Sends a pamphlet written by his uncle, F.H. Hamilton; gives a biographical sketch of Hamilton, now a London financier; regrets, due to family ill-health, missing an address by Smuts delivered in Durban:

Found in: HAMILTON, F.H.

Common sense about gold.

Thanks Smuts for his message of good wishes to the British. Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting; encloses his presidential address entitled: An engineer's outlook; attached.

A reply to a letter from Smuts; analyses aspects of philosophical ideas as propounded by Plato and Aristotle, mentions Hegel; presents Smuts with a book on Socratic and Platonic dialogue; refers to the favourable reception of Smuts' talk at Rhodes University, Grahamstown.

Found in: PLATO. Opera. (S.1870).

An appreciative note of thanks for a copy of Climate and man in Africa.

Thanks Smuts for his letter; further discusses the relationship between England and the Dominions; sends Smuts his last edition of Law and opinion.

Found in: DICEY, Albert Venn.

Introduction to the study of the law of the constitution. (S.320).

Thanks Smuts for sending him a copy of: Climate and man in Africa; comments on its applicability to the archaeological work in which he is involved; enlarges on finds made from the Middle Stone Age Period.

Applauds Smuts' versatility in note of thanks for his copy of Climate and man in Africa.

Writer thanks Smuts for a copy of: Climate and man in Africa; commends his recognition of Louis Leakey's efforts; mentions the need for funds needed to release Leakey's archaeological material still at the docks.

Thanks Smuts for his seperatum; discusses his views on climate and geological periods; refers to the tribute paid to Clarence van Riet Lowe.

Letter expressing appreciation on receiving a copy of: Climate and man in Africa; poses a query concerning the evolution of ungulates in South Africa; suggests nomination of A.L. du Toit to the Royal Society or as a recipient of one of the Geological Society medals.