Letter - From J.W. Brown, Newcastle on Tyne, To John MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Invitation to stay, congratulations on his book and request for advice on what he should read about Africa
Letter - From John Kippen, Perth, To Margaret
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asks her to warn MacKenzie of "James's" betting habits so that he can be admonished at Port Elizabeth when they meet
Letter - From Machin (Chief), Bamangwato, To J. MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Welcomes MacKenzie back to Africa; says new Matabele chief wants him to kill all fugitives from Matabeleland and that there is still dispute as to Matabele chieftainship
Letter - From William Ashton, Kuruman, To J. MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Concerning the young men to be selected for the training school and also the dispute about the revised Sechuana orthography amongst London Missionary Society missionaries
Letter - From Thomas Leask, Klerksdorp, To J. MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
General gossip
Letter - From F.W. Reid, Pretoria, To J. MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
As member of volksraad, is attending session where there is much concern over Keate award and much antipathy to English; new gold finds discovered near Zoutpansberg
Letter - From Motlauke of the Batlaping To John MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Expressing desire to enter MacKenzie's school for young men
Letter - From Ramochana Mo?chayañ To John MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Expressing desire to enter MacKenzie's school for young men
Letter - From Lobengula (Chief), Gipoweni, King's Kraal, To John MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asks him to give greetings to Khama, with whom he does not want to fight but only with Machen who helped his enemies
Letter - From C.J. Nelson, Tati River Settlement, To John MacKenzie
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Will send some kaffir corn