Permit to C. Meyer to buy ammunition, 30 Apr. 1884; passport issued to E.F. Bourke to travel to Europe, 20 May 1899; certificate in Dutch permitting Thomas Heldzingen to leave the Transvaal, 28 Aug. 1889; permit to purchase food in Heidelberg stores, 3 Aug. 1900; railway permit for civilians issued to W.J. de Zwaan allowing him to travel between Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Records relating to Agricultural economics, Demographical statistics and Census data, originating from the South African School of Mines and Technology, Johannesburg, probably belonging to R.A. Lehfeldt, Professor of Economics at the South African School of Mines and Technology, Johannesburg.

The documents include amongst others:.

Organisational records.

The collection is very small, 0.3 linear metres. SAHA received it as part of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) collection, but it is clear that it constitutes an archive in its own and was added to the NIC collection by mistake.

Possibly submitted by Ken Mills. Scrap book of press cuttings covering the South African War, 1899-1902.

Siding with Britain it gives particular attention to the role of Field Marshal Lord Roberts from his farewell church service at St. Paul's to his departure from South Africa at the end of the War. They contain various accounts and poems by Rudyard Kipling. Some of the events covered are the siege of Ladysmith, the siege of Mafikeng, the occupation of Johannesburg and the fall of Pretoria, amongst other major battles.

Also included is a "Diary kept during the Siege of Ladysmith", byHarry H. Balfour.

Except of a cover page of "The Mafikeng Mail", dated 25 January 1900, all other press cuttings do not give the title of the newspaper and the date of publication.

Also, see image of the Queen's Christmas Box for Tommy.

Copies of Reuters cablegrams, despatched by Fritz Pincus, Reuters agent at Lourenco Marques. The telegrams relate to the progress of the war.

Written mainly in pencil on scraps of paper. Binder's title 'Veld-berigte van Boere - Aanvoerders uit die tweede vryheidsoorlog, 1899-1902'.