D Bagwandeen collection
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Telegram from the Secretary of the Interior to Town Clerk Durban |
Re. Your telegram 19th November and previous correspondence stop ..... |
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Telegram from the Secretary of the State for the Colonies to the Governor General in Cape Town |
Secreatry of State for India asks that following personal message from himself may be comminicated to General Smuts..... |
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Telegram from the South African Delegation in New York to the Secretary for the External Affairs in Pretoria |
You will have seen in the Press Novikov's fierce onslaught on us yesterday in the Trusteeship Committee on South West Africa. |
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Telegram to the Governor-General Dated 12 Feb 1927 |
I gladly avail myself of the opportunity afforded by return to India of our delegation to recent round table Conference at Cape Town to thank Your Excellency personally and your Ministers for great courtesy... Viceroy, Government, Indian, Ministers |
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The Agreement between India and South Africa |
In writing for the International Review of Missions concerning the Agreement between the South African and Indian Governments, which has reconciled some of the gravest outstanding difficulties, it is right that I should lay stress, at the outset, on the spiritual side of the long conflict. |
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The Broome Commission | |
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The Broome Commission - List of Articles | |
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The Cape Town Agreement |
WHILE heartily congratulating Mr. P. S. Aiyar on so ably stating his case against the Capetown Agreement, in a wholly im personal manner, there are certain comments which are necessary for me to make, in order to correct any false impressions : |
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The Chairman and Members of the Indian Colonization Enquiry Committee |
Government of India, Indian Delegation, Indian Indenture Labour, Housing, Education, Indian Immigration, Relief Act, employment, Trade Industry |
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The Deputation from the Natal Indian Congress |
Waited on the Prime Minister in his room. The Prime Minister received the Deputation at 11am. There were present beside the Prime Minister: Senator C F Clarkson, Minister of ....... |
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The Durban Housing Survey - Indian Penetration | |
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The Indian in South Africa - Pamphlet Collection |
Indian propagandists have dubbed the "Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act, 1946," the "GHETTO" Act and even the "Gutter" Act. In so doing they have been guilty of a plain lie. These Indian propagandists have spread their false version of the Act all over the world. |
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The Indian in South Africa - Pamphlet Collection |
The first important fact is that only in recent times has the Indian community come to be regarded as a permanent part of the population of the Union. Prior to 1927 the Indian in South Africa was looked upon as an alien a sojourner in the land, and not destined to remain there. |
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The Indian Penetration Bill, Vol73 | |
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The Indian Problem in Natal |
This Committee desires to convey to the Right Honourable the Prime Minister its thanks for the opportunity thus afforded for submitting its views.The protection given by the" Pegging" Act (No. |
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The Indian Problem in South Africa | |
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The Indian Question |
Submits for public information the following Declarations. Statements....Question in the Union. and more particularly in Natal.... |
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The Indian Question in Natal. Memorandum by the Secretary |
Consideration is to be given at the April Quarterly meeting of the Natal Municipal Association...... |
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The Indian Question: Repatriation |
Councillor A.L. Barns, on his return from New York, where he had attended the recent meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations as an onlooker of the Natal Municipal Association, addressed a meeting of the Durban Joint Wards Committee on the 3rd Januaryl 1947...... |
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The Indians in South Africa |
South Africa herself belongs rightly to the West. It was from the countries of Europe that her early settlers came, yet it is significant that she first attracted public attention as a possible half-way house between East and West. |