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Minutes Of The Committee 1930
Guildcath/1/B/B10/001/004
April 16th 1930 Minutes: A list of all present and those who sent apologies. Mr Tapper explained the procedure adopted by the Liverpool authorities in selecting an Architect, probably six to nine months would be required after the notice of competition before the plans could be received. It will be advisable to begin by building ...
Minutes Of The Cathedral 1931
Guildcath/1/B/B10/001/003
January 16th 1931. Minutes: A list of those present and those who sent apologies. “The purpose of the meeting was to select 5 numbered exhibits and the designers of these would then be asked to make full plans for a Cathedral, suitable to the site on Stag Hill”. “Each of these 5 would be paid ...
Committee Meeting 1932
Guildcath/1/B/B10/006
June 27th 1932. Minutes: This meeting was held at the R.I.B.A. and the designs for the cathedral from the five selected competitors were exhibited for the inspection by the committee. The cost and seating accommodation for each exhibit was noted. July 22nd 1932. Minutes: this meeting was also held at the R.B.I.A. The jury presented a ...
The First Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, Feb 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/062
There were various proposals in regards to Committee Members and decisions they would recommend to the General Committee.
The Second Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, March 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/063
It was agreed that December 15th would be the great day of offering for the fund and the objective for 1934 was to be £50,000 for the New Cathedral and £20,000 for new Churches. The Committee considered carefully the papers regarding the appeal. These and the few suggestions and alterations were recommended to the General Committee ...
The Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, April 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/064
It was proposed and seconded that the press should not be invited to attend any meetings of the Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund but as soon as possible after any meetings of the General Committee the Hon. Sec should give a resume of the matters discussed to all the local papers.
The Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, May 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/065
Various financial matters were discussed and a note was made of a gift of a model and case. A garden party would be given in aid of the Fund.
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, June 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/066
Land at Onslow Village had been purchased. Subject to Lord Onslow’s consent some of the land bordering on Alresford Road was to be given to the Guildford Corporation road widening. Thanks was passed to Mrs Mauffe for her generous gift of £100 for trees, which would be planted at a suitable time. Regarding the cattle rubbing against ...
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, July 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/067
Regarding Mr Mauffe’s letter about the cost of the model it was agreed that the estimate for the model of £147 should not be exceeded. The sum of £48-10-0 for the showcase of the model was passed, the sum of £5-1-6 for insuring the model was also passed. The Duke of Connaught had consented to be ...
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, October 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/068
It was decided that the model should not be painted and that a card should be printed and placed inside the cover stating where donations may be sent. The Executive Committee regretted that the time for Christmas Cards, special stamps and snowball teas had not yet arrived.
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, November 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/069
There was considerable discussion on the Financial state of the Fund. The Bishop elect agreed to write a letter commending the ‘Day of Gifts’ to the generosity of all church people in the diocese. A sub-committee would draft the letter and enclosure. The Bishop elect asked for information regarding the past history of the Fund and suggestions ...
Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund December 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/070
The chairman made a statement regarding the result of the ‘Day of Gifts’ and asked Colonel Bray to make a statement regarding his analysis of the ‘Day of Gifts’. Canon Martin proposed that the names of the 40 parishes who had contributed should be published. After considerable discussion it was agreed that a small committee, to ...
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund March 1935
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/072
It was proposed and seconded that the Executive Committee are in favour of acquiring land surrounding the six acres site. Mr Merriman would be asked to place this proposal before Lord Onslow and endeavour to negotiate a price. It was resolved that the appointment of a full time paid lay-secretary should be advertised and that the ...
A Meeting of the Executive Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund April 1935
Guildcath/1/B/B7/001/073
Letters from Lord Onslow and Mr Merriman were read and it was decided to recommend to the Council that the question of acquisition of land for the new Cathedral be held up until the Bishop had had an opportunity of discussing the matter personally with Lord Onslow and his advisors.
Meeting of the General Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund February 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/001
The meeting was held in the Great Hall in Farnham Castle. There was discussion about Bishop Golding-Bird’s appeal for a week of Prayer and Self-Denial.
The Second Meeting of the General Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, March 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/002
The Committee agreed that Climax Day for the first year’s efforts (1934) should be Saturday December the 15th. This should be marked by a big service in the present Cathedral when the gifts from each Parish should be presented. The first year’s objective should be £50,000 for the Cathedral and £20,000 for new churches. Mr ...
The Third Meeting of the General Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, November 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/003
Bishop Macmillan gave a brief history about the New Cathedral and Churches Fund. The Archdeacon of Surrey also gave a brief history of the Fund, mentioning how the publicity campaign scheme had resulted in the unveiling of the cross on the site of the Cathedral. There was considerable discussion about the financial position, in particular as ...
A Meeting of the General Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, December 1934
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/004
Lord Middleton had had a meeting with some of the leading people of the Diocese and it was agreed that the Cathedral, a central home of life and worship for the Diocese, was the first essential. The sum of about £16,000 was agreed by those present on the condition that the Cathedral should be started ...
A Meeting of the General Committee of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, April 1935
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/006
Mr Dixon gave a report on the Propaganda Committee in which he thanked people for raising money through garden parties. A draft report of the “Cathedral and Church Builders” was circulated. They passed resolution which read “the council approved of the appointment of a full time Organising Secretary. They discussed the recommendation of the Executive Committee on the ...
A Meeting of the Council of the New Cathedral and Churches Fund, October 1935
Guildcath/1/B/B8/001/007
The Bishop reported that a plot of land where the avenue leading to the Cathedral would start had been purchased for the sum of £400. Building operations will commence at once. In order that the Arch Bishop of Canterbury may lay the Foundation Stone next July. A small committee was formed to consider what work should be ...
Guildford Cathedral Broderers Guild March 17th 1936
Guildcath/1/G/G5/013/001
This meeting was to consider the formation of the Cathedral Broderers Guild. There were 50 to 60 people present. Mrs Maufe gave a report on the work done by the Broderers at Winchester and outlined proposals for Guildford. It was unanimously decided a guild should be formed and a small committee was formed. All forms ...
Committee Meeting of the Broderers Guild May 26th 1936
Guildcath/1/G/G5/013/002
It was decided to send a letter to the Surrey papers explaining the objects of the G.C.B.G. [Guildford Cathedral Broderers Guild]. Mrs Maufe showed a number of designs for kneelers in which a uniformity of a diagonal division with blue and white was used throughout as a background to modern and other subjects.
Committee Meeting of the Broderers Guild September 28th 1936
Guildcath/1/G/G5/013/003
It was reported that accommodation had not yet been secured. It was proposed that the President and the Secretary should compose an advertisement to put in a central Guildford paper. The Secretary reported 42 replies to the letter circulated in July. Mrs Maufe suggested that workers should be graded into 5 grades, according to ability. She showed several ...
Committee Meeting of the Broderers Guild March 15th 1937
Guildcath/1/G/G5/013/004
It was decided that the teachers should be asked to to elect a committee of 3 to judge finished kneelers with power to reject unsuitable ones. Also that members should not be allowed to use the materials of the Guild until their work had been passed by the committee. The teachers undertook to prepare a ...

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