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A.
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PERSONAL
PAPERS
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A1
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C.J.
Sibbett's memoirs. MS
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1
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A2.1-A2.3
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Abridged
copies of Sibbett's memoirs. TSS
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3
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A3
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Biographical
compendium: bibliographical references, publications, curriculum vitae,
published comments on aspects of life and works
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1
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A4.1-A4.3
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Curricula
vitae
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3
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A5.1-A5.2
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Genealogical
notes on the Sibbett family
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2
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A6
-A8
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Cash
books: 1927-1934; 1934-1941; 1941-1949
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3
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A9
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Journal
of share investments of Sibbett and wife. 1944-1957
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1
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A10-A15
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Prospectus
and annual reports of certain limited companies. 1934‑1956
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6
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A16-A38
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Various
receipts and licences. 1959‑1963
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23
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B.
and C.
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PERSONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
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B.
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CHRONOLOGICAL
ARRANGEMENT OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE ITEMS
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B1-B229
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Correspondence,
1907‑1960. This includes:
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B13
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Moses
Kottler to CJS, 14 November 1929
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B16
- B193
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O.
Pirow to CJS, 8 February 1935 and 16 November 1957
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B24&B25
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B.R.
Garlick (Dr Jameson's valet) to CJS, 8 and 15 May 1938
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B40-B41
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CJS
to F. Crafford, author of Life of General Smuts, 17 April 1944 and
reply of 19 April 1944
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B57
& B202
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Bishop
Sidney Lavis to CJS, 15 January1945 and 3 July 1958
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B58
& B63
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E.
Farrar to CJS, 28 February and 15 May1945
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B78
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Quinton
Hogg to CJS, 8 February 1946
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B85
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Lord
Methuen to CJS, 2 September 1947
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B114
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Mrs
Deborah Hofmeyr to CJS, 27 March 1950
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B123
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Michael
Redgrave to CJS, 7 August 1951
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B131
& B134
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Sir
Paul Dukes, author of Come Hammer, Come Sickle, to CJS, 4
February and 7 May 1952
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B148
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Tommy
Boydell to CJS, 23 August 1954
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B152
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CJS
to W. Duncan Baxter, 9 December 1954
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B171-B174
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Correspondence
with the Editor of the London Sunday Times, re Milner's
Kindergarten, 20 to 30 December 1955
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B124
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G.A.
Leyds to CJS, re Milner's Kindergarten, 4 August 1960
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B219-B226
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undated
items
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C.
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ALPHABETICAL
ARRANGEMENT OF CORRESPONDENCE
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C1.1-C1.3
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Correspondence
with L.S. Amery, 1952‑1954
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6
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C2.1-C2.4
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Letters
from H.C. Armstrong, author of Grey Steel, 1937‑1948
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13
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C3.1-C3.9
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Letters
from Sir Abe Bailey, 1929‑1939
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18
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C4.1-C4.4
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Correspondence
with Sir Herbert Baker, 1945
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16
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C5.1-C5.6
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Correspondence
with Lord Baldwin, 1942‑1945. Includes a letter from CJS to Lady
Waterhouse
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21
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C6.1-C6.4
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Correspondence
with Bangor Grammar School, Northern Ireland, 1950‑1957
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10
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C7.1-C7.2
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Letter
from L. Bolus and letter to Professor Compton, 1951
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8
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C8.1-C8.17
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Correspondence
re D.G. Boonzaaier, 1926‑1956, including some letters to and from
the artist himself
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41
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C9.1‑C9.12
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Letters
from Francis and Jessica Brett Young, 1945‑1952. Includes theatre
handbill and letter from Union Department of External Affairs re the Brett
Young's passage to South Africa
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24
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C10.1‑C10.22
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Campbellania.
Correspondence with Roy
Campbell; typescript and printed poems, one of which bears dedication to
CJS in Campbell's own hand; letters from Killie and Ethel Campbell; and MS
of Sibbett's reminiscences of his acquaintance with Campbell.
Also letters from Professor W.H. Gardner re Campbell.
1948‑1958
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51
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C11.1‑C11.11
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Letters
from Henry W.A. Cooper, J.C. Smut's private secretary, 1951‑1952
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35
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C12.1‑C12.2
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Letters
from John Cope, 1945‑1948
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5
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C13.1‑C13.6
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Letters
from Dr. T.B. Davie, 1950‑1955
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15
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C14.1‑C14.11
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Letters
from Sir Charles Dundas, 1952
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40
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C15.1‑C15.2
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Letters
from Leif Egeland, Union High Commissioner, London, 1948‑1949
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8
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C16.1
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Letter
from Louis Esselen, Ministry of Transport, 1944
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4
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C17.1‑C17.2
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Letters
from C.D. de B. Forsyth, Union Consul General, Madagascar,
1946‑1948
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21
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C18.1‑C18.3
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Letters
from Sir De Villiers Graaff, 1953‑1958
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6
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C19.1‑C19.11
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Correspondence
with N.C. Havenga, 1926‑1954
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33
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C20.1‑C20.12
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Correspondence
with A.P. Herbert, editor of Punch, 1943‑1948. Includes poems by
Herbert
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42
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C21.1‑C21.4
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Letters
and telegrams from F.G. Hinley, of The Friend, Bloemfontein, 1945
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10
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C22.1‑C22.41
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Correspondence
with J.H. Hofmeyr, 1929‑1948
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101
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C23.1‑C23.17
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Correspondence
with G.M. Huggins, Prime Minister, Southern Rhodesia, 1935‑1954
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C24.1‑C24.15
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Correspondence
with the Kipling Society, London, 1944‑1955
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15
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C25.1
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Letter
to Joel Krige, M.L.A., 1920
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C26.1‑C26.11
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Correspondence
with H.G. Lawrence, 1943‑1956
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C27.1‑C27.11
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Letters
from Lady Rosamund Leven, 1944‑1951
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C28.1‑C28.3
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Letters
from Conrad Lighton, of The Cape Argus, 1951‑1959
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6
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C29.1‑C29.4
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Letters
from B.K. Long, 1926‑1938
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13
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C30.1‑C30.15
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Letters
from G. Makepeace, editor of The Outspan, 1937‑1954
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48
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C31.1‑C31.5
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Letters
from Lord Malvern, 1949‑1958
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11
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C32.1‑C32.4
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Letters
from Viscountess Milner, 1949‑1950
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7
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C33.1‑C33.4
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Letters
from Terence C.S. Morrison‑Scott (Sibbett's second cousin), 1955
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4
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C34.1‑C34.3
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Letters
from G. Heaton Nicholls, 1950‑1951
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12
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C35.1‑C35.5
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Letters
from Victor Norton, of the Cape Times, 1944‑1954
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11
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C36.1‑C36.5
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Correspondence
with O.A. Oosthuizen, general secretary, United Party, 1943‑1947
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20
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C37.1‑C37.2
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Letters
from Harry Oppenheimer, 1953
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5
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C38.1‑C38.4
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Letters
from Lionel Phillips, 1927‑1935
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16
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C39.1‑C39.7
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Letters
from Mrs J.B. Priestley, 1945‑1948
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16
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C40.1‑C40.5
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Letters
from Deneys Reitz, 1934‑1937
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11
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C41.1‑C41.3
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Letters
from Sir Charles F. Rey, 1946‑1954
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6
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C42.1‑C42.4
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Correspondence
with Edward Roworth, 1925‑1937
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8
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C43.1‑C43.5
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Letters
from T.W. Rudland, president, The Pioneer Corps Association, Salisbury,
1944
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8
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C44.1‑C44.27
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Letters
from Lady Elizabeth Salisbury (BettyCranborne),?1937‑?1948 [many
items undated]
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27
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C45.1‑C45.14
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Letters
from Lady Alice Salisbury, ?1944‑?1949
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14
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C46.1‑C46.8
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Letters
from Lord Salisbury, 1944‑1954
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21
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C47.1‑C47.5
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Letters
from R.M. Sayers, editor of Belfast Telegraph, 1945‑1957
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20
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C48.1‑C48.55
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Correspondence
with Francis Carey Slater, 1944 1958. Also correspondence with secretary
of the PEN Club, of which Slater was president, and members' list of S.A.
PEN centre, 1960
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111
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C49.1
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Letter
to Sir Thomas Smartt, 1920
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4
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C50.1‑C50.3
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Letters
from Pauline Smith, 1926‑1957
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3
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C51.1‑C51.4
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Correspondence
with General Smuts, 1926‑1942
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7
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C52.1‑C52.4
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Correspondence
with Mrs Smuts, 1952‑1953
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10
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C53.1‑C53.4
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Letter
to Col. C.F.S. Stallard , 1940. Also leader and article from Cape Argus,
and memo from G.A.L. Green, editor of Cape Argus, re Stallard, 1936
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14
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C54.1‑C54.15
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Correspondence
with Sir Herbert Stanley, 1941‑1946. Includes copies of poems
exchanged between Stanley and Sibbett
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75
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C55.1‑C55.2
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Letters
from Colin Steyn, 1943‑1944
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2
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C56.1‑C56.7
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Letters
from J.G.N. Strauss and his private secretary, 1950‑1956
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16
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C58.1‑C58.2
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Correspondence
with F.C.G. Tooke, Union Forest Entomologist, 1945
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8
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C59.1‑C59.4
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Correspondence
with secretary of Ulster Unionist Council, Belfast,
1954‑1955.Includes list of U.S.Presidents of Ulster extraction
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13
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C60.1
|
Letter
from Piet van der Byl, 1957
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4
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C61.1‑C61.4
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Letters
from Jean van der Poel, 1952‑1953
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6
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C62.1‑C62.3
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Correspondence
with Mrs Margaret Lane Wallace, daughter in law of Edgar Wallace, 1937
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12
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C63.1‑C63.5
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Correspondence
with Sidney Waterson, 1940‑1945
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8
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C64.1‑C64.8
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Correspondence
concerning collection of autographs of delegates to first meeting of
League of Nations, belonging to Sibbett, sent to U.S.A. on display.
1945‑1946
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17
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D.
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C.J.
SIBBETT'S CAREER
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D1
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The
South African War, 1899‑1902
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D1.1‑D1.2
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A.
Wetler to CJS, 13 March 1900 and undated
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2
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D1.3‑D1.6
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Letters
from J. Butler, editor of the Midland News, to CJS, 19 May 1900, 19 July
1900 (two letters), and a memo dated 1 November 1899
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4
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D1.7‑D1.8
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CJS
to Major Deane, Military Secretary, Cape Government House, 2 September
1901, and reply of 14 September 1901
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2
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D1.9
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CJS
to Mr Browne (Rolf Bolderwood), 11 July 1902
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4
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Dl.l0‑Dl.ll
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Newspaper
articles in the Midland News, March and April 1900, written by CJS
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8
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D1.12
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Reminiscences
by CJS of his work as a newspaper correspondent during the South African
War
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1
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D1.13
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Pay
chit, Colonial Detence Force, 9 May 1901
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1
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D1.14
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Pamphlet
of Cape Colony Cycle Corps
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1
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D1.15‑Dl.16
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Attesting
forms, Colonial Defence Force, Foot and Mounted Services
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6
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D1.17
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Military
orders for Town Guard, Colonial Defence Force
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1
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D1.18
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Oath
of allegiance for Town Guard
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2
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D1.19
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Printed
copy of Daily Guard Report, Town Guard
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1
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D1.20
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Service
form for a Thanksgiving Service for Peace
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1
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D1.21
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Martial
law proclamation for Stellenbosch District, January 1901
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1
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D1.22
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Brochure
re Sword presented to Lord Roberts by Mayor of Cape Town, 1900
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3
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D1.23
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Scrapbook
containing passes etc. of Sibbett when acting as war correspondent
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1
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D2
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The
South African League
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D2.1
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Reference
given CJS as member of South African League, 2 November 1899
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4
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D2.2
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S.A.
League form re establishment of Tamboer's Kloof branch
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3
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D2.3
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S.A.
League Book of Constitutions, 1899
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1
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D2.4
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S.A.
League Congress, Cape Town, October 1900: record of proceedings
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2
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D2.5
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Pamphlet
containing resolutions submitted at S.A. League Congress. 1900
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1
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D2.6
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S.A.
League: information sheet detailing alterations in the constitution
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1
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D2.7
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Reprint
from Diamond Fields Advertiser, 28 April 1899, of article on S.A. League
Banquet
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1
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D2.8
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Membership
card, S.A. League
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1
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|
D2.9‑D2.11
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S.A.
League bye‑laws, Cape Town branches
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3
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D2.12‑D2.15
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Various
invitations to S.A. League functions, 1898‑1900
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10
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D2.16
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Train
ticket, 11 October 1900, for S.A. League Congress
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1
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D2.17
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Admission
ticket to House of Assembly
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1
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D2.18‑D2.19
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Petition
forms to Queen on behalf of Uitlanders
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3
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D2.20
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Acknowledgement
by Cape High Commissioner of S.A., League's expression of sympathy on
death of Queen Victoria, letter being addressed to C.A. Owen Lewis
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1
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D2.21
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Acknowledgement
by secretary to Joseph Chamberlain of S.A. League Congress resolution, 14
March 1901
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1
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D2.22
|
Letter
of approval from secretary to Cape Prime Minister re address presented to
Duke of Cornwall by S.A. League, 23 July 1901
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4
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D2.23
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Copy
of the above address
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1
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D2.24
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Subscription
list for presentation to Lord Roberts
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1
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|
D2.25‑D2.34
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Parliamentary
election material, Cape of Good Hope
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11
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D2.35‑D2.58
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Pamphlet
literature, reprints, handbills, etc., re S.A. League and the South
African War, including printed speakers' notes on various topical issues,
printed lectures and addresses, a war manual, and a popular series on
South African history
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23
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D3
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Joseph
Chamberlain's South African Tour, 1902‑1903
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|
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D3.1‑D3.65
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Menus,
programmes, invitations, passes, etc., which Sibbett acquired as a
newspaper correspondent covering Chamberlain's tour of South Africa
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74
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D4
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Scrapbook
of clippings from Sibbett's business trip to England and the United States
in 1913
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1
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D5
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Sibbett,
M.P.C., 1923‑1932
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D5.1‑D5.3
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Statements
of policy and principle by CJS as S.A.P. candidate for the Provincial
Council elections, 1923
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13
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D5.4‑D5.56
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Letters
and telegrams of congratulation on Sibbett's election win, 1923 and 1925
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53
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D5.57‑D5.65
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Correspondence
during councillorship, 1925‑1931, including correspondence with
A.P.J. Fourie, Provincial Administrator (D5.57‑D5.61), and letter to
N.C. Havenga, 17 August 1931 (D.65)
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21
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D5.66‑D5.69
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Correspondence
concerning Sir Frederic de Waal's legal action against CJS for defamation
in connection with a public speech made by Sibbett. 1923‑1924.
Includes a newspaper cartoon
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5
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D5.70
|
Speech
by CJS on 'The Provincial Council System'
(n.d.)
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1
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|
D5.71
|
Speech
by CJS on 'High Taxation in the Cape', ts. extract from the Cape Times, 3
September 1925
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3
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D5.72‑D5.74
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Provincial
Council election voting cards, 1923
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5
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D5.75‑D5.183
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H.G.
Legg vs. C.J. Sibbett, 1923‑1924
|
|
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D5.75‑D5.86
|
Legal
papers re Supreme Court case in connection with Sibbett's return as
Provincial Councillor
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15
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D5.87‑D5.135
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Statements,
receipts and returns of election expenses of Sibbett in Provincial Council
election, 1923
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54
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D5.136‑D5.183
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Sibbett‑Legg
controversy. Includes broadsheets and pamphlets; newspaper clippings,
posters and reprints; correspondence i.a. with W. Duncan Baxter (chairman
of S.A.P. committee supervising Provincial Council elections); and a
letter from J.C. Smuts to CJS: MS. memo by CJS on his reasons for
resigning from the Provincial Council
|
65
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D6
|
Sibbett
and the Union Flag Question, 1926
|
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D6.1‑D6.15
|
Correspondence,
1926. Includes letters from CJS to N.C. Havenga, Edward Roworth, J.C.
Smuts, D.F. Malan, W. Duncan Baxter (with reply thereto), and letters from
Mrs Sibbett to her husband Also an official telegram of appointment to the
Flag Commission; ‑two projected flag designs; and a printed pamphlet
on the flag issue
|
52
|
|
D7
|
Sibbett
and the Union Reparations (War Losses) Commission, 1926
|
|
|
D7.1‑D7.14
|
Correspondence
concerning Sibbett's appointment to and his work on the Reparations
Commission, 1926‑1927
|
54
|
|
D8
|
Sibbett's
war‑time Duties
|
|
|
D8.1‑D8.9
|
Correspondence
mainly concerning Sibbett's war-time activities, 1939‑1946
|
30
|
|
D9
|
Sibbett,
J.P.
|
|
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D9.1‑D9.7
|
Official
letters of appointment as J.P., 1940‑1958
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16
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E.
|
PUBLIC
BODIES, SOCIETIES, AND INSTITUTIONS
|
|
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E.
1.
|
Cultural
bodies: South African National Gallery, South African Museum, South
African Public Library, Botanical Society of South Africa. Correspondence,
arranged chronologically, 1933‑1961; and miscellaneous items
|
|
|
E1.1‑E1.183
|
Correspondence.
Includes letters of appointment to the above institutions
|
|
|
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Also,
correspondence with J.H. Hofmeyr mainly concerning the financing of these
bodies (E.15, E1.6, E1 8, E1.27, E1.29, E1.35‑E1.45, E1.48, E1.50
E1.51); with J. Holloway (E1.32, E1.67,
E1.96‑E1.97,E1.99‑E1.100); correspondence re the opening of
the Graham Bower papers at the S.A.P.L. (E1.11‑E1.15);
correspondence re the proposed acquisition of paintings by Churchill for
the S.A. National Gallery (E1.22‑E1.26);
correspondence re the permanent loan by Princess Labia of the Sir Joseph
Robinson collection to the National Gallery (E1.89‑E1.90 and
E1.96‑E1.100); correspondence with various persons, including the
Minister of Education and Arts, re complaints lodged against Mr John
Paris, Director of the Gallery, by members of the Board of Trustees
(E1.24‑E1.136); correspondence between CJS and John Paris of the
National Gallery (E1.60‑E1.66, E1.79,E1.84, E1.86,
E1.91‑E1.92, E1.105, E1.111, E1.120 E1.121, E1.138‑E1.139,
E1.152, E1.160, E1.168) Also, letters from Harry Lawrence (E1.46); from
Tommy Boydell (El_107‑E1.108); and from Victor Norton (E1.87) Also,
letters to C.F. Clarkson (E1.7, E1.42); D.F.Malan (E1.115); and N.C.
Havenga (E1.1, E1.90)
|
350
|
|
E1.184‑E1.230
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
E1.184
|
Deed
of trust governing the Sir J.B. Robinson collection of pictures
|
1
|
|
E1.185
|
Union
Report of Commission on the S.A. Art Gallery (UG 52 ‑ 1947)
|
1
|
|
E1.186
|
Newspaper
extracts re the controversial sale of paintings from the National Gallery,
1947
|
1
|
|
E1.187‑E1.188
|
Memo
on Present Conditions of Art in South Africa, presented by W.E.G. Solomon,
chairman of The Brush and Chisel Club, to the Union Government; with
attached letter from John Paris to C.J.S., 6 February 1949
|
2
|
|
E1.189
|
Memo
on function and policy for the National Gallery, by John Paris, presented
25 May 1949
|
1
|
|
E1.190‑E1.203
|
Newspaper
correspondence and articles re the controversial exhibition of South
African paintings at an Italian art festival, from Die Burger, 29 March
1950 ‑ 19 April 1950; and re an exhibition of modern French art at
the National Gallery, 1951
|
15
|
|
E1.204‑E1.207
|
S.A.
National Gallery: minutes of meetings of the Board of Trustees, 1950 and
1953
|
4
|
|
E1.208‑E1.209
|
Financial
statements of the S.A. National Gallery
|
4
|
|
E1.210
|
Address
by John Paris on Enslin du Plessis, June 1957
|
1
|
|
E1.211
|
Precis
of the Museum's Commission of Inquiry
|
1
|
|
E1.212‑E1.213
|
S.A.
Botanical Society: minutes of meeting of the Council, 15 April 1958; and
annual report for 1958
|
2
|
|
E1.214
|
S.A.
National Gallery regulations
|
1
|
|
E1.215
|
Address
list of South African artists
|
1
|
|
E1.216‑E1.230
|
Newspaper
cuttings re art
|
15
|
|
E2
|
1820
Memorial Settlers' Association
|
|
|
E2.1‑E2.75
|
Correspondence,
mainly with Lord Leven (chairman of the Executive Committee, U.K.); Sir A.
WestonJarvis (a committee member, U.K.); Brendan Quin (assistant
secretary, U.K.); Walter Webber (chairman of the central executive, South
Africa); A. Lennox‑Short (general manager of the Association, South
Africa); N.H. Gilfillan (chairman of the Association, South Africa) Also
correspondence with G.M. Huggins, a letter to J.C. Smuts, and a letter
from Harry Oppenheimer 1933‑1962
|
228
|
|
E2.76
|
Report
of proceedings at the annual meeting of the General Council of the 1820
Memorial, Settlers' Association, 4 July 1935
|
5
|
|
E2.77
|
C.J.
Sibbett's address as chairman of the 1820 Settlers' Association, extracted
from The 1820 magazine, November 1945
|
2
|
|
E2.78
|
1820
Settlers' Association pamphlet, January 1950
|
1
|
|
E2.79
|
Page
from The 1820 magazine, August 1950
|
1
|
|
E2.80
|
1820
Settlers' Association fact sheet
|
1
|
|
E2.81
|
Newspaper
clipping of central executive of 1820 Settlers' Association (c.1955?)
|
1
|
|
E2.82
|
Reprint
from The Outspan of article by CJS on 'Great Possiblities for Settlers in
South Africa'
|
15
|
|
E2.83‑E2.84
|
The
1820, September 1933 and September 1935
|
2
|
|
E3
|
The
South African National Thrift Organization
|
|
|
E3.1‑E3.231
|
Correspondence,
1922‑1959, including correspondence with N.C. Havenga (E3.4, E3.6,
E3.75, E3.77‑E3.81, E3.106, E3.114, E3.146); with J.H. Hofmeyr
(E3.19‑E3.21, E3.23‑E3.46, E3.48‑E3.60,
E3.62‑E3.66, E3.68‑E3.69); with F.C. Sturrock (E3.67,
E3.71‑E3.72, E3.74); with G.M. Huggins (E3.100,E3.102); with E. Louw
(E3.150, E3.210) Also letters from Earl Clarendon (E3.8); from J.C. Smuts
(E3.11); from C.F. Clarkson (E3.12); from Lord Malvern (E3.196); from Tom
Naude (E3.211, E3.213, E3.215‑E3.216, E3.219); from T.E. Donges
(E3.224)
|
348
|
|
E3.232‑E3.266
|
Printed
papers and miscellaneous
|
|
|
E3.232
|
Note
by CJS on his part in Union War Bond Campaign
|
|
|
E3.233
|
Photograph
of medallion presented to CJS for his thrift work
|
|
|
E3.234
|
'The
Story of the Loan', booklet
|
|
|
E3.235‑E3.266
|
Includes
copies and newspaper reports of speeches and addresses by CJS and various
dignatories to thrift conferences in the 1950s; also propaganda and
information leaflets, bulletins and pamphlets; and extracts, copies and
reprints frommagazines and newspapers relating to the S.A. National Thrift
Organization and the Union Loan Certificates Scheme.
|
|
|
E3
.253
|
Copy
of an article on the history of the Thrift Organization
|
60
|
|
E4
|
Rotary
|
|
|
E4.1‑E4.70
|
Correspondence,
1930‑1958 Also issues of The London Rotarian, a Rotary information
sheet, a Rotary bulletin, an extract from Rotary in Africa magazine, and a
broadsheet re the Liberty Cavalcade, 1944
|
136
|
|
E5
|
Free
Masonry
|
|
|
E5.1‑E5.38
|
Correspondence,
1932‑1962, amongst others with the Earl of Donoughmore, Grand Master
of the Irish Constitution of Free Masons. Also photocopy of the minutes of
meeting of an Irish lodge, 1867; extracts from the Masonic Journal of
South Africa; an order of service; a notice of a Masonic installation; and
souvenir of a masonic luncheon given in honour of CJS
|
95
|
|
E6
|
Boy
Scouts
|
|
|
E6.1‑E6.33
|
Correspondence,
1945‑1958, and various oddments comprising reprints of an article by
CJS; roneod scouting newsletters and magazines; address to the Boy Scouts'
Rhodes Commemoration Ceremony by the American Consul General; orders of
service for the Rhodes Day Scout Service; and memo on the history of the
Rhodes Dav Wreath Laving Ceremony
|
84
|
|
E7
|
Cape
Parliamentary Debating Society
|
|
|
E7.1‑E7.13
|
Correspondence,
1926‑1959, and printed papers
|
25
|
|
E8
|
The
Owl Club
|
|
|
E8.1‑E8.3
|
A
handwritten letter (1959) and two printed letters (1920)
|
3
|
|
E9
|
The
Dukes
|
|
|
E9.1‑E9.26
|
Correspondence,
1935‑1958, amongst others with the Earl of Athlone
(C‑in‑C of the Regiment)
|
77
|
|
E10
|
South
African Institute of International Affairs
|
|
|
E10.1‑E10.5
|
Letters
from the Institute and one from Chief Justice A.v.d.S.:Centlivres,
1953‑1958. Also an address to the Institute by H.V. Roberts, August
1958
|
8
|
|
F.
|
RHODESEANA
|
|
|
Fl‑F3
|
Correspondence
with the Rhodes Trust, Oxford, America and South Africa
|
|
|
F1.1‑F1.149
|
Correspondence
with Philip Kerr (Lord Lothian) and Lord Elton of the Rhodes Trust,
Oxford. 1929‑1961
|
341
|
|
F2.1‑F2.25
|
Correspondence
with Frank Aydelotte of the Rhodes Scholarship Trust, Princeton, U.S.A.
1944‑1953
|
49
|
|
F3.1‑F3.15
|
Correspondence
with A.H. Gie of the Rhodes Scholarship Trust, South Africa.
1948‑1959. Also, references for a candidate Rhodes scholar
|
21
|
|
F4‑F8
|
Correspondence
concerning Rhodes and Rhodeseana
|
|
|
F4.1‑F4.51
|
Correspondence
with Howell Wright, Rhodeseana collector, U.S.A. 1937‑1955. Includes
a few letters from Mrs Mabel Wright
|
114
|
|
F5.1‑F5.18
|
Letters
from R.H. Smithers, director of the National Museum, Southern Rhodesia.
1951‑1964. Includes a letter from the manager of the Central African
Rhodes Centenary Exhibition, 1953, and a newspaper clipping
|
|
|
F5.19‑F5.39
|
Letters
mainly from V.W. Hiller, chief archivist, Central African Archives,
Southern Rhodesia. 1936‑1954
|
102
|
|
F6
|
General
correspondence concerning Rhodes and Rhodeseana (cf. E2.5‑E2.7 and
E2.13)
|
|
|
F6.1‑F6.88
|
General
correspondence, 1900‑1958. Includes:
|
|
|
F6.1‑F6.88
|
letter
from secretary of Rhodes Reception Committee, 1899
|
|
|
F6.2
|
CJS
to Basil Williams, author of Life of Rhodes, 1 April 1921
|
|
|
F6.5‑F6.6
|
Sarah
Gertrude Millin to CJS, 12 and 28 September 1932
|
|
|
F6.11
|
Lady
Adelheid de Villiers to CJS, 27 July 1941
|
|
|
F6.15‑F6.16
|
Moses
Kottler to CJS, November 1950 and 4 January 1951
|
|
|
F6.18
|
Victor
Norton to CJS, 21 June 1951
|
|
|
F6.19
& F6.23
|
Killie
Campbell to CJS, 24 August and 8 November 1951
|
|
|
F6.51‑F6.52
|
L.S.
Amery to CJS, 14 December 1953, enclosing copy of address delivered by Amery in Westminster Abbey on
unveiling of tablet to Rhodes
|
|
|
F6.65
|
CJS
to Lady Heath, 19 January 1954
|
|
|
F6.72‑F6.82
|
I.G.
Lockhart to CJS, 1957‑1958
|
|
|
F6.83‑F6.85
|
Correspondence
with Sir Arthur Bryant, 1957
|
190
|
|
F7
|
Correspondence
re Rhodes items and others presented as gifts, loans and benefactions by
Sibbett to private persons and public bodies
|
|
|
F7.1‑F7.84
|
Correspondence,
1925‑1959 Includes letters from W.G.R. Murray, Registrar of UCT
(F7.1, F7.9, F7.14); from J.B.M. Hertzog (F7.15); from 'resident and
Librarian of Yale University (F7.17, F7.20, F7.22, F7.29, F7.32,
F7.55‑F7.56); from C. Graham Botha (F7.21); from Colin Steyn
(F7.23); from R.F.M. Immelman and others, Jagger Library, UCT
(F7.37‑F7.38, F7.45‑F7.46), F7.51‑F7.53, F7.59, F7.62,
F7.64‑F7.65, F7.67‑F7.68, F7.77‑F7.80); from P.0 Sauer
(F7.40); and from E.G. Jansen (F7.2, F7.48) Also, F7.82: list of portraits
of Governors and Governors General presented to the Castle by CJS F7.83:
list of autographs presented to SAPL by CJS F7.84: brochure of J.W. Jagger
Library, UCT, May 1956
|
218
|
|
F8
|
Miscellaneous
Rhodes items, including facsimiles of Rhodes's letters
|
|
|
F8.1
|
C.J.
Rhodes to Colonial Secretary, Natal, 25 March 1871
|
|
|
F8.2
|
C.
Rhodes to Carl Behrens? of Natal Land & Colonization Co., 6 May 1871
|
|
|
F8.3
|
C.J.
Rhodes to Carl Behrens, 6 June 1871
|
|
|
F8.4
|
C.J.
Rhodes to Colonial Secretary, Natal, 3 August 1871
|
|
|
F8.5
|
C.
Rhodes to Carl Behrens, 4 December 1871
|
|
|
F8.6
|
P.
Jourdan to F.S. Tatham, 14 September 1896
|
|
|
F8.7
|
C.J.
Rhodes to F.S. Tatham, 11 December 1896
|
|
|
F8.8
|
C.J.
Rhodes to Harry Escombe, n.d.
|
51
|
|
F8.9
|
Edmund
Garrett on Rhodes (anecdotal)
|
|
|
F8.10‑F8.13
|
C.J.
Sibbett on Rhodes and Jameson (anecdotal)
|
|
|
F8.14
|
Note
on Rhodes family tree
|
|
|
F8.15
|
Newspaper
clipping of item in UCT Sibbett collection
|
|
|
F8.16‑F8.17
|
Two
extracts from East Africa and Rhodesia, 1953
|
|
|
F8.18
|
A
Rhodes bibliography
|
19
|
|
F9‑F12
|
Public
Memorials to Rhodes
|
|
|
F9
|
Rhodes
Birthplace, Bishop's Stortford
|
|
|
F9.1‑F9.89
|
Correspondence,
1936‑1961 Includes correspondence with G.M. Huggins (F9.1,
F9.5‑F9.6, F9.8, F 9.11, F9.15, F9.19, F 9.42); with Abe Bailey
(F9.2, F9.7, F9.10, F9.12, F9.16‑F9.18, F9.26‑F9.29); and
letters from J.H. Hofmeyr (F9.3, F9.13‑F9.14); from Patrick Duncan
(F9.4, F9.9, F9.20); and to Sir Herbert Stanley (F9.33) Also, a large
correspondence with G.N. Drinkwater, clerk of the Bishop's Stortford Urban
District Council
|
315
|
|
F9.90‑F9.110
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
F9.90
|
Menu
from commemoratory luncheon at Rhodes birthplace,
|
1953
|
|
F9.91
|
Centenary
service order, July 1953
|
|
|
F9.92
|
Brochure
of Cecil Rhodes Memorial
|
|
|
F9.93
|
Postcards
of Rhodes birthplace
|
|
|
F9.94
|
Rhodes
Birthplace Memorial Trust: Central and South African Committees
|
|
|
F9.95
|
History
of Rhodes Memorial Museum, Bishop's Stortford
|
|
|
F9.96‑F9.97
|
List
of donors to Rhodes Memorial Trust
|
|
|
F9.98‑F9.101
|
Receipts
and vouchers re Rhodes Birthplace Memorial Fund
|
|
|
F9.102
|
Extract
from East Africa and Rhodesia, July 1953
|
|
|
F9.103‑F9.110
|
Newspaper
clippings re Rhodes House, Bishop's Stortford, 1936‑1938
|
29
|
|
F10
|
Rhodes
Cottage, Muizenberg
|
|
|
F10.1‑F10.36
|
Correspondence,
1937‑1958, amongst others with Sir Ernest Oppenheimer (F10.19,
F10.21‑F10.24, F10.28); and letters from G.M. Huggins (F10.25,
F10.29) and from L.S. Amery (F10.30)
|
82
|
|
F10.37‑F10.41
|
Miscellaneous,
including report and memorandum on the Rhodes Cottage
|
14
|
|
F11
|
Rhodes
Memorial, Groote Schuur
|
|
|
F11.1‑F11.35
|
Correspondence,
1931‑1958. Includes letters from J.H. Hofmeyr (F11.1), Sir Abe
Bailey (F11.2‑F11.5, F11.9), Sir E. Oppenheimer (F11.7), F.C.
Sturrock (F11.11), G. Heaton Nicholls (F11.20), T.B. Davie (F11.22), G.M.
Huggins (F11.23), L.S. Amery (F11.25), W.K. Hancock (F11.27), Lord Malvern
(F11.29, F11.31), and Sir De Villiers Graaff (F11.35)
|
79
|
|
F11.36‑F11.41
|
Miscellaneous,
including lists of speakers at Rhodes Memorial services
|
10
|
|
F12
|
Rhodes
Statues, Public Gardens, Cape Town and University of Cape Town
|
|
|
F12.1‑F12.21
|
Correspondence,
manuscript and newspapers, 1954‑1956; and some odd items, including
programme of the ceremony of unveiling the Rhodes statue, Gardens, 1910,
and likewise of the Rhodes statue, UCT, 1934
|
42
|
|
G.
|
LITERARIA
|
|
|
G1‑G3
|
Correspondence
re Sibbett's published works
|
|
|
G1
|
Correspondence
arising out of Sibbett's article 'Modern Art As I See It'
|
|
|
G1.1‑G1.16
|
Letters
from W.E.G. Solomon, chairman of the Brush and Chisel Club, Johannesburg.
1947‑1950
|
23
|
|
G1.17‑G1.93
|
Letters
from Malcolm Mackenzie, secretary to The Empire Art Council, and some odd
newspaper clippings. 1947‑1954
|
77
|
|
G1.94‑G1.116
|
Letters
from F.C. Tilney, editor of Art and Reason.
1947‑1949
|
23
|
|
G1.117‑G1.232
|
Letters
from various correspondents. 1947‑1959
|
122
|
|
G1.233‑G1.244
|
Miscellaneous,
including reprints of 'Modern Art As I See It'
|
15
|
|
G2
|
Correspondence
arising out of Sibbett's publications 'The Rubaiyat of Bridge' and 'A
Noodle's Orations'
|
|
|
G2.1‑G2.99
|
Correspondence
and letters. 1948‑1954
|
111
|
|
G2.100‑G2.111
|
Miscellaneous,
including newspaper reviews of published items and TS. copy of 'A Rubaiyat
of Bridge'
|
14
|
|
G3
|
Newspaper
contributions arising out of Sibbett's 'A Noodle's Orations'
|
|
|
G3.1‑G3.28
|
Mainly
letters to The Cape Argus for competition based on Sibbett's work
on cliches
|
33
|
|
G4‑G6
|
Verse
and Worse
|
|
|
G4
|
File
of Sibbett's own verse
|
1
|
|
G5.1‑65.75
|
Verse
by Sibbett and others
|
76
|
|
G6.1‑66.202
|
Quotations,
anecdotes, literary scraps, etc., including a piece of doggerel in Charles
Leonard's handwriting
|
202
|
|
H.
|
SPEECHES,
ADDRESSES, TALKS
|
|
|
H1
|
On
Rhodes and Jameson
|
|
|
H1.1
|
Speech
by CJS at the opening of Rhodes's Birthplace
|
3
|
|
H1.2
|
Talk
by CJS on Dr Jameson
|
3
|
|
H1.3
|
Rhodes's
Credo
|
3
|
|
H1.4
|
Speech
by CJS on Rhodes (c.1950s)
|
3
|
|
H1.5
|
Address
by Carol Foster, American Consul‑General, at Rhodes Memorial, 30
March 1947
|
1
|
|
H1.6
|
Article
by Howell Wright on his visit to South Africa to present a speech at
Rhodes Memorial, 1946?
|
2
|
|
H1.7
|
Article
by Sir A. Weston‑Jarvis in The African World on 'Cecil Rhodes As I
Knew Him', October 1935
|
1
|
|
H2
|
Rotary
Addresses
|
|
|
H2.1
|
'Cecil
Rhodes', talk by CJS to the Rotary Club of London, 10 August 1935
|
3
|
|
H2.2
|
'South
Africa and England', address by CJS to the London Rotary Club, 2 July 1938
|
3
|
|
H2.3
|
An
address by CJS to the Rotary Conference in Havana, June 1940
|
3
|
|
H2.5
|
'Rotary
Keeps On Growing', address by CJS to the Rotary Conference, July 1951
|
2
|
|
H3
|
On
Thrift
|
|
|
H3.1
|
Radio
talk by N.C. Havenga during International Thrift Week (1941?)
|
2
|
|
H3.2
|
Radio
talk by CJS on National Thrift, August 1942
|
3
|
|
H3.3
|
Broadcast
address by CJS on National Thrift, 3 May 1943
|
3
|
|
H3.4
|
Address
by CJS on presentation of 70 millionth Union Loan Certificate, 25
September 1944
|
3
|
|
H3.5
|
Address
by CJS on Twenty Five Years of Thrift in .South Africa, 1944
|
1
|
|
H3.6
|
Speech
by CJS at civic luncheon, Durban, 17 July 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.7
|
Article
from The Outspan on the Savings Movement, 26 July 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.8
|
Article
for a Railway Workers' magazine, sent July 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.9
|
Article
by CJS on Union Loan Certificates for Municipal Affairs, sent August 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.10
|
J.H.
Hofmeyr's broadcast address on World Thrift Day, 31 October 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.11
|
Address
on presentation to Governor‑General of 90 millionth Union Loan
Certificate, Durban, 1946
|
1
|
|
H3.12‑H3.13
|
Notes
and fair copy of address by CJS on presentation of 100 millionth Loan
Certificate to D.F. Malan, 20 September 1949
|
2
|
|
H3.14‑H3.15
|
Speech
by D.F. Malan on above occasion
|
3
|
|
H3.16
|
Article
by CJS for The Outspan on 30th birthday of the Union Loan Certificate
Scheme, 1949
|
1
|
|
H3.17
|
Extract
from Deputy Mayor's speech at National Thrift Conference at Durban, 2
October 1951
|
1
|
|
H3.18
|
Address
by CJS on presentation to Dr A.J. van der Merwe of 110 millionth Loan
Certificate, Van Riebeeck Festival, 1952
|
3
|
|
H3.19‑H3.20
|
Speech
by Dr van der Merwe on above occasion, 2 April
|
2
|
|
H3.21
|
Radio
talk by CJS on National Thrift Movement, 30 May 1954
|
1
|
|
H3.22
|
Address
by CJS to National Thrift Conference, Bloemfontein, 28 August 1955
|
1
|
|
H3.23
|
Article
by CJS in Scottish Savings Bulletin
|
5
|
|
H3.24
|
Article
by CJS in‑Wine Journal on National Savings Movement
|
3
|
|
H3.25
|
Article
by CJS re resolution of Strand Chamber of Commerce on Union Loan
Certificate Scheme
|
4
|
|
H3.26
|
Note
by CJS on his 'expose of Political Economy' by way of reply to Professor
W. Hutt
|
2
|
|
H3.27
|
Paper
by CJS on Political Economy
|
2
|
|
H4
|
Masonic
Address
|
|
|
H4.1
|
Sibbett's
valedictory address, 26 September 1950
|
2
|
|
H5
|
1820
Memorial Settlers' Association
|
|
|
H5.1
|
Sibbett's
speech as chairman to Central Executive, October 1951
|
3
|
|
H6
|
Owl
Club Address
|
|
|
H6.1
|
Address
by CJS to Owl Club, n.d.
|
3
|
|
H7
|
Cape"Parliamentary
Debating Society
|
|
|
H7.1‑H7.3
|
Addresses,
1934
|
3
|
|
H8
|
On
Socialism
|
|
|
H8.1‑H8.5
|
Addresses
by CJS on Socialism
|
|
|
H8.6
|
Printed
sermon, "'Socialism" Examined' by Rev. C. Voysey
|
8
|
|
H9
|
Business
Addresses and Speeches
|
|
|
H9.1‑H9.6
|
Includes
talks on advertising and speeches to the Cape Town Chamber of Commerce
|
16
|
|
H10
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
|
H10.1‑H10.17
|
Various
items. Includes addresses on occasion of centenary of S.A. Museum, 1955
(H10.3 and H10.5)
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22
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J.
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INVITATIONS,
PROGRAMMES, BROCHURES
|
|
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J1‑J62
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Various.
1901‑1958
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70
|
|
K.
|
NEWSPAPER
CLIPPINGS
|
|
|
K1‑K4
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Scrapbooks
of clippings
|
|
|
K1
|
Scrapbook,
23 August 1899 ‑ 3 November 1919, provides a comprehensive covering
of Sibbett's life and activities
|
|
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K2
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Scrapbook,
4 February 1927 ‑ 23 June 1937
|
|
|
K3
|
Scrapbook,
August 1937 ‑ 9 November 1948
|
|
|
K4
|
Scrapbook,
4 December 1948 ‑ 15 March 1961
|
4
|
|
K5‑K11
|
Loose
clippings
|
|
|
K5
|
Clippings
on Art (K5.1‑K5.144)
|
144
|
|
K6
|
Clippings
on Sibbett's political activities and interests (K6.1‑K6.24)
|
26
|
|
K7
|
Clippings
on Thrift (K7.1‑K7.60)
|
62
|
|
K8
|
Clippings
on Literary matters (K8.1‑K8.39)
|
39
|
|
K9
|
Clippings
on Rhodeseana (K9.1‑K9.57)
|
57
|
|
K10
|
Clippings
on personal matters (K10.1‑K10.71)
|
72
|
|
K1l
|
Clippings:
oddments (K11.1‑K11.70)
|
70
|
|
L.
|
PHOTOGRAPHS
|
|
|
Ll‑L6
|
Glass
negatives of photographs from the UCT Sibbett Collection. [o/s] (6 boxes)
|
6
|
|
L7‑L12
|
Framed
portrait photographs of Sibbett, including one of his home 'Mount Rhodes'
[L12 o/s]
|
5
|
|
L13‑L63
|
Photographs,
some mounted, of Sibbett, many of them portraits. [L61‑L63 o/s]
|
51
|
|
L64‑L86
|
Prints
of original photographs in the UCT Sibbett Collection of Rhodeseana.
[L84‑L86 1/s]
|
23
|
|
L87‑L90
|
Odd
photographs
|
4
|
|
L91‑L92
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Framed
photographs of Cecil Rhodes?, September 1870; and a group of prominent men
of Kimberley, 1886
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2
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