Arthur Braisby

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Arthur L Braisby was a police inspector and Civil Police Commander in colonial Western Samoa from the 1920s to 1940s.

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Envelope - Addressed to Arthur L Braisby from John W Berittle, Orange County, New York. With US stamps.
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Letter relating to emergency scheme
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Plan for Tafa'igata concrete tower
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Mr Braisby's notes on Mobilisation; Posts and duties; Motor patrols; Signals; Transport; Records; Stores.
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Evacuation list of local born females and children from 1941 electoral role
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Circular letter - The Secretariat in Apia requesting to know who would require a passage to New Zealand
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List - European (white) females and children
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Evacuation list of women and children, notes for Embarkation Officer
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Regarding 1940 evacuation plans of Western Samoa. Details that Pago Pago is now a fortified Garrison. Discusses where European women and children based in Western Samoa could be evacuated to
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Letter describing conditions in Pago Pago regarding its preparedness for war
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To the Acting Administrator from the Acting Secretary regarding the grading of intelligence reports
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Memorandum for Constable Toalepai Aleipata regarding Mr Henry Kohlase of Mutiatele, a member of Samoa Local Defence Force
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A handwritten plan 'In the event of removing women and children by sea the following vessels could be used…'
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Evacuation lists - British, full European. British, part Samoan, dependent on full European fathers or husbands. Other part Samoans, for consideration. Other than British, full European.
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Handwritten notes [Probably a draft for ANUA 500/14]
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Memorandum - To his Excellency the Administrator of Western Samoa from the Inspector of Police, regarding a training and arms in Samoa
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To his Excellency the Administrator of Western Samoa from the Inspector of Police, regarding a plan by German's based in Samoa to take over Government institutions
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To his Excellency the Administrator of Western Samoa from the Inspector of Police, regarding military equipment requirements
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To his Excellency the Administrator of Western Samoa from the Inspector of Police, regarding signalling apparatus needed in Apia
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Memorandum - To his Excellency the Administrator of Western Samoa from the Inspector of Police, regarding military arms and ammunition in police custody.