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ZA UCT BC678_A
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Box 1
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Correspondence – C.J. Rhodes, Mr. J.B. Currey, Miss W. Currey.
Diaries 1884, 1886 – J.B. Currey
Sundry publications eg: Report of Central Graves Committee 1901-1909
Correspondence between the Currey Family and the Western Province Agricultural Society, the Public Works Department and the University of Cape Town. The letters deal mainly with the Currey family’s rights as tenants of Welgelegen, as defined in Rhodes’ will and the boundaries, right of way, as well as the general upkeep of the property by the P.W.D. Included are letters from “Grey” (one of Rhodes’ executors?), E.R. Syfret, Lionel Phillips, A.V.H. Carter, Registrar of U.C.T., Professor R.W.James, Acting Principal of U.C.T., Paul Sauer, Minister of Lands, and Dr. J.P. Duminy, Principal of U.C.T., 1902-1964 (146 documents)
Diaries 1884, 1886 – J.B. Currey
Sundry publications eg: Report of Central Graves Committee 1901-1909
- Additional material:
Correspondence between the Currey Family and the Western Province Agricultural Society, the Public Works Department and the University of Cape Town. The letters deal mainly with the Currey family’s rights as tenants of Welgelegen, as defined in Rhodes’ will and the boundaries, right of way, as well as the general upkeep of the property by the P.W.D. Included are letters from “Grey” (one of Rhodes’ executors?), E.R. Syfret, Lionel Phillips, A.V.H. Carter, Registrar of U.C.T., Professor R.W.James, Acting Principal of U.C.T., Paul Sauer, Minister of Lands, and Dr. J.P. Duminy, Principal of U.C.T., 1902-1964 (146 documents)