Pamphlets
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S. A. Party Cartoon Principles - Indian Penetration |
Dominion Party, Pamphlets of South African Party, Election |
| Shembe church members, children selling pictures of Josaiah and Johannes Galilee Shembe, eKuphakameni, 1953 |
Shembe church members, children selling pictures of Josaiah and Johannes Galilee Shembe, eKuphakameni, 1953 |
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The South African Indian problem and its solution |
If the European Citizens of Natal, with their proverbial apathy, calmly acquiesce in the demands made at the election of the new Council of the Natal Indian Congress on Sunday, 21st October..... |
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The Indian in South Africa - Pamphlet Collection |
The first important fact is that only in recent times has the Indian community come to be regarded as a permanent part of the population of the Union. Prior to 1927 the Indian in South Africa was looked upon as an alien a sojourner in the land, and not destined to remain there. |
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The Indian in South Africa - Pamphlet Collection |
Indian propagandists have dubbed the "Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act, 1946," the "GHETTO" Act and even the "Gutter" Act. In so doing they have been guilty of a plain lie. These Indian propagandists have spread their false version of the Act all over the world. |
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English c1845 Chair - Upholstered seat, cabriole legs - Mahogany |
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Georges and Mitch photo sketch |
Phyllis Fan Club Havana Executive. |
| Cato Manor shacks, Manassa area, September 1958 |
Cato Manor shacks, Manassa area, September 1958 Col. Neg. sheet 18 1A B/W Neg. sheet 421 3E |
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The Indian in South Africa |
The Indian in South Africa The Position in Durban |
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The Indian in South Africa. Pamphlets. |
THE POSITION IN DURBAN |
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Pamphlets on the Groups Areas Act |
Group Areas Act |
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The Indian in South Africa |
The Position in Durban |
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Forms and Processes of African Sculpture | |
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Interviews with Five African writers in Texas: Palaver | |
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West Indian Gramophone Records in Britain: 1927-1950 | |
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Girmitya tales : an odyssey |
The British settlers’ (c1840s) saw sugar as a viable export commodity but there was a serious shortage of labour. The fate of the colony “hangs on a thread, the thread is labour (Natal Mercury, April 1859). |
| Moshesh (Moshoeshoe I, King of Lesotho) |
Handwritten label on page: "[Nehemia] Moshesh" Description: A picture of Moshesh or Moshoeshoe I, who was the first paramount chief of the Basuto nation
Ramseyer/ Kruger family papers (KCM 96/2) ; File 28 ; Page 13a
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Indian Life and Labour in Natal |
Shelley. In dite course, he became a successful teacher who also gave lectures inaccounting, commerce and mercantile law at the Indian Technical Institute in Durban. His academic distinctions included a teacher's certificate, a Diploma in Commerce and two … |
| Zulu Homestead |
WCP 1051 Zulu homestead on the right with group of seated people in the semi circle, watching two dance groups. during the wedding of the chiefs son. |
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| Wire bus by Ben Mathopa, 12 years old. Sub B Brandfort O.F.S |
Wire bus by Ben Mathopa, 12 years old . Sub B Brandfort, O.F.S, 26.5.1961 |