Law, Bonar, Secretary of State for The Colonies, Devonshire. To: The Governor-General, Cape Town
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Tenders his resignation; information to be forwarded to Smuts.
Found in: STEPHEN, Karin.
The misuses of the mind: a study of Bergson's attack on intellectualism. (S.1936).
Clegg, W.H., Pretoria. To: Montague Norman, London
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Clegg maintains that the explanation given by Norman on exchange difficulties has not clarified the position.
Enclosed in no. 62.
Norman, Montague, London. To: W.H. Clegg, Pretoria
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Refers Clegg's cable to Strakosh and Niemeyer.
Enclosed in no. 62.
Norman, Montague, London. To: W.H. Clegg, Pretoria
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Strakosh and Niemeyer's reply to previous telegrams clarifying their recommendations pending the restoration of an effective gold standard in Britain.
Enclosed in no. 62.
Clegg, W.H., Pretoria. To: Montague Norman, London
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Enclosed in no. 62.
Norman, Montague, London. To: W.H. Clegg, Pretoria
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Explains that the Inter Imperial Exchange Committee had no intention of forcing South Africa to adopt the sterling exchange standard.
Enclosed in no. 62.
Walton, Sir Edgar. To: Lw.H. Clegg, Pretoria
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Extract from a letter; includes J. Beaumont Pease's speech advocating a return to the gold standard.
Strakosh, Sir Henry, London. To: W.H. Clegg, Pretoria
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
An historical analysis of the South African currency situation.
Enclosed in no. 62.
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Extract from a letter; attaches the report of a speech by F.C. Goodenough of Barclays Bank.
Encloses no. 60.
Clegg, W.H., Pretoria. To: Sir Henry Strakosh, London
Part of Jan Christiaan Smuts, letters
Argues that until the Union Government has decided on their economic policy, parity in exchange rates between London and South Africa must be maintained where possible.
Enclosed in no. 62.