adequate residential education
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The Notice of Motion - Natal Indian Association |
That the City Council instructed the General Purposes Committee |
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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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The Durban Housing Survey - Indian Penetration | |
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The Broome Commission - List of Articles | |
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The Broome Commission | |
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Smuts replies to Indians. Pegging Remains for Time Being. Ordinance Deferred |
The Government has decided to advise that assent be reserved on the Natal Residential Property Regulations Ordinance.... |
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Schedule of Mortgage Bonds passed by Indians over properties situated in those areas in the Old Borough by the Broome Commission to be predominantly European..... | |
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Report of the General Purpose Committee |
Minutes of the City Council..... |
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Penetration Assurance and Segregation. Swami Bhawani Dayal's Statement |
Swami Bhawani Dayal's statement...... |
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Note to Town Clerk |
The attached judgment distressed me very greatly especially as it comes from Justice Broome. I commend for the Town Clerk's..... |
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Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
The City Council on 6th November 1944, resolved: 1) That His Worship the Mayor and Councillors LL Body. M.P.C....... |
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Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
Re: Natal Indian Commission In the defense to the request set out in your letters of the 22nd March and 17th April 1944, I have the pleasure in submitting herewith information which I trust will prove to be of assisting..... |
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Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
Letter submitted by the City Valuator to the General Purpose Committee |
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Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
In deference to the request set out in your letters of the 22nd March and 17th April, 1944 I have pleasure in submitting herewith information which I trust will prove to be of..... |
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Minutes of the City Council |
Committee submits the minutes of its meeting held on 8th an 29th December 1939... |
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Memorandum to the Town Clerk - Indian Penetration |
Attached is a first draft of a memorandum to the members of the deputation which the Council has appointed to interview the Administrator and the Minister on this Subject. |
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Memorandum to General Purpose Committee. The Indian Question : Recent Ordinances and Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
There is attached hereto a Press Report of the written reply given by the Prime Minister to the Natal Indian Congress whose delegates met the Prime Minister in Pretoria ..... |
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Memorandum submitted to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission by the Durban City Council |
At its meeting on 24th October 1944, the Durban City Council resolved "that Bis Worship the Mayor (Councilor R. Ellis Brown, J.P.) and Councilors L. L. Boyd, M.P.C., and Major J. Raftery, J.F., M.P.C., together with such officials' as may be necessary, be appointed as the |
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Memorandum presented on behalf of the Durban City Council to the Honourable Francis Napier Broome, K.C., M.C., as the Commissioner appointed under Government Notice No. 327/1943 |