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… the areas known later as the Orange Free State, Natal and Transvaal.   Many new churches have arisen and the need for … State has its own synod in 1864, Natal in 1865 and the Transvaal in 1853. Attempts to unification of the synods …

… a stop on the journey from Port Natal -Durban and the then Transvaal! Whilst today's major road, the N3, between the two … the Orange Free State and the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal), the town was to grow rapidly. In 1876 with the … Zulu Kingdom of Cetswayo and the pending annexation of the Transvaal by the British the colonial authorities decided to …

… and rail links were repeatedly being disrupted. The Transvaal commandos were despondent and exhausted after …

… hunters on their way to the gold fields in the then Transvaal , and the diamond diggings at Kimberley . Today, it …

… and Relief and Secretary of the Dutch Reformed Church in Transvaal and 1949 to 1956 Secretary of the Federal Poor …

… travellers - made this their stop en route to the old ‘Transvaal’ reef.   The Curry’s Post of today is considered …

… the Rev. Owen Watkins started a “Trial Mission” in the Transvaal which was based in Pretoria (now Tshwane) . One unique feature of the Methodist mission in the Transvaal was the role played by local Christians in planting … year that Watkins established the “Trial Mission” in the Transvaal, the Rev. John Kilner, secretary of the Wesleyan …

… the government of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (later Transvaal) in central Pretoria. This school was not in …

… of; the University of Pretoria. The Pretoria branch of the Transvaal University College (TUC) was the forerunner of the … derived from the acronym for the College, namely: ' Transvaal University College '. In the Years preceding the … of teachers was established in Pretoria and in 1904 the 'Transvaal Technical Institute' opened in Johannesburg with an …

… Park. It has a Seating Capacity of 28 000. Gauteng and Transvaal Cricket Teams both use it as their Home Grounds.  …

… and is one of the last surviving structures of the old Transvaal railway system. It was declared a National Monument …

… Missionary Society's influence spread throughout the Transvaal. By 1900 there were more than thirty six stations …

… 1 May 1860, Pretoria became the seat of government of the Transvaal Republic. Originally the site was occupied by a …

… into six separate areas scattered throughout the northern Transvaal . Seshego and Lebowakgomo, the capital, were the …

… in the Northern Cape , Orange Free State and Western Transvaal . For instance, several Sotho -speaking people from …

… During the early years of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal), Land Ownership was extremely important - abundant … ‘uitvalgrond’ which became Johannesburg in 1886.   In the Transvaal each original adult male Settler was entitled to …

… to make far better arrangements for the defence of the Transvaal and, in particular, Pretoria . The raiders had … near Paris .' The forts were manned by the gunners of the Transvaal Staatsartillerie and effected the protection of …

… table are evidence that the Prellers enjoyed traditional Transvaal farm lifestyle. Gustav Preller was an unpretentious …

… to the Institute. The Garden was initially known as the Transvaal National Botanic Garden and could only be visited …

… summer. His settlement was part of a plan of the old Transvaal Government to establish a Scottish buffer zone between the marauding Swazi and Zulu tribes, and the Transvaal. The planned Scottish settlement was never really … cut up into planks and beams for the young and growing Transvaal Republic and much of the wood was transported as …

… Garden was officially opened by the Administrator of the Transvaal on 10 September 1971. A portion of the 165 ha. it …

… Arts department of the Provincial Council of the Transvaal. [i] Botha, Lötter and Partners as well as Daneel …

… Then in 1896 and transferred to Johannesburg as the 'Transvaal Technical Institute' in 1904. This was then named the 'Transvaal University College' in 1906 and renamed the 'South …

… the patronage of Lord Milner, and he was invited to the Transvaal to design and build residences for the British …

… Ditsong National Museum of Natural History used to be the Transvaal Museum of Natural History, which in turn developed …

… Province in South Africa! Gauteng was part of the old Transvaal . It was first known as the PWV, which stands for … of strength and are also derived from the old arms of the Transvaal. The ‘crown’ is made of two honey bees, taken from … diamond ever discovered. In 1907 the government of the Transvaal Colony (Transvaal was under British control at the …

… High Commissioner for South Africa and Governor of the Transvaal. The Architects were AW Simpson and AL le Gerche, … Monument. The Hon. WA Cruywagen, Administrator of the Transvaal, unveiled the Plaque on 28 February 1981. The theme …

… mission congregations established in the former Natal and Transvaal. The farm Kroondal, which was in existence since …

… in 1906, and was later renamed the "Victoria Falls and Transvaal Power Company Limited". Eskom itself was …