Photograph collection of History and Politics
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Indian Family |
Indenture family in front of their hut |
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Filling sugar in bags |
Workers in the storage area on a Sugar Mill |
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Family in front of hut |
Family in front of hut |
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Bishop Stoke Mill |
Sugar Mills in Natal |
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Mill_Made_From_Disused_Sugar_Mills_Scattered_Over_Natal |
Sugar cane flourished so much in Natal that the first mill was set up on the Compensation flats in 1850. As sugar became a larger crop in about ...
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Sugar Mill - 1900 - Overport Hartley |
Hartley's Mill started crushing in 1874. At the end of 1880, Hartley's Overport Sugar and Coffee Estate |
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Mr H Robinson |
Sugar Barons |
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Repatriation |
After 10 Years service some Indians returned Home |
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Report of the Protector of Indian Immigrants for the Year 1877 |
Report of the PROTECTOR OF INDIAN IMMIGRANTS 1877-1888. Report of the Protector of Immigrants for the year June 30, 1895. Report of the ... |
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Petition by 10 Waiters of the Royal Hotel to the Protector |
Protector of Indian Immigrants was appointed in response to these abuses. The ... A petition by ten waiters |
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Financial Statement and Receipt of Installment of Property |
Report of the Protector of Indian Immigrants |
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Zulu Warriors |
Group of Zulu Warriors |
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Letter of guarantee for transfer of Indians |
Indian Immigration Trust Board |
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Early Implements issued to the Indentured labourers for use in their daily work |
Early Implements issued to the Indentured labourers for use in their daily work |
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Agreement Law |
Law 13 of 1859: dealt with the arrival of immigrants into Natal. In summary, this law stated that only licensed persons could bring immigrants into the Colony. The Immigration Agent (later the P |
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Tea Estate |
Tea estates in the Stanger district on the north coast made the most intensive use of women's labour on plantations. Mechanisation was not ... |
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Indian Xmas at the Umgeni River |
Umgeni River |
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Bamboo square settlement at the Point on the beach population |
Bamboo Square at the Point, Durban' was one nineteenth century settlement of ... Coast. In the next phase the settlement was inhabited by workers who. |
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Indian Women washing clothes Umgeni River |
Durban is home to the largest Indian population in South Africa. ... commodities such as payer goods, spices, cooking utensils, religious books and clothing. ... The main areas that Indians occupied were beyond the Umgeni River, .. |
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Indian jugglers outside Kenilworth Hotel Johannesburg |
Indian Juggler |