BC 294 THE SIR PATRICK DUNCAN PAPERS presented to THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN LIBRARIES by the DUNCAN FAMILY A REVISED LIST compiled by ETAINE EBERHARD University of Cape Town Libraries 1975 This publication is a revision of an unpublished index made by Lloyd Holiday in 1969 ISBN 0 7992 0158 8 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Biographical note ii The Collection iii Abbreviations iii A. Administrative and political papers 1 B. Speeches, articles, etc. 11 C. Private papers 12 D. Sir Patrick Duncan correspondence 15 Selborne letters 18 E. Duncan family material 22 F. Scrapbooks, museum objects and miscellaneous items 31 ADDENDA 35 Letters presented to the University of Cape Town Libraries by the Earl of Selborne, Temple Manor, Selborne, Alton, Hampshire, 21.8.1975 G : Notes of provenance H : Countess of Selborne's letter J : Sir Patrick Duncan's letters to the Countess of Selborne INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Sir Patrick Duncan was born on 21st December 1870, at Fortrie, Aberdeenshire. Educated at Edinburgh University and Balliol College, Oxford, he was appointed at the age of 23 to a post in the Revenue Department in London and later became private secretary to Sir Alfred Milner. In March 1901 Lord Milner brought him to South Africa. Duncan was the senior member of the group known as Milner's Kindergarten. During Milner's administration Duncan was appointed Colonial Secretary in the Transvaal and in 1906 became acting Lieutenant Governor of that Colony. In 1907, when the Transvaal obtained self-. government, Duncan returned to England and was admitted to the bar at the Inner Temple. He returned to South Africa in 1908 and practised as a barrister in Johannesburg. He was an active supporter of Closer Union and entered the first Union Parliament as member for Fordsburg. He remained an active parliamentarian almost without a break from 1910 to 1936 and held office as Minister of the Interior, Education and Public Works in General Smuts' Cabinet from 1921-1924, and in the coalition cabinet he was Minister of Mines from 1933-1936. In 1936 the Prime Minister, J.B.M. Hertzog, nominated Patrick Duncan as Governor--General designate. He spent some months in England and was invested with the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George by King George VI, and was made a Privy Councillor. Sir Patrick Duncan returned to South Africa in April 1937 to take up his post officially. In 1942 his terns of office was extended for a further five years. He died in Pretoria on 17th July 1943. He married Alice Dold in 1916 and there were three sons and one daughter from the marriage. THE COLLECTION The Duncan Papers were presented to the University of Cape Town Libraries in 1966 by Sir Patrick Duncan's three surviving children, namely Patrick Duncan (deceased), John Duncan and Deborah Cowen, and number nearly 17,000 items. The collection consists of the private and semi-official papers of Sir Patrick Duncan and covers his career from 1901 to 1943. It shows his activities as Colonial Secretary of the Transvaal Colony and his involvement with the Closer Union movement, from 1901-1910, and reflects his political and legal activities from 1910-1943. There are letters from Lord Milner, Lord Selborne, Louis Botha, J.C. Smuts, Lionel Curtis, Philip Kerr, Sir Alfred Hennessy, Thomas Smartt, and many other South African politicians, and the British and Greek Royal families. There is a large section of family and private papers in this collection, the most important group being the correspondence between Lady Maud Selborne and Sir Patrick, which numbers over 2 000 letters, covering the period 1907-1943. Total number of items 16 818. There are no restrictions on the use of the material, but permission must be obtained from the University Librarian. ABBREVIATIONS A.L.S. autographed letter signed by the person under whose name it is entered. ca. Circa MSS written note or document n.d. no date T.L.S. typed letter signed by the person under whose name it is entered. TSS typed note or document. BC 294 SIR PATRICK DUNCAN PAPERS A. ADMINISTRATIVE AND POLITICAL PAPERS No. of items A1.1-A1.86 Miscellaneous political papers, 86 1916-.1920.Mainly about mining, banking and the Unionist Party. Includes letters from Louis Botha,J.C. Smuts, J.H. Hofmeyr, J.W. Jagger, Thomas Smart, Richard Feetham, Morris Alexander and Sir Alfred Hennessey. A2.1-A2.34 Reports re Reform Schools and Industrial 35 Schools,1917. Includes letters from Richard Feetham and Sir James Rose Innes. A3.1-A3.8 Transvaal Executive Council minutes, 8 1903-1904,and supporting documents. A4.1-A4.12.35 Letters and Pamphlets re Railways, 1905-1908. 46 A5.1.1-A5.1.5 Letters concerning mining 1929-1933. 5 A5.2.1-A5.2.10 Letters to Sir Patrick Duncan when he was 10 Minister of Mines, 1934-1935, includes correspondence about the Minimum Wage Bill. A5.3.1-A5.3.8 Letters to Sir Patrick Duncan mainly about mines 8 and miners' phthisis legislation. Includes letter from Sir Ernest Oppenheimer about the Diamond industry. A5.4.1-A5.4.5 The Vere Stent case, 1936. 5 A5.5 Draft statement typewritten for the Press on the 1 S.W.A. Deputation, late 1930's. A5.6 Letter to Sir Patrick Duncan from H.S. 1 Stanley,1933, stating the grounds on which Sir Patrick could not be re-appointed as legal adviser to the High Commissioner. A5.7 Number of persons of all races on the 1 Parliamentary Voters' Roll in the Cape Colony tabulated for 1903, 1905, 1907 plus percentage increase, MSS. 1p A5.8.1-A5.8.16 Various letters to Sir Patrick Duncan, 16 1936.,concerning the abolition of the Cape Native Franchise from O.D. Schreiner, Dougal O. Malcolm, Geoffrey Dawson, Lionel Curtis, and others. Extracts from S.A.Native Affairs Commission,1903, TSS. TSS. explanation of Sir Patrick's support for abolition. A5.9 MSS note by Sir Patrick Duncan on abolition of 1 appeal from S.A. Court decisions to Privy Council. n.d. A.5.10.1-A5.10.2 Printed programme of Principles of the United 2 South African National Party, n.d., and Sir Patrick Duncan`s views on Native political .representation, ca.1930's, MSS. A5.11.1-A5.11.2 Two letters on Parliamentary rules and procedures 2 to Sir Patrick Duncan from G. Brand van Zyl, 1936. A5.12.1-A5.12.2 Two. letters from Geoffrey Dawson to Sir Patrick 2 Duncan, The Times, London, 1934, re Status Bill. A5.13 Letter from [J.S.?) Marwick to J.C. Smuts,21st 1 September, 1934, concerning events leading up to the establishment of the United Party. A5.14.1-A5.14.5 Correspondence with Leslie Blackwell re 5 Smuts-Hertzog fusion, 1934. A5.15.1-A5.15.14 Letters from J.C. Smuts, Hugh Wyndham and 14 others, 1933-1934 re fusion and Dominion Status, and from Lionel Curtis regarding Sir Abe Bailey's service to the Commonwealth. A6.1-A6.43 Select Committee on Education, 1910-1911, .end 43 other papers concerning education in the four Provinces, the Cape of Good Hope Education Act of 1865, and Memorandum to Parliament, 1910. A7.1-A7.54 Pamphlets, regulations and bills re Trade Unions, 54 industry etc., and the Regulation of Wages Bill, 1907-1917. A8.1-A8.15 Letters re Deportations and Indemnity Act, 1914. 15 A9.1-A9.2 Returns of unskilled white labour for whom work 2 had been provided between July l - December 31,1908. A9.3 Rand Unemployment Investigation Committee re 1 unskilled whites employed on mines, 31.3.1909. A9.4 White labour, unskilled, September 1909. 1 A9.5.1-A9.5.19 Newspaper clippings about labour on the 19 mines;1908-1911. A9.6 The Transvaal Legislative Assembly Regulations 1 for Land Board, 1908. Printed. A9.7 Cost of living. in Transvaal vs. cost of living in 1 England. TSS. n.d. ca. 1908. A9.8 White labour returns in Transvaal for January 1 1910. 30.3.10. A9.9 Letter from the Central South African Railways 2 on labour, 1910. A9.10 Policy of White Expansion Society 23 11:1909. 1 A9.11 Paper on Employment of white unskilled labour 1 on Maintenance and New Construction on the Central South African Railways, 1910. A 9.12.1-A9.12.5 Resolution moved in the General Council of the 5 Transvaal Progressive Federation, 5.4.1910 concerning importation of indentured Coloured labour. . A9.13 Extract. Mining Commission, Pt.IV, App.1, 1 p.1593-95, 1613, 1622. n.d. A9.14 Report of the Witwatersrand Native Labour 1 Association Enquiry Commission, 7:9.1911. A9.15 Union of S.A. Paper relating -to the New 1 Contract between the: Witwatersrand Native Labour Association any? the Portuguese authorities, March 1913. A10.1-A10.22 Letters and documents re Health and Social and 22 Insurance pensions from the Union Commissioner of Pensions, October 1928 A11.1-A11.8 S.A. Nationality and Flag Bill, 1926. S.A. 8 Nationality and Flag Bill,May 1927 (2 copies) (S.A.] Union nationality aid Flag Bill, June 1927. (A.B,52 and 52A, 1927, and A.B.52B). A11.9.1 The covenant of the League of Nations, 1 1919.Pamphlet. A11.9.2 The Independence of South Africa, by 1 H.E.S.Fremantle, 1918. Pamphlet. A11.9.3 Correspondence relating to appointment of 1 Governors of Australian States, 1926.Pamphlet. A11.9.4 Sovereign independence, by Dr. A.M. Moll, n.d. 1 A11.10 Notes by Sir Patrick Duncan on fundamental 1 principles affecting relations inter se and to foreign countries. n.d. MSS. A11.11.1-A11.11.4 Commentary of the Select Committee on Flag 4 Bill, n. d. ca. 1927. TSS. A11.12.1-A11.12.7 Newspaper cuttings ,ca .1919-1926. 7 A12.1.1 The Royal Institute of International Affairs' 1 Memorandum on origins and objects of Proposed Conference on Imperial Diplomatic Relations, 1932. Roneod. A12.1.2 Round Table memoranda and correspondence of 2 Professor Laby, John Dove and Mr. Eggleston, 1932. 2 copies. Roneod. A12.1.3 The Round Table. Memorandum for discussion at 1 Blickling on 7th October, 1932, by Lionel Curtis. Roneod. A12.1.4 Letter from Lionel Curtis, 12.10.1932, returning 1 Sir Patrick Duncan's memorandum for the above mentioned. discussion, TSS. A13.1-A13.10 Letters about the S.A. Coalition from G. Brand 10 van Zyl, R. Stuttaford, Philip Kerr (Marquis of Lothian) and S.F. Waterson, and others, 1933. A14.1-A14.16 Sir Patrick Duncan's notebook, letters and 17 memoranda concerning the 1914 rebellion, 1915. A15.1-A15.10 Documents, notes and pamphlets on Imperial 10 Relations, and Dominion Status, 1928-1934, and draft programme of principles for the United Party. A16.1 The Place of Britain in the Collective System by 1 Philip Kerr, 1934. Pamphlet. A16.2.1-A16.2.5 Roneod article by Lionel Curtis, British 8 Protectorates in South Africa, Feb. 9th, 1938, and covering letters. A16.3.1-A16.3.14 Pamphlets; Some Reflections on, Present Affairs 14 by Lord Brand, a talk given at.the London School of Economics, 23/6/1938, plus correspondence with Oswald Falk of the Manchester Guardian, criticising Chamberlain's foreign. policy, and the League of Nations, and a TSS copy of a letter from Sir Patrick Duncan, 1938. A17.1-A17.14 Documents re the trial and dismissal from the 14 Government Printing Works, of Ivan Walker,1914-1917. A18.1.1-A18.1.5 Letter from J.C. Smuts about an address on Native 5 Policy, to be delivered in England, 1929, and comments by Sir Patrick Duncan. A18.2.1-A18.2.5 Correspondence with Dr. MacIver of Petrusville 5 for relief from the Government for incapacitation from Bubonic plague, 1929. A18.3 Notes on a new system of fostering industries 1 protection plus bounties, n.d. TSS. A18.4 The status of the Cape Coloured, ca. 1 1929.Pamphlet. A18.5 The Labour Congress, 1926. Pamphlet. 1 A18.6 Statement by Minister of Railways and Harbours 1 in connection with the proposals of the Organisation and Development Committee, April 1927. A18.7 South African Railways and Harbours, Special 1 Bulletin no.135, on European labour on the S.A.R. and Harbours, 1929: Pamphlet. A18.8 Dr. A.M. Moll, Pamphlet on the Independence of 1 S.A., n.d. A19.1-A19.21 Defence and War Expenditure Act, and 21 finance,1914-1917. A20.1.1-A20.20 Letters, news-cuttings, memoranda, concerning 90 Articles of Union, Unionist Party policy, and Closer Union Societies, 1906-1920. A21.1-A21.5 Memorandum on government expenditure in the 5 Transvaal, 1906, by Sir Patrick Duncan. A22.1-A22.31 Letters concerning political, administrative, and Central South African Railway affairs, 1908-1911, including letters from Lionel Curtis about pensions 1906, and Sir Patrick's interpreta- 31 tion of Section 127 of the South Africa Act,1909. A23.1-A23.52 Miscellaneous political correspondence, reports 52 and pamphlets, to 1927, including women's suffrage. A24.1-A24.40 Letters and designs, from various people 50 concerning a South African Flag, ca. 1920's. A25.1 A.L.S from Olive Schreiner to Sir Patrick Duncan, 1 undated, ca. 1908. A25.2-A25.2.1 TSS copy 'of letter from Gandhi to Rev. Rees, 2 26.3.1908, attached to 12p. document about Indians in South Africa. A25.3 TSS copy. of letter to the editor of The Times, 1 1908, headed British Indians in the Transvaal, unsigned. A25.4 A.L.S. from J.C. Smuts to Sir Patrick Duncan 1 about Sir Patrick's memorandum on Native Policy, 22.10.1912. A25.5 A.L.S. from [F.M.?] Mallalieu to Sir Patrick 1 Duncan, 22.10.1912,on the Native Policy. A25.6 A.L.S. from Sir James Rose Innes to Sir Patrick 1 Duncan, 23.10.1912 re Native Policy. A25.7-A25.23.2 Letters, pamphlets and newspaper clippings 18 concerning the Native, Coloured and Indian policy, 1908-1913. A26.1-A26.18 Letters, pamphlets, etc., concerning Native 18 Affairs; includes Sir Patrick Duncan's 'appointment to a Commission on Native Bills, 1932, signed by the Burl of Clarendon, and letters from E.G. Jansen, [A?]' Herbst, and others. A27.1-A27.9 Sir Patrick Duncan's full Memorandum of the 9 constitutional crisis of 4th Sept.-6th Sept. 1939, and copies of his correspondence with J.B.M. Hertzog. Includes letter from the British High Commissioner Sir William Clark. A28.1-A28.56 Documents and letters about S.A. sugar exports to 63 Britain, short article on goldfields, and some correspondence about British cars, 1935-1936 . A29.1-A29.7 Regency Bill papers, and correspondence, 1935. 8 A30.1-A30.14 War Office claims against the Central South 74 ,African Railways, 1904. A31.1-A31.21 Papers re proposed Imperial Constitution for the British Empire, 1910-1911, including letters from Philip Kerr, and pamphlets on forms of Union with examples taken from other 21 countries. A32.1-A32.68 University Question, 1916, correspondence, 70 pamphlets and Committee notes concerning the University Bill, and public demands for a university on the Witwatersrand A33.1-A33.96 Indian Question; including correspondence 96 between Union and Indian Governments, Bills and Provincial Ordinances, 1920's. A34.1-A34.1.5 Correspondence with Lord Milner, Philip Kerr 5 and Sir Richard Solomon, concerning Transvaal Treasury matters, 1901-1905: A34.2.1-A34.2.8 Customs and tariffs; draft memoranda and 8 newspaper clippings, 1902-1904. A34.3.1-A34.3.11 Memorandum on the Pretoria Mint and schedules 11 concerning imports and exports of bullion and specie, 1901. A34.4.1-A34.4.2 Financial position of Central South African .2 Railways, and special report on the working expenditure; 1904. A34.5.1-A34.5.19 Financial matters concerning the Transvaal and 19 memoranda on the Inter-Colonial Council,1903-1904. A34.6.1-A34.6.16 Explanations to Lord Milner of the Departmental 31 excess expenditure of the Central South African Railways, ca.1904. A34.7.1-A34.7.2 General Revenue Statements, 1902-1903, books1 78 and 2. A34.8.1-A34.8.32 Memoranda on South African Railways by the 32 High Commissioner, war liabilities and indemnity, and taxation on the mining industry, ca.1900's. A34.9.1-A34.9.19 Statistics for the Central South African Railways, 19 1903. A34.10.1-A34.10.14 Tables of Expenditure for Railways, undated, ca. 14 1904. A34.11.1-A34.11.33 Transvaal Budget statements, estimates and 33 revenue, 1903-1904. A34.12.1-A34.12.57 Revenue and expenditure, estimates etc., for 65 Transvaal and Swaziland 1904-1905. A34.13.1-A34.13.23 File on Bank Controversy. Includes Lord Milner's 23 MSS notes on South African banking questions discussed with Sir.Lewis Michell, 1900, and letters from Sir Lewis Michell toLord Milner. A34.14.1-A34.14.15 Profit tax, 1902 and systems of taxation in various 20 countries. A34.15.1-A34.15.3. Financial matters, revenue 1901-11902, 3 concerning Transvaal and Orange Free State, and a TSS copy of a letter to Lord Milner from Sir Patrick. Duncan,. 11.2.1902. A34.16 Draft Ordinance to impose duties on succession to 1 property, ca. 1902. A34.17.1-A34.17.15 Various Balance-sheets of Transvaal, late 15 Republican period 1899. A34.18 Memorandum on Native Tax Question, 15th Oct. 1 1901, signed by Sir Godfrey Lagden. A35.1-A35.20 National Convention drafts of South Africa Act, 25 amendments etc. 1908-1910. A36.1-A36.37 Papers re trading with the enemy, 1914-1918. 38 A37.1-A37.2 Text and notes on Bill to regulate the wages of 2 women and young Persons. 1917. A38.1 Tariff Commission, 11th Jan., 1906. 1 A38.2 Cape of Good Hope Act to impose an excise duty 1 on beer and spirits, and to provide for the taxation of incomes, 1904. A38.3.1-A38.3.15 Central South African Railways sectional and ton 15 mileage statistics, October 1906. A38.4.1-A38.4.4 Burgher land settlements, Transvaal, 1905-1906. 4 A38.5.1-A38.5.5 Five pamphlets dealing with financial matters in 5 the Transvaal, 1898-1906. A 38.6.1-A38.6.5 Indian Currency Committee reports, 1893-1898, 12 and clippings on Indian and U.S. currency. A38.7.1-A38.7.13 Reports by the Controller of Legacy duties, 13 1898-1900. A38.8 Index to the Reports from the Select Committee 1 on British South Africa with digest of the evidence, 1897. A38.9 Minority Report of the Gold Law Commission, 1 1902. A38.10.1-A38.10.7 Reports of. General Purposes Committee of the 7 Johannesburg Municipality concerning the exclusion of mining areas from municipal control, 1901. A38.11.1-A38.11.3 "Het Volk" Congress, Dec. 1906, newspaper 3 clippings. A38.12 Memorandum from the Director of Customs to the 1 Colonial Treasurer, Pretoria, 1905. A38.13.1-A38.13.18 Government reports and papers on land banks and 18 agricultural credit to settlers, pertaining to New Zealand, 1895-1899. A38.14 Report on a visit to the South Western and 1 Western districts of the Transvaal, by Sir Patrick Duncan, [1903?J. A38.15.1-A38.15.4 Reports of the Select Committee on British South 4 Africa, 1897; and a TSS document of the principles of the South African League. A38.16 Closing of the Vaal River Drifts, 1895, Command 1 Paper C.8474., 1897. A38.17 Status of the S.A. Republic, 1899, Command 1 Paper C.9507, 1899. A38.18 Revenues and Expenditure of the late 1 S.A.Republics, 1900. A38.19.1-A38.19.8 Memoranda on the policy of the Transvaal with 8 regard to alterations of the Modus Vivendi, in relation to through railway rates, ca. 1906 A38.20.1-A38.20.2 S.A. Shipping Conference, reviewed by 2 Douglas.Owen, 1904; and Interim Report of the Conference of Delegates from the S.A. Colonies appointed to consider the charges for ocean freights , 1904. A38.21 Transvaal Government Gazette Extraordinary,15th 1 June, 1903, containing the Proclamation,establishing the Inter-Colonial Council. A38.22,.1-A38.22.28 Letters and telegrams from Lionel Curtis, Henry 31 Lamb,' C.S. Hobhouse, and others, in connection with the Asiatic.-Law Amendment Ordinance No.29 of 1906, for the period 1906.-1908. A38.23.1-A38.23.2 Labour Commission 1903, printed evidence given 2 by Sir Percy Fitzpatrick and J.A. Hamilton. A38.24 Pamphlet: Proceedings at the Annual Meeting of 1 the Association of Closer Union Societies at Johannesburg, March 3rd-5th, 1909. A39.1.-A39.32 Government printed matter on various forms of 32 taxation in force in the four provinces at the time of Union. A40.1-A40.44 Irish Land Purchase Act, Government reports, etc. 44 ca. 1903-1908. A41.1-A41.61 Documents concerning the Financial Relations 132 Commission and other financial data, 1910-1911. A42.1-A42.33 Papers and government reports on education in the 54 Transvaal, 1902-1905 A43.1- A43.102 Material re National Bank of South Africa Ltd., 167 1914-1920. Includes. letters, estimates of bank assets, bank and staff trading schemes, etc A44.1-A44.2 Comments by [Sir Patrick Duncan?] on the 2 treaties of Versailles and the Balkans.[Unsigned, not in Sir Patrick's handwriting).n.d. A45.1-A45.13.2 Cabled messages received,. 193.7, about protocol 16 and dress for the Governor-General. A46.1-A46.2 Papers re, opening of Duncan Dock, 1943. 2 A47.1-A47.5 Typewritten articles, viz: A47.1 Re Tubular Rifle Sights , n. d. A47.2 Spiritual Interpretation of the Ninety first psalm. n.d. A47.3 Rand Unemployed Investigation Committee.1908. 26p.(Larks p.1) A47.4 Financial Reconstruction in the United States. n.d A47.5 Private Memorandum on the Administration of 5 Justice to the Natives of South Africa, with special reference to the cases of murder. (Presented to General the Right Honorable J.C. Smuts, Minister of Justice).23.9.1936. 23p. A48.1-A48.8.2 Papers re private use of public funds, 1929 and 9 1937. A49 Union of South-Africa. Memorandum 1 explanatoryof the South African Defence Bill, as published in the Gazette, November, 1911. Pretoria,Government Printer, 1911. A50 Presidential address. The future of mining in 1 South Africa, by Dr. Hans Pirow. The relation of South African minerals to Empire requirements, by Sir Thomas Holland (President of the British Association for the Advancement of Science).Reprinted from the Journal of the Chemical, Metallurgical and Mining Society of South Africa,August 1929. A51 Chinese for the Chamber of Mines, Poverty for 1 the People. Cause and effect. Pamphlet, ca.1906. A52 Inter-Colonial Council of the Transvaal and 1 Orange River Colony, second ordinary annual meeting, May 1904. Public session. Johannesburg, Esson and Perkins, [1904]. A53 Report by Mr. C.W. Appleyard on American 1 Railway Statistics. Part I - Public Statistics. 1906. A54.1-A54.5 Correspondence with Lionel Curtis 1932. 6 Memorandum for discussion at a Round Table Conference at Blickling, October 7th; Is the machinery of the Empire worth discussing and if so why?; and Sir Patrick Duncan's speech on South African politics, 1932.TSS.4p. A55.1-A55.3 Article ors the German Labour Service, 3 1938.TSS:3 copies. A56 Itinerary of a tour by the Minister of Mines to-mining establishments in the Transvaal. n.d1 A57.1-A57.3 Programme of a visit of Imperial Press 3 Conference delegates to Klipheuwel Transmitting Station, 7th February 1935 and the 8 speeches relayed from there on this occasion, including those of J.B.M. Hertzog and Sir Patrick Duncan. A58.1-A58.8 Ceremonial of the State Visit of the President of 8 the Portuguese Republic and-Madame Carmona.14-21st August, .1939 A59 l1 Reuters telex message giving-J.B.M. Hertzog's 1 reply-to Dr. D.F. Malan's question in Parliament concerning the knighthood conferred upon Sir Patrick Duncan, 9.2.1937. A60 TSS of an article probably by Sir Patrick Duncan 1 on the passing of a Bill of Women's Enfranchisement by the South African Parliament, early 1930's. A61 TSS of press release of the ceremony at which 1 General J.C. Smuts received his Field Marshal's Baton, 1941. A62 Galley proof of: The Native Problem in South 1 Africa, an address by Sir Patrick Duncan to the Empire Parliamentary Association, Westminster, May 1935. A63 Report of a Luncheon in honour of Sir Patrick and 1 Lady Duncan. in United Empire, April 1937. B. SPEECHES, ARTICLES ETC. B1.1-B1.6 Transcripts for Hansard of Sir Patrick Duncan's 6 speeches in various debates in Parliament, n.d. B2.1-B2.128 Speeches, as Governor-General, by Sir Patrick 128 Duncan, 1937-1943. B3.1 Suggestions for a Native Policy, 1912, pub. 1 C.N.A. B4.1-B4.3 2 notebooks on logic, and 1 notebook on early 3 history of institutions, used at Balliol, 1880's. B5.1.1-B5.11.20 Notes and papers on philosophy and literature, 69 written at various times by Sir Patrick Duncan, some dating from the 1880 's. B6.1-B6.35 Articles, memoranda and speeches by Sir Patrick 37 Duncan on a variety of subjects including: Income tax on industrial incomes; Currency Banking Acts; Has Gold a future?; State of the Railways; Labour problems, etc. [1899-1933?]. B7 Report on Canada, ca. 1910. 133p. TSS. 11 1B8.1-B8.11 Miscellaneous speeches and notes for speeches, mostly undated. B9.1 Socrates and Plato TSS of article published in 1 Philosophy, Oct. 1940. B9.2.1-B9.2.25 Correspondence from J.C. Smuts, Lord Harlech, 24 and others, about the publication of Place of Art in Plato's Ideal State, and .other articles by Sir Patrick Duncan, ca.1939-1942. B9.3.1-B9.3.5 TSS of articles by Sir Patrick Duncan, viz: The 5 conception of God in Plato; Place of Art in Plato's Ideal State; and Immortality of the Soul in the Platonic Dialogues and Aristotle.n.d. B9.4.1-B9.4.15 Notes and TSS articles by Sir Patrick Duncan,via: 15 Irmiortality of the Soul in the Platonic Dialogues and Aristotle; Socrates and Plato; Immortality in Plato and Aristotle; and Aristotle's De Anima. Mostly undated. B9.5.1-B9.5.2 Translations from Sappho. 2 B9.6.1 The Platonic Socrates. 1 B9.7.1 The Prelude of Wordsworth. MSS by Sir Patrick 1 Duncan, 1900. B9.8.1-B9.8.3 A paper, The Greek Influence, by Sir Patrick 3 Duncan, read to the English Association, Cape Town. May 27,E -T92T, and two newspaper reports. B9.9.1-B9.9.5 TSS and MSS of translations from The Iliad, Bk. 5 vi, line 369ff,Hector and Andromache, etc. B10.1-B10.4 Papers re Christian Science, 1 MSS, 3 TSS, n.d. 4 B11.1 Radio Broadcast by Sir Patrick Duncan to 1 celebrate Union Day, May 31, 1925. MSS. B12 Closer Union, a printed pamphlet of a speech 1 made by Sir Patrick Duncan in Durban. n.d.ca. 1906. C PRIVATE PAPERS, C1.1-C1.440 Carnegie Fund and Trust,, 1932-1933. Mainly 440 correspondence, dealing with requests for money from the Carnegie Corporation, including requests for funds for library development. C2.1-C2.272 J.M. and Sir Abe Bailey Papers, 1921-1924, 1927 307 -1933. Correspondence about the Bailey Educational Trust Fund,, includes letters from JH. Hofmeyr, and others C3.1.1-C3.1.149 Rhodes Trust; correspondence re applications, 155 1928-1933. C3.2.1-C3.2.5 Rhodes Trust and Diocesan College 5 correspondence concerning the standard of scholarship required for Rhodes scholars, 1929. C4.1-C4.30 Papers re Milner Art Scholarship, 1909-1917. 39 C5.1-C5.3 Papers re. Baker Architectural Scholarship, 1913. 3 C6.1-C6.141 Legal opinions of Sir Patrick Duncan, and 164 correspondence 1912-1931. C7.1-C7.15 Litigation concerning the case of the Prussian 15 Hausfideikommiss vs. S.W.A. Administration, 1927-1928. C8.1- C8.17 Letters from Sir Herbert Baker and Alex Aiken re 18 purchase of Sandhills by Sir Patrick Duncan, 1921. C9.1.1-C9.96.7 Correspondence concerning maintenance and sub- 117 letting of Sandhills and Stonehouse, 1928-1933,including receipts, etc. C10.1-C10.26 Private letters re financial matters, company 27 directorships, etc. 1924-2925. C11.1-C11.12 Correspondence and reports re Premier Cotton 44 Estates, 1926-1930. C12.1-C12.288 Correspondence re Pretoria News and Printing 344 Co., 1914-1929. C13.1.1-C13.13.194 Correspondence re estate of Sir George Farrar and 1 381 the Farrar Trust, 1918-1932. C14.1.1-C14.3.22 Letters, photographs, brochures, etc., re trip to the 124 U.S.A. with Lady Duncan, 1932. C15.1.1-C15.2.3 Appointment diaries for 1907-1909, 1911-1915, 33 1917-1937, and notebooks for 1917 and 1921. C15.3.1-C15.3.4 Four quarto size notebooks: Notebook dealing 4 with some S.A. Acts of Parliament, 1910, anti European legislation overseas, mainly re education, bilingualism,and other subjects. Two notebooks of Classical studies, one dated 1913.Notebook, dated Nov. 1907, containing Notes on the report of Natal Native Affairs Commission and Classical studies. C15.4.1-C15.4.5 Five notebooks, including:Bank book of Sir 5 Patrick Duncan's current account with Barclays Bank, Sept. 1915-Dec. 1926; .Expenditure book, Jan. 1927-Dec.1933; Notebook, dated June 1932, containing an account of a trip to America; a discussion on industrial depression with Lionel Hichens; U.S. Government action to relies depression; a long report on the Reconstruction Financial Corporation and its functions, U.S.A. 1932; notes of conversations on a proposed basis of agreement between the Nationalist and South African Parties for the formation of a combined or Coalition Government, 1933; TSS on Fundamentals and Policy of Coalition; and photographs and article on Duncan family in Scotland and their residence; Notebook entitled S.A. Reminiscences, 1938. Notebook, dated April 1937 - July 1939, on various South African political topics; and TSS notes of conversation between His Excellency and the Prime Minister, 4th August 1939. C16.1-C16.29 Correspondence re Stonehouse, 1916-1920, 29 including letters from Sir Herbert Baker, his partner F.L.H. Fleming, and D.C. Boonzaier, to Sir Patrick Duncan. C17.1-C17.27 Papers re H.E. Sutherland, 1911-1917. 27 C18.1-C18.6 Papers re T.B. Gilchrist, 1918-1922. 6 C19.1-C19.51 Letters from Richard Feetham about his personal 51 affairs, 1923-1930. C20.1-C20.136 Documents re Maldwyn Estates Irrigation Farms 141 Ltd., 1917-1921. C21.1-C21.114 Papers re S.A. Colonization Society, 1910-1914. 114 C22.1-C22.38 Correspondence dealing with Sir Rowland 38 Bourne's divorce and the settlement of his estate, 1922-1931. . C23.1.1-C23.1.15 Letters from Lionel Curtis to Sir Patrick Duncan, 15 John Dove, Geoffrey Robinson later .Dawson, and others, dealing with questions of imperialism involving Canada and theTransvaal, 1909-1911. C23.2.1-C23.2.25 Correspondence re sale of Lionel Curtis property, 25 Whitehouse, in Pretoria, 1909-1911. C23.3.1-C23.3.18 Letters from Lionel Curtis and Sir George Farrar 18 to Sir Patrick Duncan concerning S.A.Politics and the foundation of a newspaper with Philip Kerr as editor, 1907. C23.4.1-C23.4.24 Letters of an official nature dealing with Lionel 24 Curtis' resignation from the post of Assistant Transvaal Colonial Secretary for Local Affairs, 1905-1906. C24.1.1-C24.10.3 Assorted letters in response to Patrick Duncan 31 Jnr.'s efforts to obtain Biographical material on his father, including ,letters from F.W. Atterbury, Ashley Cooper, L.S. Amery, and newspaper clippings, mainly 1950. C25 Guest book: Government House - Westbrooke 1 -Kingshouse,1937-1948. C26.1.1-C26.3.2 Guest lists etc., for parties at Government House. 44 n.d. C27.1.1-C27.1.6 Greek Royal visit, 1941 6 C27.2.1-C27.2.24 Itineraries and invitations for tours made by the 24 Governor-General and Lady Duncan, 1937-1942. C27.3.1-C27.3.117 Seating plans for banquets and dinners,1937-1941. 117 C28.1-C28.10 Travelling arrangements and itinerary for a visit to 10 Bloemfontein by Lady Duncan, Oct.1942. C29 Order of precedence of protocol for Union of 1 South Africa, 1931. C30.1-C30.6 Samples of invitation cards used at Government 6 House ca. 1937-1943. C31.1-C31.61 Miscellaneous invitations, menus and brochures, 61 ca. 1916-1941. C32.1-C32.3 Letters to the Comptroller at Government 3 House,1939-1940. C33 Lady Duncan's Driving Licence, issued in 1 Kokstad 1915. C34.1-C34.20 Personal telegrams to Sir Patrick Duncan and 20 Lady Duncan,1910-1943. C35.1-C35.7 Papers re personal insurance policy,1904-1905. 7 C36.1 Programme of graduation ceremony at U.C.T. 3 March 31st, 1939, conferring Hon. Degrees of LLD on Sir Patrick Duncan and Sir John Carruthers Beattie. C37.1-C37.10 Miscellaneous clippings and poems etc.,.n.d. 10 C38.1-C38.3 Two letters from the Carnegie Corporation, one 3 announcing the award to Sir Patrick Duncan of a Bronze Medal (1936), and the other the award of a Plaque (1929) for his commendable services; and a newspaper clipping. C39.1-C39.4 A roneod letter with attachments to Sir Patrick 4 Duncan as Prior of the Order of St. John from the Priory of the Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, concerning regulations and organization, 1943. C40.1-C40.4 Court circular (P.C.2676) announcing the 5 appointment of Sir Patrick Duncan as a Member of the Privy Council, 28th May 1937, and other miscellaneous communications concerned with the coronation of King George VI, 1937. D SIR PATRICK DUNCAN CORRESPONDENCE D1.1.1-D1.1.2 From Leopold S. Amery, 1910, on the white 2 labour issue. D1.2.1-D1.2.26 From Sir Abe Bailey, 1909-1939, expressing his 26 views of current political trends. D1.3.1-D1.3.3 From Arthur G. Barlow, 1913, on political affairs 3 in Bloemfontein. D1.4.1-D1.4.7 Between Louis Botha and Sir Patrick Duncan 7 (copies), 1907-1919, on political matters. D1.5.1-D1.5.3 From John Buchan (Lord Tweedsmuir), 3 1936-1940. D1.6.1-D1.6.2 From Henry Burton, 1916. 2 D1.7.1-D1.7.2 From S.H. Butcher, 1888 2 D1.8.1-D1.8.4 From Lord Robert Cecil,. 1924-1937, mainly 4 letters of introduction for various people. D1.9.1-D1.9.6 Between H. Crawford, and Sir Patrick Duncan, 6 concerning banking policy for [Barclays Bank?], 1913. D1.10.1-D1.10.2 From F.H.P. Creswell, 1920 anti 1929, on 2 politica1 matters. D1.11.1-D1.11.12 From Lionel Curtis,[1908?] - 1942. 1 D1.12.1-D1.12.2 From Geoffrey Dawson, 1933, with reply from, 2 the Department of Railways and Harbours. D1.13.1-D1.13.7 From John Dove, [1.907? - 1931, mainly about 7 labour and land settlement scheme. D1.14.1-D1.14.2 From Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, 1913 and 1916. 2 D1.15.1-D1.15.2 From Mahatma Gandhi, a telegram,, 1913, and a 2 letter, 1926. D1.16.1-D1.16.2 From P.G.W. Grobler, and reply 1942. 2 D1.17.1-D1.17.3 From [G?] Hartog, 1919, about labour problems. 3 D1.1B.1-D1.18.19 From Sir Alfred Hennessy, 1915-1920, mainly 19 dealing with the policy of the Unionist Party of South Africa. D1.19.1-D1.19.4 From J.B.M. Hertzog, with one draft reply from 4 Sir Patrick Duncan, 1917-1940. D1.20.1-D1.20.2 Froui [H?] Hofmeyr, 1905, concerning education, 2 in the Transvaal. D1.21.2-D1.21.3 From P. Hors fall, 1918 and 1933. 3 D1.22.1-D1.22.3 From Sir James Rose Innes, 1934-1939. 3 D1.23.1-D1.23.9 From Philip Kerr, 1919-1939. 9 D1.24.1-D1.24.3 From F.S. Malan, 1918, concerning bye-elections, 3 and reply from Sir Patrick Duncan. D1.25.1-D1.25.2 From Dougal 0. Malcolm, 1907 and 1936. 2 D1.26.1-D1.26.3 From John Martin, 1933-1934. 3 D1.27.1-Dl.27.3 From John X. Merriman, 1911-1920. 3 D1.28.1-D1.28.3 From Lord Milner one 1897 and two 1911. 3 D1.29.1-D1.29.3 From [J?] N. Murray, 1897, 1908 and 1913. 3 D1.30.1-D1.30.4 From Sir Montagu Ommanney, 1901, concerning 4 Sir Patrick Duncan's appointment to a post in South Africa. D1.31.1-D1.31.3 From J. de V. Roos, 1913, and reply fcom Sir 3 Patrick Duncan. D1.32.1-D1.32.6 From V.S.S. Sastri, 1923-1929. 7 D1.33.1-D1.33.3 From Olive Schreiner, 1912-1913. 3 D1.34.1-D1.34.15 From Sir Thomas Smartt, 1912--1920, and some 15 replies from Sir Patrick Duncan. D1.35.1-D1.35.67 From J.C. Smuts, 1907-1942, including texts of 67 papers ,and replies from Sir Patrick Duncan. D1.36.1-D1.36.11 From Sir Richard Solomon, [1905 - 1911?] 11 D1.37.1-D1.37.2 From Soul Solomon, 1931 and 1942. 2 D1.38.1-D1.38.2 From H.S.(?) Stanley, 1932 - 1933. 2 D1.39.1-D1.39.2 Front Vere Stent, 1926, about the flag issue. 2 D1.40.1-D1.40.6 From, F.C. Sturrock, 1936-1942. 6 D1.41.1-D1.41.2 From E.M. Syfret, 1914. 2 D1.42.1-D1.42.3 From Sir Fabian Ware, one dated 1932, and one 3 with Sir Patrick Duncan's reply, undated. D1.43.1-D1.43.3 From T.A. White, 1918-1921,.including 2 replies 8 from Sir Patrick Duncan. D1.44.1-D1.44.5 From H.1. Wyndham, 1919-1026. 5 D2.1-D2.47 Miscellaneous single letters from a number of 49 people including one each from the following: Lady Balm-Powell (1941), Leslie Blackwell - (n.d. ca. 1937), Lord Buxton (1917), Neville Chamberlain (1940), Drummond Chqplin (1920), George Craik (1909), F.V. Engelenburg (1913), Edward Grigg (1926), J.H. Hofmeyr (1940), J.E.(?) Holloway (1939), H.C. Hull (1912), Lord Irwin (1929), Godfrey Lngden (n.d.), R. Kelsey Loveday (1905), Malcolm MacDonald (1938), Harm Oost (1917), Lionel Phillips (1915), J.J. Pienaar (1942), O.D. Schreiner (1930), W.P. Schreiner (1917). D3.1-D3.4 Letterbooks belonging to Sir Patrick Duncan, 4 1915-1'020. D 4 Selborne Letters: Letters from Countess Lady Maud Solborne to Sir Patrick Duncan, 1907-1943. D4.1.1-D4.1.3 1907 3 D4.2.1-D4.2.9 1908 9 D4.3.1-D4.3.17 1909 17 D4.4.1-D4.4.34 1910 34 D4.5.1-D4.5.22 1911 22 D4.6.1-D4.6.9 1912 9 D4.7.1-D4.7.27 1913 27 D4.8.1-D4.8.39 1914 39 D4.9.1-D4.9.49 1915 49 D4.10.1-D4.10.36 1916 36 D4.11.1-D4.11.43 1917 43 D4.12.1-D4.12.32 1918 32 D4.13.1-D4.13.28 1919 28 D4.14.1-D4.14.30 1920 30 D4.15.1-D4.15.49 1921 49 D4.16.1-D4.16.47 1922 47 D4.17.1-D4.17.44 1923 44 D4.13.1-D4.18.40 1924 40 D4.19.1-D4.19.47 1925 47 D4.20.1-D4.20. 38 1926 38 D4.21.1-D4.21.45 1927 45 D4.22.1-D4.22.39 1928 39 D4.23.1-D4.23.34 1929 34 D4.24.1-D4.24.39 1930 39 D4.25.1-D4.25.32 1931 32 D4.26.1-D4:26.19 1932 19 D4.27.1-D4.27.42 19331 42 D4.28.1-D4.28.40 1934 40 D4.29.1-D4.29.24 1935 24 D4.30.1--D4.30.37 1936 37 D4.31.1-D4.31.27 1937 27 D4.32.1-D4.32.43 1938 48 D4.33.1-D4.33.47 1939 47 D4.34.1-D4.34.40 1940 40 D4.35.1-D4.35.24 1941 24 D4.36.1-D4.36.17 1942 17 D4.37.1 1943 1 D4.38.1-D4.38.107 Undated 107 D4.39.1 1943 (to Lady Duncan) 1 D4.40.1-D4.40.4 (4 miscellaneous letters to Lady Selborne) 4 D4.41.1-D4.41.3 1948-1949 (to Patrick Duncan, Jnr.) 3 D4.42.1-D4.42.4 950 (3 letters and 1 newspaper clipping, from Lady Selborne`s son to Patrick Duncan, Jnr.) D5 Letters from Sir Patrick Duncan to Lady Maud Selborne 1907-1943 D5.1.1-D5.1.2 1907 2 D5.2.1-D5.2.6 1908 6 D5.3.1-D5.3.6 1909 6 D5.4.1-D5.4.21 1910 21 D5.5.1-D5.5.16 1911 16 D5.6.1-D5.6.17 1912 17 D5.7.1-D5.7.40 1913 40 D5.8.1-D5.8.50 1914 50 D5.9.1-D5.9.27 1915 27 D5.10.1-D5.10.35 1916 35 D5.11.1-D5.11.5 1917 5 D5 .12 .1-D5.12.9 1918 9 D5.13.1-D5.13.17 1919 17 D5.14.1-D5.14.49 1920 49 D5.15.1-D5.15.23 1921 23 D5.16.1-D5.16.42 1922 42 D5.17.1-D5.17.33 1923 33 D5.18.1-D5.18.15 1924 15 D5 .19 .1-D5 .19.50 1925 50 D5.20.1-D5.20.44 1926 44 D5.21.1-D5.21.15 1927 15 D5.22.1-D5.22.7 1930 7 D5.23.1-D5.23.10 1931 10 D5.24.1-D5.24.31 1932 31 D5.25.1-D5.25.42 1933 42 D5.26.1-D5.26.41 1934 41 D5.27.1-D5.27.32 1935 32 D5.28.1-D5.28.41 1936 41 D5-.29.1-D5.29.2 1941 2 D5.30.1-D5.30.11 1942 11 D5.31.1-D5.31.3 1943 8 D6.1-D6.5.3 Letters from Lord Selborne to Sir Patrick Duncan, 29 1905-1934. D7.1.1-D7.1.11 Letters from Violet Markham to Sir Patrick 11 Duncan, 1913-1915. D8.1.1- D8.6.51 Letters from Edith de Burgh and other members of 152 the de Burgh family to Sir Patrick Duncan,1909-1933, but many undated. D9.1.1-D9.1.36 Miscellaneous letters to Sir Patrick Duncan 36 including letters from the following: Charles [F?] Clarkson (1937), John Russell Darbyshire, Archbishop of Cape Town (1943), H.A.L. Fisher (1928), B. Jowett, Balliol College (1838), A.D. Lindsay, 2 letters (1933-1939), Sarah Gertrude Millin, 4 letters (1933, 1941-1942). D9.2.1-D9.2.23 Miscellaneous notes and letters including 23 documents on the Maarseveen arbitration case,1907-1936. D 9.3.1-D9.3.22 Letters from unidentified people, 1338-1941. 22 D10.1.1-D10.5.11 Letters from the Farrar family to Sir Patrick 37 Duncan, 1904-1922. D11.1.1-D11.5.13 Letters from Sir Herbert Baker to Sir Patrick 121 Duncan, mainly personal but some re Rhodes' grave, the Milner memorial the flag issue,etc. and three letters to Lady Duncan, one to Lady Selborne and some TSS extracts from letters to Sir Herbert from Sir Patrick Duncan, 1914-1945. D12.1.1-D12.1.15 Letters from Mr. Justice Richard Feetham to Sir 15 Patrick Duncan, 1918-1942. D13.1.1-D13.1.35 Letters from Lionel Hichens to Sir Patrick 35 Duncan, 1915-1940, including one to Lionel Hichens and one to Hermione Hichens from Sir Patrick Duncan. . D14.1.1-D14.1.25 Miscellaneous personal letters, 1908-1942. 35 D15.1.1-D15.1.46 Education Policy and Orange Free State dispute, 46 including letters from J.W. Jagger, Sir George Farrar, W. Fraser, J.C. Smuts and Lord Milner,1905-1913. D15.2.1-D15.2.3 Mushroom Land Settlement, 1913. 3 D15.3.1-D15.3.2 Lettets re Louis Trichardt Case, 1928. 2 D15.4.1-D15.4.2 Draft of J. C. Smuts' speech on laying down 2 office, 1924. D15.5.1 Sir Patrick Duncan's reply to Hertzog's demand in 1 1939 for a General Election. D15.6.1-U15.6.2 Letter re Sir Pntrick Duncan's reading of 2 J.C.Smuts' speech over the radio, 1`335 D15. 7.1 Fetter from [J.H?] Blaney re United S.A. National 1 Party, 4.3.1935. D15.8.1- D15.8.15 Letters re Unionist Party, Transvaal, mainly 15 Fordsburg Branch, 1916-1919, from H.W. Day. D15.9.1-D15.9.7 Letters from J.C. Smuts and reply re Native 7 Franchise, 1926. D15.10.1-D15.10.7 Letters re Sir Patrick Duncan's appointment as 7 Director of the National Bank of South Africa,1912. D15.11.1-D15.11.5 Letters from Sir Patrick Duncan to Hugh 5 Wyndham, Lord Milner, Sir Rider Haggard and Lord Selborne, re immigration from the United Kingdom to South Africa, 1916. D15.12.1-D15.12.16 Correspondence with Paul D. Clever, 1914-1915. . 16 D15.13.1-D15.13.5 Papers by (Sir Patrick Duncan?) on political 5 subjects but unsigned and undated, ca. mid 1910 's. TSS. D15.14 Minute ca Native Policy and Education. 1 D15.15.1-D15.15.4 Letters from the Rev. Chas. Phillips and a 4 questionnaire re liquor laws, 1.10. D15.16.1-D15.16.2 Letters to (?] Anstey anal (?] Henderson, re Unionist Party politics, 1916.2 D15. 17. 1-D15.17.2 Letter from Sir Patrick Duncan, urging the 2 members of the Unionist Party in the Waterburg Constituency to vote for the South African Party candidate in the 1915 election. D15.18.1-D15.18.24 Correspondence with [G?] Hartog, H.J. Lamb and 24 [F.A.N?] Lucas re deadlock in Transvaal Provincial Council, 1916. D16.1-D16.6 TSS copies of Sir Patrick Duncan's letters to L.S. 6 Amery in the Round Table archives, 1908-1911. D17.1.1-D17.1.4 Correspondence re Gold Standard, between C.J. 4 Krige, Col. W.R. Collins and Sir Patrick Duncan , 1931. D17.2.1-D17.2.2 Letters from R.W. Close, 1931., concerning 2 bye-elections and Dr. D.F. Milan. D17.3 Letter from O.D. Schreiner,re: Select Commission 1 on Native Bill,1931. D17.4.1-D17.4.2 Letter from J.H. Hofmeyr, plus enclosure from Sir 2 Patrick Duncan to J.C. Smuts re Party affairs in Natal, 1932. D17.5.1-D17.5.5 Letters from D.F. Malan and W. L'E. Fawcett re 5 retirement and pensions of ex-republican officials and ex-members of the Royal Engineers Corps, 1932. D17.6.1-D17.6.5 Sir Patrick Duncan's refusal to Dr. D.F. Malan to 5 serve on a Parliamentary Commission for-the changing of the system of local Provincial Government, 1932. D17.7.1-D17.7.2 Letters From Justice R. Feetham and N.F. Currey 2 re Michaelhouse financial affairs, 1932. D17.8.1--D17.8.3 Legal opinion by D.M. Buchanan and T. Reny and 3 letters from [H.G.Lewis?] re: St. Andrew's College Private Bill, 1932, and the legal position of the Church of England. D17.9 Letter from Govt. Secretary's Office, Mbabane, re 1 Basutoland affairs, 1932. (autograph not identified). D17.10 Memorandum initialled [L.B?] to Sir Patrick 1 Duncan re the appointments to the Bench and certain grievances about favouritism, 1933. D18.1-D18.5 Letters. from Robert Duncnn, Sir Patrick Duncan's 5 brother, 1915 and 1931-1943. D19.1-D19.2 Letters to Sir Patrick Duncon from Patrick 2 Duncan of Balchers, King Edward, Banff, 1915,1916. D20 Miscellaneous envelopes addressed to Sir Patrick 133 Duncan. E DUNCAN FAMILY MATERIAL E1.1-E1.54 Correspondence re Estate of A.V. Dold, 54 1928-1932. E2.1-E2.19 Correspondence re Insolvent Estate of H.S. Dold, 19 1932. E3.1-E3.152 Documents re V. Dold and Co. Ltd., 1916-1925 152 and correspondence with the Custodian of Enemy Property on behalf of Hermann Speiser. E4.1-E4.210 Correspondence re the property of Miss E. Dold, 235 1930-1932. E5.1.1-E5.1.27 Lady Duncan's appointment diaries, 1914-1942. 28 E5.2.1-E5.2.2 Two notebooks of reminiscences in Lady 2 Duncan's writing, plus loose leaves, ca. 1936-1943. E5.3.1-E5.3.3 Notebooks containing Lady Duncan's personal 3 reminiscences of her children, her friends and also of a visit to India, 1921-1927. E6.1.1-E6.1.36 Messages by Lady Duncan for "Our Children's 36 Day" appeals, Child Welfare Society Congresses and Girl Guides, 1937-1943. E6.2.1-E6.2.9 Miscellaneous speeches by Lady Duncan at 9 soldiers clubs, war fund associations, etc,[1939-1943?]. E6.3.1-E6.3.3 Lady Duncan's speeches at various hostels, 3 1937--1938 E6.4.1-E6.4.8 Miscellaneous speeches, and notes, by Lady 8 Duncan, delivered at luncheons, etc 1939-1941. E6.5.1--E6.5.11 Speeches by Lady Duncan for the Governor 11 General's National War Fund, Gifts and Comforts, etc. 1940-1942. E6.6.1-E6.6.6 Speeches by Lady Duncan at various flower 6 shows, 1937-1941. E6.7.1-E6.7.12 Miscellaneous speeches by Lady 12 Duncan,1937-1943. E6.8.1-E6.8.4 Openings of exhibitions by Lady 4 Duncan,1938-1941. E6.9.1-E6.9.5 Deaf-dumb and blind organisations, addresses by 5 Lady Duncan, 1939-1942. E6.10.1-E6.10.17 Speeches by Lady Duncan at won-european, 17 institutions, 1937-1942. E6.11.1-E6.11.16 Christmas greetings, including one from Sarah 16 Gertrude Millin, with TSS copies of replies by Lady Duncan, 1942. E6. 12. 1-E6. 12.6 Women's Agricultural Union, speeches by Lady 6 Duncan, 1937-1940. E6.13.1-E6.13.3 Addresses by Lady Duncan r-o the Union of 3 Jewish Women and the Pretoria Benevolent Society, 1937--1940. E6.14.1-E6.14.14 Speeches by Lady Duncan to nurses and nursing 14 associations, 1937-1942. E6.15.1-E6.15.18 Speeches by Lacy Duncan to National Council of 13 Women, 1937-1942. E6.16.1-E6.16.20 Duplicates of speeches made by Lady Duncan to 20 various times,1940-1342. E6.17.1-E6.17.2 S.A. Women's auxiliary Services, addresses by 2 Lady Duncan, 1940 and 1942. E6.18.1-E6.18.6 Copied of documents concerning a visit to the 6 Ciskei and Transkei, 1941. E6. 19. 1-E6. 19.3 Addresses at nursery schools, etc, by Lady 3 Duncan, 1937-1941. E6.20.1-E6.20.5 Women's clubs, addresses by Lady 5 Duncan,1937-1942. E6.21.1-E6.21.3 Social Services, addresses by Lady Duncan and 3 Mr. Kuschke,1938-1941. E6.22.1-E6.22.2 Speech by Lady Duncan at the "Liberty Fair" in 2 Bloemfontein, 1942. E6.23.1-E6.23.12 Speeches by Lady Duncan ;at institutions for the 12 care of cripples, etc., 1937-1942. E6.24.1-E6.24.55 Miscellaneous TSS extracts from letters about Sir 55 Patrick and Andrew Duncan, about 1940 -1943. E6.25.1-E6.25.31 Congratulatory messages on Sir Patrick's 59 reappointment for a, second term as Governor General, 1942. E6.26.1-E6.26.3 Addresses at various church functions, 1937-1940. 3 E6.27.1-E6.27.6 Christmas Stamp Fund and Care Committee for 6 T.B. Patients, messages and speeches by Lady Duncan, 1937-1940. E6.28.1-E6.28.13 H.E. the Governor- General's speeches at various 13 functions, 1938 –1941. E6.29.1-E6.29.21 Guides and Wayfarers, speeches by Lady Duncan, 21 1937-1942. E6.30.1-E6.30.13 Red Cross and St. John's Ambulance Brigade 13 functions, speeches by Lady Duncan,1938-1943. E6.31 Animal Welfare Society, address by Lady 1 Duncan, 1938. E6.32.1-E6.32.6 British Empire Service League; Guild of Loyal 6 Woven; Sons of England, addresses by Lady Duncan, 1937-1942. E6.33.1-E6.33.39 Lady Duncan's messages to S.A. 39 women,1937-1943. E7.1-E7.90 Sir Patrick Duncan's Will, and other pipers 90 including inventories, price lists, etc. concerning Sir Patrick Duncan's estate. E8.1.1.-E8.1.5 Letters from Sir Patrick Dun can to Sir Herbert 5 Baker, addressed to "My dear Bear",1938-1940 . E8.2.1-E8.2.11 Letters from various people, including Lionel 11 Curtis, addressed mainly to Richard Feetham, about Sir Patrick Duncan, 1948-1950. E8.3.1-E8.3.5 TSS copies of speeches made by Sir Patrick 5 Duncan, 1908, which appeared in The Star. E9 Letters to Sir Patrick Duncan from Lady Duncan, 1916-1943. E9.1.1-E9.1.39 1916 39 E9.2.1-E9.2.9 1918 9 E9.3.1-E9.3.14 1919 14 E9.4.1-E9.4.19 1920 19 E 9.5.1-E.9.5.13 1921 13 E9.6.1-E9.6.32 1922 32 E9.7.1-E9.7.19 1923 19 E 9.8.1-E9.8.40 1924 40 E9.9.1-E9.9.34 1925 34 E9.10.1-E9.10.7 1926 7 E9.11.1-E9.11.49 1927 49 E9.12.1-E9.12.9 1928 9 E9.13.1-E9.13.61 1929 51 E9.14.1-E9.14.72 1930 72 E9.15.1-E9.15.155 1931 155 E9.16.1-E9.16.16 1932 16 E9.17.1-E9.17.47 1933 47 E9.18.1-E9.18.30 1934 30 E9.19.1-E9.19.5 1935 5 E9.20.1-E9.20.9 1936 9 E9.21.1-E9.21.2 1938 2 E9.22.1-E9.22.4 1939 4 E9.23.1-E9.23.4 1940 4 E9.24.1-E9.24.13 1942 13 E9.25.1-E9.25.2 1943 2 E9.26.1-E9.26.31 undated 31 E10 Letters from Sir Patrick Duncan to Lady Duncan, 1916 -1943. E10.1.1-E10.1.45 1916 45 E10.2.1-E10.2.6 1918 6 E10.3.1-E10.3.10 1919 10 E10.4.1-E10.4.22 1920 22 E10.5.1-E10.5.8 1921 8 E10.6.1-E10.6:34 1922 34 E10.7.1- E10.7.18 1923 18 E10.8.1-E10.8.53 1924 53 E10. 9.1-E10. 9.35 1925 35 E10.10.1-E10.10.8 1926 8 E10.11.1--E10.11.49 1927 49 E10.12.1-E10.12.31 1928 31 E10.13.1-E10.13.49 1929 49 E10.14.1-E10.14. 23 1930 23 E10.15.1-E10.15.35 1931 35 E10.16.1-E10.1G.6 1933 6 E10.17.1-E10.17.11 1934 11 E10.18 1937 1 E10.19.1-E10.19.5 1939 5 E 10.20.1-E10.20.3 1940 3 E10.21 1941 1 E10.22.1-E10.22.14 1942 14 E10.23.1-E10.23.3 1943 3 E10.24.1-E10.24.8 undated 8 E11 Letters from Patrick Duncan jnr to his parents, 1931-1947. E11.1.1-E11.1.6 1931-42 6 E11.2.1-E11.2.17 1944 17 E11.3.1-E11.3.62 1945 62 E11.4.1-E11.4.34 1946 34 E11.5.1-E11.5.44 1947 44 E11. G.1-E11.6.3 undated 3 E12 Letters from Andrew Duncan to his parents, 1938-.1942.' E12.1.1-E12.1.17 1938 17 E12.2.1-E12.2.20 1939 20 E12.3.1-E12.3.9 1940-41 9 E12.4.1-E12.4.22 1942 22 E12.5.1-E12.5.17 correspondence in connection with Andrew 17 Duncan, 1940-45. E13 Letters from Lady Duncan to Andrew Duncan, 1938-1942. E13.1.1-E13.1.12 1938 (one from Sir Patrick) 12 E13.2.1-E13.2.22 1939 22 E13.3.1-E13.3.2 1941 2 E13.4.1-E13.4.2 1942 (one from Sir Patrick) 2 E14 Letters from Deborah Duncan to Lady Duncan, 1943-1946. E14.1.1-.E14.1.14 1943 14 E14.2.1-E14.2.30 1944 34 E14.3.1-E14.3.31 1945 31 E14.4.1-E14.4.24 1946 24 E15 Letters to Deborah Duncan, including Christmas cards, invitations etc., from friends and relations, E15.1.1-E15.1.17 1938-41 (letters) 17 E15.2.1-E15.2.14 1939-41 (cards) 14 E 16 Letters from John Duncan to his parents, 1941-1947 E16.1.1-E16.1.17 1941 17 E16.2.1-E16.2.20 1943-44 20 E16.3.1-E16.3.24 194.5 24 E16.4.1-E16.4.6 1947 6 E 16.5:1-E16.5.6 Letters from various sources concerning the 6 internment and release of John Duncan by the French in North Africa, 1942. E17 Letters from Lady Duncan to her mother Mrs. V. Dold, and other members of hey family, 1909 1929. E17.1 1909 1 E17.2.1-E17.2.2 1911 2 E17.3.1-E17.3.2 1910-11 2 E17.4.1-E17.4.37 1912 37 E17.5.1-E17.5.43 1913 43 E17.6.1-E17.6.32 1914 32 E17.7 1915 1 E17.8.1 - E17.8.38 1916 38 E 17.9.1-E17.9. 65 1917 65 E17.10.1-E17.10.58 1914 58 E17.11.1-E17.11.43 1919 43 E 17.12.1-E17.12.10 1920 10 E17.13.1-E17.13.16 1923-25 16 E17.14.1-E17.14.46 1926 46 E17.15.1-E17.15.33 1927 33 E17.16.1-E17.16.53 1928 53 E17.17.1-E17.17.24 1929 24 E17.18.1-E17.18.8 undated E18 Personal letters to Lady Duncan (nee Dold) before her marriage E18.1.1- E18.1.26 1914-15 26 E18.2.1-13.2.35 1916 35 E18.3.1-E18.3.14 undated letters and fragments 14 E19 Personal letters to Lady Duncan from various people including Philip Kerr, Sarah. Gertrude Millin, Robert Duncan, Frau Welti, Retha Speiser Leila and Richard Feetham, Edith de Burgh, Eric Dold, Issnos Dold, and others. E19.1.1-E19.1.46 1917 46 E19.2.1-E19.2.60 1918 60 E19.3.1-E19.3.14 1919 14 E19.4.1-E19.4.51 1920 51 E19.5.1-E19.5.8 1921 8 E19.6.1-E19.6.7 1924 7 E19.7.1-E19.7.2 1925 2 E19.8.1-E19.3.23 1927-31 23 E19.9.1-E19.9.12 1934-35 12 E19.10.1-E19.10.12 1936 12 E19.11.1-E19.11.5 1937 5 E19.12.1-EI9.12.4 1936 4 E19.13.1-E19.13.23 1939 23 E19.14.1-E19.14.15 1940 15 E19.15.1-E19.15.18 1941 18 E19.16.1-E19.16.28 1942 28 E19.17.1-E19.17.22 1943-46 22 E19.18.1-E19.18.26 1947-48 26 E19.19.1-E19.19.39 undated 39 E20.1.1-E20.1.28 Letters from the British Royal family, including 28 one T.L.S. by King George VI and 2 A.L.S. by Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother), 1937-1947, and some documents concerned with the award of an honorary doctorate to Sir Patrick Duncan by the University of Edinburgh,1931. E20.2.1-E20.2.5 Letters from King George II of Greece and from 5 Princess Marie (i.e. Princess George of Greece) 1941-1942. E20.3.1-E20.3.4 Letter and telephone message from Princess Marie 4 Louise, and 2 TSS. replies from Lady Duncan, 1938-1940. E21.1.1-E21. 1. 33 Letters from J. C. Smuts to Lady Duncan, 1923 3 -1947 E21.2.1-E21.2.7 Personal letters from Isie Smuts to Lady Duncan, 1942-1948. E22.1.1-E22.1.15 Letters re Sir Patrick Duncan's illness and death, 15 plus medical report, 1942-44. E23.1.1-E23.1.2 From Roy Campbell, and his mother, Mrs 2 Campbell, thanking Sir Patrick and Lady, Duncan for arranging, an extension of have for Roy Campbell, 1943. E23.2.1-E23.2.2 From Sarah Gertrude Millin, 1942-1943. 2 E23.3.1-E23.3.3 Letters from Lord Harlech with a copy of a letter 3 from C.N.A. Clarke re Patrick Duncan jar`s career, 1942-1943. E23.4.1-E23.4.6 From Lady Duncan to Princess Alice, Mr. Pirow, 6 J.B.M. Hertzog, Lady Buxton and Mrs. J.H. Conradie, TSS copies, 1940-1941. E24.1-E24.3 Letters re pension for Lady Duncan, 1943. 3 E25.1.1-E25.1.31 Letters from Lady Duncan's sisters, Retha. Speiser 31 and Erica Dold, 1915-1916. E25.2 Letter to Dr. Gie, South African Consul in 1 Sweden, about Lady Duncan's sister in Berlin, 1939. E26 Letter to Sir Patrick Duncan re bail for A.R. 1 Duncan in Kimberley,1915. E27 Letters from Lady Duncan to her: children, 1938-1944. E27.1.1-E27.1.56 1938 to Patrick and Andrew 56 E27.2.1-E27.2.53 1939 to Patrick and Andrew 53 E27.3.1-E27.3.85 1940 to Patrick, John and Andrew 85 E27.4.1-E27.4.50 1941 to Patrick,. John, Andrew and Deborah 50 E27.5.1-E27.5.43 1942 to Patrick, John and Andrew 43 E27.6.1-E27.6.30 1943 to Patrick, John and Deborah 30 E27.7.1-E27.7.20 Miscellaneous extracts and copies of verses, 20 mainly to do with Andrew. E28 Letters to, from and concerning Andrew Duncan, E28.1.1-E28.1.6 1938 letters about his admission to Balliol. 6 E28.2.1-E28.2.15 1938-39 letters to Andrew at Balliol from Sir 15 Patrick Duncan. E28.3.1-E28.3.8 1940-42 letters from Andrew to Deborah. 3 E28.4 1936 letter from Uncle Robert Duncan to Andrew. 1 E29.1-E29.17 Letters from the Duncan children to 'Granny Dold' 17 and to their parents, 1925-1931. E30 Papers re the Duncan children. E30.1. 1-E30. 1.30 Letters by the. children (mainly Andrew) to their 30 parents ca. 1926-1942. E30.2.1-E30.2.5 Letters from schoolmasters concerning the 5 Duncan children, 1928-1943. E30.3.1-E30.3.31 Drawings by the Duncan.children. n.d. 31 E30.4.1-E30.4.27 School reports and Junior Certificates for the 27 Duncan children, ca. 1926-1938. E30.5. 1-E30.5.8 Miscellaneous material in(l compositions by 8 Andrew while at school. One item 1929, but mostly undated. E31.1-E31.218 Letters of condolence regarding Andrew Duncan 218 's death in action, 1942. E32.1-E32.89 Invitations to Sir Patrick ,end Lady Duncan to 89 functions connected with the Silver Jubilee Celebrations fur King George V and Queen Mary, London, 1935. E33 Congratulatory messages to Sic Patrick and Alice Duncan on their marriage, 1916. E33.1.1-E33.1.191 telegrams 191 E33.2.1-E33.2.88 letters to Alice Dold 88 E33.3.1-E33.3.70 letters to Patrick Duncan. 70 E34.1-E34.110 Congratulatory messages on the birth of the 110 Duncan's first son, Patrick, June 1918. E35 Congratulatory messages on Sir Patrick Duncan `s appointment as Governor General of the Union of South Africa. E35.1.1-E35.1.16 List of names of people from whom telegrams and 16 letters were received, 1936, and some letters expressing regret at Sir Patrick Duncan's appointment as Governor General. E35.2.1-E35.2.156 telegrams, 1936. 156 E35.3.1-E35.3.312 telegrams, mainly to Lady Duncan, 1936. 312 E35.4.1-E35.4.275 letters to Sir Patrick Duncan, 1936. 275 E35.5.1-E35.5.51 various letters of congratulation, 1936. 51 E36.1-E36.77 Congratulatory messages on Sir Patrick Duncan 's 77 appointment as Minister of Mines,1933, including messages from Mayor of Kimberley,Bishop of Johannesburg, Tom Naude, and others, and replies. E37.1-E37.96 Congratulatory messages on the award of the 96 D.F.C. to Andrew Duncan, and for his promotion in the field, 1941. E38.1-E38.44 Messages of goodwill on Sir Patrick Duncan 's 63 convalescence, 1943. E39 Biographical information about Sir Patrick Duncan collected by Patrick Duncan, Jnr, ca 1945-1951. E39.1 MSS extracts from correspondence between Sir 1 Herbert Biker and Sir Patrick Duncan, lent by the office of Sir Herbert Baker and Scott, London, ca 1937. E39.2.1-E39.2.2 MSS copies of letters from Lionel Curtis to 2 Andrew Duncan, 30.11.1940, and to Sir Patrick Duncan, 17.12.1940. E39.3.1- E39.3.7 Correspondence between Patrick Duncan, jnr, end 9 Richard Feetham, J.A. Grey and Robert Duncan, 1948. E39.4.1-E39.4.12 Letters from Richard Feetham, Maggie Duncan, 12 and others, 1949. E39.5.1-E39.5.17 Letters from Richard Feetham, H.J.C. Grierson, 17 and others, 1950. E39.6.1-E39.6.2 Letters from Richard Feetham 1951. 2 E39.7.1-E39.7.3 Undated letters, one from Edith de Burgh. 3 E39.8.1-E39.8.5 Genealogical notes on the Duncan family. 5 E39.9.1-E39.9.4 Notes on Sir Patrick's life to 1901. TSS. (4 copies) 4 E39.10.1-E39.10.7 Newspaper clippings, etc. 7 E39.11.1-E39.11.3 Unidentified portraits. 3 E40.1.1-E40.26.5 Correspondence from Sir Patrick Duncan, 55 including letters to Lord Harlech, L.S. Amery, Lionel Curtis, Dougal Malcolm, and others, and replies to some of his letters,1942-1943. E41.1.1-E41.12 Letters and copies of letters written by Sir Patrick 25 Duncan to L.S. Amery, Sir Thomas Watt, Sir Thomas Smartt, Lionel Curtis, and others. 1903-1943. E42.1-E42.152 Fragments of notes, letters and replies, undated. 152 E43.1.-E43.3 Wills of members of the Dold family, 1939-40. 3 E44.1-E44.2 A letter of congratulation to Alice Doll on her 2 engagement, and a photograph of her, 1916. E45.1-E45.4 Letters to Andrew Duncan, from various people, 4 including 2 from his god father, Walter Webber,1941. E46 Last Will and Testament of Alice Doll, Lady 1 Duncan `s mother, TSS copy. 1.4.1927. E47 Unsigned poems, possibly by W.E.D. TSS. n.d. 1 E48 Translation of Sappho's Ode to Aphrodite, 1 probably by Sir Patrick Duncan, n. d.ca. 1937-1943. E49.1-E49.33 Snapshots, including some of the Duncan 44 children, and some negatives. E50.1-E50.2 Attempts at story writing by the Duncanchildren? 2 n. d. F SCRAPBOOKS, MUSEUM OBJECTS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. F1.1-F1.4 Volumes of newspaper cuttings dealing with Sir 4 Patrick Duncan 's period as Governor-General, 1936-1943. F2.1-F2.2 Lady Duncan's scrapbooks of events concerning 2 her interests and speeches made by Sir Patrick, 1916-1036. F3.1 Newspaper clippings of Sir Patrick Duncan 's 1 early political career, 1905-1912. F3.2 Sir Patrick Duncan 's speeches in Parliament 1 reported in local newspapers,1921-1924. F4.1 Volume of press cuttings on the South African 1 Delegation's visit to India, 1926. F5.1.1-F5.1.5 Letters mainly to her children written from 7 London by Lady Duncan, 1935. F5.2.1-F5.2.2 Lists of engagements in London, incidental to Sir 2 Patrick and Lady Duncan 's visit, 1935. F5.3.1-F5.3.3 Notes for speeches made by Sir Patrick Duncan 3 during his visit to London, 1935. F5.4.1-F5.4.11 Notebook and miscellaneous notes kept by Lady 11 Duncan during her visit to London, 1935. F5.5.1-F5.5.4 Newspaper clippings concerning the Silver 4 Jubilee, 1935, and a seating plan for Ladies in Westminster Ha11, 1935. F5.6.1-F5.6.2 Souvenir programmes,1935. 2 F5.7.1-F5.7.7 Pamphlets and brochures of pageants, etc, London 7 , 1935. F5.8.1-F5.8.2 Special issues of the Queen anal of the Sphere, 2 1935. F5.9 Scrapbook of newspaper clippings of the Jubilee 1 visit, 1935. F6 Volume of clippings on Lord Selborne 's minute 1 on education in the Transvaal, 1905. F7.1.1-F7.1.64 Tributes to Sir Patrick Duncan at the time of his 64 death, 1943. Newspaper clippings. F7.2.1-F7.2.67 Newspaper clippings. 67 F7.3.1-F7.3.10 Obituaries of Sir Patrick Duncan from various 12 periodicals. ca. 1943. F7.4.1-F7.4.19 Newspaper clippings reporting Sir Patrick Duncan 19 's death, state funeral, and the placing of his ashes in the Duncan Dock plaque. F8.1 Portrait, unsigned, possibly of Lord Milner , ca. 1 1924 F8.2 Group photograph taken, possibly in Cape Town, 1 occasion unknown, including Sir Patrick Duncan, J.C. Smuts, J.B.M. Hertzog, N.C. Havenga, Richard Stuttaford Deneys Reitz, J.H. Hofmeyer and others,(ca. 1930's.Possibly the Coalition Cabinet). F8.3 Group photograph, place and occasion unknown, 1 signed by the following: Louis Botha, J.H. de la Rey, Sir Patrick Duncan, Charles Hull, Frank Findlay, B. Bennian, and others. J.C. Smuts is also on this photograph, but has notautographed it. (ca.1910's]. F8.4 Group photograph including the following which 1 have been identified by Sir Patrick Duncan; Lord Robert Bran!, Sir G(?) Plowman, Albert Browne, Sir Lewis Michell, Sir Edgar. Walton, A.N. Other, Sir William Milton, Dr. L.S. Jameson, Lord Selborne, Sir Thomas Hyslop, Sir Patrick Duncan, W.L. Hichens, Lord Basil Blackwood, Sir George Farrar, Sir Thongs Smartt, Sir Thomas Price, William Hosken. n.d. [ca.1900's]. See also BC527 for signed protraits of Sir Patrick and Lady Duncan F8.5.1 Group photograph of the Kindergarten clipped 1 from a, magazine, including Sir Patrick Duncan, Sir Herbert Baker, Lionel Hichens,H. Wyndham, Richard Feetham, Lionel Curtis, John Dove, Philip Kerr, and others. n.d. (cn.1900's). F8.5.2-F8.5.5 Newspaper clippings about the Kindergarten. n.d 4 F8.6 Portrait of J.C. Smuts, inscribed by him for Lady 1 Duncan, June 1924. F8.7 Photograph of the Executive Council of the 1 Nominated Legislature of the Transvaal before Responsible Government, with the following names written in by Sir Patrick Duncan, Waldon, W.L. Hichens, Sir Godfrey Lagden, Sir Richard Solomon, Sir Patrick Duncan, and one name which is indecipherable. [ca.1906]. F8.8 Group photograph of .South African Delegation to 1 India, Madras, 1926. F8.9 Sir Patrick Duncan, with the King of Greece, ca. 1 1941. F8.10.1-F8.10.3 One photograph of Sir P,-.trick Duncan, 1897, and 3 two photographs of slice Dold, 1915. F9 Partial history of Sir Patrick Duncan 's career, 1 TSS; 13p. F10.1-F10.2 Portrait of Sir Patrick Duncan 's uncle, and an 2 autographed portrait of Lord Milner, 1897. F11.1-F11.33 Newspaper clippings about Sir Patrick Duncan 's 33 death and the state funeral service. F12.1-F12.2 Programme for the order of service anal the state 2 ceremonial for the state funeral of Sir Patrick Duncan, 21st July, 1943. F13 Group photograph of schoolboys, unidentified. 1 F14.1-F14.2 Design by Sir Herbert Baker and Alex J. Scott of a 4 memorial tablet to Sir Patrick Duncan F15.1-F15.12 Cape Town Municipal Orchestra, programmes and 12 brochures, 1916. F16.1-F16.26 Programmes and brochures for official dinners, 26 including menu for dinner at which Sir Herbert Baker was the guest of honour, and on which he drew several sketches. F17.1-F17.2 Prints mace from the original woodblocks of 1861 2 Cape Triangular Stamps, presented to Sir Patrick Duncan, in 1940. F18.1-F18.5 Programmes and order of procedure for the 5 Opening of Parliament ceremony, 1938. F19.1-F19.6 Handembroidered evening bag, containing a box 6 with Andrew Duncan's D.F.C. medal and also 4 dress medals, miniatures which belonged to Sir Patrick Duncan. F20 Printed address to Sir Patrick Duncan on his 1 recovery, 1943, from the S.W.A. Legislative Council. F21.1-F21.26 Miscellaneous newspaper clippings. 26 F22.1-F22.3 Voortrekker Commemoration envelopes, and 3 letter, 1933. F23.1-F23.5 List of messages of condolence received at the 5 Prime Minister's Office on the death of Sir Patrick Duncan, 1943. F24 Book commemorating the award of the first Ladly 1 Duncan Trophy for the best-kept Station garden to Glencoe Junction, 1942. F25 Passport of Elizabeth Green, 1919. 1 F26 French's acting edition of "Cup of Tea", with 1 annotations by Alice Doll,n. d. F27.1-F27.3 Silk programme for Command Night under the 6 patronage of Sir Patrick Duncan, acting Lieutenant Governor of the Transvaal, 1906, signed by William Haviland and Edyth Latimer and two copies of the programme for the opening of South Africa House Lonlon, by King George V,1933. F28 Masonic apron which belonged to Sir Patrick 1 Duncan. F29.1-F29.17 Several copies of Sir Patrick Duncan 's signature 17 on slips of paper in an envelope. F30.1 Order of Service for the memorial service held in 1 St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town, for Lord Milner, 1925. F30.2-F30.15.3 Miscellaneous notes, cards, etc. 20 Letters F31.1- F31.14 Sir H Baker to Sir P. Duncan (Copies), 1918- 14 1926 F32.1- F32.11 Sir H. Barker to Sir Patrick Duncan jnr ( copies) 11 1928-1937 ADDENDA Letters presented to the University of Cape Town Libraries by the Earl of Selborne, Temple Manor, Selborne, Alton, Hampshire, 21.8.1975 D 75/250 G. NOTES OF PROVENANCE, ETC. G1. Note signed "S" [Earl of Selborne?], dated 10.12,1974 G2. Note signed "E.T." [Mrs E. Thomson?], undated [ca. Dec.1974, or 1975]. H. COUNTESS OF SELBORNE'S LETTER H1. Letter from Lady Selborne to her husband, 26.1.1909. H2. Holograph attachment to above letter. J. SIR PATRICK DUNCAN'S LETTERS TO THE COUNTESS OF SELBORNE J1.1.1- J1.1.9 1909 9 letters J1.2.1-J1.2.18 1910 18 letter J1.3 1920 1 letter J1.4.1-J1.4.27 1924 27 letters J1.5.1-J1.5.36 1927 36 letters J1.6.1-J1.6.43 1928 43 letters J1.7.1-J1.7.39 1929 39 letters J1.8.1-J1.8.16 1930 16 letters J1.9.1-J1.9.14 1931 14 letters J1.10 1933 1 letter J1.11.1-J1.11.3 1935 3 letters J1.12.1-J1.12.4 1936 4 letters J1.13.1-J1.13.10 1940 10 letters J2. TSS copy of a memorandum by Sir Patrick 1 Duncan concerning the cabinet crisis in September 1939. Duncan letters 220 Other items 5 Total 225