Press clippings including articles written by Y.M.L. Hodgson and W.C. Ballinger, January 1931; notes of discussions with Black groups hold by J. Merle Davis and Rheinallt Jones at Morija and Maseru, August 1931, on the effects of industrialisation upon the people of Basutoland, particularly in relation to the effects of living and working conditions on the Witwatersrand Gold Mines; memorandum on education in Basutoland by Christian van Haight, January 1934; taxation of Blacks in Basutoland; effect of import duty on blanket on Blacks.

Correspondence between Rheinallt Jones and C. Bullock re enquiry of letter into exclusion of Black stock and produce in the Union and overseas markets, and replies to Rheinallt Jones about the matter from S. Eales (High Commissioner's Office) and D.L. Smit (Department of Native Affairs.

Transcript of shorthand notes taken at Chief Molefi Pilane's kxotla: Mochudi.

Statistical analysis and report of the investigation into the Klipspruit Government Native School.

Correspondence on the campaign against Jews in South Africa between Morris Alexander, Edgar Brookes, R.F.A. Hoernle, Rheinallt Jones, E. Sauerlander and the S.A. Jewish Board of Deputies.

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Notice of meeting of the Relief Committee for victims of German Fascism (S.A. Branch) 1934.

Die Rapport, Aberdeen, 13 April 1934: Greyshirts again victorious, historical Jewish document read out to the public.

Notice issued by the S.A.: ; Jewish Board of Deputies on anti-Jewish meetings, 1934.

Die Waarheid: The Truth - official organ of the S.A. National Party and the Greyshirts, 1934. An appeal for donations to rid the country of undesirable alien exploitation, bearing picture of Louis T. Weichardt.

Copy of a letter addressed to the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church, Stellenbosch, in reply to a questionnaire on the Jewish question as far as it applies to the writer's area, 1934.

Correspondence between O.F. Black, E. Brookes, Rheinallt Jones, C.T. Loram and S.D. Porteus re research to be undertaken by Professor Porteus on the mentality of indigenous peoples and where such research should take place.

With the librarian of the State Library and the Agent-General.

Press clippings on the suspension and reinstatement of Chief Tshekedi Khama the suspension wan caused by the sentence of a flogging for a European in a native court.

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Notes of a meeting at Serowe on a locust campaign, 18 January 1934.

Memorandum on W.G. Ballinger's article in the News Chronicle on missionaries employing slave labour by A.J. Haile, December 1934.