re illegal sale of land to Blacks and the contravention of the Native Laws Amendment Act of 1937.

Correspondence between Rheinallt Jones and C. Bullock re enquiry of letter into exclusion of Black stock and produce in the Union and overseas markets, and replies to Rheinallt Jones about the matter from S. Eales (High Commissioner's Office) and D.L. Smit (Department of Native Affairs.

Correspondence re Native Land Bill, Black agriculture and the establishment of an agricultural school, agricultural education and bursaries to aid students (in particular Fort Cox Agricultural School); collective farming.

Correspondents include: John G. Gubbins, Rheinallt Jones, A.S. Vil-Nkomo, T.G.W. Reinecke.

Miscellaneous memoranda and correspondence re Black agriculture: resolutions on the economic position of Blacks taken at the European-Bantu Conference 1927; John G. Gubbins on agriculture in the Western Transvaal and the Cyrano project; government land and agricultural policy; native reserves; Lewis E. Hartslet on native markets.

Phillips, John. A summarised report upon work accomplished during the year 1938/39; soil erosion and grassland improvement grant for research, Department of Agriculture and Forestry, Union of South Africa. typescript 41 pages.

Cuttings from The Rotarian. November 1942 on agriculture. 4 pages.

Correspondence, press clippings and memoranda re stock farming and its effect on soil erosion.

Correspondence and memoranda re farming in the Ciskei, self-sufficient farming, rural malnutrition and school feeding schemes.

Memoranda and correspondence on agriculture, institutions providing agricultural training for Blacks, Fort Cox Agricultural School, Mears Training Centre for Home, Welfare, agriculture in the Ciskei.