Application for temporary permit, musketry, whereabouts of natives, duties of patrol areas, statements for court, shooting competition, politics, subsistence allowance, squatting, procedure in investigating cases, horse sickness, collection of education tax, extra forage, horse rugs, Sydenham Rifle Club, irrigation, colonization settlements in the Cape Colony, registration of voters, native labour agents, way bill, lost stock, visit of HRH Crown Prince of Portugal, rail warrants, S.A. C. Cricket Club, complaints to police, sheep entering O. R. C., Transvaal volunteer military tournament.

Warrant for jewellery theft, letter re housebreaking and theft, native card-sharpers, warrant for stock theft.

Correspondence and memoranda re collectors of education, poll and dog tax, native poll tax for Harrismith District, instructions to poll-tax collectors, rulings and opinions on laws of the O. R. C. governing poll taxes, Coloured persons - poll tax collection and returns, Schedule A return of Coloured persons residing on farms under Poll Tax Consolidation Ordinance 1904, No. 4 and No. 6 Patrols Schedules A, 2 books of 100 poll tax receipts, 1921 & 1922.

Incoming telegrams to Van Reenen re forwarding of stock, identification of stolen jewel-case, warrant of arrest, native wanted for murder, detainees, doctor's visit, reports for duty, passes, arrival of personnel for employment, border guards, summons, desertion of service, stock theft, escape from custody, and search, registrations, addresses of polling area, voters' lists, tracing of reports, wanted native suspects, claims, escort of leper, perjury case, Asiatics allowed in area, hidden letters, stones placed on railway lines, man decapitated, Coloured families court cases, railway officials on station, escorts, stolen goods, railway water, railway gangers and officials residences, subpoena in rape case, dimensions of police land, taking over of police buildings - Natal, arrest of soldiers, rifles stolen, chits for shoeing horses, transfer of police, police horses, Indian store broken into and burnt, natives stopped re clean health certificates, natives leaving Cape Town on behalf of Shepstone Whaling and Fishing Company, examination of native women's passes on trains.

Contains correspondence, circulars, telegrams, orders, duty and occurrence books, patrol reports, case dockets, charge sheets, lost and found lists, returns and statements.
Subjects are poll and dog tax, stock disease and theft, crime, registration of voters, agricultural census and the administration of the police at Van Reenen.