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for in the circular letter of the. 21st September, 1920, No. 5039/214, from the Director, International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union, Berne, have been furnished to the Bureau. I have, &c, JELLICOE, The Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill, M.P., Governor-General. Secretary of State for the Colonies.

No. 15. New Zealand, No. 222. Sir, — Government House, Wellington, 18th October, 1921. With reference to your despatch, Dominions No. 314, of the sth August, I have the honour to inform you that as a School of Forestry is to be established in New Zealand, my Government fear that they cannot, at the present time, provide a contribution to the cost of the Central Training Institution to be established in the United Kingdom. I have, __~ JELLICOE, The Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill, M.P., Governor-General. Secretary of State for the Colonies.

No. 16. New Zealand, No. 232. Sir, — Government House, Wellington, 27th October, 1921. With reference to your despatch, Dominions No. 344, of the 24th August, I have the honour to inform you that my Government has no objection to the use of the title " British Empire Chamber of Commerce " by any institution approved by His Majesty's Board of Trade. I have, &c, JELLICOE, The Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill, M.P., Governor-General. Secretary of State for the Colonies.

No. 17. New Zealand, No. 251. Sir, — Government House, Wellington, 10th November, J 921. With reference to your despatch, No. 175, of the 10th September, regarding the return of Austrian missionaries to the stations in the British Empire in which they worked before the war, .1 have the honour to inform you that there were no Austrian missionaries in Western Samoa at the time mentioned. I have, &c, JELLICOE, The Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill, M.P., Governor-General. Secretary of State for the Colonies.

No. 18. New Zealand, No. 252. Sir, — Government House, Wellington, 10th November, 1921. With reference to my despatch, No. 69, of the 12th April, I have the honour to inform you that the proposals for an increased contribution to the funds of the Imperial Institute, contained in your despatch. No. 168, of the 23rd August, 1920, have been further considered by my Ministers, who have now decided to increase New Zealand's contribution to the funds of the Institute to £1,000 per annum. 2. The necessary arrangements to give effect to this decision are being made accordingly. I have, &c, JELLICOE, The Right Hon. Winston S. ChurcUill, M.P., Governor-General. Secretary of State for the Colonies.