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Parte deDiocesan College, Rondebosch
This is mainly between the Secretary and the members of the Diocesan Council, Headmaster, teachers at the school, the Archbishop of Cape Town, William West Jones, architects, builders and lawyers.
Includes one from Sir Herbert Baker, 19 March 1896.
Parte deMargaret Johnson
Correspondence of Rosamund U. Pim (nee Bere)
Parte dePapers of Howard Pim
For letters to and from husband see Bas and Ca3.
Parte deDiocesan College, Rondebosch
Agendas, minutes, resolutions, report to Council. This is incomplete and very scrappy.
South African Government Publications
Parte dePapers of Amina Cachalia
Legislation and Reports of Commissions of Enquiry, published by the Union and the Republic of South Africa, 1885-1962, particularly in relation to the Indian ('Asiatic') community, including:
Parte deDiocesan College, Rondebosch
Parte dePapers of Howard Pim
(for Communicants Rolls, see Presbyteries).
Including Braamfontein unemployment camp; Judith Paal suburb; Ferrerastown camp 1886; 1899 shops in Germiston; Germiston lake; Benoni houses; Brakpan streets; Braamfontein 1964; Chinese miners 1906; Chinese miners underground; Chinese compound rooms, bath house, Rosettenville, 'boys room', entrance to compound; chinese interpreters quarters (SJPML); SJPML Chinese compound police room; Chinese quarters at Village Deep compound, Christmas 1906; Chinese entertainment; Pedlar selling game; Gold mine compounds Crown Mines and New Kleinfontein; Mine 1903-4; single quarters 1903-4; New Kleinfontein surface works; compound managers servant; Chinese prison camp, 1905; Doorfontein slum area, 1930s; Indian hawker; prisons in Pretoria
Including images from the Johannesburg and Pretoria Guide with first camp at Ferreirastown, Barrow Green Tea room, published 1905; images from strike album, published 1913 with Maxim Gun, funeral procession, strike committee; Johannesburg in 1886; mail and passenger coach arriving in Johannesburg, 1889; Newtown Market interior, 1889; first train in Johannesburg, 1893; Park station, 1892; opening of first mines, 1886; at the bottom of Robinson Deep Gold mine, 1887; African workers at 'Native Labour' compound; African 'house boy', 1900; Johannsburg bar; compound at New Primrose mine; water carriers in early Johannesburg, 1892; early African locations; laundry in the early 1890s; African mine workers depicted taking a shower at Crown Mines, n.d.; Struben's old farm, n.d.; Indian women at market; Johannesburg dust storm; dressed up African servant; skittle-pool playing at African mining compound; washing place; Begbie & Co moulding shop; first open surface mining work on the Rand, no dates