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part, which commits the Society to nothing* -So for an we
are aware the Zocioty has no official cognizance of the
appeal... Tt is important that ' this should be clearly
understood, for already there are cign3 that in the public
mind * the C. M. 3* is reagarded as financing the Cor.
ipauy, r r'
But in spite of the official excuaeo, the C. HH4S. was in
close communication with the directors of the Company
regarding the organisation of Bishop Tucker's appoal.
Especially'unaful was the Marquis of Larne who was in
constant communication with iiutchinaon, and listed pocaiblo
nubecribern"
(2)
itutchincon organised none advertising
via the firm of Streets British and Colonial 4ldverticing
Company, which consicted of inserting pieta of oubocribcrs
in the proeo.
(3)
The Company followed a deliberate
policy of remaining in the bachcround an ouch as poocible;
Sir Arthur 'I{entball one of the diroctoro warned, "The Company
can of course take no part in inviting public tubucriptiona. " (4)
(1) Imo, 4th Deconbor -18910
i UY A, L1, Lorne to IIotchinvon, 5th hoccarbcr 1891,17th,
22nd üece bor 1891.
0? I bid, there are zz nu bcr of -. otter from Strooto Dritich &
Colouiral Advertioing Co. to llutchincan,
i41 G. I. S. 2SS C/. SC. 1/ Ordinary Lettern 1891 zoo. 1462,
lcrba11 to Wigri'mr, 3Ict October 1891,