Monthly Patrol Reports from October 1916 to August 1924 at Van Reenen Area, Harrismith District 33, with number of patrols, number of farms visited, mileage, grand total of N. C. O's average miles and men on station per man per diem, mounted, with special instructions to patrol and patrol's remarks on visits.

Desertion of service, common assault, stock theft, pound ordinance1911, entering Colony without pass, absent without leave, malicious injury to property, refusing to work, trespass, clothing and mealiemeal theft, failing to commence work, wife's desertion of kraal, absconding from government service, death due to dysentery.

Charge sheets with particulars - name, address, nationality of accused, charge, person charging, exhibits, value and description of property stolen and recovered, officer in charge and result of trial.

Dockets on Lost, Stolen or Pound Animals with Investigation Diary and Report Forms, correspondence and a telegram.

OFS Divisional Orders No. 26 of 1917/18 containing subject of transfers allowances, leave, animals, police post, dismissals, posting of recruits, search for stolen stock and produce, SAP Provident Fund, salaries, cessation of lance rank, duty, casualties in families of Force, rewards and commendations, dogs, motor cycles, vehicles, fingerprints, horse care, unnecessary violence in effecting arrests, injuries, amendment of union military code, promotion, re-engagement, rations to native prisoners, rail warrants issue, protection of wild birds, punishment, detective probationer's allowance, telegrams, dress orders, wheel tax ordinance No. 4 of 1916, ordinance stores, responsibility of members in court cases, King's police medal, new police districts and posts, private effects of prisoners.

Re-addressing of the "Nonquai" magazine, disposal of "Found" property ; lotteries and raffles warning, deaths of constables, Spanish flu, kit inspection, holiday concessions, handwriting experts, dress orders, forage, treatment of native chiefs at their kraals, police animals suffering from Lampas, missing railway tarpaulins, acceptance of bail, re-distribution of officers, franking, chevrons from overseas military service, army reservists, Indian, Coloured and Native employers, promotions, overdue municipal accounts, escorts to lepers, leave restrictions.

Proclamation No. 102, extradition expenses, record sheets to be used by magistrates in all summary trials, wearing of uniform details on active service for soldiers on sick leave, desertion of service, enemy subjects, recruits for SAP, statistics of destitute and mentally defective children, Liquor Licensing Ordinance No. A of 1903, economy in use of government stationery, boards of enquiry on injuries, requisition for European clothing on repayment, shoeing smiths, stoves in possession of Ord Border guard, Bets in horse, permit for removal. of bull, stamping of duplicate receipts, European war planes seen flying in the Union, typhus fever precautions and regulations, infectious disease enquiry form.

Unserviceable equipment, supplies, service of criminal subpoenas on witnesses for circuit court, quality and terms of delivery for free rail contracts, trees for planting at S.A.P., typhus precautions, wearing of uniforms by returned members of native labour contingent, closing off accounts, financial instruction, No. 4, war bonus, application for awaiting trial prisoners, equipment - post, disinfectant fluid, treatment of police horses suffering from Lampas, recruiting for SAP, care of Duplex machines, care of harness and saddlery, transfers, binoculars on charge to station, economy in use of government stationery, arms and ammunition, surplus of forage, destruction of dogs, Cost of Living Commission, ex-police active comforts fund, cost of living, arrest of naval ratings, completion of works at police stations, return of patrol, Public Service Commission of Enquiry Local Allowances and War Bonuses, retirements, income tax 1918 -assistance of police, Commission of Enquiry on Public Service, maintenance of Graves Trust Fund, medical examination of applicants for employment in SAP, correspondence conveyed through the post free of charge, sale of liquor to Basutoland chiefs, medical attendance to members of the Force when on leave, post equipment, alleged theft by false pretences, outbreak of scab, issue of rail warrants, sports meeting S.A.P. - Bloemfontein, horses -reports, issue of warrants of apprehension, war position, spare stretcher, night passes for native women.

Common assault, pass infringements, horse saddlery and silver theft, trespass.