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Daniel David Veth Collection index
No full textThis index describes the Daniël David Veth collection and includes correspondence of D.D. Veth, P.J. van der Kellen, H.P.N. Muller. J.F. Snelleman and Hendrik Adriaan van Reede tot Drakenstein. It also contains T. Goddefroy's "Journaal van de reis naar de Portugeesche bezittingen in West-Afrika onder de leiding van den Heer D.D. Veth..." and biological notes.
D.D. Veth (1850-1885) was an explorer and the son of P.J. Veth, geographer. Correspondence ; clippings ; journals ; certificates ; zoological lists and notes
Oudtshoorn-Wes, Nederduits Geremformeerde Kerk
No full textThe NG-Wes congregation in Oudtshoorn was created in 1948. The building of the church started on 3 March 1961 under architect Hendrik Vermooten. In the tower of the church hangs a simple made bell that has as only inscriptions the name of the foundry. The inscription is found on the crown and reads as: S.A. HORLOSIE FABRIKANTE JOHANNESBURG. This bell is among the bells that seemingly have been made by a South African founder. This foundry is mainly known for its production of tower clocks. As with other business of this kind, the production of bells was secondary. This explains the simple appearance of the bell
Dutch Reformed Church, Bergsig, George (Eden District)
No full textThe church, dating from 1972, has a detached tower that is completely filled with appliances for telecommunication. After a strenuous climb one can only have a dim view of a bell that shows signs of a Petit & Fritsen product. Apart from a sound recording we have been unable to get any more information on the bell
W. P. Steenkamp Collection index
No full textThis index describes the W. P. Steenkamp collection and the book with title "The instinct of animals and evolution" has an inscription by
the author. Originally donated in 1963 by W.P. Steenkamp in memory of his father to Prof.
B.B. Keet. During 1975 the collection was donated to the University of
Stellenbosch by Prof. Keet
Kaatjie Kekkelbek Collection index
No full textThis index describes the Kaatjie Kekkelbek Collection and consists of photocopies of the holograph poem owned by Miss Margaret Lister, 1835. It was presumably written by Andrew Geddes Bain. 1 book (4 leaves) ; 28 cm
London Missionary Society Collection index
No full textThis index describes the London Missionary Society collection and consists of photocopies of letters and journals of missionaries, chiefly concerning the Matabele mission, other records. 5 pamphlet boxes (102 items) ; 42 cm
Earl George Mcartney Collection index
No full textThis index describes the Earl George Macartney collection and includes letters of Robert Brooke to Earl Macartney (1795-1798) ; views on headlands, coasts etc. by Sir Roger Curtis (1799-1802) ; account of the Cape of Good Hope (1798) by Earl Macartney ; diary of official business at the Cape of Good Hope (1798-1799) by Earl Macartney ; letters from Earl Macartney to Henry Dundas (1795-1806). 6 microfiches, in box : negative ; 11 x 15 cm
S. C. Nederburgh Collection index
No full textThis index describes the S. C. Nederburgh collection and contains a letter (+ holograph duplicate copy) from S.C.
Nederburgh and S.H. Frijkenius, Castle of Good Hope to the Here XVII in connection with the fleet which arrived at the Cape and is about to leave the Cape in convoy with the fregats Zephyr and Havik, and the arrival of J. Greeve at the Cape of Good Hope as well as the discharge of Klaas Voet and J.A. Amman
Die Vleie Dutch Reformed Church, Hoekwil (Eden District)
No full textThe small church of Die Vleie dates from 1946. In the middle of the roof stands a lantern tower that is completely closed off on the outside. Moreover, it was impossible to reach the small bell that hangs in the tower. The only operation that we could perform was to make a sound recording. Thanks to information that was received in Hoekwil, we learned about the existence of a small outstation of the church in Wilderness Heights
Albert J. van Reenen Collection index
No full textThis index describes the Albert J. van Reenen collection and consists of a diary kept with 84 p. ; 17 cm. Additional notes and papers