MARK RICHARD SPARG
One Sunday, we visited a friend of ours, Brian Wiley, who was trading at Toinga., a Trading station which is in the Waducha Basin and from there was an election, well, when I say an election rally, it was a rally being held by the ANC at Klerkbury.  So Brian and myself and a gentleman that worked for us went to the rally.  We were very kindly, we were one, I suppose there must have been say, five or six thousand people there and we were the only and I don't like to mention the word white, but we were the only three white people present at the rally and were very kindly asked if we wanted to sit in the shade on, amongst the dignitaries because there seemed to be some room there, which we accepted because I mean, if you're not used to standing in the sun, you know you can suffer a little but and anyway I recall Mr Mandela speaking of a Reverend Harris that taught him at a Missionary ,  Mr, Reverend Harris was a Missionary
in those days, and he instilled in-.  I'm not transgressing, but it's a part that I particularly remember of this.  We actually discussed this on our way home, back to Toinga and we found it very enlightening.  He instilled in Mr Mandela, the ideas that probably would, if I could put it this way, of human rights that would be embodied in our Constitution to-day, and it was a very poignant fact for us to remember.  Anyway-,