Correspondence with H. Ndungane, Provincial Liaison Officer, and press statements.

Correspondence with the Secretary, E. K. Abrahams, re organising Coloured clerical workers.

Subjects include: anti-Semitism in South West Africa; General Mantz trial; broadcast by Hofmeyr on Balfour Declaration and anti-Semitism and Christian education.

Lady Anna D'Urban and Henrietta Margaretha D'Urban, wife and daughter of Sir Benjamin D'Urban, Governor of the Cape 1834-1838

Poetry, prose, epigrams, acrostics, music, scraps, silhouettes, playing cards, original paintings and sketches. The pictorial items relate to Antigua and British Guiana 1823-1829 and the Cape of Good Hope 1834-1840. There are holograph lines written by Sir Benjamin and Lady Anna D'Urban.

The Cape scenes include sketches by Sir J.E. Alexander, C.D. Bell, F.A. Campbell, J.S. Davison and A. Wylde and there are some flower paintings by M.A. Andrews, M. Schmid and some reputed to be by A. Roupell, author of Specimens of the flora of South Africa by A Lady, London, Nicol, 1849. Other pictorial material includes items on Gibraltar and Sardinia by C.W. Furlonge, a sporting scene by G. Hall, views of the bathing house on St. Vincent and India, together with European paintings by W.H. Piers.

The images were taken by Penny Weaver, a former reporter for the newspaper "the Delta Democrat-Times", during a visit by Ernest Cole to her house in Alabama, accompanied by a another visitor. She describes Ernest Cole's visit in her letter, which accompanies the 10 negatives and a selection of 5 photographs.

Letter written by Penny Weaver to the Ernest Cole family member Leslie Maletsane, explaining the history of these images, and the circumstances of Ernest Cole's visit in April 1971.

The collection mainly contains documents and publications relating to the education for the youth, evening schools and continuation classes, religion, justice and peace, human rights, racial issues and Jewish organizations.