Pamphlets
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Kalidas sports and shoe repair shop |
NOW OPENED KALIDAS SPORTS AND SHOE REPAIRS....... |
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Let us speak of freedom | |
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Local Government Elections - Democratic Party | |
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Local Government Elections of October 1995 (30/01/1995) |
"If a picture can paint a thousand words ........ " |
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Mayibuye, mayibuye, mayibuye |
Pamphlet commemorating Sharpeville massacre |
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| Moshesh (Moshoeshoe I, King of Lesotho) |
Handwritten label on page: "[Nehemia] Moshesh" Description: A picture of Moshesh or Moshoeshoe I, who was the first paramount chief of the Basuto nation
Ramseyer/ Kruger family papers (KCM 96/2) ; File 28 ; Page 13a
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| Muriel Higgs |
Muriel Higgs standing with horses. |
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Natal Indian Blind and Deaf Society | |
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Natal Indian Blind Society - Price list of various care items | |
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Natal Indian Congress Elections |
NIC elections 4 March 1945 curries Fountain sport ground |
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Natal Indian Congress Independence Day - 1947 |
Independence day |
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Natal Indian Congress, Reservior Hills Branch |
Religion and Human Rights |
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Natal Indian Cripple Care Association | |
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National Conference, 1983: resolutions adopted |
This is the pamphlet containing resolutions of the National Conference held in 1983 of the South African Council of Churches. |
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National Education Union of South Africa (NEUSA) Information Sheet | |
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National Indian Council another trap |
At the outset, APDUSA mentions how it warned its people of the dangers of accepting the formation of police reserves and that this warning was warmly received and the formation was thus unsuccessful. |
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National Party Election Phamplet | |
| Ndaleni Art School: Cane Work |
Ndaleni Art School in Richmond, KwaZulu- Natal. Retile Higher Primary students doing cane work outdoors. |
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NUSAS talks to the ANC |
Subtitled: Reportback on meeting between the National Union of South African Students and the African National Congress held from Sunday, 31 March to Tuesday, 2 April [1986] in Harare, Zimbabwe. |