South Africa
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Letter to Mr Councillor H G Capell |
Amending Legislation: Registration of Servitude upon Private Property restricting occupation.... |
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Interview with Pastor Gavin Hendricks, conducted by Karen van Rooyen and critical analysis of interview | ||
Interview with Pastor Gavin Hendricks, conducted by Karen van Rooyen | ||
Petition to his Worship the Mayor and Members of the Durban City Council |
Durban City Council, rateable property, ratepayers, Burgesses, European descent, European housing scheme, amenities |
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Swazi Girl - Kubuta |
Swazi girl from Kubuta, Swaziland playing a musical instrument |
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Pregnant Woman - AmaNgwane |
Pregnant woman AmaNgwane She wears a buck skin apron during her pregnancy |
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Zulu Chief |
Traditionally a Zulu chief was respected for his obesity, a sign of wealth and good living. |
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Swazi Widow |
Swazi Widow - Mbabane - Swaziland |
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Draft Memorandum to Sub Committee Re. Legislation Re. Indian Penetration |
Draft Memorandum to Sub Committee Re Legislation Re Indian Penetration |
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Engaged Girl - Izingolweni |
Engaged Girl - Cele Tribe - Izingolweni |
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Memorandum to the Town Clerk |
The Executive Committee of the Stamford Hill and Morningside District Burgesses Association passed the following resolution some time ago : |
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Lina Molahlehi |
Lina Molahlehi - Butha Buthe - Basutoland A woman's blanket is always pinned on the chest as opposed to the man's, which is usually pinned on the right shoulder. |
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Kubuta Bride - Swaziland |
Kubuta Bride Swaziland The collar of cows tails is a Swazi feature, part of incwala dress. The knife is symbol of virginity.
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Miscellaneous overseas conferences 1937-1972 |
Common-wealth Relations Conference, Canada 1949, Bigwin Inn |
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Memo for General Purposes Committee. Indian Penetration into European Areas |
In 1933 the Town Council applied for the following powers for the Borough of Durban by a draft Ordinance which: |
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Swazi Head Ring |
Swazi Head Ring - Mbabane - Swaziland Swazi head ring (Isidlodlo) is thicker than the Zulu ring and has no gloss.
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Miscellaneous overseas conferences 1937-1972 |
Dr & Mrs Malherbe and unidentified man |
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Zulu Married Woman - Eshowe |
Zulu married woman traditionally lengthened her hair and build it into a topknot which grew with the years. |
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Miscellaneous overseas conferences 1937-1972 |
Dr & Mrs Malherbe and unidentified man |
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The Town Clerk, Areas for European Occupation only |
Dear Sir, Further to my circular letter of December 27, 1935, in which you were asked to join the Co-operative movement of influencing your Parliamentary representative to take a.... |