Papers of Sir Matthew Nathan, KCMG (1862-1939) 1868-1939

Great Britain Colonial Office Special Commission on the Constitution of Ceylon

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City of Westminster Health Society

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Great Britain. Ministry of Pensions

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Great Britain. Army. Royal Engineers

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Great Britain Oversea Settlement Committee

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Great Britain. Colonial Defence Committee

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Great Britain. Royal Commission on the Civil Service, 1929-1931

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Great Britain General Post Office

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Royal Engineers' School Chatham (England)

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Great Britain Pacific Cable Board

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Great Britain. Board of Inland Revenue

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Nathan, Matthew, Sir, 1862-1939

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Sir Matthew Nathan (1862-1939) served as Governor of Queensland from December 1920 until 1925. During his term, he travelled extensively around Queensland. He also visited the southern states in 1922. He actively supported the boy and girl guide movements, sought to promote British immigration to Queensland and took an interest in the study of the Great Barrier Reef. He served as Chancellor of the University of Queensland 1922-26. He retired to his house at West Coker, Somerset and was high sher...

Great Britain Civil Research Committee

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Great Britain Irrigation Research Committee

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