Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Colonial Secretary of the Bahamas" in English language version.
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his services were rewarded by the colonial secretaryship of the Bahamas
The Hon. J. H. Jarrett, K.C., Attorney-General, was appointed Colonial Secretary of the Bahamas on 14th August 1935.
The Honourable J. H. Jarrett, K. C., Colonial Secretary, administered the Government from April to November [1937] during the period between the departure of Sir Bede Clifford and the arrival of his [Clifford's] successor.
The Colonial Secretary, Mr. A. G. H. Gardner-Brown left the Colony on transfer to Nigeria on 3rd December, 1955. He was succeeded by Mr. K. M. Walmsley, O. B. E., on 15th May, 1956, on transfer from Somaliland.
The colonial secretary has the custody of several important sets of papers, which are received into his office for deposit... the earliest of these are of 1832.
As colonial secretary here from April, 1929 to July, 1934, Dundas received $5,500 and a small house allowance.
Downing Street, January 28, 1875. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Edward Basnett Anderson Taylor, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary for the. Bahama Islands.
Henry Moore Jackson, Esq C.M.G. (Colonial Secretary of the Bahamas Islands) to be Colonial Secretary of the City and Garrison of Gibraltar.
Hon W-Hart Bennett, C. M. G., Colonial Secretary, returned this morning from England via New York.
