Indenture
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Report from the Protector of Indian Immigrants to Colonial Secretary dated |
Colonial Secretary. Much of the information finished in the Boards remarks on the defects adverted to by the commission was derived, necessarily from me I can therefore say very little to Supplement those remarks. |
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The Coolies are Here |
The past week will long be memorable amongst Anglo Natalians. At last, after the discussion of years and the extinction of hopes innumerable" the planters.'" pet project ,. has been realized. There has been so much said in certain. |
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Deed of Transfer by Virtue of a Power of Attorney |
Deed of Transfer by Virtue of a Power of Attorney Know all Men whom it may concern...appeared before me. Registrar of Deeds, HE, the said Appeared, being duly authorized therefore by a Special.... |
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The Indian Trader |
The Indian trader made his appearance shortly after the arrival ofthe Indentured Indian. This pattern is evident wherever the Indentured Indian set foot, be it Mauritius, Trinidad, British Guiana or any of the British colonies. |
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Newspaper articles relating to the Indian problem in Natal |
Reprint of a series of 10 articles which appeared between May 23rd and June 2nd 1944 |
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Text of Talk to Maritzburg Rotary |
Text of Talk to Maritzburg Rotary |
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THE INDIAN IN SOUTH AFRICA: TOWARDS A SOLUTION OF CONFLICT |
THE INDIAN IN SOUTH AFRICA: TOWARDS A SOLUTION OF CONFLICT |
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THE INDIAN QUESTION REPATRIATION |
THE INDIAN QUESTION REPATRIATION |
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Letter to Sir A E Havelock |
Letter to Sir A E Havelock |
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Newspaper articles on Indian Indenture |
Newspaper articles on Indian Indenture |
| Women working on the sugar cane plantation |
Painting of women working on the sugar cane plantation |
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| Tea leaf pickers |
Painting of women with baskets tea leaf on their heads |
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| SS Truro |
Painting of the ship S S Truro docked. On a small boat indenture laborers been brought to shore |
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| Musical Group |
Group of men playing music |
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| Looking back 1860.... |
Looking back 1860...We humbly remember our people who sowed the first seeds of Indian culture and heritage in this land of ours |
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| Painting of an Indian settler family |
Painting of an Indian settler family |
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Racial determinants of an immigrant group. A study of the Indians in South Africa |
Racial determinants of an immigrant group. A study of the Indians in South Africa |
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The Hindus of South Africa |
The Hindus constitute the largest religious group of the Indian population of South Africa, being a little over sixty per cent The other forty per cent. is made up of Moslems, Christians and Buddhists. The Hindus fall into two major sections and divide into four linguistic groups. |
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The Hindu heritage in South Africa |
The end of the first hundred years of !he history of the Hindus in South Africa marks the beginnings of a greater awareness among them of the glorious cultural and religious heritage which belongs to them. |
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Report of the Protector of Immigrants for the year ending December 31 1900 |
Report of the Protector of Immigrants for the year ending December 31 1900 |