“Submissions in reply on the facts made on behalf of Captain W de Lange in the Inquest into the death of Chief Petty Officer Webb.”

• ZA UCT BC1118-A-A6-A6.3
• File

Part of SAS "President Kruger" Papers

“Submissions in reply on the law made on behalf of Captain W de Lange in the Inquest into the death of Chief Petty Officer Webb.”

• ZA UCT BC1118-A-A6-A6.4
• File

Part of SAS "President Kruger" Papers

“Survey Sketches”

• ZA UCT BC1217-F-F4-F4.7
• File

Part of Jack Barnett Papers

“Survey history”

• ZA UCT BC1256-C-C5
• Subseries

Part of Rupert Hurly Papers

Various papers related to the Committee for the History of Surveying and Land Tenure in South Africa”. Includes minutes of meetings, 1982-84 and the Institute of Professional Land Surveyors of the Transvaal: News of the profession for the period A...

“Survey history”

• ZA UCT BC1256-C-C4
• Subseries

Part of Rupert Hurly Papers

Photocopy of Cape Town Gazette of 28 May 1822, containing “Instruction for the town surveyor”.Paper or talk by RH re “Two important anniversaries”: 150th anniversary of Major Michell taking up duties as first Surveyor-General at the Cape and 50th ...

“Survey history” “Survey History”: Information about various land surveyors, including James J Gertenbach and M C Vos

• ZA UCT BC1256-C-C3
• Subseries

Part of Rupert Hurly Papers

“Survey/ maps/ history

• ZA UCT BC1256-C-C2
• Subseries

Part of Rupert Hurly Papers

Various notes, newspaper clippings and photocopies re land surveys in Cape Town.Central Council of Land Surveyors of the Republic of South Africa. List of land surveyors registered under Act 14/1950 as at 1st July 1969.

“Tackling inequalities?” HSRC Conference 2011

• ZA UCT BC1538-C-C8-C8.6
• File
• 2011

Part of Neville Alexander Papers

“Tafellied” - song lyrics written by Arthur Schragenheim, Berlin, Germany

• ZA UCT BC1556-M-M6-M6.21
• Item
• 1919

Part of South African Holocaust and Genocide Foundation Collection

Referred to as the 'tafellied', this song was written by Arthur Schragenheim on the occasion of his brother, Bernhard's wedding on 9 December 1919. Arthur later practiced as an architect in Israel.