Contains notes written while Nourse was in Bechuanaland trying to settle the dispute between chiefs Montsioa and Moshette during the month of January.

For the root of the year the entries relate to expenses, probably during the Nourse-Dow Transport Cole time. At back is draft of a letter by Nourse, possibly to his wife.

Carter was O.C. District Mounted Troops, Middelburg, Cape Province.

Accounts re stables and forage and instructions on how Nourse's horses were to be looked after.

Memorandum Agreement between Henry Rousse and Arthur Bevitt to formation of syndicate to develop Arthur Noyce Cold Mines.

Consists of precis of Mr Nourse's evidence (2p): "Mr H. Nourse's evidence before the Select Committee giving his suggestions for the improvement of the horse breeding industry in South Africa" (8p):

Pages of press clippings with annotations "R.D.M. & Star" 1928 March 28 - April 27 (5p):

Letter 1928 April 27 from Major H.T. Walker to H. Nourse on horse-breeding in India, typescript copy (3p):

Letter 1928 March 1, Johannesburg, from Owen Symons, late of India, to H. Nourse, on horse-racing in India, typescript copy (2p):

typescript extract of letter 1928 April 30 from the Secretary of the Jockey Club of S. Africa, on taxing the racing game (1p):

To copy of letter 1928 March 26, Johannesburg, from A.G. Mylrea, Chairman, Auckland Park Racing Club, to Administrator of Transvaal en the Jockey Club of S. Africa and allocation of racing dates (6p):

List Transvaal Tattersalls, bookmakers, cubicle holders (1p):

"Suggestions for the breeding of horses in S. Africa for police defence and utility requirements" by H. Nourse (5p):

"Suggestions how a percentage of revenue derived by the Union Government from the Totalisator and racing generally may be expended with advantage to improve the breed of horses in S. Africa" by H. Nourse, May 1928 (7p):

"How the 2% from the S.A. Totalisator may be expended to improve the breed of horses in S. Africa" by G.J. Fitzgerald, Asst. Mil Sgt. S. Africa (3p):

"A few remarks about the 'Suffolk Punch' and suggestions as to judging" by H. Mauna, 3 May 1928 (2p):

There are 2 sets of the above.

Photocopy of pages 343, 392, 393, 407.