Letter - From H. Greenstock, Springsvale, Natal, To J. MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking details about payment of £6, 000, 000 to Hollanders mentioned in his article in the Contemporary
Letter - From Thomas C. Garton
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Discussing the future of Matabeleland and asking him to meet Lobengula's envoys and Selous
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By which J. MacKenzie was allowed to shoot rabbits on the grounds of Arch. Duff
Account - From J. MacKenzie, On board ship
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Giving reasons why he and others decided to become missionaries in the foreign field
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At MacKenzie's ordination, in which he gives answers to points of doctrine and to questions of why he wants to become a missionary
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Formally ordaining John Mackenzie a minister and signed by the participants in the service
Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Forfar, To ?
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Giving details of his ordination and news that his marriage will take place very soon, before he goes to Africa
Letter - From Arthur Tidman, Foreign Sec., London Missionary Society, London, To J MacKenzie
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A valedictory message from the London Missionary Society, setting out the duties and responsibilities of a missionary and appointing MacKenzie to work among the Makololo, on the North bank of the Zambesi. Seal appended
Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Cape Town, To J. Eddie
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Account of his voyage to Africa and reception by the Rev. R. Moffat at Cape Town
Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Cape Town, To Mother and sisters
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Personal; account of their arrival in Cape Town and of the missionaries they have met, including Mrs. Livingstone