Mainly correspondence between the Acting Provincial of the Order, Bishop W.M. Cameron, the Archbishops of Cape Town, the Bishops and clergy of the Province and the Ethiopian clergy.

Correspondents include:

Bishop F.S. Baines.

F. Balfour.

F.H. Beaven.

W.M. Cameron.

Archbishop W.M. Carter.

Bishop A. Chandler.

E.L. Coakes.

Bishop C.E. Cornish.

S.W. Cox.

Bishop A.H. Cullen.

Archbishop J.R. Darbyshire.

J.M. Dwane.

H.L.G. Edwardes.

D. Ellison.

Bishop J.L. Fuller.

Bishop M.B. Furse.

Bishop W.T. Gaul.

W.M. Gcule.

Bishop A.G.S. Gibson.

H. Hollingsworth.

B.E. Holmes.

Archbishop W.W. Jones.

H.H. Montgomery.

H.G. Murray.

W.H. Parkhurst.

Archbishop F.R. Phelps.

E.W. Place.

F.W. Puller.

Bishop W.E. Smyth.

C.H. Turner.

Bishop W.L. Vyvyan.

J.H. Walpole.

E.C. West.

Bishop J.W. Williams.

A.T. Wirgman.

C.J. Wyche.

Synopsis of files 33 items 1906-1909.

Constitution, printed items, resolutions of annual conferences, account of the meeting of Old Catechists and correspondence.

Subject:

Finances and organisation of the Order and desire of the black clergy for J.M. Dwane to be the new Provincial.

Pamphlet: Imvumelwano vo 1900: umzi wane tiyopiya.

MS Minutes of the Ethiopian Conference, 1904.

Correspondence between South African clergy and the Acting Provincial.

Subjects:

The Compact of 1900 with the Church of the Province.

The revised constitution.

Training of officers.

The College and land at Zalaze and internal strife re money.

Telegrams, petitions and correspondence between the Archbishop of Cape Town, the Bishops of Zululand, St. John's and Bloemfontein and the churchmen of Barberton and Lydenburg.

Correspondents:

Bishop W.M. Carter.

J. Fordyce.

Bishop J.W. Hicks.

Archbishop W.W. Jones.

Bishop B. Key.

W.E. Smyth.

Subject:

Protest against the appointment of W.E. Smyth as Bishop of the Diocese of Lebombo, including complaints that Smyth works only for the native interests and that he substituted the President of the South African Republic's name for that of tho Queen in the ritual.

Memorial from the Administrators of the Mackenzie.

Memorial Mission to Zululand.

Printed resolutions by the Standing Committee of the S.P.G 1979, that no impediment be put in the way of spreading the gospel in Zululand.

Correspondence between the Bishops of Cape Town, Zululand and Maritzburg, the Secretary of the S.P.G., the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Covernors of the Cape and Natal and John Dunn, Zulu Chief.

Correspondents include:

J.E. Buller.

E.D. Cree.

J. Dunn.

Sir B. Frere.

Bishop J. Jackson(London).

Archbishop W.W. Jones.

W.M. Littleton(Sec. to the governor at the Cape).

A. Mackeszie.

Bishop D. Mackenzie.

Bishop W.K. Macrorie.

J.H. Moore.

F.S. Murray.

M. Osborn.

R.A. Ransom.

R. Robertson.

A.H. Sinclair.

L.T. Stamer.

H.W. Tucker.

Bishop T.E. Wilkinson.

Sir C. Wolseley.

Subjects:

Resignation of T.E. Wilkinson from the see of Zululand because of differences of opinion with the Administrators of the Mackenzie Memorial Mission.

Question of Ugansi having made over his territory to John Dunn and the church's protest against John Dunn's appointment as Chief of one of the 13 districts in Zululand because of his antipathy to missions. Boundary of the Pretoria and Zululand dioceses, with particular reference to Utrecht and Wakkerstroom.

Land question with regard tc missionary settlements in Zululand.

Character and polygamy of John Dunn.

Re-opening of St. Andrew's Mission and School. Settlement in Zululand after the Zulu War, imposed by Sir G. Wolseley.

Tenure of episcopal land at Carnarvon.

Description of a visit by Bishop Mackenzie of Zululand to Swaziland, Tongaland and Delagoa Bay, 1889, and his plans for the Diocese.

Letters from F.E. Carter to Archbishop W.M. Carter of Cape Town.

Subjects:

Question of who should call chapter meetings, the Dean or the Chancellor.

Irritation caused by F.E. Carter's report on Cathedrals, presented to Provincial Synod.

Conflict between the Cathedral staff and St. Peter's Home.

Memorial from the Cathedral Chapter, Grahamstown, to the Archbishop and Bishops of the C.P.S.A. in Synod assembled at Pietermaritzburg, October 1911, on the propcsed Bill to disestablish and disendow the church in Wales. Signed R.J. Mullins, Vicar-Ceneral and Canon, Grahamstown, 1911 September 15.

Correspondence between the Archbishop of Cape Town, the Provincial Registrar and the Registrar ef Deeds, Cape Town.

Correspondents:

Archbishop W.M. Carter.

C. Denoen.

Subject:

The question of church property, held by a bishop, being transferred to the Diocesan Trustees.