The writer welcomes Smuts home from a campaign in Carman East Africa; encloses a booklet recording the work done by the South African Engineering Corps.

Found in: BEATON, A.J.

Railway construction during the campaign of 1914-15 in German South West Africa. (E.2231).

Outlines arrangements for the unveiling of the Perse School War Memorial which Smuts will undertake.

Encloses a copy of his article entitled: The development of the A Mandates, 1928-1930; Bentwich was Attorney-General in Palestine for nine years; hopes they can meet to discuss the Palestine question.

Found in: ZEITSCHRIFT fur auslandisches offentlicht Recht und Volkerrecht.

Sends Smuts his book as a reminder of their contact when he was secretary to Lord Gladstone.

Found in: BERESFORD, Richard. Glist'ring phaeton. (E.2114).

As Smuts had a profound influence on the author's philosophy, he sends. Smuts the typescript of his book for comments and criticism; if the manuscript meets with approval, he requests that Smuts write the introduction.

Found in. HEWS: J.W.

Life as a whole.

The author sends her book which she regards as psychic in origin.

Found in: BISSET, Beatrice. Early impressions of life in the unseen.

A letter introducing Henry W. Sage, who has recently joined the War Office in South Africa; mentions he has asked Sage to deliver a presentation copy of a book by Mrs Reid.

Found in: Forum on Current Problems, 10th, New York, l940 America's second fight for freedom. (E.532).

Presents his with a press report of his recent address to the Canadian Bar Association, not attached, and a copy of an intended address to the British Commonwealth Relations Conference, attached, 3pp.; reviews the late Lord Cray's contribution; remarks on the significance of a Union Government in South Africa; briefly analyses Haldane's role as indicated in his autobiography; concludes with a summary of business conditions on the American continent.

Book, sent together with a complimentary note.

Found in: BOTHA, Colin Graham.

The public archives of South Africa: 1652-1910. (8.1949).

Sends his book to Smuts on behalf of the Transvaal Education Department as a gesture of appreciation.

Found in: BOT, A.K.

A century of education in the Transvaal, 1836-1936. (E.1911).