UCT Libraries

BC 635 THE J. M. SMALBERGER COLLECTION  

Manuscripts & Archives

University of Cape Town Libraries

bequeathed to

The University of Cape Town Libraries 

A List

compiled by

Lesley Hart

1980

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

 

Biographical note

 

The Collection

A.

COPPER MINING IN NAMAQUALAND, 1846-1931

B.

DIAMOND FIELDS OF GRIQUALAND WEST

C.

VARIOUS ASPECTS OF S.A. HISTORY TO ± 1902

D.

A.A.S. LE FLEUR, HERBERT RHODES, THE LONDON & LIMPOPO MINING CO.

E.

S.A. POLITICS IN 20th CENTURY

F.

HOMOSEXUALS IN S.A., 1652-1977

G.

PERSONAL

H.

BOOKS & PERIODICALS

I.

MISCELLANEOUS

INTRODUCTION

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

John Michael Smalberger was born in Kimberley on the 13th February 1945 and died on the 20th January 1977. He matriculated at Kimberley Boys' High School in 1962. He obtained his B.Com. degree at U.C.T. in 1965 and his BA(Hons) in Economics in 1966. In 1969 he completed his M.A. thesis on Copper mining in Namaqualand, a revision of which was published in 1975 under the title: 'Aspects of the history of copper mining in Namaqualand, 1846-1931'. During the time he worked on his thesis he was employed first as a clerk at Mobil, and then in the Department of Economics at U.C.T.

In 1970 he registered for a Ph.D., planning to write a thesis on the history of Namaqualand, but after being awarded a scholarship for study overseas he went to the University of Edinburgh as a non-graduating student. At this time he became interested in the history of diamond mining in South Africa.

When he returned to South Africa at the end of 1971 he entered employment with the Cape Archives and worked there until April 1976, during which time he completed the History II and III courses at UNISA, revised his M.A. thesis, and published two articles on aspects of diamond mining.

He registered for a Ph.D. degree at U.C.T. on the 'History of the Diamond Fields, 1869-1888'. The general emphasis was to be on labour conditions, and he had collected a great amount of material, though he had not yet started writing his thesis, at the time of his death.

In September 1976 another article on the diamond fields was published.

Besides his work on the diamond fields, he was also collecting material for, and planning articles on, various aspects of labour in South Africa, and a history of homosexuals in S.A. from 1652 to 1977.

THE COLLECTION

The John Michael Smalberger Collection was donated from the estate of J.M. Smalberger in 1977. It numbers approximately 5 748 items.

The Collection consists largely of material collected for his M.A. thesis on the history of copper mining in Namaqualand, and his planned Ph.D. thesis on the history of diamond mining in Griqualand West, 1869-1888.

The copper mining section contains much photocopied

material from the Archives of the Springbok magistracy, including annual reports on prices and wages, statistics, and native affairs, and other correspondence. There are also government publications relevant to Namaqualand, some information on the individual copper mines, photographs, and extracts from k books and articles, most of these being photocopies. There is also information on reference cards.

The material on the diamond fields (which constitutes the largest section of the Collection) consists mainly of photocopies from the Griqualand West Archives in the Cape Archives Depot. The emphasis is on the labour aspect, and shows how I.D.B. and the concern about Blacks buying firearms and carrying them back to their tribes through the Boer Republics led to the institution of the compound and pass systems, and so has relevance to many of South Africa's present problems. There is material on the labour-recruiting expedi­tions to the interior, gaols and convict stations, labour statistics, and I.D.B. There is also material on the various diggers' associations of 1871 to 1875, whose agitation led to the dismissal of Southey. There are many photocopies from the Griqualand West newspapers of the 1870's and 1880's. There

is also information on reference cards.

The Collection includes typescripts of articles on the diamond fields, planned and published, and material collected for these articles.

Also in the Collection is material on labour in S.A. history (history of Black strikes, supply of native labour in the 19th century), on individuals (A.A.S. le Fleur of Griqualand East, Herbert Rhodes), racial discrimination in the 20th century, detentions and bannings, and the history of homosexuals in South Africa from 1652 to 1977.

There are no restrictions on the use of the Collection, but permission should first be obtained from the University Librarian.

 

BC 635 JOHN MICHAEL SMALBERGER COLLECTION

 

A.

COPPER MINING IN NAMAQUALAND, 1846-1931

No. of items

A1.1-A1.7

Material relating to the M.A. thesis, subsequently published as "Aspects of the history of copper mining in Namaqualand 1846-1931" (C Struik, 1975): synopsis, few pages of TS, list of suggested corrections to work, and two letters

7

A2.1-A2.7

Lists of source material, including a bibliography of Namaqualand, a description of the Archives of the magistrate of Hondeklip Bay, a list of letters received by the Colonial Office from Resident magistrates and Civil Commissioners of Little Namaqualand, and handwritten lists of material

10

A3.1-A3.32

Notes re - Namaqualand; MSS and TSS

33

A4.1-A4.12

Material from the Colonial Office (C.O.), Native Affairs (N.A.), House of Assembly (H.A.) and Government House (G.H.) Archives; MSS and photocopies

12

A5

Material from the Archives of the Springbok Magistracy (SBK)

 

A5.1-A5.5

Notes; MSS and TS

5

A5.6-A5.10

Annual reports of the Resident Magistrate at Springbok, 1910-1913; photocopies (1912 and 1913 incomplete)

5

A5.11-A5.13

Blue book on Native Affairs: annual reports by the Resident Magistrate, 1910-1911; photocopies

3

A5.14-A5.19

Annual Statistical Register, 1897-1900, 1909-1910; photocopies

6

A5.20-A5.26

Prices and wages: annual reports, 1891, 1893, 1895-1898, 1907; photocopies

7

A5.27

Mining prospects, 1892; photocopy

1

A5.28-A5.29

Agricultural prospects, 1895-1896; photocopies

2

A5.30-A5.70

Correspondence, in chronological order, 1888-1914; photocopies

41

A6.1

Accession 1782: 'Mrs J Henwood's Diary of the Siege of O'Okiep 1902; photocopy

1

A6.2

Chapter 6 from J B Currey: 'Half a century in South Africa'; photocopy

1

A7.1-A7.25

Government publications relating to Namaqualand, 1856-1921; MSS copies and photocopies

27

A7.26-A7.27

British government publication: Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales. The Geology of Falmouth and Truro and of the mining district of Camborne and Redruth, by J R Hill and D A MacAlister. (London, H.M.S.O. 1906)

2

A8

Material relating to the various copper-mining companies, copper prices

 

A8.1

Cape Copper Company, Ltd: Report of the Directors, December 1892

1

A8.2

The Cape of Good Hope Copper Mining Company, Ltd. Shares information, 1862

1

A8.3-A8.13.1

O'Okiep Copper Company, Ltd: summary of operations, 1968, Annual reports 1950, 1959 and 1968, application forms for Coloured labour and timetable for bus service between Transkei and O.C.C.

13

A8.14

Orange River Mining Company: deed of settlement, 1854

1

A8.15-A8.16

Statistics of operating costs 1941-1972 and employees 1941-1972 to one of the mines

2

A8.17-A8.20

Information re - copper prices, 1903-1973

4

A9.1-A9.8

Maps of Namaqualand, including copy of map drawn by Charles Bell for his 1855 report on the copper fields, location map of minerals in the N.W. Cape with reference to the Orange River Scheme, map of railway schemes, and map showing mineral leases

8

A10.1-A10.29

Photographs showing the history of the development of Namaqualand, including mining operations, mining towns and local inhabitants

32

A11.1l-A11.9

Extracts from books relevant to the history of copper mining in Namaqualand; TS and MS copies

9

A11.10-A11.17

Extracts from books; photocopies

9

A12.1-A12.8

Extracts from articles; MS and TS copies

8

A12.9-A12.29

Articles and extracts from articles; photocopies and offprints

21

A13.1-A13.8

Extracts from newspapers; 1854-1931. MS and TS copies

8

A13.9-A13.18

Newspaper articles; 1855-1973. Photocopies, clippings

11

A14.1-A14.16

Miscellaneous, mostly photocopies from various sources; includes: information on Simon van der Stel's expedition to Namaqualand 1681; a table of Nababeep power costs 1916-1919; a sworn statement by John Granville Nicholson, 1862, on commando raids against the Bushmen; the Railway Engineer's Annual Report, 1903; Supplement to the Cape of Good Hope 'Shipping List', iv(183) 1843; a table of the quantity and value of principal mineral products exported through Cape ports, 1862-1910; newspaper article, 1969 and copy of letter from H R Moffat re - article, on Cornish miners on the copper mines

18

A15

Reference cards

 

A15.1

Cards giving sources of information oNamaqualand (in alphabetical order of author)

75

A15.2

Cards giving source references on Nam(in alphabetical order of subject)

76

A15.3

Cards giving references to Government publications pertaining to Namaqualand (in chronological order)

30

A15.4

Cards containing notes on Namaqualand various sources (in alphabetical order of source)

±160

A15.5

Cards containing notes on Namaqualand various sources (in alphabetical order of subject)

±140

A15.6

Cards containing information from the Office (C.O. ), Native Affairs (N.A.), magistracy (SBK) Archives, and notes on Government publications

89

A15.7

Cards containing information on Namaqualand: miscellaneous

50

B.

THE DIAMOND FIELDS OF GRIQUALAND WEST

 

B1.1-B1.2

Draft outline of Smalberger's proposed Ph.D. thesis on the diamond fields, with a list of sources

2

B1.3

Official catalogue of Griqualand West Archives (in the Cape Archives Depot); photocopy

1

B1.4

Colonial Office: Synopsis of inventory; photocopy

1

B1.5

Government House Archives: inventory; photocopy of pages relevant to Griqualand West

1

B1.6

List of microfilms of archives in the Transvaal Archives Depot; photocopy

1

B1.7

List of Colonial Office material relevant to Griqualand West; photocopy

1

B1.8

List of bibliographies relevant to Griqualand West; TS

1

B1.9

List of books about the diamond fields of G.L.W.; MS

1

B1.10

Information re - microfilms in the Cape Archives Depot; TS 1

 

B2.1-B2.110

Material relating to the diamond fields in general and which does not fall into any of the more specific sections listed below; in chronological order. Consists mostly of correspondence from the Griqualand West Archives and Government House Archives; May 1871-1884.  Includes material on: rules and regulation for diggers at the various mines; the 'easing-out' of Black claimholders; canteens; political agitation; population estimates; statements of revenue and expenditure; registration of voters for elections held in 1873; the diggers' request to the Government to take over the farm 'Vooruitzicht'; report of Resident magistrate for 1875; conditions in Kimberley; petitions by the diggers

114

B2.111-B2.113

'Returns, showing imports of diamonds into and exports from Kimberley', 1886, 1888 and 1889

12

B3

Material dealing with the annexation of Griqualand West to the British crown in 1873 and the annexation of Griqualand West to the Cape Colony in 1879

 

B3.1-B3.19

Correspondence, mainly between Downing Street and the Colonial Office in London and the Governor in Cape Town, about Griqualand West, 1857-Feb.1872; Photocopies. Includes information on the discovery of diamonds and the subsequent rush of British subjects to the diamond fields, the dispute between the O.F.S. and Waterboer as to the right of sovereignty, the Keate award and the annexation of Griqualand West to the British crown. Also includes claims by the Berlin Missionary Society and the London and South African Exploration Company to land on the diamond fields

19

B3.20-B3.37

Correspondence, April 1872 - December 1877, also some Government publications, 1872-1880. Includes material on the reaction of the O.F.S. to the annexation, more correspondence about the claims of the Berlin Missionary Society and the London and South Africa Exploration Company, on the appointment of Southey as Lieutenant Governor of Griqualand West, a petition of May 1876 by some inhabitants of GLW against the annexation of GLW to the Cape Colony, and the annexation of GLW to the Cape Colony in 1879. Also includes information on the Conference of August 1876 by all the Colonies and States of South Africa to agree on more uniform policies

19

B4

Diggers' Associations 1871-1875

 

 

Includes associations formed in protest against the manner in which Griqualand West was governed, and attempts by the diggers to take the law into their own hands to control diamond stealing

 

B4.1-B4.5

December 1871 - August 1872

5

B4.6-B4.30

March 1873 - December 1873. Includes photocopies of newspaper articles

29

B4.31-B4.34

January - December 1874. Mainly about the Committee of Public Safety

4

B4.35-B4.56

Police reports on meetings of the Committee of Public Safety, August - December 1874

18

B4.57-B4.96

March 1875 - November 1875. Mainly about the Diggers' Protection Association, under the leadership of Tucker and Ling, the agitations which brought about the dismissal of Southey

40

B5

Correspondence of Barkly and Southey

 

B5.1-B5.81

Sir Henry Barkly's letters to Richard Southey, Lt. Governor of Griqualand West, 27.2.1873-2.8.1875 Photocopies. (Some letters are in other sections where they refer specifically to that subject)

81

B5.82-B5.94

Southey's letters to Barkly, 21.1.1873 – June 1875. Photocopies and MS copies. (Some letters are in other sections where they refer specifically to that subject)

14

B5.96-B5.97

Miscellaneous letters to and from Southey, 17.3.1872-5.2.1875. Includes a letter from Southey to the Bishop of Natal and a letter from Lobengula to Southey. Photocopies 3

 

B6.1-B6.202

Labour in the diamond fields.

 

 

Correspondence re - labour, February 1866 -April 1895. Photocopies, mainly from the Griqualand West Archives, the Government House Archives, and Native Affairs Archives. Includes material on: establishment of registry offices for servants, passes, supply of labour, hospitals, locations, the liquor question and the passage of labourers from their tribes to the diamond fields

203

B7.1-B7.10

Government publications connected with labour, 1874-1885

11

B7.11-B7.15

Reports from the Registrars of Natives to the Under Secretary of Native Affairs, 1881, 1884-1886, 1888

5

B8.1-B8.58

Labour returns, 1872-1885

59

B9.1-B9.7

Returns of cases tried in the courts, February -August, 1880

7

B9.8

Return of cases reported during March 1880

1

B9.9

List of cases of people charged for being without passes. Covers period September 1872 – October 1873, MS

1

B10.1-B10.37

Material dealing with the recruiting of labour from the interior. Consists chiefly of correspondence between the leaders of the recruiting expeditions (viz. Henry Fraser, John Edwards, W Coates Palgrave, Alex Bailie) and the Griqualand West Government, March 1873 – October 1880. Includes C.2220 of 1879, a report on Bailie's expedition. Photocopies

38

B11.1-B11.77

Material dealing with the question of arms and ammunition, and the relations of Griqualand West with her neighbouring territories as regards this question. Includes the harassment of Blacks carrying guns through the Orange Free State on their way home, the incident of the shooting of Basutos in the O.F.S. in 1873, events concerning the attempted disarmament of Langalibalele in Natal, and attempts to restrict or to stop the sale of firearms to Blacks. February 1872 - July 1880. Photocopies

78

B12.1-B12.49

Material dealing with the pass laws of the South African Republic and the Orange Free State and how they affected labourers passing through these territories on their way to and from the diamond fields. Mainly about the case of Mrs Helps's Zulus. Also includes material relating to the suspicion of slavery in the South African Republic. 1872-1899. Photocopies

57

B12.50-B12.55

Extracts from books on international law

6

B13.1-B13.67

Material dealing with conditions in the gaols in Griqualand West, and with convict labour, June 1871 - October 1888. TS and photocopies

68

B13.68-B13.98

Material dealing with the convict station at De Beers. August 1884 - December 1889.  Photocopies

31

B13.98-B13.104

Government publications relating to gaols. 1882-1888

6

B14.1-B14.67

Material on illicit diamond buying, diamond stealing, and attempts to stop the stealing of diamonds. Includes: Vigilance Committee, individual cases of diamond stealing and illicit buying, trapping system, searching systems and Government reports on the problem. July 1872 - 1898. Photocopies

72

B15.1-B15.23

Material on the Police force of Griqualand West.  Includes establishment of the force, returns, difficulties, summaries of offences committed (1875 and 1876), and 1882 report on the Griqualand West Constabulary. May 1872-1889

23

B15.24-B15.29

Re - the case of Sergeant Mortimer Spurgeon who intervened in a riot, was rewarded for his bravery, and later died of wounds received in the riot. 1876

6

B16.1-B16.7

De Beers Mining Company. Minutes of meetings, October 1883 - January 1889. Photocopies

7

B16.8-B16.42

Notes (on cards) from the De Beers Company Minute Books, June 1883 - December 1887. MSS

34

B17.1-B17.1.4

Article: 'I.D.B. and the Mining Compound System in the 1880's'. (Published in S.A. Journal of Economics, Dec. 1974) TSS

5

B18.1-B18.1.21

Article: 'Alfred Aylward, the continuing rebel: early days on the Diamond Fields'. (Published in S.A. Historical Journal, No.7, 1975). TSS

22

B18.2-B18.2.5

Drafts for article on Aylward after he left the diamond fields, TSS

6

B18.3

Letter re - article on Aylward, 8 October 1974, TS

1

B18.4

Poem 'All's Well' by Aylward. Photocopy

1

B18.5-B18.31

Material on Aylward, February 1873 – December 1877, TSS and photocopies

32

B18.32-B18.74

Lydenburg Argief, vols. 21 & 22; extracts, October 1876 - May 1877. Photocopies

 

42

 

 

B18.75

Dr Patrick Considine: Notes on Alfred Aylward. Photocopy

1

B18.76-B18.78

Extracts from books with references to Aylward. Photocopies

3

B18.79-B18.80

Extracts from 'Staatscourant der Z.A. Republiek', September and October 1876. Photocopies

2

B18.81-B18.100

Newspaper articles re - Aylward, June 1872 - June 1890. Photocopies

31

B18.101

Notes (on cards) re - Aylward. MSS

35

B19.1-B19.2.1

Article: 'The role of the diamond-mining industry in the development of the pass-law system in South Africa' (published in International Journal of African Historical Studies IX, 3, 1976). Offprint and TSS

3

B19.3

Critique of article

1

B20.1-B20.1.32

Preparation for article: 'Pass laws, convict labour and the compound system' (unpublished). Very incomplete drafts. TSS

33

B21.1-B21.1.32

Article: 'Mrs Helps' Zulus and the politics of confederation: Southey, Barkly and the Colonial office, 1872-1876' (unpublished). TSS & MSS

33

B22.1-B22.1.60

Drafts for article on the supply of Black labour to the diamond field 1869-1888, TSS & MSS

61

B23.1-B23.28

Government publications, (Cape) 1865-1920. Photocopies and TS

28

B23.29-

Government publication, (Orange Free State), 1879. Photocopy

1

B23.30-B23.98

Griqualand West Government Gazette, November 1876- October 1880. Photocopies

70

B24.1-B24.14

Extracts from books, unpublished MSS and theses; photocopies

15

B24.15-B24.17

Articles on the diamond fields; original and photocopies

3

B24.18

Bibliography by Monica Southey: 'Kimberley and the Diamond fields of Griqualand West 1869-1900'.  Photocopy

1

B25

Newspapers

 

B25.1-B25.76

The 'Daily Independent', 3.4.1880-7.5.1884. Photocopies and MS copies. (See also B26.2 and B26.7)

76

B25.77-B25.222

'The Diamond Field', 28.12.1871-21.7.1877.  Photocopies (see also B26.3-B26.4 and B26.8)

154

B25.223-B25.273

'The Diamond Fields Advertiser', 28.6.1880-3.6.1890. Photocopies (see also B26.7)

57

B25.274-B25.347

The 'Diamond News', 13.1.1872-26.8.1875. Photocopies. (See also B26.6)

87

B25.348-B25.430

The 'Independent', 30.9.1875-17.12.1878. Photocopies

86

B25.431-B25.470

De Volksstem, 8.1.1876-26.12.1879. Photocopies

40

B25.471-B25.479

Newspapers: unidentified. Photocopies

9

B26

Microfilms

 

B26.1

Microfilm of letters in the Government House Archives, GH 1/68- GH 1/76

1

B26.2

Microfilm of extracts from The 'Daily Independent'., 4.1.1879-4.12.1879

1

B26.3-B26.4

Microfilms of extracts from 'The Diamond Field', 1873 and August 1874 - December 1874

2

B26.5

Microfilm of letters (in the Griqualand West Archives?), July 1872 - February 1873

1

B26.6

Microfilm of The 'Diamond News' and Griqualand West Gazette, 16.2.1875 - August 1875

1

B26.7

Microfilm containing: 'The Daily Independent', 3.4.1880-29.6.1880; 'The Diamond Fields Advertiser', April 1884 - May 1884, October 1884, June 1880 - August 1880; The 'Daily Independent', July 1880 - December 1880

1

B26.8

Microfilm of 'The Diamond Field', January 1875 - July 1875

1

B27

Miscellaneous

 

B27.1-B27.13

Miscellaneous TSS, unidentified

13

B27.14-B27.20

Odd notes, MSS

7

B27.21-B27.72

Request forms for material photocopied at the Cape Archives, and lists of photocopied material from various sources

52

B28

Reference cards

 

B28.1

Cards giving sources of information on the Diamond Fields (in alphabetical order of source)

49

B28.2

Cards giving sources of information on the Diamond Fields (in alphabetical order of subject)

63

B28.3

Card index, giving reference numbers to subjects (in alphabetical order of subject) (in small box)

±150

B28.4

Card index, containing notes on the Diamond Fields (in reference number order) (in small box)

±600

B28.5

Card index, containing notes on the Diamond Fields

±650

B28.6

Cards containing notes on the Diamond Fields from various sources (in alphabetical order of source)

±360

B28.7

Cards containing notes and rough jottings on the Diamond Fields

±75

C.

VARIOUS ASPECTS (MOSTLY RE - LABOUR) OF SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORY UNTIL ± 1902

 

Cl.l-C1.27

Lecture notes (possibly also preparation for article) dealing with the supply of native labour in 19th century South Africa and the impact of White upon Black in South Africa; MSS and TSS

27

C1.28-Cl.33

Quotations on labour in South African history, from various sources. MSS and TSS

6

C2.1-C2.25

Preparation for article: 'The Black boatmen's strike of 1854 in historical perspective'

25

C3.1-C3.10

Preparation for article on the supply of White labour in South Africa

10

C4.1-C4.3

Material on Black labour 1899-1902

3

C5.1-C5.3

Articles on labour in South Africa

3

C6.1-C6.9

Material on economic changes in South Africa ±1826-1859

9

C7

Material on immorality in South Africa in the 19th century

 

C7.1

Notes, TS

1

C7.2-C7.17

Government publications, 1885-1913

16

C7.18-C7.21

Articles and papers

4

C7.22

Excerpts from newspapers; photocopies of MS notes

1

C8.1-

Reference cards re - South African history, MSS

124

C9.1

Photocopy of 'The Failure of British land policy at the Cape, 1812-28' by L C Duly

1

C9.2

Copy of 'The Cape Eastern Frontier, 1775-1812 by Herman B Giliomee

1

C9.3

Notes on the history of Natal, from Government House Archive, MSS

1

C9.4

Photocopy from Cape Argus, 6 February, 1873, of article about native labour in the Eastern province

1

C9.5

Photocopy of notice listing but rents in the Ndabeni Location, 1904

1

D.

LE FLEUR, HERBERT RHODES, AND THE LONDON AND LIMPOPO MINING COMPANY

 

Dl

Andrew Abraham Stockenstrom Le Fleur

 

D1.1-D1.13

Preparation for article on Le Fleur and the revolt in East Griqualand in 1897. Drafts and notes, TSS and MSS; photocopies of correspondence from the Attorney-General's office, 4.9.1905-27.9.1905

13

D1.14

Photocopy of G37 of 1876: Report of a Commission to investigate the affairs of the territory of Griqualand East

1

D1.15-D1.29

Reference cards re - Le Fleur; MSS

15

D1.30-D1.34

Microfilms of newspapers: 'Kokstad Advertiser' (29.1.1897-31.12.1897; 7.1.1898-18.2.1898; 2[?].1.1898-11.3.1898; 1.4.1898-6.5.1898) and 'Umtata Herald' (30.10.1897)

5

D2

Herbert Rhodes

 

D2.1-D2.4

Photocopies of articles and extracts from books about Herbert Rhodes

4

D2.5-D2.19

Reference cards re - Herbert Rhodes

15

D3.1-D3.7

Material on the London and Limpopo Mining Co; photocopies

7

E.

SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

 

E1.1-E1.26

Material on racial discrimination in South Africa. Includes TSS, notes, articles

29

E2.1-E2.26

Material on racial discrimination in education, and the role of universities in S.A. society.  Includes TSS and a copy of the papers presented at the 1976 Workshop 'The role of universities in Southern Africa'

46

E3.1-E3.2

Material on Black unrest in 1976. Consists of a memorandum to the Prime Minister from the Transvaal Chamber of Industries, 29.7.1976; and 'Submission by the Association of Chambers of Commerce to the Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in the Republic during June 1976

2

E4.1-E4.12

Material on detentions and banning in South Africa. Includes TS notes and newspaper clippings, 1.2.1975-29.11.1976

13

E5.1-E5.24

Newspaper clippings, 8.9.1972-10.6.1976, on racial discrimination, student protests and the resignation of Adam Small from the U.W.C. in 1973, photocopies

24

F.

HOMOSEXUALS IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1652-1977

 

F1.1-F1.1.15

Drafts of article on homosexuality in S.A.; TSS

16

F1.2-F1.3

Notes; MS and TS

2

F1.4-F1.13.1

Material re - sodomy cases, 1847-72, mainly about the case of Albertus Fredrik la Brookes, 1871. Photocopies

13

F1.14-F1.19

Other cases of homosexuality in the Cape, 1674-1766; photocopies

6

F1.20-F1.23

Government publications, 1891-1969. Photocopies

4

F1.24-F1.25

Extracts from Colonel Maclean's: 'a Compendium of Kafir laws and customs' (1866). Photocopy

2

F2.1-F2.54

Newspaper clippings, 9.5.1972-23.11.1976. Originals and photocopies

55

F2.55-F2.57

Articles, (American), and information sheet on the London Gay Liberation Front

3

G.

PERSONAL

 

G1.1-G1.24

Letters to Keith Gottschalk, 20.11.1975-19.6.1976. MSS and TSS

24

G1.25-G1.44

Letters to and from John Smalberger, 10.8.1969-7.2.1977. MSS and TSS

20

G1.45-G1.49

Unfinished letters from John Smalberger to various people, probably unposted, 5.1.1976-31.12.1976. MSS and TSS

5

G1.50-G1.51

Letters to Keith Gottschalk re - John Smalberger, 1.2.1977-9.2.1977. TSS

2

G2.1

Form confirming registration at U.C.T., 1976

1

G2.2

Curriculum vitae

1

G2.3

Three photographs of John Smalberger

1

G3.1-G3.1.51

Autobiographical fragments, MSS and TSS

52

G4.1-G4.17

Miscellaneous

18

H

BOOKS AND PERIODICALS

 

H1.1

Barratt, Inez: a Guide to social pensions. (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1976)

1

H1.2

Dekker, Ben.: Am I alive? (Cape Town, Ben Dekker)

1

H1.3

Hellman, Ellen: Soweto; Johannesburg's African city (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1971)

1

H1.4

Horrell, Muriel: Legislation and race relations (rev. ed.) (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1971)

1

H1.5

Malherbe, E.G.: Manpower training; Educational requirements for economic expansion. (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1965)

1

H1.6

Mbanjwa, Thoko ed: Black review 1974/75. (Black community programmes 1975)

1

H1.7

Perry, Ann: African secondary school leavers: employment experiences and attitudes to employment (S.A.I.R.R.)

1

H1.8

South African Institute of Race Relations: Supplement to Legislation and race relations. (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1974)

1

H1.9

South African Institute of Race Relations: Publications of the S.A.I.R.R. 1976. (Johannesburg, S.A.I.R.R., 1976)

1

H1.10

Verslag van een samenspreking tussen delegaties van de Vrije Universiteit en de Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir Christelike Hoer Onderwys. (Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit, 1976)

1

H1.11

Whisson, Michael G.: The Fairest Cape? (S.A.I.R.R., 1972)

1

H2.1-H2.45

'Die Afrikaner', 6.2.1970-22.6.1973 (6.2.1970-13.11.1970 oversize)

45

H2.46-H2.46.1

Bandwagon. No. 9., September 1976

2

H2.47

The Cape Times centenary supplement, 27.3.1976

1

H2.48

Financial Mail, 27.10.1967 (special survey on the Far East)

1

H2.49-H2.84

Covers of 'Time', 24.3.1967-9.11.1970, and complete issue of 8.9.1925

36

H3.1

South Africa, Republic of: Agricultural Economics and Marketing, Dept. of: Annual report of the Secretary for Agri cultural Economics and Marketing for the period 1.7.1961-30.6.1962

1

I.

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

 

 

I1.1-I1.5

Material re - Archives. Contains: Archives Act of 1962; Archives Act 1962 - Regulations; Act No.12 of 1964: Act to amend the Archives Act, 1962; Act No.62 of 1969: Archives Amendment Act, 1969; Opleidingen aan de Rijks Archiefschool (1975)

5

12.1

Article: Blommaert, W.: 'n voorloper van Edw. Gibbon Wakefield

1

12.2

Article: Kooy, M and Robertson, H.M.: The South African Board of Trade and Industries; the South African customs tariff and the development of South African industries

1

12.3

'Sources on Cradock's land reforms'

1

12.4

Article on conditions of Black workers in South Africa (first 9 pages missing)

1

12.5

Letters about the smuggling of oats to the Germans in South West Africa, July - August 1905.  Photocopy from the Colonial Office Archive

1

13.1-13.11

Extracts from books on missionaries in Africa.  Carbon copies of TSS

11

14.1

Photograph of the Gaol of Stellenbosch; pediment and moulding

1

14.2

Photograph: 'Between the claims in Johannesburg'

1

15.1-15.18

Miscellaneous pamphlets and notes

18

16.1

Microfilm of illustrations from a book

1

 

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