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Muslim Women’s Industrial Home and Muslim Ladies Technical & Industrial Institute |

Muslim Women’s Industrial Home and Muslim Ladies Technical & Industrial Institute

Sub title : Administrative Records, Cash Memos, Sewing Machine Procurement, Furniture Requisition, and Bank Account Resolution

Subject: Muslim Women’s Industrial Home | Muslim Ladies Technical & Industrial Institute | Pakistan Refugees Rehabilitation

Date of publication: 1957

Language: English

Page: 54 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28839

Keyword: Muslim Women’s Industrial Home -- Muslim Ladies Technical & Industrial Institute -- Miss Fatima Jinnah -- Sewing machines -- Singer | Pakistan Refugees Rehabilitation Finance Corporation -- Furniture requisition -- Bank account -- Begum Shirazi -- Begum Luqman -- National Bank of India -- Cash memos

Abstract: This file contains administrative and financial records from the Muslim Women’s Industrial Home and the Muslim Ladies’ Technical & Industrial Institute in Karachi, dated 1957–1958. Documents include a file cover; a rationing permit several cash memos for sales of handmade articles such as frocks, tablecloths, pillowcases, and dressing table sets, with amounts ranging from Rs. 40 to Rs. 111; a letter acknowledging receipt of eight new foot Singer sewing machines from the Pakistan Refugees Rehabilitation Finance Corporation (cost Rs. 4,096) paid by a cheque signed by Miss Fatima Jinnah; a letter requesting permission to replace five old unserviceable machines with an automatic Durkop machine.

Description: This file contains a mix of administrative and financial documents from 1957–1958 related to two women’s vocational institutions in Karachi patronised by Miss Fatima Jinnah. It includes cash memos recording sales of handmade goods (frocks, tablecloths, pillowcases), letters about procuring eight Singer sewing machines with a government grant, a request to replace old machines, a furniture requisition, and a bank resolution authorising any two of three office‑bearers (including Miss Fatima Jinnah as Chairman) to operate the institute’s current account. The records illustrate the operational, financial, and procurement activities of post‑Partition women’s industrial homes and technical institutes. One page appears to be foreign language content unrelated to the file. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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