By the Koranna chief and councillors, that in view of fact that Mankoroane has declared war on them and employed white men in his service, they claim similar right to employ white men in their defence; conditions of service are stated

By L.G. Lee Registrar of Deeds and J.B v. Riet Solicitor-General as to what happened in Stellaland when MacKenzie was Deputy Commissioner

Of handing over and territorial cession to the South African Republic, by which Mankoroane agrees to place his country under the protection of the S.A.R.; Lands of volunteers who fought for him and other chiefs are assured. Witnessed T. Doms, C.H. Coyle King, Richard Meyer, J. Heywood. Signed David Massouw Riet Taaibosch, Mankoroane and by other chiefs

Made before MacKenzie, asking his help in reclaiming property stolen from him while hunting in the Kalahari

Result of an interview between sir C. Warren and Chief Gharritive, at which dangers of liquor drinking were discussed

Ceding a farm to J.N. Streak known as Mooi King or Tiger Kloof as a freehold gift

Formally ordaining John Mackenzie a minister and signed by the participants in the service

Cession by Chief Mankoroane of all mineral rights, to J.G. Donovan, on promise of third of profits

Announcing petition being sent around for signatures, asking for removal of existing evils, e.g. for trial by jury, but have land titles made clear and for readmittance of officials who were admitted previous to arrival of present administrator. There are two drafts of the petition and attached is a letter from G.D. Smith asking to be allowed to join any expedition into Matabeleland for minerals

In letter from Ashton to MacKenzie (87) containing extracts from R. Moffat's letters to London Missionary Society