Singh, Mayo, 1891-1955

Letter from Summit Logging & Lumber Company Co. Ltd. to Canadian Immigration regarding Mayo Singh's purchase of the mill and change of company name to Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited in 1946. It also notes Jogindar Kaur's experience and position at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd. and at Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd. as well as her Canadian citizenship, hoping this information will incur favourable consideration.

Letter from Summit Logging & Lumber Company Co. Ltd. to Canadian Immigration regarding Mayo Singh's purchase of the mill and change of company name to Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited in 1946. It also notes Jogindar Kaur's experience and position at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd. and at Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd. as well as her Canadian citizenship, hoping this information will incur favourable consideration.

Letter from G. A. Scott, Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited to C. E. Blaney, Jr. Capital Travel Service describing the enclosure of letters from Mayo Lumber Co. Ltd. and Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd., and two bank passbooks. Includes five letters of support related to Karnail's application.

Creator: Singh, Mayo, 1891-1955

Letter from Mayo Singh to H. S. Malik describing the situation between his daughter Jogindar Kaur and Karnail Singh.

Creator: Singh, Mayo, 1891-1955

Letter from Mayo Singh to H. S. Malik describing the situation between his daughter Jogindar Kaur and Karnail Singh.

Creator: Singh, Mayo, 1891-1955

Letter to from Mayo Singh to Mr. Dorman and Canadian Immigration asking for leniency as he had not received Mr. Dorman's letter regarding the status of Karnail's temporary admission. Mayo offers an apology and shares that he has written the H. S. Malik, High Commissioner for India in Ottawa, for advice on how to proceed with Karnail's immigration.

Creator: Singh, Mayo, 1891-1955

Letter from Mayo Singh to J. A. Anderson; a response to J. A. Anderson's questions about Karnail's arrangements for school and asks for an extension of his visit to Canada. Mayo describes how Karnail hasn't been heard back from the College in India, and how without what he needs from India, he cannot proceed with his endeavours in Canada.

Letter from A. E. Robinson to Mayo Singh regarding the telegrams passed between their office and the San Francisco office branch.

Telegraph from J. Islay Mutter to the Deputy Minister of Immigration and Colonization regarding the case of Ganda Singh.

Letter from [?], Deputy Minister to the Mayor of Duncan, B. C.? regarding the case of Ganda Singh.