Advises Patrick Geddes the best way forward is for the Town and Gown Association to proceed to go into voluntary liquidation in order to avoid a court case initiated by the bondholders who demand their loans back.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountantConfirms replying to Patrick Geddes’ official letter of the 14th of July, and now writes concerning the private matter. Addresses Geddes’ concerns regarding Thomas R. Marr’s delay in handling the payment of the outstanding rent for the Outlook Tower. Mentions the Summer Meeting debt. Expresses his disapproval with Geddes’ proposition to ask the Secretaries of the Town and Gown Association to stir up the Outlook Tower Committee.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountantDiscusses the appeal for money in order to purchase More’s Garden. Mentions John Ross.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountantAcknowledges receipt of Jas. F. Macdonald’s letter of 29 January. Regrets the Town and Gown Association is not in a position to offer the named commission for finding a loan over More’s Garden.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountantCircular letter from [Thomas] B. Whitson, Outlook Tower, relating to an appeal for funds for a Patrick Geddes memorial.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountantTypescript with manuscript amendments.
Whitson, Thomas Barnby, 1869-1948, chartered accountant