The collection almost entirely contains handwritten notes for speeches, talks and addresses. Dr Mary McLarty was a Transvaal Provincial Councillor and educationist, and the speeches are prepared in that capacity. Apart from politics, she was vastly interested in education, churches, Hospitals and nursing, girl guides, the role of women and adolescents, race relations and literary subjects, plus a range of notes on various places of the world.

Stored separately from collection.

Photographs of Transvaal Provincial Council, United Party Provincial Council for years stated above.

Pamphlet : The Native Policy of the United Party, November 1954;

A commentary on Politics Today, No. 29 November 1957.

Speakers' Notes, Suppl. to volume II, No. 2 Notes on the Progressive Party, January 1961.

Handwritten notes for speeches and talks on child education, secondary education, adult education, education for citizenship, political trends affecting education, in the life of the nation, the outlook for education, symposium, 6 February 1957, women's influence in education Natal Report 1946, a decade of Bantu education, part appropriation new demand in education; education policy Bill to U. P. Council 21st 1967.

General outline of educational policy, education in the Transvaal, tribute to Institute of Citizenship, education of girls, education in the life of the Nation, the teacher, the control of education, notes on meeting of the Education Sub-Committee.

Notes on differentiated education in high schools, pensions - suggested gratuity for married women teachers, co-education, education and training for the future.

Notes on how to choose a career, careers for girls, careers for women.

Notes, memorandum, pamphlet: The Dean's Shelter - Annual Report And Statement of Accounts, February 1954; notes on Christian education; Epworth Children's Homes, Annual Garden Party, 12 November 1955; Public ethics; Christian citizenship; Study Group; the Church; CEM Annual Meeting 20 March 1971; address at Germiston Methodist Church On the Institute of Race Relations.