Caption "Scrubby Acacia caffra at King Wms Town. April 1960. Found this through chopping.”

Caption "Acacia caffra in flower. KWT. Nov. 1960.”

Caption "Autumn tints, Acacia caffra, on outskirts of King Williams Town.”

Caption "Autumn tints of Acacia caffra. King Williams Town commonage.”

Caption "Acacia giraffae at de Beers farm Rooipoort on Vaal River, near Kimberley. April 1959.”

Caption "Scene on Rooipoort, de Beers farm on the Vaal River, Kimberley. April 1959.”

Original caption "ILN Vol. 72 p, 509: 1878. (Melton Prior) Said to be the largest tree in the Waterkloof. In the Kaffir War, after some heavy fighting, Sir G. Cathcart had his name and the date carved on the tree. It lived until about 1875 when it began to die. It was about 150 ft. high and 29 ft. in circumference (i.e. 45.6 m high and 8.8 m round)."

Caption "The felling of the palm tree at the Sacred Heart Church King Wms Town [King William's Town]. 1962. The Church had been so well balanced by the two huge palm trees. Now it is all odd. The first English Starling in K.W.T. were seen in the right-hand palm."

Caption "A beautiful Hyphene palm felled to make way for a man-made religious sanctuary. Sheer desecration. Garden of Sacred Heart Church, King Wms. Town [King William's Town]. June 1962. R.C. of course."

Caption "Trees in the r[e]lict for[e]st patch at the head of Grootkloof on Mynedoch (corrected to Lynedoch)" farm, 17 km NW Bedford town, Bedford CP. This forest has been opened up down the years.”