South Africa
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Letter from Michael Lapsley to Phyllis Naidoo |
For some time I have wanted to express to you all a deep sense of gratitude. Through loving thoughts, prayers and good wishes, you have all accompanied me on the journey which I have traveled since I first contracted meningitis and was hospitalized in Canada in May. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Mark |
I read your obituary to Sandy - Jacobsen - I did not know her surname. A DIMUNITIVE LADY. I had not planned to say that in capital letters, but there it is - she was too. You said you were cousins. I hug you closely. |
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Small Table - Modern |
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c1950 Coffee Table - Circular top, ball and claw legs - Walnut |
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Evidence of the Indian Medical Officer of Natal concerning the general living conditions of the Indian under their care |
The Indian Immigration department, considering that their medical officers should be especially qualified to give information required by your commission called a meeting of these officers which decided that after all.....
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Stool: Upholstered seat, turned legs - Mahogany |
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Settee: Upholstered, roll back. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Maggie |
Thank you for your letter of the 19th October, reached me today. I could not make out your writing at the back of the envelope asking for my phone number. The 19th October is the 11th anniversary of Machel's murder, and the 14th anniversary of Maurice Bishop's assassination. |
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Statement by the Indian Medical Officer. Indian Immigration Bureau Hospital |
The Indian Depot Hospital has existed for 38 years. It was started to provide medical treatment for the Indenture Indians |
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Memorandum presented by the Stanger and District Branch |
Re: Natal Indian Judicial Commission. We enclose herewith copy of Memorandum presented to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission by our Branch of Congress |
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Armchair - Upholstered |
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Letter from Rev. Lucius Walker to Phyllis Naidoo |
We take special pleasure in sending you our latest issue of lFCO NEWS. It comes as we are finalizing plans for the celebration of IFCO's 30th anniversary. And it comes with our special thanks to you because it is your steadfast support that has made IFCO's work possible. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Luke |
Thank you for your letter of the 27th October, reached me today. The 19th October is the 11th anniversary of Machel's murder, and the 14th anniversary of Maurice Bishop's assassination. My calenders are marked with the monthly anniversaries of both my sons. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Khayelihle Kenneth Mthiyane |
I hope this letter gets to you. Ive just found out that the Supreme Court has become High Court. When did all this happen. This is to congratulate you and to tell you how proud I am of you. How hard you worked to get to where you are. I salute you. |
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Letter from Josephine to Phyllis Naidoo |
Thank you very much for your loving letter which came yesterday. But don't, I'm staying here - I came for life and I'm not going anywhere, except to visit Sr Camilla in Kimberley Nov. 9 - Dec. 1. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Julian |
Thank you for your letter of the 21st October, reached me last week. Did you see Judy Gay on Saturday ? I am not sure you knew Sandy Jacobsen - her husband was Winston Henry - he was a cabinet maker and worked in Mohales Hoek or Mafeteng but beyond Masite. |
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Letter from Phyllis Naidoo to Jennifer Chetty |
Jennifer Chetty offered to help me with my work for the last three months. She has been putting some order into my archival material. She is doing an excellent job. |
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Newspaper article: Jacob Zuma, one of KwaZulu Natal's most prominent sons, is fast emerging as the faourite for the position of ANC deputy president |
While the controversy over nominations for the ANC deputy presidency rages on and South Africans ponder whether Jacob Zuma, the party leadership's favorite, will indeed become the ANC's next deputy president, Mr Zuma himself hardly appears to be hardly enjoying his share of the excitement. |
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Memorandum submitted to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission by the Flood Relief Committee. Ladysmith : Natal |
Sir, In submitting our memorandum to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission the FLood Relief Committee advance certain proposals.... |
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Letter from Gwen and Frank to Phyllis Naidoo |
Thank you for your letter and the newspaper cutting, showing Bill Morris, our Transport and General Workers Union secretary, lurking in your Sunday papers. We are pleased that he has visited your country, and spoken to your trade union members. |