Instructions to Enumerators.

Body of drowned native found, stock theft, desertion of service, theft of clothing, bicycle theft.

Subsistence allowance, movements of cattle in districts whore East Coast fever have occurred, anthrax - Rensburgkop, closing of financial year, private trunk calls from official telephones, discipline, issue of provincial railway warrants, shortage of foot police, distinguishing collar and letter numerals, duties performed for other government departments, economy in the use of stationery, uniform allowance, control and suppression of stock diseases, dog training course - Irene, ration allowance in police lock-ups, attestations and re-engagements, criminal procedure, post and personal equipment, police duties, leave forms, allowances for meals supplied, lending of books from magistrates libraries to police prosecutors, issue to pound-masters, admission of guilt, financial instruction No-32 and No. 27, shooing of police horses, transfer of prisoners, summary of Children's Protection Act No. 25 of 1913, standing committees, retirements onattaining age limits, plain clothes constables, 10% concession granted by Aberdeen Line, exhibits in criminal cases, SAP OrphanageFund in No. 28 District, 1914-15 Star, trial of members of the Force, proof of membership, recruiting for SAP, Kestell Cup Shooting Trophy, arrest of persons on suspicion, medical. examination for applicantsto SAP, arrest of natives for politicaloffences, leave applications, application for Post Commander's allowance, criminal cases where policedogs are employed, criminal statistics, cost of living allowance.

Completion of major and minor works, elections, members of Force tried by magistrates, class grading of constables, issuing of railway holiday certificates, requisitions, recruiting, appointing of special escort constables, economy, fingerprints of juveniles, marriage, damage to premises occupied by S.A.P., use of designation 'Cape Coloured' instead of 'Cape Boy'.

Standing Committees, estate of late A. J. Louw of Hamilton, employment of motor transport for official purposes, emergency duty - Rand, SAP Orphans Fund, stop orders to insurance companion, lose of saddlery, clothing on repayment, criminal statistics, need for economy, rations to detainees in police lock-ups, claims for fees at police lock- ups, claim for hire of horses, married establishment of the Force, requisition articles on repayment, the Nonquai, stamp duty on receipts, pauper burials, first reports of serious crime, sending of productions to government laboratories for examination for forensic purposes, shoeing of police animals, SAP hospital patients, stock casualties -recent blizzard, farm register, medical attendance, private use of official telephone connection, creation and control off sport in SAP, stamp duty on receipts, contributions to the Union Defence, Police and Prisons Services Pension Fund, divorces.

Travelling without pass, desertion of service, robbery with violence, theft of SAR tarpaulins, accidental death by burning.

Register of charges investigated from December 1921 to October 1922 containing charge, value stolen, value recovered, investigation officer and their remarks.

Offer of rewards by members of the Force, destruction of locusts, instructions to patrol, extraneous appointments, masters and servants cases, lost stop order, cancellation of leave, criminal statistics, industrial crisis - S.A. 1922, removal of restrictions on grant of vacation leave, Forum 5/65-5/66 and 5/69, transport, shoeing of police animals, cigarette excise and surtax duties, promotion examinations, British War and Victory medals, railage of furniture - transfer of SAP members, horses sent into Bloemfontein for casting, treatment etc., card register for owners and occupiers of farms, use of privately owned vehicles, lose of public funds, illicit immigration of Asiatic into Union, motor car ordinance, travelling criminals, incremental pay.

Common assault, stock theft, desertion of service.