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Letter from H Gough Lieutenant Governor to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] re. gas burners for the Queens' Assembly Rooms, Belmont Road, instillation of telephones at the Arsenals and regravelling of drill grounds
Reference: A/C2/42/39
Date: April 10th 1906 - April 10th 1906
Letter from W V Vernon Bailiff to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] in reply to his letter of 10 April see A/C2/42/39 informing him the Defence Committee had agreed to his three requests re. the Queen's Assembly Rooms, telephonic communication for the Arsenals and regravelling the drill grounds
Reference: A/C2/42/42
Date: April 19th 1906 - April 19th 1906
Letter from the Deputy Lieutenant Governor, H St Leger Wood to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] requesting if the telephonic communication between the arsenals had been put in hand
Reference: A/C2/42/54
Date: May 30th 1906 - May 30th 1906
Letter from the Deputy Lieutenant Governor, H St Leger Wood to the Bailiff [W V Vernon] requesting if the telephones at the arsenals can be used for ordinary use or only in cases of fire
Reference: A/C2/42/55
Date: June 2nd 1906 - June 2nd 1906
Letter from the Bailiff, W V Vernon to the Deputy Governor [Colonel H St Leger Wood] re. completion of telephonic communication work at the arsenals
Reference: A/C2/42/56
Date: June 2nd 1906 - June 2nd 1906
Letter from the Bailiff, W V Vernon to the Lieutenant Governor [Major General Hugh Sutley Gough] informing him the telephones installed at the arsenals may only be used by the Military Authorities for official business
Reference: A/C2/42/62
Date: June 17th 1906 - June 17th 1906
Correspondence and acts relating to communications. Includes; telegraphs, telephones, wirelesses and televisions
Reference: A/D1/C7
Date: February 2nd 1870 - January 3rd 1953
Order and related papers concerning telephones and telegraphic messages. Includes: - lists of public call boxes, subscribers with coin boxes attached to their telephones, subscribers with switchboards and private lines
Reference: B/A/W30/41
Date: February 10th 1941 - September 16th 1942
Request for Cleveland and La Motte Garages to be connected to the telephone
Reference: B/A/W31/4/131
Date: July 11th 1944 - July 11th 1944
Correspondence relating to the public telephone offices near Rozel Bay, Bouley Bay and St Catherine's Bay remaining open all night for a short time for the army of occupation.
Reference: B/A/W31/8/2
Date: October 11th 1940 - October 28th 1940
Correspondence re. Order included in Official Journal 22 concerning Post, Telegraph and Telephone Services. See also B/A/W30/41 and B/A/W39/5.
Reference: B/A/W31/8/5
Date: February 25th 1941 - March 10th 1941
Request for reconnection of telephones to the skeleton telephone service, including institutions and private individuals.
Reference: B/A/W31/8/60
Date: May 31st 1944 - June 30th 1944
Complaints about the cutting off of the telephones of Honorary Inspectors appointed under the Cultivation of Lands (Jersey) Order, 1942
Reference: B/A/W32/4/21
Date: April 5th 1943 - May 1st 1943
Correspondence file concerning television, includes extensions to Television Acts
Reference: B/D/A/T11/22/11
Date: 1962 - 1997
Telephone Switchboard at Cyril Le Marquand House: Replacement, lodged by the Public Services Committee.
Reference: C/A620/1990/P105
Date: July 31st 1990 - July 31st 1990