(mainly re ordination in Salisbury).

Describes Stay in England, with news of family and friends.

Correspondence between the Bishop of Cape Town, the Bishop of Zululand, the. Bishops ef C.P.S.A. and the administrators of the Mackenzie Memorial Missicn.

Correspondents:

W.T. Bullock.

Bishop H. Callaway.

E.D. Cree.

Bishop W.W. Jones.

Miss A. Mackenzie.

Bishop W.K. Macrorie.

Bishop N.J. Merriman.

J.H. Moore.

Sir L.T. Stamer.

Bishop A.B. Webb.

Bishop T.E. Welby.

Bishop T.E. Wilkinson.

Subjects:

Dispute between the Mackenzie Memorial trustees and Bishop Wilkinson over the use to which the fund should be put, because the trustees wish the money to be spent only for existing missions in Zululand and Bishop Wilkinson wishes to extend mission work inside and outside of Zululand.

Bishop W.W. Jones of Cape Town's wish that the Diocese of Zululand should be divided, to enable more mission work to be done on the Zambesi.

Resignation of Bishop Wilkinson from the see of Zululand because the administrators of the Mackenzie Memorial Mission will not allow him to oversee work in both Zululand and the Transvaal and his intention to seek work among the tribes of the Zambesi.

Possibility of Robertson being made the new bishop. Opinions of the South African bishops on Bishop Wilkinson's resignation.

Bishop Wilkinson's plans for the foundation of a new see North of Swaziland (Lebombo).

Subjects:

Dispute between Callaway and Bishop Colenso over the use of the word 'Unkulunkulu' for Cod.

Callaway's reply to Dr. Bleek's charge of 'exciting the spirit of scepticism in the minds of the Kafirs'.