Correspondence between the Chairman of the Monuments Commission, High Commissioner, Cape Town, Rheinallt Jones and Professor Maingard on the proposed reserve and whether it could be in the Bechuanaland Protectorate.

Resolutions on the Representation of Natives Act from churches, missions, S.A.I.R.R., Joint Councils, N.U.S.A.S., National Council of Women of South Africa, Afrikanerbond vir Rassestudie, Native Conferences, All African Convention, Cape Peninsula Native Rights Protection Association, Joint Committee on the Representation of Natives and Coloured Persons in Parliament and Provincial Councils, Chief Sandile, D.D.T. Jabavu and Rheinallt Jones.

Correspondents: J. Donaldson and guests including J.H. Hofmeyr.

Correspondents: M. Butler, E.M. Ireland, L. Marquard, R.H. Mason, National Council of Women, E.R. Roux, A.L. Saffery, Bishop C.C. Watts.

Subject: Petition to abolish or substantially reduce the Poll Tax of one pound imposed on all male Blacks of 18 and over.

Correspondents; W. Eveleigh, J.D.R. Jones, K.M. Nkabinde, B. Wark.

Subjects:

1927-1929 Bantu studies and research.

1929 Mission activities.

1930 Functions or the SAIRR.

1930 Native Economic Commission.

1931 Union Committee on African Studies.

1931 Membership of SAIRR Committee.

1931 Itinerary of T. Jesse Jones.

1931 Progress of Joint Councils.

1931 Resignation of Loram as chairman of SAIRR and farewell letter on his leaving for USA.

1935 Itinerary of C.T. Loram.

1935 Cooperative movement for Blacks.

1936 Plea for Coloured South African students to be admitted to graduate schools in USA.

1937 J.R. Rathebe, Secretary of Bantu Men's Social Centre, to be sent to USA for training.

Groups of Sunday School choir, Sunday School teachers, junior boys' club, sports groups.

Letters commiserating C.T.W. on his illness and removal of his teeth, the whereabouts of Cuddesdon men, welcoming him back to England, news of Wakefield, receipt from C.T.W. of a copy of the judgements of the English and South African courts in the case of Bishopscourt, his proposed visit to South Africa.