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South African National Council for Mental Hygiene
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Annual report for year ended March 1 959; minutes of Sub-Committee December 1, 1939; recommendations to the Department of Social Welfare on the need to provide for adult sane epileptics, 1940.
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On maintenance grants for children, school feeding in Bantu schools and winter menus.
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2 posters and 12 pamphlets in the Publicity Series.
Inter-Departmental Committee of Inquiry
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Circulars, notes and correspondence between the Inter-Departmental Committee, S.A.I.R.R., municipalities, the Port Elizabeth, Potchefstroom and Pretoria Joint Councils and the Coloured and European Council of South Africa.
Subjects are government assistance to physically and mentally unfit persons and an inquiry into the invalidity scheme, pulmonary tubercular cases and war veterans.
Alexandra Township and Dr. Vilikazi
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Sannah Mankazana and Ramsamy Ganess
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Parte deSouth African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Part 1 records
Correspondence between her heirs, lawyers and the Department of Native Affairs on the claim that her estate be administered according to her will and not by native law.
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Notes on farm labour by Rheinallt Jones
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Parte deSouth African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Part 1 records
Life of the Blessed Father Gonzalo de Silveira, Priest of the Society of Jesus, martyred at Monomotapa, a city in Caffraria. Translated from Latin into Spanish by Bernardo de Cienfuegos, 1614, and translated from the Spanish by W.J. Cruddas, September 1931.