Bar R. Ranch
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| Zulu meeting (imbizo) with the chief |
Zulu meeting (imbizo)with the chief |
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| Young steers returning to feed after dipping |
Young steers returning to feed after dipping |
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| View of Swaziland |
View of Swaziland |
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| The herd of Fries land |
This fine herd of Fries was purchased from Lord Lorat's Settlement Experimental Farm. the object being to breed a milk strain of cattle, acclamatized to the country for the benefit of future settlers. The first Sire was imported bull Rima Aagie del Rol whose dam held the Canadian milk record. |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
Head quarters. dry land terr grass |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
Lucerne under irrigation. 3 cuts per annum . One watering every 6 weeks |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
A road through the bush; main road to Lourenço Marques from Ranch |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
From managers House looking South |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
Land suitable for irrigation |
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| Swaziland incorporation 1903 |
This is a portion of the area of 50, 000 acress which can be put under irrigation by ararition from the Usutu river. |
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| Swazi regiment |
Swazi regiment |
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| Southern Grade Slaughter Bullocks |
Southern Grade Slaughter Bullocks |
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| Soldiers speaking to three school kids |
Soldiers speaking to three school kids |
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| Sir David. 1 $ prize in his class at the English Royal at Bristol. Bread by Lord Rhondda |
Sir David. 1 $ prize in his class at the English Royal at Bristol. Bread by Lord Rhondda |
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| Rough section of South Africa between latitudes 28 degree and 20 degree south |
Rough section of South Africa between latitudes 28 degree and 20 degree south |
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| Mpofana river, KwaZulu-Natal |
Mpofana river, KwaZulu-Natal |
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| Land which can be put under water |
Land which can be put under water |
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| Indian Ambulance workers, 1906 |
Indian Ambulance workers |
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| Faaram Egypt (Vol.50 H.H.B) Imported |
Faaram Egypt (Vol.50 H.H.B) Imported |
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| Colonial soldiers, 1906 |
Colonial soldiers, 1906 |