HOUSING
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Copy - F.N. Broome correspondence. Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
At a meeting of the Commission held on the 3rd November, 1944, the Indian situation as it had then developed was discussed by the Commission. The Commission came to a unanimous decision that a Provincial body, namely the Post War Works and Reconstruction Commission had been conducting an |
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City Valuator and Estates Manager on the Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
In reply to your letter of the 3rd October last, forwarding Memorandum on Civic Status dated the 22nd September 1944 prepared by Natal Indian Congress... |
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Estates Department on the Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
Dear Sir, Memo. by Natal Indian Congress on Housing. |
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Memorandum from the City and Water Engineers Department to the Natal Indian Congress |
INTRODUCTION |
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Memorandum for the Natal Indian Commission by the City Medical Officer of Health |
Health of the Durban Indian population is conditioned mainly by their (a) economic status and (b) housing. All other factors, though important, are subsidiary, |
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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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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 for General Purpose Committee. Natal Judicial Commission |
1. In connection with the appointment of the Natal Indian Judicial Commission to enquire into and report upon matters affecting the Indian community in the Province of Natal, the city Council at its meeting on 9th June, 1944, adopted the following...... |
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Extracts from the Minutes of the City Council meeting |
As is already known to the City Council, the Natal Indian Judicial Commission has been appointed by the Union Government with the following terms of reference: |
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Memorandum to General Purpose Committee. Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
1. The following letter dated 12th April 1944 has been sent to me by Secretary of the Natal Indian Judicial Commission...... |
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Letters on the Natal Indian Judicial Commission from the Durban City Council |
Sir, Indian Question in Natal. I have the honour to refer to the deputations from Local Authorities which visited Cape Town to attend the Annual Conference of the United Municipal Executive and other interviews.... |
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Commission of Enquiry into matters affecting te Indian Population of Natal |
I am in receipt of your letter of the 23rd instant furnishing me with copy of the terms of reference of the above.... |
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Commission of Enquiry into matters affecting the Indian Population of the Province of Natal |
It is hereby notified that is Excellency the Officer Administering the Government has been pleased to appoint..... |
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Memorandum for General purposes Committee. Appointment of Natal Indian Commission |
The following have been announced as the terms of reference of the Natal Indian Commission (comprising Mr. Justice Broome, Senator the Hon. D.G. Shepstone, Mr. W~. Power, M.E.C.!, Mr. S.R. Naidoo and Mr. A.I. Kajee) which has been appointed by the Government.... |
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Preliminary Statement to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
We the officials of the Natal Indian Congress an organization representing the Indian Community of Natal beg to submit this..... |
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Statement issued by the Seaview/Bellair branch of the Natal Indian Congress |
Gentlemen, On the 30th April, 1944 a sub committee specially appointed to prepare a statement on the grievances of the Indian people of the district met and the deliberation of this committee are set below..... |
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Copy Evidence submitted to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission by Pastor J T Duplessis Missionary to the Indians of Natal under the Auspices of the Apostolic Faith Mission of S.A. |
The views expressed in this Memorandum need not necessarily be subscribed to by the Executive Council of the Apostolic Faith Mission.. They are the personal views and convictions of the Missionary_ |
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Memorandum on Epilepsy, Deafness, Blindness and similar Physical Defects submitted to the Natal Indian Judicial Commission |
Gentlemen, 'The Terms of Reference' of your Commission affirm that your enquiry apart from other factors is to enquire into and report upon:- |