Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Col. Lanyon
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Explains how Jantje is powerless to curb anti-white policy of his sons which means Britain must take over government of country; inhabitants of Kuruman are very grateful for the relief force which has arrived there under Commander Ford
Letter - From William Ashton, Barkly, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Returns MacKenzie's letters to Lanyon because Lanyon is at Kuruman and suggests he may like to revise some of his statements
Letter - From William Ashton, Barkly, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On financial affairs
Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Col. Lanyon
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Suggests scheme whereby farmers should be given leases from British Government except those proscribed for taking part in recent war; only small number of huts to be allowed on one farm; men of special qualities should be appointed native commissioners; no strong drink should be introduced
Letter - From Sir Bartle Frere (Signed W. Littleton), Cape Town, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Thanking him for letters expressing hope they will meet in Kimberley
Letter - From William Ashton, Barkly, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On missionary affairs
From J. MacKenzie To Col. Lanyon
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On Mackenzie becoming a government agent
Letter - From C. Warren, Mamosa, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Some chiefs have asked British to take over their territories; the Koranna chief Hermanus Linx now denies ownership of certain ground
Statement - From C. Warren, Taung, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking if translation of above document (390) is correct; hopes other chiefs will follow suit; sends copies of Col. Lanyon's proclamation for forwarding to chiefs
Letter - From Stanley Lowe (Major) To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asks for boy wounded in recent fighting to be treated