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A1.2-A1.3 From Colonel P Homan ffolliott, Secretary for Defence, 10.7.1901, congratulating Lukin on his 'dashing attack on a farmhouse', and enclosing a note from the Prime Minister, J Gordon Sprigg, asking him to write a 'warm letter of congratulations'. MS Subseries
A1.8 From H B Shawe, Assistant Under Colonial Secretary, 13.6.1904, appointing Lukin as Commandant General of the Cape Colonial Forces. TS Subseries
A1.12 From Sir Charles Fergusson,Corps Commander of the XVIIth Corps, 28.7.1917, thanking Lukin for a letter, and for the 'loyalty and good-will' of the 9th Division. MS Subseries
A1.13 From Sir Charles Fergusson, 25.9.1917, congratulating him 'on the doings of the Division.' MS Subseries
A1.18 From General W Birdwood of the Australian Corps, 2.1.1918, congratulating Lukin on being awarded the K.C.B. TS Subseries
A1.24 From W P Schreiner, 5.4.1918. MS Subseries
A1.29 Telegram from W P Schreiner, 18.11.1919, on the occasion of a memorial service at Delville Wood. MS Subseries
A1.33 From William M Carter, Archbishop of Cape Town, 11.10.1924, inviting Lukin to become a member of the Council of the Diocesan College. TS (annotated: 'accepted 14/10/24') Subseries
A1.4 Telegram from General French, 22.10[1901?], conveying army orders. MS Subseries
A1.9 From S R Style, Mayor of King William's Town, 9.8.1916, congratulating Lukin and the South African Brigade on the capture of Delville Wood. TS Subseries
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