P.L.G. to [Richard] Chester Master: sends him the papers re the complaints of Revd. Brigg and A.D. Owen as a warning of what he will be up against when he takes up appointment as Commandant of British South Africa Police.; his support of idea of native land held on military or labour tenure; problems inherent in Rhodesian situation with profound antipathy to C.O. interference; need for British South Africa Police. to be on good terms with Native Commissioners; problems arising out of the British South Africa Police. being Imperial officers and the Native Commissioners being Company men. 10 Sep 1901