Indenture
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Bandhu Bahhori - emigration pass - permit - certificate of discharge - etc |
Permits for Bundhu |
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The Natal Mercury Indian Education |
In this they perhaps recognised the strongest guarantee against mental stagnation and perpetual economic subservience. In this they also recognised the most important instrument by which they...... |
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Biography of Avasthi Family, Aswathi Kalideen |
There is considerable literature on "Indians in South Africa." The conditions of service, the promises made but not kept, the ill - treatment....... |
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Indian Opinion No, 33 Nol. XXVI Fri 24th Aug 1928 |
Why buy from the middle-men, buy direct from the manfacturers and see what you save. Our prices are lowest on the market. Our specialities are Jubes, Half-penny line sweets and Colonial mixtures. All sweets guaranteed...... |
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The socio economic conditions of indentured and ex-indentured Indians and their struggle for political freedom 1860-1914 | ||
Interview with Mr Sam Chetty | ||
The Zululand Sore: Migrant Sugar-Estate Labour in Natal, 1914-1939 | ||
Receded Tides of Empire: AN ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION THE INDiAN COMMUNITY IN NATAL | ||
Labour pains in Natal | ||
The aims and scope of the study | ||
Indian Agriculture |
Survey of Indians in SA-Ms articles prepared by staff of UDW 1964 re:employment opportunities, educational Guidance, statistics, job reservations etc 1964 |
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Historical background on Indian Community | ||
The role of the Indian in Natal economy | ||
Anglo-Boer War Articles | ||
Statement prepared by the Natal Indian Congress to the Education Inquiry Commission |
The Chairman and members of the Education Inquiry Commission..... |
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Hindu Thirukootam Association |
Thirukootam Anniversary in 1912 |
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Temple Committee |
Settler Temple Committee |
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Indentured Indians in Natal |
a vivid description of the history of Indian South Africans and how they came as indentured labour to the British Colony of Natal between 1860 and 1911. |
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English in language shift : the history, structure, and sociolinguistics of South African Indian English |
Rajend Mesthrie examines the rise of a new variety of English among Indian migrant workers indentured on the plantations of Natal in South Africa. Considering the historical background to, and linguistic consequences of, language shift in an immigrant context, he … |
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The Indian South Africans : a contemporary profile |
The Contribution of the Indians to the South African Economy |