Harrismith District Orders which include subjects such as; transfer of horses, subsistence allowance, transfers, labour agent, re-engagement, helmets, police duties for other departmental, rifle permit, colonial boundary fence, movements, native increase and decrease, mule decrease, vehicle decrease, shoeing of horses, private charger, pay, recruits, rural police, accommodation, fingerprints, native stock lists, recreation, prospecting, promotion, maps, electric light, dockets, leave, native passes, examination for promotion, Asiatic, outpost room, mealier crushers, arms equipment, returns, telegraphic warrants, repairs, revolver ammunition, punishment, photographic circulars, forage, fines, clothing on repayment, cheques, beacons, poll tax, bars and hotels, horse sickness, game ordinance, unserviceable stores, horse rugs, patrolling farms, agriculture and stock diseases, complaints, horse rations, grazing, civil actions, persons living on farms, trees, veterinary surgeon, stable orders, addition to government buildings, R. M's court, H. C. O. 'a mess', engines to Natal for winter grazing, sale of animals, dog tax, accused persons arrested without warrant, S.A. C. Association, debts, beds, non-payment of school fees, game licences, syphilis, ports of entry, NPC's, census, accounts, master and servants ordinance, telephone trunk lines, annual sweep, liquor selling, bilingual efficienoy of police, cruelty to animals, equipment, admission of children to gaol, rail warrants to witnesses for prosecution, legal practitioners not to inspect affidavits, telegraph system on government business, diseases of stock, squatters, deviation of roads, law books, vaccination, fuel and light, care of horses, return of ammunition expended and vermin destroyed, post, stoves, manoeuvres, rations to prisoners, stamping of receipts, last ration certificates, outpost men, service of process, identification of prisoners sentenced to death, dangerous weapons, handcuffs, strike-duty, police drillbooks, marriages, postings, sick leave, increments of pay, ambulance badges, death, dangerous weapons, handcuffs, strike-duty, police drillbooks, marries, postings, sick leave, increments of pay, ambulance badges.

Incoming telegrams to Van Reenen re forwarding of stock, identification of stolen jewel-case, warrant of arrest, native wanted for murder, detainees, doctor's visit, reports for duty, passes, arrival of personnel for employment, border guards, summons, desertion of service, stock theft, escape from custody, and search, registrations, addresses of polling area, voters' lists, tracing of reports, wanted native suspects, claims, escort of leper, perjury case, Asiatics allowed in area, hidden letters, stones placed on railway lines, man decapitated, Coloured families court cases, railway officials on station, escorts, stolen goods, railway water, railway gangers and officials residences, subpoena in rape case, dimensions of police land, taking over of police buildings - Natal, arrest of soldiers, rifles stolen, chits for shoeing horses, transfer of police, police horses, Indian store broken into and burnt, natives stopped re clean health certificates, natives leaving Cape Town on behalf of Shepstone Whaling and Fishing Company, examination of native women's passes on trains.

The poet's notebook containing poems.

Surveyor and writer under the pseudonym Hans Kaapnaar

Letter written from "Kafferstad", in which he refers to his book Eerste skrywers.

(Before and after the 1904 treat Flood) Re The rounding off of the main St Michael's site on which the Sand du Plessis Theatre complex now stands. Bloemfontein.

Includes press clippings, printed items, poems by A.J. Cripps, report of the commission in the Native Rising within the Nyasaland Protectorate, 1916 and the following photographs: enthronement of Bishop Gore Brown at Kimberley, 1911, Cape Town Diocesan Synod 1912, Grahamstown Diocesan Synod 1913, church dignitaries at St. Johns College, St. Stephens Church, Vryburg, 1915, St. Georges Cathedral, St. Albans Church, Carnarvon, Zonnebloem Training College, Archbishops Gray, West-Jones, Carter and George Ogilvie, Principle of Diocesan College.

Includes inventory of property.