South Africa
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John Clark Collection |
Newspaper advertisement. |
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John Clark Collection |
Joseph Baynes presented at Pietermaritzburg last week with a numerously signed album as a mark of the gratitude ofNatalians for benefits conferred on the farming community of South Africa in the pioneering system of cattle diffing whereby the East Coast fever plague was greatly mitigated. |
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John Clark Collection |
This Cartoon which appeared in the defunct weekly The Mosquito and African Sketch in the issue of May 17, 1906. Shows a controverseial situation between the Natal Mercury and the Ilanga LaseNatali, the weekly for blacks first published in 1903. |
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John Clark Collection |
A display in the Voortrekker Museum, Pietermaritzburg, of a sewing machine with its accessories of an oil can, scissors, sewing box, etc. |
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John Clark Collection |
View of the Umsindusi bridge, Swaartkop, and Pietermaritzburg a century ago. The small town in 1854 consisted on only fifteen streets. |
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John Clark Collection |
Ocean Beach, Durban 1891 taken from site Model Dairy by the Natal witness |
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John Clark Collection |
Left: William Flower Middle: Roy Campbell Right: Laurens van der Post |
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John Clark Collection |
Newspaper |
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John Clark Collection |
The Convention Pierrots |
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John Clark Collection |
A scene outside the Pietermaritzburg gaol shows Dinizulu being escorted to a carriage for his journey to Greytown to stand trial, in November, 1908. |
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John Clark Collection |
A troop of 17 volunteers made up of young foremen, a photograph taked after they landed in prison. |
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John Clark Collection |
The point from the Bluff |
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John Clark Collection |
Anthony Trollope (24 April 1815 – 6 December 1882) was an English novelist and civil servant of the Victorian era. Among his best-known works is a series of novels collectively known as the Chronicles of Barsetshire, which revolves around the imaginary county of Barsetshire. |
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John Clark Collection |
W.C. Sargeaunt |
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John Clark Collection |
Cartoon- The draft act of the Union |
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John Clark Collection |
Dr Stanger's cottage on the of between Longmarket and Church streets, Pietermaritzburg. In the left background is Fort Napier with the Union Jack on the Flagstaff. A watercolour. |
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John Clark Collection |
The last of the harbours mangrove-trees being incinerated to clear the way for the new quays, October 1975 |
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John Clark Collection |
Edward Gibbon |
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John Clark Collection |
DD Buchanan V. Walter Harding retouched cartoon by John Sanderson |
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John Clark Collection |
A sketch of Captain Smith's camp under siege. The tents have been riddled by shot and the ground is strewn with debris. In the foreground groups of men are sheltering along with the sick and wounded of whom there were twenty-six. |