Subjects covered included the visit of the Native Affairs Commission in 1926 and the finances of the College, including government grants and the raising of funds. Also discussed are the future of church schools and of Grace Dieu in particular and of how the College will continue as a private institution and as a high school and not a training college. Much on staff appointments, on the student disturbances at the College in 1949 and correspondence between the Principal S. P. Woodfield and the Bishop of Pretoria, R. S. Taylor, on matters relating to the College. Other correspondents include: - N. M. Hoogenhout, Muriel Horrell, Bishop E. G. Knapp-Fisher, Rev. R. Jeffery, J. C. Johns, C. M. Jones, A. W. E. Jordan, R. E. W. Norburn, J. C. Palmer, Bishop W. Parker, W. M. Phaleng, R. Roseveare, H. S. Scott, Archdeacon H. S. Sharpe, E. Sulston, Sec. S.P.G., Bishop N. Talbot, Bishop R. S. Taylor.