M.A. Jinnah -- Muhammad Ali Jinnah | Malabar Hill Property Sale -- Sir Padampat Singhania -- Iraq Consul | Mahomed Ali & Co. | Legal Solicitors -- Pre-Partition 1947 -- Financial Documents -- Personal Correspondence

This file contains a diverse set of documents from the pivotal year of 1947, centering on M.A. Jinnah's personal and financial activities. The records highlight his persistent efforts to sell his prized Bombay bungalow, a process entangled with market rumors and high-stakes negotiations. Alongside this major transaction are routine yet revealing items: legal advisories from his trusted solicitors, a dispute over a firearm purchase, municipal utility bills, and receipts for personal goods and services. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

Subject: National Bank of Pakistan | Regional Flood Relief Committee | Ledger accounts | Debit entries

Date of publication: 1954

Language: English

Page: 49 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28769

Keyword: National Bank of Pakistan -- Regional Flood Relief Committee | A/C Day Book -- Debit ledger -- Credit ledger -- Railway freight -- Coolie charges -- Gunny bags | Transport expenses -- Money order -- Md. Sayed Ali Master -- Balance sheet

Abstract: This file contains 9 pages of financial records from the National Bank of Pakistan related to the Regional Flood Relief Committee. Pages include A/C Day Book debit entries (August–October 1955) showing remittances totaling Rs. 10,000, Rs. 3,000, Rs. 6,000, Rs. 4,000, and Rs. 13,100, along with commission and contribution entries. Another page (November 1954) details railway freight, coolie, truck, carriage, and conveyance charges ranging from Rs. 1 to Rs. 286. A balance sheet page (c. 1955) shows a balance of Rs. 13,13,170. Subsequent pages (January–November 1955) record credit entries for transport and miscellaneous expenses.

Description: This file contains bank ledger pages tracking flood relief expenditures, including railway freight, coolie charges, and gunny bag purchases. Debit and credit entries document transport costs and vendor payments. A money order form and acknowledgment for individual relief (Rs. 50) are also included. The records illustrate the committee’s detailed financial accounting for relief operations. One money order acknowledgment shows a 1968 date, suggesting later reuse of forms. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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