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Albertus Street School built in 1934
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Bellville (church) showing first extension 1931
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Bellville evangelist's house completed 1938
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Bellville Methodist Church - extensions 1938
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Bellville Methodist Church - further extension opened in 1935
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Boys' Brigade -- South Africa Written on flap of envelope: "Snaps taken on the occasion of a parade of the B.B. Battalion on Young's Field, Wynberg during the visit of Mr. McVicker from London"
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Boys' Brigade leadership at officer training course - Wesley College (back of photo)
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Boys' Brigade leadership at officer training course - Wesley College (envelope)
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Boys' Brigade leadership at officer training course - Wesley College (photo)
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Boys' Brigade parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg
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Boys' Brigade parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg
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Boys' Brigade parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg
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Boys' Brigade parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg
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Capt. Arendse and Mr. McVicker of the Boys' Brigade (back of photo),: Boys' Brigade Parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg Boys' Brigade Parade at the event of a visit from William McVicker. Handwritten description on the back of photo: "(Left) Capt. Arendse of the Wynberg Company an experienced and competent officer. (Rights) Wm. H. McVicker M.Sc. a secretary of the International Committee sent out from B.B. Headquarters in London to visit B.B. work in South Africa".
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Capt. Arendse and Mr. McVicker of the Boys' Brigade (envelope) Boys' Brigade Parade at the event of a visit from William McVicker. Handwritten description on the flap of envelope received containing photo of Capt. Arendse and Mr. McVicker: "Snaps taken on the occasion of a parade of the B.B. Bettalion on Young's Field, Wynberg during the visit of Mr. McVicker from London".
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Capt. Arendse and Mr. McVicker of the Boys' Brigade,: Boys' Brigade Parade at Youngsfield, Wynberg Boys' Brigade Parade at the event of a visit from William McVicker. Handwritten description on the back of photo: "(Left) Capt. Arendse of the Wynberg Company an experienced and competent officer. (Rights) Wm. H. McVicker M.Sc. a secretary of the International Committee sent out from B.B. Headquarters in London to visit B.B. work in South Africa".
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Children, Mr. Mason and the Master of the Supreme Court (back of photo) Transcription: "Three young Coloured children were left orphaned. The parents had owned a [plot of land on the Flats. The Master of the Supreme Court consented to make a grant of £30 available to be used on behalf of the children and entrusted the sum to Mr. Mason "to be put out to the best advantage." On the piece of land of land they had inherited he had the building, photographed herewith, erected to provide a dwelling for them. There would be a small Government maintenance grant for each child and a grandmother moved in to care for the children".
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Children, Mr. Mason and the Master of the Supreme Court (photo) Typed inscription on the back of the photo: "Three young Coloured children were left orphaned. The parents had owned a [plot of land on the Flats. The Master of the Supreme Court consented to make a grant of £30 available to be used on behalf of the children and entrusted the sum to Mr. Mason "to be put out to the best advantage." On the piece of land of land they had inherited he had the building, photographed herewith, erected to provide a dwelling for them. There would be a small Government maintenance grant for each child and a grandmother moved in to care for the children".
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Churchill Estate, Parow - Church-school 1934 with 120 children and 3 teachers
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Churchill Estate, Parrow - late 1920s
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Coloured labourer partially disabled (back of photo) Transcript: "A Coloured labourer was partially disabled at his work. The firm employing him allowed him £100 in compensation for his injury and entrusted the amount to Mr. Mason to use for the man as he saw fit. He brought a plot of land on the Flats and on it had a small house, consisting of three rooms and a kitchen, built to serve the family as a home such as they would never otherwise had, and it was their own."
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Coloured labourer partially disabled (photo) Typed on back of photo: "A Coloured labourer was partially disabled at his work. The firm employing him allowed him £100 in compensation for his injury and entrusted the amount to Mr. Mason to use for the man as he saw fit. He brought a plot of land on the Flats and on it had a small house, consisting of three rooms and a kitchen, built to serve the family as a home such as they would never otherwise had, and it was their own."
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Conradie Hospital, Pinelands
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Garden Village Church School, Maitland - circa 1926
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Goodwood church school next to church, Goodwood - circa 1934 Photo depicting Goodwood church school, opened in 1934 by Mr De Vos Malan.