cardwell: Draft charter of South Australian Banking Company, promissory notes; Van Diemen's Land Act.

James Stephen: Duties levied in Australian colonies.

Treasury minute: Admission of sugar.

H.M. Consul at Manila: Sugar certificates.

H18, December 1845 (File 461. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

Correspondence includes:

Edward Cardwell: Declaration of Newcastle as free warehousing port.

H.M. Agent at Batavia: Sugar certificates.

File 444: Law relating to aliens in the Colonies, 1846 (File 462. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 604 Admission of tobacco from Calcutta in illegal packages, 1846 (File 462. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 715: Charters of Banking Company in Australia, 1846 (File 462. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 960: Device for a seal for the North Australian colony, 1846 (File 462. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 1418: Auckland Islands, 1846 (File 463. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 1844: Duties on rum from East and West Indies, 1846 (File 463. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 668: India and Australia Mail Steam Packet Company, 1847 (File 464. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 828: Government of islands of New Zealand, 1847 (File 464. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 828: Public Seal for New Zealand, 1847 (File 464. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 1264: South Australian Banking Company, 1847 (File 465. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 1503: Treaty between Holland and Belgium regarding trade with Java, 1847 (File 466. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 1701: Great Southern and Eastern Steam Packet Company, 1847 (File 466. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 1863: Southern Whale and Fishery Company, 1847 (File 466. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3070)

File 1933: Australian Mining Company, 1847 (File 467. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 2415: Management of lighthouses in Australia, 1847 (File 467. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 2447: Portland, Victoria as a free warehousing port, 1847 (File 467. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 3536: Auckland Islands fishery, 1847 (File 467. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 1309: St. Augustine of Canterbury Missionary College, 1848 (File 469. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 1708: Cooksland Colonisation Company, NSW, 1848 (File 469. AJCP Reel No: 3070)

File 3845: Permission for the Hanseatic vessels to trade from the UK to the East Indies, 1848 (File 470. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 139: Extension of James Napier's patent to South Australia, 1849 (File 471. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 485: Canterbury Association and a proposed settlement in New Zealand, 1849 (File 471. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 639: Port Phillip and Clarence River Colonization Company (Cooksland), 1849 (File 471. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 744: Commercial Banking Company. Sydney, 1849 (File 471. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 785: Southern Whale Fishery Company, 1849 (File 471. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 860: Transfer of shares in Australian Mining Company, 1849 (File 472. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 1128: Commercial Banking Company. Sydney, 1849 (File 472. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 1193: Establishment of steam navigation with Australia, 1849 (File 472. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 1912: Southern Whale Fishery Company, 1849 (File 472. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 2124: British navigation and shipping laws, 1849 (File 474. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 3171: South Australian Joint Stock Companies, 1849 (File 475. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 352: Charter for a company to construct a canal in New Granada, 1850 (File 477. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 493: India and Australia Mail Steam Packet Company, 1850 (File 477. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 1698: Commercial Banking Company, Sydney, 1850 (File 478. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 2724: Mercantile Marine Bill, 1850 (File 479. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 2756: Canterbury Association finances, 1850 (File 479. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 3550: Draft Bill for incorporating the Colonial Colonization Assurance Company, 1850 (File 481. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 4410: Benefit to Ireland from the grant of a Charter to the Flax Company, 1850 (File 481. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 4702: Treaty with Holland, 1850 (File 481. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 135: Safety Shipping Company, 1851 (File 482. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 2353: Eastern Archipelago Company, 1851 (File 486. AJCP Reel No: 3071)

File 159: Colonial Gold Mining Company, 1852 (File 488. AJCP Reel No: 3071-3072)

File 173: Gold Ore Importing Reducing and Refining Company, 1852 (File 489. AJCP Reel No: 3072)

File 247: Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, 1852 (File 490. AJCP Reel No: 3072)

File 446: Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company, 1852 (File 493. AJCP Reel No: 3072-3073)

File 530: English and Australian Copper Company, 1852 (File 494. AJCP Reel No: 3073-3074)

File 576: Australasian Gold Mining Company, 1852 (File 494. AJCP Reel No: 3073-3074)

File 898: Colonial Mining Company, 1852 (File 494. AJCP Reel No: 3073-3074)

File 1490: Australasian Emigrants Monetary Aid, 1852 (File 496. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 1519: Royal Australian Banking and Gold Company, 1852 (File 497. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 1806: Bank of India, Australia and China, 1852 (File 498. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 1834: Royal Victoria Bank of Australia, 1852 (File 498. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 1842: English, Scottish and Australian Bank, 1852 (File 498. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 2015: British and Australian Clipper Steam Packet Company, 1852 (File 498. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 135: Highland and Island Emigration Society, 1853 (File 501. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 136: Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide Chartered Bank, 1853 (File 501. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 196: Australian Land, Mining, Importing and Refining Company, 1853 (File 501. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 238: Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company, 1853 (File 501. AJCP Reel No: 3074)

File 353: Bank of Asia and Bank of India, Australia and China, 1853 (File 502. AJCP Reel No: 3074-3075)

File 592: Charters to companies engaging in colonial undertakings, 1853 (File 503. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 738: Australasian Pacific Mail Steam Packet Company, 1853 (File 503. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 798: Act to consolidate and to amend Law relating to ports, harbour and shipping in Victoria, 1853 (File 504. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 884: Australia and General Steam Navigation Coaling Company, 1853 (File 504. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 966: South Australian Merchant Seamen Act, 1853 (File 504. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 1080: Australasian Coal Mining Company, 1853 (File 504. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 1102: New South Wales Coal and Inter Colonial Steam Navigation Company, 1853 (File 505. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 1112: Royal Atlantic and Pacific Steam Commercial Company, 1853 (File 505. AJCP Reel No: 3075)

File 1903: Victoria Passengers Act and Steam Navigation Act, 1853 (File 507. AJCP Reel No: 3075-3076)

File 2175: Australian Direct Steam Navigation Company, 1853 (File 508. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 2182: Colonists Bank, 1853 (File 508. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 2302: Tahiti tariff, 1853 (File 509. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 2405: New South Wales Act for granting customs duties, 1853 (File 509. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 2410: Melbourne Dock and Railway Company, 1853 (File 509. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 2411: Atlantic Pacific and Indian Steam Navigation Company, 1853 (File 509. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 406: Australian Mining Company, 1854 (File 511. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1468: Commercial regulations between the United States and British North America, 1854 (File 515. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1502: Bank of New South Wales, 1854 (File 516. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1532: Establishment of narrow gauge for railway in New South Wales, 1854 (File 516. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1753: Agra and United Service Bank, 1854 (File 516. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1961: Admission of British and American Consuls to the Dutch East Indies, 1854 (File 517. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 604: Western Australian Ordinance for imposing duties on imported goods, 1855 (File 521. AJCP Reel No: 3076)

File 1014: New South Wales Railway Act, 1855 (File 524. AJCP Reel No: 3076-3077)

File 1088: Admission of British and Dutch Consuls into Australia and Dutch East Indies, 1855 (File 524. AJCP Reel No: 3076-3077)

File 1384: Eastern Archipalego Company, 1855 (File 527–528. AJCP Reel No: 3077-3079)

File 2013: Peel River Land and Mineral Company, 1855 (File 531. AJCP Reel No: 3079)

File 2048: Treaty of Commerce with Siam, 1855 (File 531. AJCP Reel No: 3079)

File 2166: Treaty between Sandwich Islands and United States, 1855 (File 532. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 139: Admission of British and Dutch Consuls into Australia and Dutch East Indies, 1856 (File 533. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

Files 188: Scottish Australasian Investment Company, 1856 (File 534. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 344: New South Wales loans for public works, 1856 (File 534. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1230: Seal for Norfolk Island, 1856 (File 539. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1828: Trade with Siam, 1856 (File 540. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 2067: Bank of Australasia, 1856 (File 541. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 2197: Extension of British Acts to New South Wales, 1856 (File 541. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1048: Grape vines grown at Hunter Valley, NSW, 1857 (File 544. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1812: Commercial treaty between Belgium and Holland, 1857 (File 545. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 168: Victoria Customs Act, 1858 (File 546. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 563: Tasmanian Marine Board, 1858 (File 547. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1717: New South Wales Pilotage Rates Amendment Act, 1858 (File 548. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 75: New Zealand Act relating to foreign seamen, 1859 (File 549. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1257: Telegraph communication between India, China and Australia, 1859 (File 550. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 1277: Telegraph communication between Rangoon and Hong Kong via Singapore, 1859 (File 550. AJCP Reel No: 3080)

File 486: Bank of India, Australia and China, 1860 (File 552. AJCP Reel No: 3080-3081)

File 856: Completion of telegraph communication between Rangoon and Hong Kong, 1860 (File 552. AJCP Reel No: 3080-3081)

File 869: New South Wales legislation for regulating the rates of pilotage and harbour dues, 1860 (File 552. AJCP Reel No: 3080-3081)

File 1087: Australian representatives to the International Statistical Congress, 1860 (File 553A. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

File 150: Tasmanian Act relating to foreign seamen, 1861 (File 555. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

File 525: New South Wales Act relating to tobacco duties, 1862 (File 557. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

Files 1266: Marine Board of Queensland, 1862 (File 558. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

File 351: New Zealand Marine Board, 1863 (File 559. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3081)

File 1045: Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East, 1863 (File 560. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

File 1139: Establishment of uniform tariff in Australia, 1863 (File 560. AJCP Reel No: 3081)

Out-letters, August 1786 - September 1888 (File 1. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, October 1788 - August 1790 (File 2. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, August 1790 - December 1791 (File 3. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1792 - April 1794 (File 4. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, May 1794 - December 1798 (File 5. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1799 - December 1802 (File 6. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1803 - 1804 (File 7. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1805 - 1806 (File 8. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1807 - 1808 (File 9. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1811 - 1812 (File 11. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1813 - 1814 (File 12. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1815 - 1816 (File 13. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1817 - June 1818 (File 14. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, June 1818 - December 1819 (File 15. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1820 - February 1822 (File 16. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, March 1822 - August 1823 (File 17. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, September 1823 - July 1825 (File 18. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, August 1825 - May 1827 (File 19. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, June 1827 - September 1828 (File 20. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, October 1828 - June 1830 (File 21. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, July 1830 - July 1831 (File 22. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, August 1831 - December 1832 (File 23. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1833 - February 1834 (File 24. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, March 1834 - September 1835 (File 25. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, September 1835 - March 1837 (File 26. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, April 1837 - 29 June 1838 (File 27. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, July 1838 - 23 August 1839 (File 28. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, 1839 - 1840 (File 29. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Out-letters, January 1841 - June 1842 (File 30. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, June 1842 - November 1844 (File 31. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Treasury, June 1842 - May 1843 (File 31. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3165)

Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, April 1843 - January 1845 (File 32. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, October 1844 - February 1847 (File 33. AJCP Reel No: 3165)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign office, Treasury, November 1844 - December 1846 (File 34. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, May 1846 - August 1848 (File 35. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, March 1847 - July 1848 (File 36. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, July 1848 - April 1849 (File 38. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, August 1848 - October 1850 (File 38. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, May 1849 - May 1850 (File 39. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, June 1850 - May 1851 (File 40. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, 1850 - 1852 (File 41. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, June 1851 - December 1852 (File 42. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Miscellaneous offices and individuals, 1853 (File 42. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, March 1852 - January 1853 (File 43. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, February 1853 - September 1853 (File 44. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Colonial Office, Customs, Foreign Office, Treasury, September 1853 - December 1853 (File 45. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Excluding government departments, 1854 (File 46. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

Government departments only, 1854 (File 47. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

General out-letters, January 1855 - June 1855 (File 48. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

General out-letters, July 1855 - December 1855 (File 49. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

General out-letters, 1856 (File 50. AJCP Reel No: 3166)

General out-letters, January 1857 - June 1857 (File 51. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1857 - December 1857 (File 52. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1858 - June 1858 (File 53. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1858 - December 1858 (File 54. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1859 - June 1859 (File 55. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1859 - December 1859 (File 56. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1860 - June 1860 (File 57. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1860 - December 1860 (File 58. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1861 - June 1861 (File 59. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1861 - December 1861 (File 60. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1862 - June 1862 (File 61. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1862 - December 1862 (File 62. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, January 1863 - June 1863 (File 63. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

General out-letters, July 1863 - December 1863 (File 64. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

First Committee Papers. New South Wales, 1792 - 1806 (File 58. AJCP Reel No: 288)

Documents include:

Return of lands granted and leased, 1792-1800.

Return of lands granted since 30 May 1793 and 13 Dec. 1794.

Returns of ships entering and leaving Port Jackson, 1792-1805.

Account of Spanish ship captured off the coast of Peru and condemned as legal prize at a Vice-Admiralty Court at Sydney, 7 Dec. 1799.

Statement by Governor King, certifying that Robert Campbell is permitted to put on board the Lady Barlow oil and skins caught within the limits of New South Wales, 6 Dec. 1804.

Return of schooners and sloops 20 Feb 1804.

First Committee Papers with continuations. New South Wales, 1805 - 1807 (File 88. AJCP Reel No: 288)

Documents include:

Papers concerning the carrying of goods produced in New South Wales in the Lady Barlow to England, 1804-1806, including extracts of letters from Governor King to Lord Hobart, a letter 18 July 1805 from Charles, Samuel and George Enderby, complaints of Thomas and John Mather, and a copy of Robert Campbell's memorial, 10 Aug. 1805.

Memo by Sir George Shee concerning correspondence respecting 'the intercourse of the Americans on the shores of New Holland for the purpose of fishing and traffic'.

Correspondence concerning further indulgences to Col. MacArthur with regard to his sheep, Sept. 1806.

Return of ships entering Port Jackson, June-Dec. 1806.

Memorial from William Jacob on the trade between New South Wales and the western coast of America.

Unsigned and undated paper on the settlement of New South Wales, the fisheries established and ships built there.

Account of ships cleared outwards from England for the Southern Whale Fishery, 1800-1806.

Undated account of vessels employed in the whale fishery by adventurers in New South Wales, 1807?.

Letter from Samuel Enderby stating that the encouragement of a seal fishery from New South Wales could be prejudicial and dangerous to the existence of the Southern Whale Fishery.

Copy of draft bill for opening the trade of New South Wales under licences from the East India Company, 1807.

Reports of the Committee of Trade, 1784 - 1793 (File 180. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

Reports of the Committee of Trade, 1784 - 1787 (File 181. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

Contents include:

Report for directing the Advocate General to prepare a commission for the trial of pirates in New South Wales, 13 Apr. 1787.

Report on the draft instructions for Governor Phillip, 24 Apr. 1787.

Report for granting certain premiums for the encouragement of the Southern Whale Fishery, 3 May 1786.

Reports of the Committee of Trade, 1787 - 1793 (File 182. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

Contents include:

Report proposing a device for a Great Seal for New South Wales and its adjacent island, (of H.R.N.S.W 1 Part 11, 1783-92, pp.340, 389) 3 Aug. 1790.

Report on certain proposals concerning the removal of persons concerned in the Southern Whale Fishery from Nova Scotia to Great Britain.

Trade minutes, miscellaneous, 1811 - 1825 (File 250. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

Documents include:

Entry referring to a report of Customs regarding the registry of Indian built ships, 19 Aug. 1809.

Minute referring to a letter from Messrs. Charles, Samuel and George Enderby requesting a clause be introduced into the New South Wales Fishery Act concerning the oath of fidelity taken by masters of Southern Whale ships.

Entry referring to documents required to be produced on the entry of foreign vessels or articles of foreign merchandise into the ports of H.M. dominions and required to be signed by a British consul etc.

These minutes also appear in the full series of minutes (BT 5) and tie up with the in-letters in BT 1.

Miscellaneous papers, Bundle A4, 1835 - 1836 (File 271. AJCP Reel No: 3167)

Miscellaneous papers, 1839 (File 275. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

Miscellaneous papers, 1840 (File 276. AJCP Reel No: 1508, 3168)

Miscellaneous papers, 1841 - 1843 (File 277. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

Miscellaneous papers, 1844 - 1846 (File 278. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

Includes letters and papers, Apr. 1843 - Dec. 1844, concerning the application of James Cumming to establish a trading factory at Port Essington, the development of the port and the use of the Torres Straits in general, a report of the Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners 1843, and a report of Customs 7 Feb. 1844 with other papers on the application by the French consul-general concerning imports in French vessels into New South Wales.

Reports on colonial Acts, charters, 1843 - 1850 (File 286. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

Contents include an entry, 21 July 1847, recommending that a charter of incorporation be granted to the Southern Whale Fishery Company on the petition of Charles Enderby and others.

Trade minutes, colony laws, 1847 - 1852 (File 287. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

Trade minutes, colony laws, 1852 - 1854 (File 288. AJCP Reel No: 3168)

New Zealand–Belgium: proposed commercial treaty, June 1927 - December 1931 (File 48. AJCP Reel No: 6940)

(222pp)

New Zealand: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference, December 1931 - July 1932 (File 55. AJCP Reel No: 6940)

Schedule of commodities in respect of which new or increased preference are desired, forwarded to the Trade Commissioner for preliminary discussion with New Zealand Government, and correspondence arising therefrom (179pp).

Australia: Tariff Board reports, 1931 - 1933 (File 61. AJCP Reel No: 6940)

Comprised printed tariff revision exports (396pp).

Australia: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: customs administration and preferences, January 1932 - June 1932 (File 70. AJCP Reel No: 6941)

1. Imperial Economic Conference Australia. Senior Trade Commissioner's comments upon all items included in the schedule of goods in respect of which new or increased customs preferences are desired.

2. Dominions Office 8831 1-1/91. Australia Customs Administration in Australia adversely affecting British manufacturers.

3. Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference. Australia. Schedule of commodities in respect of which new or increased preferences are desired. Forwarded to the representative of H.M.G. in Australia for preliminary discussion with Australian Government and correspondence arising therefrom (590pp).

Australia: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: tariff matters, April 1932 - June 1932 (File 72. AJCP Reel No: 6941)

Commercial relations and treaties department H.M. Trade Commissioner. Melbourne. Imperial Economic Conference Australia. Possible added preference for all kinds of priniting machinery in tariff item 169A and E (170pp).

Finland–UK Commercial Treaty 1923: extension of most favoured nation treatment under Article 23 to New Zealand, Australia and Canada, July 1923 - July 1932 (File 77. AJCP Reel No: 6941)

(415pp)

New Zealand–Brazil–Canada: commercial agreements, May 1932 - November 1932 (File 80. AJCP Reel No: 6941)

Commercial agreements Brazil, Canada and New Zealand (42pp).

Australia: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: negotiations regarding the treatment of Australian goods imported into the UK, July 1932 - September 1932 (File 91. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

In regard to the treatment of Australian goods imported into the UK (50pp).

Australia: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: negotiations regarding the treatment of Australian goods imported into the UK, January 1932 - July 1932 (File 92. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(330pp)

Australia: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: negotiations regarding the treatment of Australian goods imported into the UK, July 1932 - October 1932 (File 93. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(307pp)

New Zealand: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: negotiations regarding the treatment of New Zealand goods imported into the UK, April 1932 - August 1932 (File 96. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(99pp)

New Zealand: Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: negotiations regarding the treatment of New Zealand goods imported into the UK, May 1932 - August 1932 (File 97. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(330pp)

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: New Zealand–UK Agreement, July 1932 - August 1932 (File 98. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(23pp)

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: New Zealand–Canada Agreement, August 1930 - August 1932 (File 99. AJCP Reel No: 6942)

(136pp)

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: New Zealand–UK Agreement, September 1932 (File 101. AJCP Reel No: 6943)

(16pp)

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: Australia–UK Agreement, September 1932 - March 1933 (File 112. AJCP Reel No: 6943)

Certain points raised by Mr Bruce for discussion (50pp).

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: Australia–UK Agreement, November 1931 - January 1933 (File 139. AJCP Reel No: 6943)

(580pp)

Developments arising out of Australia–UK Trade Agreement: methods of procedures, tariffs, etc., November 1932 - December 1932 (File 164. AJCP Reel No: 6943)

(96pp)

Australia–New Zealand Trade Agreement: telegram from Trade Commissioner, Wellington, regarding duties, March 1933 - February 1935 (File 191. AJCP Reel No: 6943)

As to giving his aid as regards duty in the agreement on UK goods having regard to the exchange advantage and in order that Austsralia and UK exporters may be on a level basis (406pp).

Australia–UK Trade Agreement: interpretation of Article 10, October 1933 - December 1934 (File 221. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(410pp)

Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference: Australia–UK Agreement, November 1933 - March 1934 (File 258. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

Political despatch nos. 78-79 from the Senior Trade Commissioner regarding subsequent developments, arising out of Ottawa Agreements. Methods of procedure, tariffs, etc (60pp).

Australia: Keith Officer notes on Australian commercial relations, May 1934 - July 1934 (File 283. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(55pp)

Australia: changes in customs tariff (primage duty), July 1934 - November 1934 (File 297. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

Changes effected 25 July 1934 (90pp).

Australia–UK Trade Agreement, April 1934 - December 1934 (File 298. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(72pp)

Australia–Japan commercial negotiations, July 1934 - September 1935 (File 299. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

Includes 16pp off full-sheet paper Osara Mainichi (168pp + 16pp newspaper = 184pp).

Australia: Act to amend the Customs Act 1901-1930, August 1934 - September 1934 (File 300. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(30pp)

New Zealand–Sweden commercial relations, May 1935 - August 1935 (File 434. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(11pp).

Australia: memorandum regarding talk with the Prime Minister of Australia: tariff treatment of galvanised iron, March 1935 - June 1936 (File 473. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(90pp)

Australia: customs tariff changes made in March 1935, March 1935 - July 1935 (File 475. AJCP Reel No: 6944)

(120pp)

Australia: report of the Royal Commission on wheat, flour and bread industry, December 1935 - January 1936 (File 480. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(394pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial relations: report of New Zealand Government regarding the UK export trade with New Zealand, April 1935 - January 1936 (File 490. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(24pp)

Australia–Japan commercial negotiations, October 1935 - April 1936 (File 497. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(83pp)

Australia–Poland draft trade agreement, October 1935 - January 1936 (File 500. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

Commercial relations (80pp).

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations, June 1936 - November 1936 (File 607. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(48pp).

Australia–Greece commercial relations, June 1936 - July 1936 (File 613. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(21pp)

Australia–Belgium commercial agreement, October 1936 - March 1937 (File 622. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(230pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations, October 1936 - November 1936 (File 626. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(130pp)

Australia–USA trade relations and commercial negotiations (File 628. AJCP Reel No: 6945)

(280pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: minutes of meetings, November 1936 - April 1937 (File 631. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

(257pp)

Australia–France commercial relations, October 1930 - February 1937 (File 633. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

(127pp)

Australia–Italy: possible termination or revision of Italy–UK Treaty of 1883 and the question of Italians obtaining benefits from the Australia–UK Assisted Migration Scheme, January 1930 - January 1938 (File 634. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

(140pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: circulated papers 1–36 and correspondence about bilateral balancing agreement, November 1936 - December 1937 (File 637. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

1. New Zealand proposal for bilateral balancing agreement. Board of Trade memoradum regarding difficulties and objections.

2. Subsequent correspondence including correspondence from D.O. as to New Zealand Reserve Bank.

3. Notes by Lord Balfour.

(314pp).

Australia–South Africa Trade Agreement Act 1936, October 1936 - March 1938 (File 646. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

(24pp)

Australia–UK: questions arising from the Ottawa Trade Agreement, March 1935 - May 1936 (File 647. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

Memoranda and reports of Meetings and Index 1935-36 (170pp).

Australia–Canada commercial negotiations, February 1937 - May 1938 (File 764. AJCP Reel No: 6946)

(72pp)

Australia–UK commercial negotiations: revision of the Ottawa Trade Agreement, December 1936 - May 1938 (File 766. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(220pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: revisions of margins preference for UK goods, February 1937 - March 1937 (File 769. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

Copy of telegram to H.M. Sr Trade Commissioner regarding:

1. Reductions in Conventionalisations of Existing British Preferential Duties;

2. New and Increased Margins of Preference of UK goods.

(17pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: UK general proposals, February 1937 (File 770. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(24pp)

Australian interest in New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations, January 1937 - December 1937 (File 771. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(43pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: UK proposal and desiderata (tariff items), March 1937 - September 1937 (File 775. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(71pp)

New Zealand discussion with UK regarding maintenance of Most Favoured Nation principle with reference to Italy, Germany and Japan, July 1935 - March 1937 (File 786. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

Interviews as regards maintenance of M.F.N. Principle between:

1. New Zealand Minister of Finance (Mr Nash) and the Parliamentary Secretary to the D.O.T. (Capt Euan Wallace);

2. Dr Campbell and Dr Johnsen on New Zealand delegation and Mr Overton, with special reference to Italy, Germany and Japan.

(12pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations, April 1937 - June 1937 (File 794. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

Brief for meeting with Mr Nash, New Zealand's Minister of Finance, on the 9th June. Report on the course of the discussions up to their adjournment on the 14th April (23pp).

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: minutes of meetings, 1936 - 1937 (File 797. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

Circulated minutes - New Zealand 1/36 - 30/37 (276pp).

Canada–New Zealand commercial negotiations: interpretation of the conversations between Mr W. Nash, NZ Minister of Finance, and Canadian Ministers, March 1932 - September 1938 (File 813. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(211pp)

New Zealand–UK commercial negotiations: interpretation of the Ottawa Trade Agreement (File 816. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

Note on various matters affecting the interpretation of the UK/New Zealand/Ottawa Trade Agreement outstanding on adjournment of negotiations on 2 July 1937 (60pp).

Switzerland–New Zealand: exchange of letters regarding trade agreements, February 1938 - July 1938 (File 894. AJCP Reel No: 6947)

(60pp)

New Zealand: customs tariff changes from 1 March 1938, July 1934 - April 1938 (File 925. AJCP Reel No: 6948)

(494pp)

Australia–UK commercial negotiations: Federation of British Industries, January 1938 - July 1938 (File 926. AJCP Reel No: 6948)

Views and suggestions for consideration during the commercial negotiations - general file (133pp).

Australia–UK commercial negotiations: papers 1–5, April 1938 - July 1938 (File 931. AJCP Reel No: 6948)

Circulated memoranda (225pp).

Australia–UK commercial negotiations: minutes 1–12, May 1938 - June 1938 (File 932. AJCP Reel No: 6949)

Circulated minutes of meeting (122pp).