Correspondents: - Capt. Macinnes, D.S., Capt. Richards, S.V., O.C.B. section, Kimberley.

Subjects: - Interrogation of prisoners, repair of machinery.

Correspondent: - T.R. Price, General Manager, Central S. African Railways. Attached are 4 memoranda referred to in his letter.

Subjects: - Refusal by Price to read a paper on Railway management, organization and control; memorandum on report of Cape Railway Commission 1907; Report of a Commission... to consider and report upon the question of the future management of Railways (G7-1907); memorandum relative to railway organisation; Detailed list of questions relating to question XlV (II of section 4); statistics, for the International Railway Congress, Bern 1910, Reporter T.R. Price.

Correspondents: A.W. Carruthers, C.W. Cousins.

Subject: - Scottish census: Poles and Finns living in Scotland.

Subjects: - On letter from Curtis to Kerr, published by Curtis, relating to Indian politics, 1917; on Trinity Church case, 1932, and independence of C.P.S.A. from Church of England.

Corres.ondents: - Bailey, A., Brand, R.H., Bridgman, Dr., Cameron, O.G., Cohen, P., Duncan, P., Humphreys, J.H., Jeffrey, D., lusting, J.R., Kerne, A.T., Loran, C.T., Macmillan, W.R., Oldham, J.H., Rhodes, C.J., Strickland, C.F., Taberer, H.M.

Subjects: - Municipal politics 1907; land question; proportional represen tation; speech by Gen. Smuts 1929 on native progress; co-operatives in Southern Africa; closer union; introductions given by Rhodes for.: en to act as troopers in B.S.A. Company; American Board Mission.

Subjects: - Schooldays, visit to America 1689-1690; work in S. Africa, 1590, sorting out financial affairs of Charter Company; Afrikander Boni meeting in Kimberley 18891, at which Rhodes made speech; visits to Rhodesia, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Johannesburg 1891 on company business; comments on Transvaal politics, Kruger A Leyds; description of Johannesburg; report of the 1892 paying of De Beer's staff; 1695 Pim now working as auditor for be Beers; 1896 Jameson Raid and Transvaal politics; 1896 now set up for himself in Johannesburg; 1398 voyage to England and engagement; 1900 Siege of Kimberley; 1902-1911 family affairs; native question, politics; 1908 golden wedding of his parents and 1911 Coronation of King George V.