includes letters from:
William Elliott, Paarl - unpopularity of LMS among white folk, slave legislation ascribed to missionaries' work; enclosed Arabic letter from Johanna Island [Nzwani/Nzwane (Anjouan)] regarding French incursion threatening whole island and neighbouring Mohilla [Mwali (Mohéli)]
Adam Robson, Bethelsdorp
Henry Helm, Caledon
joint letter of John Melvill and James Kitchingman, Paarl
John Philip, Cape Town, Grahamstown and Philipston -
John Messer, Uitenhage - congregation started for Africans; 130 members in temperance society
George Greig, Cape Town - supply of printing types to Robert Moffat
Peter Wright, Griquatown [Griekwastad] - holding services in Dutch and Sechuana
Frederick Gottlob Kayser, Caffraria - journal extracts
George Barker, Theopolis
Jane Philip, Cape Town - death of Christopher Sass's son
Henry Schmelen, Komaggas
George Augustus Kolbe, Philippolis
Cornelius Kramer, Bosjeveld (in Dutch)
Michael Wimmer, Steinkopf
Theophilus Atkinson, Cape Town - left Madagascar on queen's order
James Clark, Bushmen station, Caledon river
Arie Vos, Tulbagh (in Dutch)
Thomas Edwards, Pacaltsdorp - school returns
R H Hay, for Viscount Goderich, Downing Street [London] to Cape governor, permit for certain persons to settle in Cape Colony
John Brownlee, Caffraria [Xhosaland]
Frederick Gottlob Kayser, Caffreland [Xhosaland]
Anthony Vanderlingen, Graaff-Reinet
Michael Wimmer, Steinkopf
annual report from Caffraria
short summaries of letters to John Philip and his replies 1829-1832
John Philip's bills for 1832
schedules from Steinkopf, Xhosaland, Caledon, Griquatown, Pacaltsdorp, Paarl, Port Elizabeth, Hankey and Philippolis giving statistics for 1832