Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Mr. Noble
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Acknowledging map; regrets that British government have not yet annexed country as it badly needs good government
Letter - From S. Lowe, Batlaros, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking him to act as interpretor in a murder trial to be tried by native law
Letter - From G. Back, Batlaros, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking him to translate a letter and also to make suggestions on the affair written about by Villiers
Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie To Mrs. Swan
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Thanking her for her kindness to his children in Scotland
Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Mr. Solomon
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Giving history of Batlapin tribe and of boundary with Griquas, of cattle raids by Botlasitse, of hostilities that broke out, of how Griquas had been alienated by actions of British, of murder of Burness family at Daniel's Kuil, of relief force sent, of unfortunate engagement at Ko and of threat to those taking refuge in Institution at Kuruman; gives family tree of native chiefs
Letter (draft) - From S. Lowe, Boetsop, To J. MacKenzie
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On uneasy peace, cattle thefts and attempts of land sharks to obtain native land
Letter (copy) - From R. Wardlaw Thompson To William Ashton
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On missionary affairs; MacKenzie's furlough approved
Letter (draft) - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Sir H. Robinson
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking for firm decision as to what is to happen to Bechuanaland and for it to be made known to chiefs; he has virtually acted as administrator although unable to accept formal appointment suggested by Sir B Frere
Letter (copy) - From R.W. Thompson To W. Ashton
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On missionary affairs
Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To C.G. Oates
Fait partie de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Acknowledging book on Dates's brother, called "Matabeleland and the Victoria Falls", which he much enjoyed; discusses state of Transvaal border and marauding Boers