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Browsing Special Collections by Type "Other"
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
The Arndt Collection was the collection of Prof Ernst Heinrich Daniël Arndt (1899-1983) who was a professor at the University of Pretoria from 1925 to 1942. He became the registrar of banks in 1942, the deputy manager of ...
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
Dr Nicolaas Marais Hoogenhout (1876-1932) donated this collection 1933. Hoogenhout was very involved in education in the Transvaal Colony from 1904. He was the Vice Chancellor and Principal of the University of Pretoria ...
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
Prof Geoffrey Cronjé (1907-1992) was a sociologist, criminologist and founder of the Department of Drama at the University of Pretoria. Cronjé donated his collection of documents of the committee on the funding of voluntary ...
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
Johannes Anthonius Moesman (1859-1937) was an art printer from Utrecht in the Netherlands. He created a large amount of advertising materials for companies and published media during the time of the ZAR ca. 1890-1899. The ...
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
This collection was bequeathed by Dirk Willem Rÿk Hertsog (1856-1939), the oldest brother of the South African Prime Minister, General JBM Hertzog, in 1939. The collection consists of one box containing correspondence, ...
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Hollamby, Tayla
(2023)
Servaas de Kock (1858-1933) was an assistant Surveyor General of the ZAR from 1884 and a surveyor for the department of lands of the Transvaal Colony. He was part of the Transvaal Portuguese demarcation commission in 1894. ...
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Daily Sketch (1909-1971); Robinson, William Sugden
(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-04-15)
The Glory of Neuve Chapelle-and the price -- Sir John's despatch -- Echoes of town and round about -- French's story of the victory of Neuve Chapelle -- Zeppelins drop bombs on North-East coast towns -- The interests of ...
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Daily Sketch (1909-1971); Robinson, William Sugden
(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-04-17)
Hun air raiders frighten a hen to death [photo's] -- The man of many brides briefs counsel -- An appeal to the Pope -- Rothschild leaves over £2,500,000 -- Air Huns' victims: sparrow, chicken and blackbird -- All about ...
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Daily Sketch (1909-1971); Robinson, William Sugden
(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-04-22)
Tommy's periscope view of the city and suburban -- Echoes of town and round about -- Germany's friends in parliament -- What is the matter with the Prince of Wales Fund? - Famous writers on the war -- The lady visitors -- ...
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Daily Sketch (1909-1971); Robinson, William Sugden
(Edward Hulton & Co. (London & Manchester), 1915-04-09)
Women weep at the story of Maggie Nally's death -- Echoes of town and round about -- Man of many brides is noisy in court -- An indictment of the church leaders -- The women who want to make peace -- Trying artificial ...
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High Court of South Africa
(1986-1987)
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High Court of South Africa
(1988)
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Haw, Nikki
(Department of Library Services, University of Pretoria, 2019)
Prof Johannes du Plessis (1868-1935), was a theologian, traveller, missionary and writer. His book collection was purchased by the University in 1939 and is split into an Africana collection, housed in our Africana section ...
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Haw, Nikki
(Department of Library Services, University of Pretoria, 2019)
These finding aids are intended to assist with faculty-specific searches for resources held in Special Collections. These lists should not be considered as absolutely comprehensive, but will show researchers the majority ...
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Rumpff, Frans Lourens Herman
(2017)
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Rumpff, Frans Lourens Herman
(1979)
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Rumpff, Frans Lourens Herman
(1952)
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Ronel; eridine.roux@up.ac.za
(Die Huisgenoot, 1929-11-01)
The article discusses the high and low points of the arts competition held in Bloemfontein, South Africa, in September 1929.
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(1976)
Dr Aart Jurriaanse, a Dutchman, studied medicine in the Netherlands and came to South Africa during the Anglo Boer War with a medical corps in aid of the Boers. He stayed on in South Africa after the war and worked as a ...