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Letters of congratulations to zoological gardens and learned institutions from the Zoological Society of London

Sound records of wild animals recorded at the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park and Whipsnade, with running commentary by Julian Huxley

Correspondence between Fellows and Council regarding the Informal Committee of Zoologists which was established for the protection of the interests of the Society in the situation following the announcement by the Council at the Ordinary General Meeting on 18th March 1942, that they had obtained Emergency Powers from the Privy Council to suppress the post of Secretary for the duration of the war

Letter to Julian Huxley with the names and details of staff to be evacuated to Whipsnade Zoo

Professor Hill proposed to move a motion relative to the nationality of Corresponding Members of the Zoological Society of London which would involve an alteration in the By-Laws

Proposal for a cinema as an important agency of a broad educational policy as well as a source of revenue. When the Mappin Terraces were first constructed in 1913, it was originally proposed to build a cinema in the space below them. However the Aquarium was substituted

Report on the method of preparing estimates by F W Bond

With regard to Sunday admission, it was agreed, in view of the precedent during the War, that visitors to London at the time of the Coronation might be admitted to the Gardens on Sundays by payment

Proposal for juvenile lectures to be given annually under the auspices of the Zoological Society of London, on the pattern of those of the Royal Institution

Letter to all Curators regarding the decision by the Estimates Committee to impose stringent control with regard to all expenditure