Durban
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| Aerobic- B&W and colour Woman doing the splits |
Aerobic- B&W and colour Woman doing the splits |
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| J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
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| J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
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| J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
J.V.5s Terminal was opposit the Country Club now NMR Club, Durban, 1930s |
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| Wing Club planes, NUD 1990s. Wing Club was a private flying club. |
Wing Club planes, NUD 1990s. Wing Club was a private flying club. |
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| Wing Club planes, NUD 1990s. |
Wing Club planes, NUD 1990s. Wing Club was a private flying club. |
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| Aeroplane crash, 1992 |
Aeroplane crash, 1992 |
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| Optica-the latest and most unusual aircraft to be imported by National Airways Corporation- which is to reach South Africa in November this year. |
Optica-the latest and most unusual aircraft to be imported by National Airways Corporation- which is to reach South Africa in November this year. |
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| "Jungles", praise by Corral Vincent-Kavanach of the air force , in an advertisement for Dogmor Dog' |
"Jungles", praise by Corral Vincent-Kavanach of the air force , in an advertisement for Dogmor Dog' |
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| Sir John Adamson |
Sir John Adamson |
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| Adderley, Charles Bowyer, 1st Baron Norton, 1814-1905 |
Adderley, Charles Bowyer, 1st Baron Norton, 1814-1905 (Original image in Cape Archives) |
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| Addington Hospital in 1964 |
Addington Hospital in 1964 |
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| Dr W.H. Addison |
Dr W.H. Addison (Original iamge in file 245/4 Malherbe papers) |
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| Sports Day Spectators: Adams College |
Sports Day Spectators: Adams College |
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| Adams College choir |
Adams College choir |
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| Adams College students' playing |
Adams College students' playing |
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| Adams College choir |
Adams College choir |
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| An African native woman at Adams College |
An African native woman at Adams College |
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| First cottage; Adams College |
First cottage; Adams College |
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| The first students of secondary school, Adams mission 1951 |
The first students of secondary school, Adams Collecge 1951 |