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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

Bailiff's Official Correspondence. [Indexed]. Includes references to; Grande Anquette Beacon, Allegiance, the fire at the Town Arsenal, registration of architects, the oath of allegiance, the Assise d'Heritage, bills of parliament, Sunday playing by bands, Blanche Banques rifle range, permissions to transport and exhume bodies, complaints, movement of cattle, copyright, release and removal of convicts, the census, the Commission Rogatoire, Consuls, Defence, the death of Queen Victoria, permits, primary education, fishing boats, Gorey Regatta, gifts of guns, the Jersey Industrial School, the lunatic asylum, naturalisation, the prison, fishing and sale of fish, patronage, rembours de rentes, the theatre, telephones at Bonne Nuit and Victoria College Medals

Reference: B/D/B1/5

Date: May 3rd 1899 - November 1st 1901

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: naturalisation of aliens; Ann Street Brewery Company; Privy Council appeals; auditors' reports; Sir Maurice Fitzmaurice's report on drainage; contingent for services overseas; currency arrangements; criminal justice administration; export of nursery stock to USA; protection of hospitals against bombardment; Jersey Savings Bank rules; Jerseymen serving overseas; Jersey Home for Boys; laws awaiting royal sanction; remission of sentences; the prison; management of telephone service; weights and measures and the import of tea

Reference: C/A5/13

Date: January 4th 1913 - December 21st 1916

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: Auditors' reports; militia accounts and reports; air navigation; acquisition of St Aubin's Fort; condensed milk; Imperial Conference on Education; annual contribution to the Imperial Fund; devasted areas in France; the cenotaph; detention of juveniles; dangerous drugs; sale of Fort Henry; the offer of gift to form an art gallery by Barreau and Le Maistre; gas examiners' report; summer time; imports; agriculture in Jersey; financial statements of the Jersey Mutual Fire Insurance Society; report of Jersey Gas Light Co. Ltd; the Jersey Savings Bank; French coinage; oyster fisheries; memorial to Robert Wace; ports; telephones; Breton workers, veneral disease

Reference: C/A5/15

Date: January 17th 1922 - January 13th 1925

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: auditors' reports; Royal Sanitary Institute annual congress; absences from militia training camp; T B Davis' offer to build a hall at Victoria College and gift of portrait of George V; the British Union of Fascists; use of the Royal arms in the new Forum cinema; petition of the British Women's Temperance Association; annual report on the militia; resolutions of the Chamber of Commerce on colporters and the airport; Globocapital Corporation; import duties; civil registration; Jersey Free Church Council resolutions; Jersey Blind Society petition for incorporation; lotteries; Jersey Housing Association on the lack of workmen's houses; Cyril Raymond Baker's petition concerning his garage business; Jersey Schools Trust concerning Jersey College for Girls; petition of the Jersey Waiters Association; agreement relating to telephones; the Workmen's Compensation Act

Reference: C/A5/18

Date: January 22nd 1932 - December 21st 1935

Official correspondence with index. Subjects include: income tax; agricultural statistcs; milk costing report; petition concerning slaughter of pigs; analyst's report; air fares; building loans; bequest for flag staffs at cenotaph; international conventions; development of St Ouen's Bay; the disposal of the Fire Station; the establishment of a health service; import and export statistics; health reports; Jersey Gas Light Company; research into tourism industry; national service and the militia; pensions; the parcel post; petition of Jeanne Marie Chambrin concerning requisition of her land by Germans; proposal to build road along ralway line from Bel Royal to Beaumont; petition of residents of Highfield Estate concerning water supply; petition of Seymours Limited to build hotel on Victoria Avenue; prison report; report on staus of refugees; report on change over to automatic telephone system; wage fixing in agriculture; proposed conference hall extension at West Park

Reference: C/A5/28

Date: January 8th 1955 - November 4th 1955

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

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