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ZA UCT BC251_B
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Correspondence
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(1869-1957)
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Letters:
From Earl of Athlone, acknowledging pamphlet. 31 Aug 1924.
From Sir J Carruthers Beattie re his trip to Egypt. To Dr Fuller, 4 Oct 1909 and to Mrs Fuller, 9 Dec 1909.
From Sir J Carruthers Beattie on Dr Fuller’s retirement from positions of Surgeon, Somerset Hospital and Lecturer in Surgery, University of Cape Town. 20 Sep 1930.
From Henry Burton re Anatomy Buildings, 5 May 1911 and 12 Jun 1911 (with env.)
Letter from Professor John Clark, acknowledging addresses. 1917.
From Colonial Secretary, Cape of Good Hope, re Chairs of Anatomy and Physiology for South African College. 14 May 1910 (with env).
From Lord de Villiers in reply to Dr Fuller’s appeal for Chair of Anatomy. 30 Apr 1910 and 27 Jan 1911.
From Admiral E R Evans (‘Evans of the Broke’), thanking Dr Fuller for the copy of his Presidential address. 17 Nov 1933. (with env).
From Sidney Goldman, M.P., acknowledging letter concerning the South African College. (with env). 20 Oct 1910.
From Auditor-General, Walter E Gurney, referring to plans of Anatomy and Physiology Buildings. 8 Jun 1911.
From Professor P Daniel Hahn, acknowledging addresses. 15 Aug 1917.
From B F Hawksley re South African College, Aug 1912 and Sep 1912, with pencilled copy of Dr Fuller’s reply.
From F S Malan:
(i) Introduction for Dr Fuller to English and American hospitals. (with envelope). 6 Jul 1921.
(ii) Letter stating final draft of University Bill had been delayed by Cabinet crisis. 14 Jan 1913.
From John X Merriman:
(i) Acknowledging copy of address from Dr Fuller (with envelope). 13 Dec 1908.
(ii) Letter from Dr Fuller to John X Merriman re Government loan, 1 May 1910, with reply, 3 May 1910.
(iii) Acknowledging invitation to opening of first Medical Block, South African College. 17 May 1912.
(iv) Acknowledging Dr Fuller’s introduction to Mr Hornblower. 2 Jul 1914.
(v) To Mrs Fuller, thanking her for her wishes on his anniversary [birthday?]. 15 Mar 1919.
Sir Lewis Michell:
(i) Draft of letter from Dr Fuller re proposed Anatomy and Physiology Building, 25 May 1910, with reply, 28 May 1910, stating Sir Lewis Michell will lay matter before Rhodes Trustees.
(ii) Letter giving reply of Rhodes Trustees. 14 Jul 1910.
From Lord Milner, referring to application made to Rhodes Trustees. 18 Jan 1912.
From Charles Murray, of the Public Works Dept, to Mr Sauer re Anatomy and Physiology Building. 12 Jun 1911 (with env).
Letters to Sir Lionel Phillips re grant for South African College, 7 Sep 1911 and 7 Mar 1913, and his reply, 18 Mar 1913.
From [A?] C Stevenson, congratulating Dr Fuller on being awarded an Honorary Degree. 19 Dec 1940.
Christmas card from a German internee, 1914.
2 envelopes, dated 1901, addressed to Dr E B Fuller and labelled “opened under martial law”
From Earl of Athlone, acknowledging pamphlet. 31 Aug 1924.
From Sir J Carruthers Beattie re his trip to Egypt. To Dr Fuller, 4 Oct 1909 and to Mrs Fuller, 9 Dec 1909.
From Sir J Carruthers Beattie on Dr Fuller’s retirement from positions of Surgeon, Somerset Hospital and Lecturer in Surgery, University of Cape Town. 20 Sep 1930.
From Henry Burton re Anatomy Buildings, 5 May 1911 and 12 Jun 1911 (with env.)
Letter from Professor John Clark, acknowledging addresses. 1917.
From Colonial Secretary, Cape of Good Hope, re Chairs of Anatomy and Physiology for South African College. 14 May 1910 (with env).
From Lord de Villiers in reply to Dr Fuller’s appeal for Chair of Anatomy. 30 Apr 1910 and 27 Jan 1911.
From Admiral E R Evans (‘Evans of the Broke’), thanking Dr Fuller for the copy of his Presidential address. 17 Nov 1933. (with env).
From Sidney Goldman, M.P., acknowledging letter concerning the South African College. (with env). 20 Oct 1910.
From Auditor-General, Walter E Gurney, referring to plans of Anatomy and Physiology Buildings. 8 Jun 1911.
From Professor P Daniel Hahn, acknowledging addresses. 15 Aug 1917.
From B F Hawksley re South African College, Aug 1912 and Sep 1912, with pencilled copy of Dr Fuller’s reply.
From F S Malan:
(i) Introduction for Dr Fuller to English and American hospitals. (with envelope). 6 Jul 1921.
(ii) Letter stating final draft of University Bill had been delayed by Cabinet crisis. 14 Jan 1913.
From John X Merriman:
(i) Acknowledging copy of address from Dr Fuller (with envelope). 13 Dec 1908.
(ii) Letter from Dr Fuller to John X Merriman re Government loan, 1 May 1910, with reply, 3 May 1910.
(iii) Acknowledging invitation to opening of first Medical Block, South African College. 17 May 1912.
(iv) Acknowledging Dr Fuller’s introduction to Mr Hornblower. 2 Jul 1914.
(v) To Mrs Fuller, thanking her for her wishes on his anniversary [birthday?]. 15 Mar 1919.
Sir Lewis Michell:
(i) Draft of letter from Dr Fuller re proposed Anatomy and Physiology Building, 25 May 1910, with reply, 28 May 1910, stating Sir Lewis Michell will lay matter before Rhodes Trustees.
(ii) Letter giving reply of Rhodes Trustees. 14 Jul 1910.
From Lord Milner, referring to application made to Rhodes Trustees. 18 Jan 1912.
From Charles Murray, of the Public Works Dept, to Mr Sauer re Anatomy and Physiology Building. 12 Jun 1911 (with env).
Letters to Sir Lionel Phillips re grant for South African College, 7 Sep 1911 and 7 Mar 1913, and his reply, 18 Mar 1913.
From [A?] C Stevenson, congratulating Dr Fuller on being awarded an Honorary Degree. 19 Dec 1940.
Christmas card from a German internee, 1914.
2 envelopes, dated 1901, addressed to Dr E B Fuller and labelled “opened under martial law”