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“...own missionaries and staff. Exhibitions have been
arranged and history talks given in the library, in conjunction with the
M.A.C., for parties of all ages from London and the provinces. Damaged
journals and Board minutes have been tidied and re-boxed. Of the
latter, seven volumes, badly damaged by damp in their dispersal homes,
are partia’'y illegible and await transcription to save as much as
possible. Five photostat copies of Livingstone letters have been presented
to the Rhodes-Livingstone Museum in Northern Rhodesia, for which
museum’s new handbook a chapter on Livingstone has been written.
Half-way through the year the librarian was asked to help in the pre-
paration of the Society’s History, in conjunction with the Rev. N.
Goodall, and as much other work as possible has consequently been set
aside.
Personnel
Tere have been a number of changes in the headquarters staff during
the year. The Directors have said farewell to their loved and honoured
Treasurer, Mr. R. A. Pilkington, j.p...”
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