WITS

ZA HPRA A1631-1
Item
1879

ZA HPRA A1919-1
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20 January 1932

Part of Papers of Sir Charles Presten Crewe

Chaplin does not yet know what steps Lionel Phillips has taken in the unpleasant affair. The Government is determined to maintain its currency policy and has rushed the Treasury Bill. Chaplain fears the Government may try to "plunder" the banks.

Untitled

ZA HPRA A75-C-1
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1863

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

On the decision whether MacKenzie should work as a missionary in Bechuanaland or Matabeleland

Untitled

ZA HPRA A75-E-1
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22 August 1882

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Extract from "Het Volksblad", denouncing the freebooters in Bechuanaland and also the complicity of Transvaal. (With manuscript notes by MacKenzie).

Notebook re Sir Charles Warren's expedition to Bechuanaland

ZA HPRA A77-G-1
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1885

Part of Edward Arthur Maund Papers

Alex Bisset, Grahamstown

ZA HPRA A43-1
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28 January 1834

Part of Robert Godlonton

Promise to pay Godlonton ninety three pounds, five shillings and five pence.

From Mrs Anne Hodgson to Miss E. Forster, Darlington, Sister, Cape Town

ZA HPRA A567-1
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11 October 1821

Part of Symons Collection

Describes conditions at the Cape; very poor spiritual life there and Sabbath not kept. Yet various churches are trying, including Wesleyans who are building school for slaves. Gives an account of the preparations that are being made for their journey to Camies Berg, where they will stay for a few months. Comments on the pressing need to learn the Dutch language.

From A. G. Bain to Sir Henry de la Beche