Contains notes on financial matters, purchase of shares and mining.

At the back are rough minutes of vestry meetings 1886-1889.

Contains views of English cathedrals, churches and mission houses. Also scenes in Africa at Mkuzi, Central Africa, Plain Street Port Elizabeth, Port Elizabeth from the jetty, mouth of Buffalo River, Synod Umtata 1891, Port St. Johns and Umtata Cathedral. Also coloured sketch of Christ Church and Hospital, Old Slave Market, Zanzibar 1878 by C. Yorke, Missions in India, Lambeth Conference 1888 and group of Rev. J. A. Wallis and family.

Memorial from the Administrators of the Mackenzie.

Memorial Mission to Zululand.

Printed resolutions by the Standing Committee of the S.P.G 1979, that no impediment be put in the way of spreading the gospel in Zululand.

Correspondence between the Bishops of Cape Town, Zululand and Maritzburg, the Secretary of the S.P.G., the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Covernors of the Cape and Natal and John Dunn, Zulu Chief.

Correspondents include:

J.E. Buller.

E.D. Cree.

J. Dunn.

Sir B. Frere.

Bishop J. Jackson(London).

Archbishop W.W. Jones.

W.M. Littleton(Sec. to the governor at the Cape).

A. Mackeszie.

Bishop D. Mackenzie.

Bishop W.K. Macrorie.

J.H. Moore.

F.S. Murray.

M. Osborn.

R.A. Ransom.

R. Robertson.

A.H. Sinclair.

L.T. Stamer.

H.W. Tucker.

Bishop T.E. Wilkinson.

Sir C. Wolseley.

Subjects:

Resignation of T.E. Wilkinson from the see of Zululand because of differences of opinion with the Administrators of the Mackenzie Memorial Mission.

Question of Ugansi having made over his territory to John Dunn and the church's protest against John Dunn's appointment as Chief of one of the 13 districts in Zululand because of his antipathy to missions. Boundary of the Pretoria and Zululand dioceses, with particular reference to Utrecht and Wakkerstroom.

Land question with regard tc missionary settlements in Zululand.

Character and polygamy of John Dunn.

Re-opening of St. Andrew's Mission and School. Settlement in Zululand after the Zulu War, imposed by Sir G. Wolseley.

Tenure of episcopal land at Carnarvon.

Description of a visit by Bishop Mackenzie of Zululand to Swaziland, Tongaland and Delagoa Bay, 1889, and his plans for the Diocese.

The scrapbook contains newspaper clips relating to politics in Southern Africa, eg. Bechuanaland, Transvaal, Zululand.

Documents including a memoria1 to the Most Rev. Lord Bishop or Cape Town by the members of the church in the Diocese of Cape Town; an appeal for ú800 to cover some expenses of suit between Bishop of Grahamstown and Rev. F. H. Williams; instructions to deacons, commissioners and catechists; house of mercy for penitents; various appeals, charges and visitations.

Mounted photographs of synod delegates including the years 1925 (figures identified), 1928, 1944, 1947, 1954, 1958, 1961 and undated (12 items); notebook with key to synods 1872-1910; loose sheets with key to synods 1872-1922.