Papers include a list of members and memoranda on the activities of the Executive concerning Njoro River, Cattle Cleansing Ordinance, police, dairy industry, locust control, and a children's Christmas party; also, two copies of the Report on the Reorganisation of the Dairy Industry and one of the Annual Report of the League of Mercy. 63 leaves and three items.

Topics include the following: Man Power Committee leasing of land for cultivation near the headwaters of the Njoro River land Tenure Committee rinderpest vaccine stock thefts Pyrethrum Board of Kenya increase in crimes of violence and thefts Njoro River Scheme Nyeri War…

Topics include the following: indigenous broadcasts Officer Cadet Training Unit soil conservation British East Africa (BEA) Meteorological Service labour laws Stockowners' Association of Kenya (memorandum by G.S. Hunter on proposed reform). Correspondents include the…

Topics include the following: Njoro Ward Boundaries control of grass fires Njoro Police Post Njoro River Piping Scheme Civil Defence organisation Total Defence Union, with two copies of the Constitution (items 1-2) tasks of African labourers conscript labour licensing of…

Topics include the following: Native Poll Tax Fire Ranger Scheme Kenya Farmers' Association (Co-operative) hospital ambulances preservation of rivers and streams control of grass fires formation of Joint Standing Committee of the Constituency (see MSS. Afr. s. 1506, Box 1) Land and Water…

Topics include the following: Convention of Associations the Indian Question locust insurance farm work for Schoolboys Scheme indigenous crime Land Control Bill 1944 Lumbwa Pass Rules the Beveridge Plan - Progress in Kenya: broadcast by George A. Tyson (item 1) …

Topics include the following: Electors' Union: Consideration of African development resident labourers Nairobi European Schools Parents' Association, with copy of Rules (item 1) Kenya Arbor Society produce control Co-operative Veterinary Service temporary homes for indigenous families (Electors' Union…

Including correspondence with E.J. Wright (President, 1927-1946) and J. Kinsey (Honorary Secretary, 1928-1946). The papers were tied together in one bundle. They have been arranged in chronological order in seven folders. Recurrent topics throughout these files are subscriptions, notices and minutes of meetings, financial statements, postal services and telephone installations, farm and veterinary matters, and labour and roads. There is much correspondence with the Nakuru…