Includes: Khaiso School Magazine

Published by the Nazarene Publishing House and, later, Africa Nazarene Publications.

Quintin Whyte was van Wyk's predecessor as SAIRR director.

Includes: The Jubilee of Lovedale Missionary Institution proceedings, 1891; The Lovedale Students' Magazine, 1949; Lyceum College Prospectus; Orange Grove School Present Perceptions and Future Expectations, a case study by R. Geeringh and L. Myers.

Contains financial statements and official opening programme from 19 March 1949. SEE also AD1715 21.2

Includes: address by DR. E.H. Brookes at the Gell Memorial Award gathering, 21 October 1961 (incomplete); A Talk on Black Consciousness under the auspices of the Institute of Race Relations by Don Mattera, 13 November 1972.

Includes: Barriers to Justice, an open letter to the Honourable Mr. H.G. Lawrence M.P., Minister of Justice from Rev. Michael Scott, 11 November 1947, fragile; The Woolwashers Industry: Report by the Research Officer of the Textile Workers' Industrial Union, David Hemson, March 1973; several items on the release of South African political prisoners; 2nd and 3rd Reports on arrests, detentions and trials of members and supporters of SASO, BPC, BAWU, TECON and BCP, December 1974, April 1975; A Project for Research and Development of Experience Based Educational Approaches and the Development of Educational Process Consultants, Wilgespruit Fellowship Centre, 1971; items published by the National Anti-Apartheid Committee of New Zealand; UNESCO Features: Why I escaped from South Afriva, interveiw with Donald Woods, A Day on Robben Island, M.D. Naidoo; Mary Benson speaks to Cosmas Desmond on the mechanics of repression; Australia: Relations with South Africa, Measures and Actions taken by Australia against South Africa since December 1972 [to March 1975]; In Face of Fear - Documents Relating to the Appeal to the United Nations of the Herero and other South-West African People Against Incorporation in the Union of South Africa and for Restitution of their Tribal Lands, published by the Rev. Michael Scott for Frederick Mahareru, Paramount Chief of the Hereros, circa 1948, fragile; copies of 11 photographs, probably used in an exhibition.