Letter from Rev. Raymond Maxwell of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, New York, to Prof. Z.K. Matthews congratulating him on his new position. Dated 7 September 1966.
Letter from Robert I. Miller, Union Theological Seminary office of the secretary to Prof. Matthews, requesting that he meet with President John C. Bennett. Dated 2 November 1966.
Robert Menzies invites Prof. Z. K. Matthews to be the United States domiciled member on the World Council of Churches, Committee for specialised assistance to social projects. Dated 19 July 1966.
Letter from Robert Menzies to Prof. Z. K. Matthews regarding his acceptance of the World Council of Churches, Committee for Specialised Assistance to Social Projects post. Dated 10 August 1966.
Letter from Ronald M. Segal, editor of "Africa South : an international quarterly", to Prof. Z.K. Matthews, requesting him as a signatory to a statement to be released to the press. Dated 30 August 1956.
The secretary of the Grahamstown ANC, Stanley B. G. Kaba congratulates Prof. Matthews on his decision to resign from the 'New Fort Hare'. Dated 30 October 1959.
Letter from S. B. Ncgobo to Prof. Z. K. Matthews on his acceptance as a Ph.D. student at the L.S.E. He also asks about the lectureship that has been advertised at the College. Dated 24 October 1957.
S. B. Ngcobo writes confidentially to P. A. Moore regarding the Minister's statement regarding the payment of gratuities to resigned staff members, as well as the Transfer Act and the Minister's subsequent treatment of the ...
S. B. Ngcobo writes to P. A. Moore in response to advice from H. R. Burrows concerning several facts following his resignation from Fort Hare. Dated 25 February 1960.
S. B. Ngcobo writes to P. A. Moore regarding the transfer of Fort Hare, the treatment of resigned staff and the payment of provident and pension funds. Dated 25 February 1960.
S. B. Ngcobo writes to P. A. Moore about his appointment as lecturer at the University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland and the Union Government's refusal to issue the necessary travel documents. Dated 25 March 1960.
S. B. Ngcobo writes to P. A. Moore in appreciation for his assistance in connection with S. B. Ngcobo's difficulties in getting the necessary travel documentation to take up a position at the University College of Rhodesia ...
S. Bates writes to Prof. Matthews to request his presence at a confidential conference around the issue of race in world affairs. Dated 7 November 1952.
Seretse Khama discusses with Prof. Matthews the various options open to him after his resignation from the University College of Fort Hare. Dated 2 November 1959.
Mr. S. P. Ngculu asks Prof. Matthews to draft a notice of motion to express the Transkeian Territorial Authority's dispapproval of the proposed Fort Hare Transfer Bill. Dated 9 February 1959.
Stephen Wright expresses his sympathy and support to Prof. Matthews in the troubled times at the University College of Fort Hare. He mentions their plan to visit John Knox Matthews in Birmingham. Dated 15 October 1959.