Manikum Moodley
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Colonial Secretary |
Colonial secretary |
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Colonial Secretary, Natal to Resident Magistrate of Durban |
Letter reference to June report furnished on paper 2912/1888 respecting certain observations made in the report of the Indian Immigrant Commission.
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Letter from CBH Mitchell to Lord Ruthsford |
Letter from CBH Mitchell to Lord Ruthsford |
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Letter from the Resident Magistrate to the District Surgeon |
Letter from the Resident Magistrate to the District Surgeon |
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Letter to the Colonial Secretary |
Letter to the Colonial Secretary |
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Letters to the Colonial Secretary |
Letters to the Colonial Secretary |
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Letters to the Natal Emigration Office |
Letters to the Natal Emigration Office in April, October and June 1889 |
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Minute paper Secretary of the State |
Minute paper Secretary of the State Calls for a reply to ... Report of the Indian Immigration |
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Report of Resident Magistrate of Stanger |
Report of th R M in Stanger |
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Report of Resident Magistrate of Umzinto |
The comfort of Indian prisoners is well looked after. The cells and plank beds are more cleanly and comfortable than the ordinary Indian hut |
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Report of the District Surgeon of Durban to the Resident Magistrate of Durban |
Report of the District Surgeon of Durban to the Resident Magistrate of Durban |
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Report of the Indian Immigration Committee |
Report of the Indian Immigration Committee Immigration Committee The Committee Recommends that that Coolie Immigration be continued on the same principles on the same principles and on the same basis and assisted by similar aid form the General Revenue |
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Report of the Indian Immigration Committee dated 28 June 1888 |
Establishment of special court of the protector, memorandum |
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Report of the Residential Immigrant Commission |
Report of the Residential Immigrant Commission |
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Secretary of the State. |
Minute paper. Secretary of the State. Introduction of Indian Immigrant
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The Coolie Question |
The Collie Question has been undergoing some energetic discussion on the Coast. An important meeting was held in Durban a fortnight ago at which the principle speaker was Mr ... a clear headed member of the Legislative Council and one largely interested in coast industries |