Account of money advanced by Sir Jos. Banks during the outfit of the Providence & Assistant', 20 August 1791 (Series 53.09) - No. 0002

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[Copies of receipts by unknown hand]

No. 1
London April 26 1791.
Received of Sir Joseph Banks the Sum of forty Pounds being a second advance made by him on account of my Salary as Botanist on Board his Majestys Ship Providence.
James Wiles.

London June 23d. 1791
Received of Sir Joseph Banks the Sum of ffifteen Pounds being advanced by him on account of my Salary as Botanist on Board his Majestys Ship Providence.
James Wiles.

No 2.
London May 6. 1791
Received of Sir Joseph Banks the Sum of forty five Pounds being advanced by him on account of my Salary as Botanist on board his Majestys Ship Providence.
Christopher Smith.

London May 27. 1791
Received of Sir Joseph Banks the Sum of five Pounds being advanced by him on account of my Salary as Botanist on board his Majesties Ship Providence.
Christr. Smith.

London June 23. 1791
Received of Sir Joseph Banks the Sum of five Pounds being a third advance Made  by him on account of my Salary as Botanist on Board his Majesties Ship Providence.
Christr. Smith.

 

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