Hogs Back hydro and Amatola mountains, East London, Durban, aboard the Karapara, Lourenco Marques, Dar-es-Salaam, Zanzibar, Mombasa, Nairobi, on board Usuramo to Aden, Suez, Genoa, then to Milan, Paris, London, Canterbury - called at Bishopsbourne to see Conrad Memorial.

p.220, welcoming new Candidates' Secretary at S.P.C. House - C.T.W.

Letters re his election and thanks to C.T.W. for becoming his Domestic Chaplain and the pressure of correspondence necessitating him to take up typing, his letters to C.T.W. from Oxford, his health improving, successful S.A.C.I. meeting of C.T.W. in England and his return to South Africa.

Photographs, quotations, ideas, anecdotes, incidents, reflections, the Group movement, articles and criticisms, Pentecost, High Church in South Africa, treatment of Blacks on arrest, justice, Bishopscourt, the Grand Tour April-June 1934, the mines, Grace Dieu Training College, Zimbabwe, Salisbury, Penhalonga, Umtali, musings from the Free State, (photos): Synod of the Diocese of Cape Town 1935, blessing new flags for the B.E.S.L. 1935, 12th Provincial Synod 1935, consecration of Arthur Henry Browne - Bishop of Bloemfontein 1935, St. George's Cathedral Thanksgiving Service 1935 - the Bishop of Winchester presenting the Winchester stone, garden party at Bishopscourt, opening of new harbour Port Elizabeth 1933, 29th Synod 1933, consecration of Wilfrid Parker as 5th Bishop of Pretoria, Princess Alice opening Home of Recovery - Retreat 1933.

Correspondence and memoranda on the constitution of the S.A.C.I.; a sermon preached by C.T.W. at the Annual Festival Eucharist of the S.A.C.I., 21 June 1949; Southampton Sixth Forms Conference 1953, the Cape Coloured and the vote in South Africa; the Council and South Africa - a Statement by Rev. Dr. Norman Goodall at the 26th meeting of the British Council of Churches, 19 April 1955; statement on riots, in the monthly newsletter of Dutch Reformed Church; report on an introduction to Constitution and Canons on the C.P.S.A. by J.A. King; migrant labour in the Union of South Africa.

Letters from F.H. Maycock, missionary in Borneo 1936-1940, subsequently Principal of Pusey House, centenary stamps - Diocese of Borneo, the terrific heat, as Vicar of Kuching, books and life out there.

Correspondence, pamphlets, reports, memoranda, select catalogue, title list of pamphlets - Pusey House, Oxford, September 1974; books list rebound by Arthur Budd (with Binder), 1980; the history of the CPSA Record Library, additions and transactions between Canon Wood's acquisitions and the University of the Witwatersrand, copy of a list of Bishop's signatures declaring acceptance of the sentence pronounced on Dr Colenso as being valid; correspondence and documents from the India Office Library re William Leske.

Correspondence and memoranda on the question of sites - a report and continuation submitted to the Archbishop of Cape Town by the Coadjutor-Bishop; parochial boundaries and Commission appointed; a report of the Commission to deal with the parish boundaries between Paarl and Noorde Paarl, and comments on the report.