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Ek is 'n finansiele konsultant en ek stem Nasionale Party
Get PDF462.B.1.10(60).pdf created from the media publications in the SA Election material Collection MS 462, held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) delivering a statement of support for the NP from a financial consultant named, Denise Letchumee. The statement expresses her reasons for choosing the NP over the African National Congress (ANC). The advertisement is compiled and issued by Marthinus van Schalkwyk
Waar u mag stem / where you can vote
No full text462.B.2.3(3).pdf created from the media publications in the SA Election material Collection MS 462, held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.A newspaper pullout by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) providing information regarding the elections and where to vote
Don't give the Cape away, fight back
No full text462.A.1.4(10).pdf created from original election material in the South African Elections Collection held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) featuring large black text on a yellow background asking South Africans to fight back and not give the Cape away. The poster is encouraging voters to vote for the DP as a means of retaining control of the Western Cape. The DP logo appears in the lower half of the poster against a blue background. The poster is issued by Ryan Coetzee and printed by Hansa Reproprint
Peace builds. Violence destroys
No full text462.B.3.1(6).pdf created from the media publications in the SA Election material Collection MS 462, held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Newspaper advertisement by the Business Election Fund (BEF) communicating the need for a peaceful election
Jobs and security for all! Sekunjalo! ke nako!
No full text462.A.1.3(16).pdf created from original election material in the South African Elections Collection held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) encouraging South Africans to vote ANC to ensure jobs and security. A colour image of a man and woman casting their votes appears in the foreground with the words, "Sekunjalo! Ke Nako!", appearing in yellow text to the right. The larger part of the poster is filled by a black and white image of a mechanic repairing a vehicle captioned with the words, "Jobs and Security For All!" in bright red text
Maggie Laubser Collection index
No full textThis index describes the Maggie Laubser collection which includes books ; magazines ; correspondence ; sketchbooks and loose sketches ; personalia ; articles ; radio talks ; finances ; films ; newspaper clippings ; photos in 42 pamphlet boxes, 1 folder ; 40 cm
Hoerskool De Villiers Graaff, Villiersdorp, Theewaterskloof
No full textVilliersdorp, High School. On top of the main building of the Hoerskool De Villiers Graaff in Villiersdorp stands an open turret that houses a bell. Due to the height of the bell it was impossible to get a closer look at possible decorations. Moreover, also from the inside it was impossible to reach the bell. One can only guess that the bell is rather old. On the pictures one notices two moulding wires just below the shoulder and another two above the sound bow. One might expect that there is some decoration in between the two top wires. Hopefully, the people in the school’s office will be able to retreat additional information on this bell that definitely deserves more attention. Another reason why the bell might have some age is that it has been mutilated. Normally a bell hangs on a beam that turns around by pulling a rope that itself operates on a wheel. For the bell in the turret there is no turning wheel. To ring the bell, one pulls a rope that is directly fixed to the bell with three hooks. This probably doesn’t only spoil the visual appearance of the bell but might strongly influence its acoustical properties as well
Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, Ashton, Langeberg
No full textAshton, Dutch Reformed Church. The Dutch Reformed Church at Ashton has a bell in a tower, separate from the main church building. The maker's name does not appear on the bell itself, as is usually done with bronze bells, but on the yoke from which the bell is hung. On the yoke we find, The C. S. Bell Co. 32 Hillsboro O. where the number 32 appears in the middle – see below for further information. On the reverse side, No 82 Yoke. The company to which these inscriptions refer is situated in Hillsboro, Ohio, U.S.A. Similar bells have been found in many wine estates like Paarl, Montpellier, Tulbagh and in Zonquadrift, Riebeek Kasteel. The main difference between the bells in the wineries and the one in Ashton is its mere size. The numbers in the middle of the yoke probably refer to an internal numbering. For example, the number 2 in Paarl indicates that the bell was probably made shortly after 1894 when the company emerged from a former partnership. To decide about the age of the bell it is important to include the text on the yoke in the description of the bell. There are three possibilities: C.S. Bell (1875-1882), C.S. Bell & Co. (1882-1894) and The C.S. Bell & Co. (1894-1970)
Do not vote!
No full text462.B.5.2(1).pdf created from the media publications in the SA Election material Collection MS 462, held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Do not vote! Weekend Argus.Newspaper advertisement issued by Qibla Mass Movement, explaining the reasons, according to their views, why citizens should abstain from voting
Fight intolerance, vote DP
No full text462.A.1.4(12).pdf created from original election material in the South African Elections Collection held in the Manuscripts Section of the Stellenbosch Library and Information Service.Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) featuring large black text instructing South Africans to fight intolerance and the ANC by voting for the DP. The poster is framed by a yellow border with the DP logo appearing in the lower right-hand corner. The poster is issued by J. Selfe and printed by ABC Press