Requests that the "rebels" be treated as leniently as possible; reviews the post Anglo-Boer War political scene.

Sends Mrs Smuts a copy of The Milgate Monthly, which contains an article on Generals Smuts and Botha.

Thanks Smuts for his donation of two thousand pounds towards the establishment of the University of Pretoria; money to be placed in a donation fund and the interest to be used for research purposes in the Faculty or Agriculture.

Sends a recently published book on international sanctions in which Smuts is frequently quoted. Refers to Smuts' role in peace-keeping and in the establishment of the League of Nations.

Found in: DAVIES, David; Baron.

The problem of the twentieth century: a study of international relations. (E.850).

Thanks him for his letter; imparts the news that she and "Solly" are sailing for Cape Town in order that he may recuperate from his bad health.

Presents his book in appreciation of Smuts' contribution to the constitutional law of the Empire; requests an autographed cabinet photograph.

Found in: KENNEDY. William Paul McClure. Law and custom in the Canadian constitution. (S.328).

Note on a typed manuscript entitled: Ecology: the foundation of forestry, 22 pages; refers to Smuts interest in ecology and forestry.

The writer sends two books on Madagascar; comments on the one by Ellis who was a missionary and botanist.

Twelve months in Madagascar. (E.450).

Found in: Mullens, Joseph.

Requests the loan of thirty-five pounds to complete payment on an inherited farm.

Envelope attached.

Sends Smuts a copy of his report published by the Natal Provincial Administration; not attached; includes a manuscript entitled: A brief report upon the tsetse fly trap demonstration by R.H.T.P. Harris in Zululand, November (930); attached; mentions a tsetse fly trap which he intends erecting at a reception.

Found in: HARRIS; R.H.T.P.

Report on the bionomics of the tsetse fly.