The vicarage was built on land donated by Judge Bennett.

Memorial Pulpit was given by the Sunday School in memory of the fallen in the 1914 -1918 war. Their names are recorded on a brass plaque. A similar plaque records the names of those who died in the 1939 -1945 war.

The reredos and a new altar was made by Mr C Rein of Pietermaritzburg.

The stained glass windows in the Sanctuary were given by Mr H Winder in memory of his wife Blanche.

The Vestry was finally built.

The original Cathedral-type chairs were replaced by the present pews at a cost of £684.2s.6d. Borer had been discovered in 1948.

The Garden of Remembrance was established.

The new Rectory was built.

Cathedral glass replaced the original jubilee glass in the windows.

A new slate roof replaced the original iron at a cost of R2 760.

The hall, kitchen and a new vestry were built.

New offices, the library and a paved courtyard were constructed.

A second new roof replacing the slate with metal sheeting at a cost of R30 000.

Stained glass windows were installed by various donors.

The pipe organ was installed.