Miscellaneous Invitations, Requests, and Correspondence from Miss Fatima Jinnah’s Files

Sub title : Letters Regarding Industry Fair Handbook, Dog Show Prize Distribution, Title Recipients Meeting and Textile Mills Message

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Pakistan Industries Fair | Handbooks | Autographed portraits | Dog show

Date of publication: 1951

Language: English

Page: 100 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29038

Keyword: Fatima Jinnah -- Industries fair | Dog show -- Title recipients -- Textile mills -- Malaysia Society | T.B. Sanatorium -- Autograph -- Interview | Administrative correspondence -- Pakistan

Abstract: A request for a message and autographed portrait for a Pakistan Industries Fair handbook (1957), her acceptance to give prizes at a dog show (1951), a meeting with title recipients (1957), a request for her message to textile mills (1957), a proposal to nominate her as president of the Pakistan Malaysia Society (undated), correspondence regarding an autographed photograph for the Miss Fatima Jinnah T.B. Sanatorium in Quetta (1958), declination of a social invitation (1958), a summons for a visitor to see her (1958), and a job‑seeker’s request for an interview (1958).

Description: Miss Jinnah accepted an invitation from the Sind Baluchistan Kennel Club to give away prizes at a dog show. In 1957, she was asked by the Pakistan Industries Fair organiser for a message and autographed portrait for a handbook; the F.I.A.P. chairman thanked her for agreeing to meet title recipients; and the managing agent of Valika Textile Mills requested her blessings. A brief note from the Pakistan Malaysia Society proposed to nominate her as president. In 1958, Dr. Riaz ul Haque Imami (a former student who had photographed her in 1951) requested an autographed photograph for the Miss Fatima Jinnah T.B. Sanatorium in Quetta; her secretary sent the photograph. She declined an invitation from D. Stanley Watson, stating she does not usually attend functions. Her secretary also summoned Ghulam Ahmed for a meeting. Finally, M.A. Razack wrote offering his industrial expertise and requesting an interview. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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