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Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to Sir William Call, Bankers, to inform that the Council has resolved that the £606.19.53 Consols should be sold at such times as the Secretary directs him and therefore could he ensure that necessary powers of attorney are procured. (Found on page 290)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary to Sir William Call, Bankers, to inform that the Council has resolved that the £606.19.53 Consols should be sold at such times as the Secretary directs him and therefore could he ensure that necessary powers of attorney are procured. Repeat of the previous letter. (Found on page 291)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to Bernard Quaritch to inform that he has been appointed Publisher of the Royal Asiatic Society and to ask that he would take over stock held by present publisher, Messrs. Parker and Sons, Strand. (Found on page 291)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to Bernard Quaritch in response to his letter of 14 May which suggested that he could make extra exertions if he were allowed 40% discount. The Council 'hopes your efforts will lead to extended sales' and therefore accepts his conditions. (Found on page 291)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to J. Muir concerning Mr. Muir offering a prize of £300 for best history of the Vedanta System. The money will be deposited at the London and Westminster Bank with three members of the Royal Asiatic Society acting as trustees. Mr Muir's name will also be added if he approves of this. (Found on page 292)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to J.W. Marshman to accept with thanks Mr Marshman's offer to act for 12 months as Honorary Secretary of the Society's Committee on Agriculture and Commerce. The Council will provide £100 for the services of a Clerk and other incidental expenses which will be paid quarterly or otherwise. (Found on page 292)

Letter from James W. Redhouse, Secretary, to Pragmutji, Rao of Kutch, to thank for the interesting collection of coins presented to the Royal Asiatic Society by his late father via General Jacob, a Member of Society. 77 coins have been chosen and will become a highly valued part of the treasures of Society. (Found on page 293)

The International Congress of Libraries and Documentation Centres was held in Brussels from the 11-18 September 1955. It included the Third International Congress of Libraries, the Fourth Congress of Music Libraries, and the Twenty-Second International Conference of Documentation. This material consists of the printed pamphlet entitled "Notice No. 1, September 1954", giving details of the Organizing Committees, the History and Aims of the Congress, the Programmes for the Congress etc. The material is printed in English and French.

The Programme for the Tenth International Conference of Ethiopian Studies held at the Palais de l'UNESCO, Paris from 23-26 August 1988, along with some abstracts and papers from the Conference. Some of these exist as individual items, others have been stapled together to create books of abstracts.

Programme for the "Xème Conference Internationale des Etudes Ethiopiennes" held at the Palais de l'UNESCO, Paris, from 23-26 August 1988. The programme lists the organising Committee, the daily itinerary, and the speakers and the titles of their papers at each of the sessions. There are some handwritten annotations.