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Orpen, Mr., 550 Osborn, V. H., cited, 587 n. 111 Otavi Copper Mines, 54 Outside producers:
Anglo American Investment Trust,
relations with, 315 Barnato Bros., agreements with, 132,
167 Diamond Corporation, agreements with, 26 n. 24, 222, 304, 305, 308-9, 325-7, 329, 330, 340, 341, 344, 345, 356, 363
Transfer of shares, 375 Diamond Syndicate, agreements with, 27, 130, 132, 167, 214, 222, 234, 235,
237
Dunkelsbuhler and Co., agreements with, 167
Producers, ratio of sales, 224, 250, 251, 257, 288, 291, 294, 295
See also names of individual diamond-producing companies and countries outside South Africa
Peace as an economic problem, quoted, 3
n. I 'Perkins' process, 398 Philippolis Gold Mining Co., 525 Philippolis Lindequesfontein Gold Co.,
525 Philipson-Stow, H. M., 66 Philipson-Stow, R. F. P., 215
Premier (Tvl.) Diamond Mining Co., speech to, quoted, 170
Rhodes,
C. J., correspondence with, quoted, 53 Pictor, A. N., 319 n. 6 Pierpont
Morgan and Co., 150 Pilgrims' Rest. 75 Pimville, 581 Pirow, Hans, 246,
251 and n. 11, 270, 274,
289, 290
Estimates
of future gold production of Union of South Africa, 501 Pittar,
Lcverson and Co., 44 'Platinum boom', 191 Plowden, Sir Edwin, quoted,
593 Pniel, 41
Polak, Henri, 295 n. 24 Pollak, Leslie, 49, 255, 299, 397, 403, 410,
411, 416, 429 n. 30, 438
Death of, 310, 442
Hagart, R. B., correspondence with, 181 n. 3
Davis, Sir Edmund, correspondence with, 413, 414-15, 423 n. 26
Johnson-Hall, H. S., correspondence with, 190
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on American financial participation in development of, Copperbelt, 414
Oppenheimer, Sir E., correspondence and relations with, 143, 399-400 n.
12, 404-5, 407-8, 410-11, 431 Searls, F., correspondence with, 426-7
Wetzlar, J. S., correspondence with, 431, 432 Pomona Diamond Co., 65,
68 Poor white problem, 192 Porges, Jules, 47 Port Nolloth, 163, 165,
179; see also
Namaqualand diamond fields Posno, C. J., 52 Post-war organization of the diamond trade,
quoted, 360-3 Precious and Base Metals Act, 1908, 531,
574 n. 92 Precious Stones Act, 1927,171,189,191,192 Precious Stones Amendment Act, 1907,
170 Precious stones and gems, cited, 43 n. 3, 114 Precious Stones Bill, 1927, 165, 171-5 Premier Mine, Kimberley, see Wesselton
Mine Premier Portland Cement Co., 466 Premier (Transvaal) Diamond Mining Co., 59
Alluvial diamond fields, interest in, 166 Chairmanship, 169, 183, 190, 191 De Beers, relations with, 18, 59-64, III,
116, 141, 194, 195, 315, 341 Diamond Syndicate, agreements with,
18, 59-64, 112, 238, 241 n. 8 Dunkelsbuhler and Co., relations with,
61 Formation of, 59
Industrial diamonds, withheld from delivery to Diamond Syndicate, 195 11. 9 Lichtenburg diamond fields, effect of
production on, 194, 195 n. 9 Oppenheimer, Sir E., speeches at
meetings, quoted, 195 n. 9 Philipson-Stow, R. F. P., speech at
meeting, quoted, 170 Transvaal Government, interest of, in,
59-60, 64 See also Producers Premier (Transvaal) Mine, 23, 76, 259, 260, 328
Barnato Bros., control by, in Closing down of, 269, 270, 284 Industrial diamonds, 315 Production, 113
Quota transferred to De Beers, 311 Reopening of, 311, 351 n. 27, 357 n. 32
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