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The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers Folio No: SR.046 Folio Title: S. Rajaratnam Education Trust Fund ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS News article from Straits Time on Raja scholarship SR.046.001 25/7/1991 Digitized Open PhD aspirants Letter re: Singapore Pasir Panjang Beach Road SR.046.002 15/7/1997 Vegetables and Fruits Dealers Association 50th Digitized Open Anniversary celebrations Letter re: Invitation to Kampong Glam constituency SR.046.003 13/6/1997 32nd National Day Celebrations dinner cum variety Digitized Open show News article from Straits Time on Raja postgrad SR.046.004 28/2/1992 Digitized Open studies fund hits $1m SR.046.005 3/5/1995 Letter to Lee Kuan Yew on exposition of computers Digitized Open Letter re: Representative trustee of Ministry of SR.046.006 14/6/1994 Digitized Open Education Thank you letter to Lim Kim San on SPH's donation to SR.046.007 12/4/1994 Digitized Open the s Rajaratnam Education Trust Fund Letter from SPH re: Article on the Rajaratnam SR.046.008 3/3/1994 Digitized Open Scholarship Fax from NTUC on list of members attending this SR.046.009 27/10/1993 Digitized Open morning's meeting SR.046.010 4/10/1993 Letter re: Representative trustee of NUS/NTU Digitized Open Letter to Minister for Education re: Representative SR.046.011 14/9/1993 Digitized Open Trustee of NUS/NTU 1 of 5 The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS News article from Straits Times on Raja fund to give SR.046.012 4/8/1993 Digitized Open fewer awards Thank you letter to Loh Meng See on receiving a copy SR.046.013 8/3/1993 of the report of the S Rajaratnam Education Trust Digitized Open Fund Letter from Chia Keng Hian on a report and statement SR.046.014 4/3/1993 Digitized Open of accounts for S Rajaratnam scholarship News article from Straits Time on first Chinese press SR.046.015 18/2/1993 Digitized Open reporter receives S. Rajaratnam award SR.046.016 12/10/1992 Letter re: Notice of ordinary party conference Digitized Open News article from Straits Time on "It's off to SR.046.017 14/8/1992 Digitized Open Cambridge with two scholarships" Letter to Loh Meng See on presentation of S SR.046.018 28/7/1992 Digitized Open Rajaratnam scholarship award SR.046.019 25/11/1991 Letter to Ng Ser Kwei on renewal of membership Digitized Open Letter from Chia Keng Hian to Andrew Klyne re: First S SR.046.020 27/7/1991 Digitized Open Rajaratnam Scholarship Award Presentation Letter from V K Pillay on receiving a donation from the SR.046.021 27/12/1990 Digitized Open Shaw Foundation Letter from V K Pillay on receiving a donation from Mr SR.046.022 6/12/1990 Digitized Open A R Jumabhoy Thank you letter to Peh Chin Hua on donation to S SR.046.023 2/8/1990 Digitized Open Rajaratnam Education Trust Fund Letter from Wong Lam Wo on resignation due to SR.046.024 10/5/1990 Digitized Open overseas posting Letter to Loh Meng See on donation from Tan Wah SR.046.025 14/3/1990 Digitized Open Luck 2 of 5 The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS Letter to Loh Meng See on donation from Dr S SR.046.026 27/2/1990 Digitized Open Seeveratnam SR.046.027 Undated A birthday card received from Dennis Bloodworth Digitized Open Letter to Loh Meng See on donation from Dennis SR.046.028 26/2/1990 Digitized Open Bloodworth Letter on invitation to dinner on the behalf of the SR.046.029 15/2/1990 Board of Trustees of the S Rajaratnam Education Trust Digitized Open Fund SR.046.030 13/2/1990 Fax on list of people to be invited to dinner function Digitized Open Fax message send to Wong Lam Wo (Singapore SR.046.031 16/1/1990 Digitized Open Labour Foundation) Letter from Wong Lam Wo on the scope of the trust SR.046.032 9/1/1990 Digitized Open fund Letter to Prof Sandhu on invitation to a press SR.046.033 9/1/1990 Digitized Open conference on S Rajaratnam Education Trust Fund Letter to Mah Guan Lin on S Rajaratnam's account SR.046.034 10/10/1989 Digitized Open number with HSBC Thank you letter from Loh Meng See to Prof Sandhu on his acceptance to serve as a Trustee of the S SR.046.035 18/11/1989 Digitized Open Rajaratnam Education Trust Fund as representative of the Ministry of Education Fax from Wong Lam Wo on attached letters from Dr SR.046.036 27/10/1989 Digitized Open Richard Hu and Dr Tony Tan SR.046.037 23/11/1989 Fax from Wong Lam Wo re: S Rajaratnam Trust Fund Digitized Open Fax from Goh Chok Tong re: officiating S Rajaratnam SR.046.038 2/1/1990 Digitized Open Trust Fund Fax from Wong Lam Woo on government's approval SR.046.039 25/9/1989 Digitized Open on the IPC status for the trust fund 3 of 5 The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS SR.046.040 Undated (No title) Digitized Open Fax from Wong Lam Wo on reply from Finance SR.046.040 17/7/1989 Digitized Open Ministry Letter from Wong Lam Wo to Loh Meng See on replies SR.046.041 17/6/1989 from Khattar, Wong & partners and the Finance Digitized Open Ministry on the trust fund Fax from Wong Lam Wo to Loh Hock Teck re: SR.046.042 12/6/1989 Digitized Open correspondence for S Rajaratnam's retention Letter to Chew Yee Khuan (Head, Crawford RC Group SR.046.043 23/5/1989 Secretariat) re: Closing of Kampong Glam Zone 'A' RC Digitized Open PUB account Letter from Pang Hee How on the change of venue for SR.046.044 24/4/1989 Digitized Open June 17th talk Letter from Dr Liang Thow Yick re: Special orientation SR.046.045 11/4/1989 Digitized Open seminar for youth wing chairman Reply to Dr Liang Thow Yick on invitation to address a SR.046.046 7/4/1989 Digitized Open seminar at PAP HQ SR.046.047 7/4/1989 Letter re: Membership subscription Digitized Open Letter to Wong Lam Wo on the draft provisions for the SR.046.048 31/3/1989 Digitized Open proposed Education Trust Fund Letter to Mah Guan Lin on S Rajaratnam's account SR.046.049 10/2/1989 Digitized Open number with HSBC SR.046.050 28/1/1989 Letter of appreciation from Wong Kan Seng Digitized Open SR.046.051 28/11/1988 PAP's Notice of Ordinary Party Conference Digitized Open Thank you letter from Dr Ong Chit Chung on lunchtime SR.046.052 13/12/1988 Digitized Open discussion 4 of 5 The S. Rajaratnam Private Papers ITEM DOCUMENT DIGITIZATION ACCESS DOCUMENT CONTENT NO DATE STATUS STATUS Invitation letter from Dr Ong Chit Chung on lunchtime SR.046.053 2/11/1988 Digitized Open discussion SR.046.054 29/11/1988 Report of Feedback Unit for Oct 88 Digitized Open SR.046.055 14/11/1988 Evaluation of the 1988 General Elections Digitized Open SR.046.056 29/8/1988 Letter to PAP re: Refund for August allowance Digitized Open List of members for Citizens Consultative Committee SR.046.057 Undated Digitized Open of Kampong Constituency (1.10.87 to 30.09.89) SR.046.058 Undated Name list Digitized Open 5 of 5 .
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