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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
The guides peeling pumpkin. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell | ||
| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell | ||
| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell | ||
| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell | ||
| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Madoni Camp, 1936 July. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Patrol leaders camp. July 1936. Madoni Camp. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Margaret, Marrion and Ethel. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell | ||
| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Fair fell. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Fair Fell. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Fair Fell |
Fair Fell. |
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| Toyota car was damaged by the vandals when they struck in Grants Grove, off Musgrave Road. |
Toyota car was damaged by the vandals when they struck in Grants Grove, off Musgrave Road. In another accident one car had the words 'Kill de ANC' painted on it..(1986) (photo from Box A) |
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| Recovered stollen aluminium pipes at Verulam farm |
Recovered stollen aluminium pipes at Verulam farm. Showing the recovered booty are from left a manager Mr Ntshopo Madikizela and clerk, Mr James Gumede...(photo from Box A) |
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| Q. Malyan, worker of U.N.D. History Department, survey scene after car crashed the garden wall... |
Q. Malyan, worker of U.N.D. History Department, survey scene after car crashed the garden wall...(1983) (photo from Box A) |
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| Zululand Furniture removals (PTY) LTD truck accident from bridge over Marriot Road, Greyville Racecourse) |
Zululand Furniture removals (PTY) LTD truck accident from bridge over Marriot Road, Greyville Racecourse) (photo from Box A) |
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| Mini bus collided with another at the southern Freeway (1982) |
Mini bus collided with another at the southern Freeway (1982) (fphoto from box A) |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region: Personalities |
Silver fish winner: Mrs Joan Newton-Parry, recently awarded the silver fish Medal, the highest South African award for exceptional service to the Girl Guide movement, has been running a Guide company for 45 years. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region: Personalities |
Miss Dill Henderson, MBE, past president of the Belfast Club and N Ireland's first woman registrar General, who has retired after a long and worthwhile career in Government Service. She intends to visit Australia and New Zealand in the autumn and hopes to visit Soroptimist Clubs there. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region: Personalities |
Miss Dill Henderson. 1937. At Foxlease. |