Eastern Cape
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
It was hard work, but it was also fun for these Guides when they had to distribute wood to various points of the camp-site at the Hatcheries yesterday in preparation for the national camp. The wood-all six tons of it was supplied by the local Corporation. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Sorting out a knotty problem at the camp-site in Town Bush Valley yesterday were these two guides from East London, Teresa Collins(left) and Jeniffer Whyte. The girls were among 70 guides who arrived in the Capital yesterday. |
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| Tribal Life: Mpondo Dancers |
Mpondo male dancers perfoming at a ceremony. |
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| Tribal Life: Xhosa Girls |
Two Xhosa girls carrying pumpkins on their heads and corn on their waists. |
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| Tribal Life: Xhosa Woman |
Xhosa woman with a smoking pipe, while carrying chickens on her head. |
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| 'Ukuyotheza' |
Xhosa women carrying wood on their heads, with cows on the background. |
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| 'Threshing Sorghum' |
Xhosa women from Transkei threshing surghum after harvest. |
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| Mpondo men cutting other's hair |
Mpondo men cutting other's hair |
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| Tzatza a Xhosa man |
Jan Tzatza, a Xhosa Man ( A kafir of the Amahosh tribe) |
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| Portrait of a Xhosa woman. |
Portrait of a married Xhosa woman. |
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| Amabhaca from Mt Frere |
Amabhaca from Mt Frere. |
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| Indlavini |
Indlavini from AmaMpondo people. |
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| Indlavini |
Indlavini from AmaMpondo people. Photographed in 1960s at PMB's New Art Studio. |
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| "iiNdlavini" |
IINdlavini of AmaMpondo people. Photographed at New Art Studios, PMB 1960s |
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| Port Elizabeth, March 1881. |
Port Elizabeth, March 1881. |
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| Near Port Elizabeth, 1881 |
Near Port Elizabeth, 1881. |
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| Mount Kempt, from Tuleni. |
Mount Kempt, from Tuleni |
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| King William's Town, 12 June 1878. |
King William's Town, 12 June 1878. |
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| King William's Town |
King Williams Town |
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| Mount Kempt, Near King William's Town. |
Mount Kempt, Near King William's Town, June 1878. |