Correspondent: P.E. Hubbell.

Subjects:

1913 Affairs of Students Christian Association.

1915 Comments on the 1st World War and news of fellow students at Oxford.

Correspondents: W.S. Bradley, G.L. Byth, G.S.A. Gerdener, F.S. Malan, W. Ritchie.

Subjects:

Congratulations on his gaining a first in Greats at Oxford.

Effect of the Rhodes scholars on Oxford.

Complaint from the Students Christian Association of South Africa that Hofmeyr is not a member of the Dutch Reformed Church.

Correspondents: Sir W. Dalrymple, R.J.S. Dodd, P.E. Hubbell, H.W. Sampson, E. Warrington-Smyth (Sec. for Mines and Industries).

Subjects:

Commission on Miners Phthisis (Hofmeyr was a member) and its dissolution before a report could be written.

News from old university friends.

Question of Hofmeyr continuing as principal or reverting to the chair of classics.

Includes Letter from Hofmeyr to Sir William Dalrymple on the principalship, memorandum to the council and a resolution by council that Dr. Stibbe should sever his connection with the university.

Correspondents: A. Aiken, H. Burton, P. Duncan, Hellenic Community of Benoni, J. Jeppe, Lady F. Ryder, H.W. Sampson. , J.C. Smuts, Miss M. Waddell, H.S. Wilkinson.

Subjects:

Offer by Lady Ryder to help young South Africans in Britain.

Silicosis in mines and the composition of the Mining Phthisis Board 1922 Strike.

Secretaryship of the Industrial Commission and Mr Pirow.

Legal case between the senate and council of the University of the Witwatersrand and the position of the principal.

Invitation to Hofmeyr to sit on the Commission on Provincial Expenditure.

Includes a draft letter from Hofmeyr to ? Duncan on the constitutional position at the University of the Witwatersrand.

Correspondents: Sir Raza. Ali, A. Bailey, E.H. Bazeley, H. Clark, W.H. Clark, L. Egeland, H.W. Fourie, K. Govinthu, J.A. Gray, G. Hartog, R.A. Hockly, F.C. Hollander, E.B. Jones, G. Carleton Jones, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, R.N. Kotze, G. Louw, E. Maggs, L. Maingard, C. Meeser, S.G. Millin, National Council of African Women, O. Pirow, C.S. Richards, Schlesinger, D.L. Smit, M.T. Soga, W.M. Visser, A.W. Wilkie, G.W. Xala.

Subjects:

Thanks from Black women for his interest in Blacks. Congratulations on Hofmeyr's budget speech.

Attempt to obtain the Nobel peace prize for General Smuts. Thanks for allocating extra funds for education for Blacks Congratulations on his radio speech.

Correspondents: L. Blackwell, J. Conradie, P.E. Evans, C.J. Gardner, J.A. Gray, A. Hamilton, M. Hofmeyr, C.H.R. Horwood. J.D. Rheinallt Jones, L. Maingard, J. Martin, F.A.C. Millard, B. Solomon, R. Stuttaford, H. Tucker, J.E. Turvey.

Subjects:

Congratulations on a fair budget and a good speech.

Disappointment felt by Blackwell at being excluded from the cabinet.

J.D. Rheinallt Jones' decision not to stand again for the Senate, to allow more time for the S.A. Institute of Race Relations.

Hofmeyr's appointment as acting Prime Minister during Smuts' absence.

Resignation of R. Stuttaford.

Correspondents: E.H. Brookes, N.J. de Wet, J.A. Gray, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, Rev J.C.G. Kotze, Marie (Princess of Greece), J. Marwick, L.H. Samuels, C.F. Stallard, J.W.E. Venables.

Subjects:

Congratulations on Hofmeyr's budget speech.

Question of his political future.

Asiatic Bill and Hofmeyr's threatened resignation.

General Smuts' eulogy on Greece when Athens was liberated Hofmeyr's visit to North Africa.

Includes letters from Hofmeyr to C.F. Stallard on Smuts' request for the Dominion Party to vote for the Asiatic Bill and to L.H. Samuels on taxation.

Correspondents: C.K. Allen, E. Balogh, E.H. Brookes, O. Bull, Sir R.L. Burnett, H.P. Cruse, R. de Villiers. Bishop C.F. Ferguson-Davie, B. Gie, H. Gluckman, B. Hofmeyr, J.D. Rheinallt Jones, Bishop A. Karney, H. Lawrence, A. Lazarus, A.L. Lindsay, C.H. Malcomess, A. Mansbridge, L. Marquard, C.F. Miles-Cadman, Marie (Princess of Greece), M. Perham, D.J. Retief, C.S. Richards, I.W. Schlesinger, C. Sibbett, B. Solomon, J.R. Sullivan, Sir H. Wallington, J.J. Wylie.

Subjects:

Congratulations on his budget and on parliamentary speeches Hofmeyr's election as an Hon. Fellow of Balliol and as an Hon. Bencher of Gray's Inn.

Future of the Natives Representative Council.

African Mine Workers' strike.

Hofmeyr's stand on the need for Non-European representation in parliament and the possibility of his forming a new party.

Includes an article by E.H. Brookes 'Racial tension in South Africa' published in the Manchester Guardian and Hofmeyr's comments on it.