Squatters Market
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| Women carrying a basket full of fruit and vegetable going to the market to sell |
Indian trader |
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| Traders outside the market |
Traders selling outside the market |
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| New Victoria market |
Customers, traders and tourist inside the Indian market at Warwick Avenue |
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| Market gardening |
Indian markets and market gardening |
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| Hawkers at the Warwick Avenus market |
Indian traders |
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| Indian market in Durban |
Durban Indian Market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Trading outside the Warwick Avenue market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Traders outside the entrance of the Warwick Avenue Market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
View of the Chatsworth Bus rank from the Warwick Avenue Market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Parking area at the Warwick Avenue Market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Ariel view of the Warwick market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Crowds of people at the Warwick Avenue market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Inside the busy Warwick Avenue market |
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| The Warwick Avenue Market System |
Hawkers, vendors, squatters and customers at the Warwick Avenue Market |
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Squatters Market / Institute for Social and Economic Research. 1976 |
Market gardening has been a traditional way of life of the Indian community for many years. In the Report of the Coolie Commission (1872) for example, mention is made of small locations of Indians in the neighbourhood of Durban who carried on a thriving trade 1n the sale of vegetables. |