Corres.ondents: - Bailey, A., Brand, R.H., Bridgman, Dr., Cameron, O.G., Cohen, P., Duncan, P., Humphreys, J.H., Jeffrey, D., lusting, J.R., Kerne, A.T., Loran, C.T., Macmillan, W.R., Oldham, J.H., Rhodes, C.J., Strickland, C.F., Taberer, H.M.

Subjects: - Municipal politics 1907; land question; proportional represen tation; speech by Gen. Smuts 1929 on native progress; co-operatives in Southern Africa; closer union; introductions given by Rhodes for.: en to act as troopers in B.S.A. Company; American Board Mission.

Correspondents: - Abercrombie, H.R., Ballinger, W.G., Bell d Dewar, Bernstein, H.L., Callaway, G., Carter, Abe. W.M., Citrine, W.M., Cooke, U.S., Davis, A.C., Dube, J.L, Faichnie, N., Githens, 0.3., Goodlatte, C.R., Grant, E.W., Haarhoff, T.J., Harris, J.H., Hay, G.A., Henderson, J., Herbst, J.F., Hartzog, Gen., Hichens, W.L., Hodgson, M.L., Hofmeyr, J.H., Hofmeyr, J.W.L., Holtby, W., Hosken, H., Jabavu, D.D.T., James, C. Jones, A. Creech., Jones, J.D.R., Karney, Be. A., Keppel, F.P., Kerr, A. Livie-Noble, F.S., Lorain, C.T., Lothian, Lord, Lucas, F.A.W., Lynas, R.C., Maban, C.S., Malan, F.S., Mapraphela, R.H., Matheson, Miss, Msirang, U.S., Mylne, J.E.H., Oldham, J.H., Pattison, D.B., Net, H.W., Perham, M., Phillips, R.E., Porter, C., Pritchard, Col. J., Ramsbottom, W.H.,.

Hanford, V. SS.M., Reynardson, H.B., Roberts, A.W., Saunders, C.R., Schreiner, 0.0., Solomon, W.H., Stokes, A.P., Stokes, F., Stubbs, E., Theca, R.S., Theron, D., Wyndham, H.A.

Suhlecr.s: - Constitution reports and secretaryship; Mining Industry Board; Native Urban Area 0111 1922 & Act 1923; training of natives; Miners' Phthisis Act; Land question; poll tax; Pass Law Bill; conference European-Natives called by Dutch Reformed Church; Transvaal Native Congress protest about abuse of justice over African charged with Berea outrage 1923; housing in locations; women and passes, 1920 Natives Land Act 1927; famine in the Transkei.; Mapleton railway disaster 1927; Municipal Native Affairs Commission; co-operation with Dutch Reformed Church; militarisation of natives; Phelps-Stokes Fund; foundation cf S.A. Institute of Race Relations and correspondence with London Group on African Affairs, its counterpart in Britain; Economic Commission 1930; report on Klipspruit Location 1930; co-operative movement in the Pro- tectorates; African religious sects 1930; appointment of W.C. Ballinger to assist African trade unions and attempts to raise money for his work; Colour Bar BiLL.

Correspondents: - Dornan, S.S., Dyke, R.H., Evans, S., Fldefons, M., Godley, G.A. Robson, G.R., Lagden, Sir C., Nm, Sir A., Plant, R., Samuelson, 5.0., Slolcy, Sir H.C., Stanford, Stevens, J.A., Stuart, J., White, A. Silva., Wroughton, J.

Sub'ect: Invitation to Pim to address British Association on the native races in S. Africa; correspondence between Pim and Officials in S. Africa and Basutoland from whom he obtained information for his paper; questions asked were what happened to native artisans when they left training school and also details of the land system.

Correspondents: - Dawson, G., Herbst, J.F., Ronnie, R.F.A., Malan, D.F., Pitts, A.T., Raphaely, S., Smuts, J.C., Taylor, J.D.

Subjects: - Desirability of fostering national unity with a new flag; Afrikaaners dislike of the Union Jack; desire that both new flag and Union Jack fly on public buildings; Conference of United Flag Commiittees presided over by H. Pim stated dislike of the new flag and that a new Flag Committee, constituted on a non-party basis, be established; question of native acceptance of the new flag.

Subjects: - Schooldays, visit to America 1689-1690; work in S. Africa, 1590, sorting out financial affairs of Charter Company; Afrikander Boni meeting in Kimberley 18891, at which Rhodes made speech; visits to Rhodesia, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Johannesburg 1891 on company business; comments on Transvaal politics, Kruger A Leyds; description of Johannesburg; report of the 1892 paying of De Beer's staff; 1695 Pim now working as auditor for be Beers; 1896 Jameson Raid and Transvaal politics; 1896 now set up for himself in Johannesburg; 1398 voyage to England and engagement; 1900 Siege of Kimberley; 1902-1911 family affairs; native question, politics; 1908 golden wedding of his parents and 1911 Coronation of King George V.

Subject: - visit to Chief Khama at Palapye, accompanied by Mr. Moffat as interpreter, on Chartered Company business.