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Fiat Lux - March 1967 Vol 2 No 2 |
The Prime Minister, the Honourable B. J. Vorster, accompanied by the Minister of Indian Affairs the Honourable Senator A. E. Trollip met the South African Indian Council in Cape Town on 14th February, 1967. |
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Sugar Association update - Vol I, No 2 - December 1988 | |
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Report to employees 1986 | |
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Address to the Natal Society of Chartered Accountants |
The title of my address th is evening is "Confessions of an old Natalian". I find it a subject which is similar to a winding river...... |
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Royal Show - a supplement to The Natal Witness | |
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Letter to Mr Jones |
Dear Mr. Jones, I am not sure whether you were able to have discussions vii th our friends on your way home from here...... |
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United Democratic Front Newspaper Articles | |
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Address by E M Wentzel, Chairman of the Executive of the SA Institute of Race Relations and Chairman of the Johannesburg Bar Council | |
| Peter Brown Collection: Portrait of Rev Canon Makheta, Orange Free State chairman of the Liberal Party of South |
Black and white print 13 x 10.3 |
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| Chairman of the Natal Indian Congress - Amod Bayat |
The Natal Indian Congress (NIC) was an organisation that aimed to fight discrimination against |
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| Gopalall Hurbans |
Gopallal Hurbans was a sugar cane farmer and vice-president of the Natal Indian Congress. He was also the chairman of the Natal Vigilance Committee which protested against the Group Areas Act. |
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Letter from Peter Brown to Mr Walton | |
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Letter from Peter Brown to Mr Pillay | |
| Hosken - Chairman of Johannesburg European Committee |
He was a Natal merchant originally (1874–89), then moved to Johannesburg, primarily selling ammunition, dynamite, and arms. He was arrested for his involvement in the Jameson Raid, though fled to Natal during the war. |
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Correspondence from Civil Rights League Chairman Dr K Hughes | |
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Letter from Susan to Phyllis Naidoo |
We were really upset to read about your brother in your latest letters. Do you know for sure where he is now? Oh! How your mother must feel. |
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Letter from Susan to Phyllis Naidoo |
I thought I would enclose a few newspaper articles from here which may have different information or perspective then you get. |
| Alan Paton with Don MacKenzie, Chairman of TocH Organisation in Natal, 1953 |
Black and white print 20 x 25cm |
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| Dr Alan Paton receiving the CNA Literary Award in 1973 for "Apartheid and the Bishop" from Mr A H Macintosh, Chairman of the Country Club, Durban, 4 April 1974 |
Black and white print 9 x 12cm copy |
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Annual Report of the Civil Rights League for the year 1961-1962, presented at the Anuual General Meeting, September 10, 1962 |