taken Neuchatel, Switzerland; one of H.E. Schoch taken Queenstown, undated, carrying surveying apparatus. One of Charles Ferdinand Schoch (born 18 September 1866).

George 1878 (J. Hamilton, photographer), St. Helena 1883, Kaaiman's Gat, 1889, Hartebeespoort Dam.

Parade, bullock-cart, staff group of Chief Harold, Chief Umgikela, paramount chief of Eastern Pondoland.

Lourenco Marques, Pretoria Country Club, various S.W. African scenes, game.

Entitled "Diary of R.E. Schoch of experiences whilst a member of the Anglo Portuguese Boundary Commission. Travels through Ovamboland S.W.A. to Ruacana Falls on Kunene River 1920". Also tables of distances and at back are 2 pages of entries 1907 Louis Trichardt and 3 pages 1919 South West Africa Protectorate.

"Diary of a journey from Windhoek in South West Africa through Ovamboland to the Ruaoana Falls of the Kunene River and back made in June and July 1920 by R.E. Schoch.

Includes copies of correspondence between British and Portuguese foreign officers 1918 re conditions under which Portugal and Britain would accept line of demarcation between Angola and South West Africa; also correspondence on the appointment of a surveyor, the need for exact levels between Kunene and Etoeha, arrangements for the Commission's journey, appointment by Viscount Buxton of Commissioners to represent South Africa - F.E. Kanthack, R.E. Schoch and Major Charles Nicolson Manning, conditions under which Portugal would accept frontier delimitation of South of Angola, memorandum of agreement between Portugal and Britain, on the Ruacana waterfall being one mentioned in Article I of Treaty 30 December 1886 between Germany and Portugal.

Correspondents include A. Balfour, Judge de Villiers, Lt. C. Hahn, F.E. Kanthaok, C.R. Manning, Carlos Roma Machado, R.E. Schoch, W.C. van der Sterr and Vasconcellos.

Asks Smuts to write an article on the League of Nations for a publication to be put out by the American Academy of Political end Social Science.

Encloses the report of the Indian Statutory Commission, Vol 1 and expresses the hope that it will be studied by Dominion statesmen.