Paper detailing application of Native law in the Transvaal, Cape, OFS, Natal and Transkei.

Consisted of appointed members of the Native Affairs Commission and the Rev P van der Merwe of Bloemfontein. Inquiry conducted into the origin, nature and extent of the numerous native churches existing in SA.

Includes completed questionnaires sent to various clergy and missionaries and evidence given by H Selby Msimang; correspondence with Sir RS Medford; constitution of the African Presbyterian Bafolisi Church 17 pages.

Includes the treaty of surrender in German and English of the Ebenezer Hottentots to the Germans 1906 December 23 at Ukanas and signed by Johannes W Christian and Col von Estdorff; correspondence relating to the South African administration of SWA and the question of the alienation of land from the Hottentots. Correspondents include the Secretary for Native Affairs, S.F. Lane. Also includes extracts from the report on the Native Question and accusations of the ill-treatment of Blacks, Windhoek 1918.

Matthews ZK. 'Health and the Bantu in the Union of South Africa' typescript 1 page ; 'The history of medicine' typescript 2 pages ; 'The impact of Western Civilisation on native law in SA' typescript 1 page (outline of essay) Phillips, Ray. 'Bantu-White adjustment' typescript 6 pages ; outline of PhD dissertation on theadjustment of primitive African culture to modem industrial society.