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| Chair |
Modern upholstered chair |
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Armchair - Upholstered Seat |
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Early 19th Century Chair - Slatted inlayed back |
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Cape Early 19th Century Armchair - Cane Seat - Stinkwood |
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Cape 18th Century Stinkwood chair with cane seat |
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Chair - Split splat back, fluted legs, riempie seat - Stinkwood |
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English c1845 Chair - Upholstered seat, cabriole legs - Mahogany |
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| Chair - 18th Century |
18th Century Chair - Spindle turned back, cane seat, circular legs - Fruit wood |
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| Chair - Cane seat |
Chair - Cane seat |
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| Chair - Sinkwood |
Chair - Stinkwood |
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| Chair - Zanzibar |
c1890s Chair from Zanzibar |
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| Chair, ball and claw style with upholstered seat |
Digital, stool |
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| Chairman of the Natal Indian Congress - Amod Bayat |
The Natal Indian Congress (NIC) was an organisation that aimed to fight discrimination against |
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CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS, SECRETARIAL REPORT AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT Presented to FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING | |
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Chairman's report - Lenasia residents and rate payers Association | |
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Challenges facing informal sector micro-enterprises in Newlands West : the case of female owned home-based dress-making enterprises (Thesis, 2007) |
This study seeks to investigate the challenges facing informal sector micro-enterprises in Newlands West, using the case study of female owned home-based dress making enterprises in the South West of Durban. |
| Champion George 1810-1841 |
Champion George 1810-1841 |
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| Chancellor Diddcott with Vice Chancellor Greyling and Chair of Council Y Minty |
University of Durban-Westville |
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Changing form and political purpose in selected works of Ronnie Govender |
This dissertation explores changing form and political purpose in selected works of Ronnie Govender, by analysing reasons for the shifts in Govender’s choice of genre, and the effects of these genre shifts in his work. |
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Changing Forms of Agricultural Labour on White-Owned Farms in Northern Natal |
Between 1910 and 1936, the great majority of Africans living in the rural... |