Description
This was listed as Box 12 in the original handlist.
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- ‘The manual of office procedure’, by Sir Reginald Maxwell. (Accompaniment to No. 88, dated 28 February 1923, from Secretary, Retrenchment Committee.) Poona, 1923.
- ‘Government of India Secretariat: organisation and procedure’, by Sir Reginald Maxwell. GIPD – 536 (c) HD- S2-9.2.73 -10. Confidential.
- ‘Summary of Indian constitutional problem 1939-44.’ 2 pages MS by Sir Reginald Maxwell.
- Newspaper cuttings:
- ‘Last days in the Assembly, 1944’.
- ‘Gandhi Number’, 1949, published by the India League, London.
- The Times of India, mail edition for Saturday 11 May ‘1929, with Bardoli report summary etc.
- Two miscellaneous newspaper cuttings showing Sir Reginald Maxwell as the Governor of Bombay’s Secretary.
- Commemoration number of India News, 26 January 1950.
- Report of the special enquiry into the second revision settlement of the Bardoli and Chorasi Talukas. By R.S. Broomfield and R.M. Maxwell. Bombay, Government Press, 1929.
- Indian Independence Act, 1947.
- ‘India: Compensation for the Services …. April 1947.’ London, H.M.S.O. Cmd 7116.
- Selections from the records of the Bombay Government: No. DLVI N.S. Papers relating to the first revision settlement of the Honavar Taluka (including Bhatkal Pets) of the Kanara Collectorate Bombay, 1918.
- Papers relating to the first revision settlement of the Kumta Taluka of the Kanara Collectorate. Bombay, 1918. No. DLIV N.S.
- Folder containing miscellaneous papers: ‘An act to provide a suitable means of knowing who is to take whom in to dinner, and where they are to sit’.
- Seating plan for dinner at the Viceroy’s house, New Delhi, on Saturday 13 June 1942 and Friday 19 November 1943.
- I.C.S. dinner 8 September 1934 Poona – seating plan and menu; I.C.S. dinner 5 September 1938 – seating plan and menu.
- Caricature of Sir Reginald Maxwell in Hindustan Times Weekly 30 August 1942. TS extract from a letter from Sir Reginald to his mother, 1925, about Gokarn.
- Guest list and seating plan for dinner for Chiang Kai-Shek on 10 February 1942 at the Viceroy’s house, New Delhi.