Photograph collection of Sport and Recreation
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| Raj Cinema |
Raj Cinema going up for auction |
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| Raj Cinema |
Street view on Raj cinema on Prince Edward Street |
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| Rally at Curries fountain |
“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in Durban and South Africa. |
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| Rani Theatre |
Staff and owners of the Rani Theatre in Clairwood |
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| Raymond Mkhize is champion |
Newspaper article on a Karate tournament at Curries Fountain |
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| Resistance |
“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in Durban and South Africa. |
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| Return from Lourenco Marques (1967) |
Scouts Troop |
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| Rhodes Island, 19th World Scout Conference (1963). |
Rhodes Island, 19th World Scout Conference (1963). |
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| Rhodes Island, World Scout Conference, Mr. Khan Pakistan, G. S. Naicker of P. M. B., representing S. A. Discussion |
S. A. take part in Scout (1963). |
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| Rhodes Island, World Scout Conference, spoken language translated in English & French by earphone - Domings, G. S. Naicker & Shanga (1963). |
Rhodes Island and World Scout Conference |
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| RM John certificate |
Soccer |
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| Rossburgh Football Club - 1926 |
Football in South Africa |
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| S. A. Contingent Greece |
Scouts |
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| Sam China Cup |
Soccer |
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| Sam China Cup |
IN 1903 the Sam China Tournament began in Kimberley. It was a football tournament that was held once every two years to help “keep Indians together”. |
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| Sam China Cup |
IN 1903 the Sam China Tournament began in Kimberley. It was a football tournament that was held once every two years to help “keep Indians together”. |
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| Sam China Cup |
IN 1903 the Sam China Tournament began in Kimberley. It was a football tournament that was held once every two years to help “keep Indians together”. |
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| Sam China Cup |
IN 1903 the Sam China Tournament began in Kimberley. It was a football tournament that was held once every two years to help “keep Indians together”. |
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| Sastri College Cricket Club |
Cricket in Natal |
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| Scouts |
Scouts at Westville Campus |