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… as the cost exceeded £25! At the Vestry Meeting of 1902, it was announced that Mr Samuel Butcher had left a …

… High School for Girls was started by Lord Milner in 1902 as part of his efforts to anglicise the Transvaal under …

… also to the present Government up to the end of the year 1902, when the tax was abolished altogether.... That the said …

… because of the Anglo-Boer war, it was reestablished in 1902, and immediately took up the struggles of its rank and … England. 27 The Jewish Tailors' Society was disbanded in 1902 and its militant members threw themselves into the … 1. Ibid. See Israel Abrahams, "Western Province Jewry 1870-1902," in Saron and Hotz, Jews in South Africa, pp. 18-19. …

… Desai Purshottamdas was born in Porbander in 1874 and in 1902 he married Anandi (Aniben), the daughter of Abhechand … as a stretcher bearer in the South African War (1899-1902) and the Bambatha Rebellion of 1906. Ultimately he left …

… the British in the Anglo-Boer South African War (1899-1902) . However, the number of incompletely detonated shells …

… House (Circa-before 1897) Paul Kruger Bridge (Circa-before 1902) St Marks Anglican Church (Circa-before 1890) Buildings …

… an important feature of Cape Town society between 1875 and 1902. Overtime Africans came to live in various parts of Cape … century. The passing of the Native Reserve Location Act in 1902 gave impetus to the racial segregation of Africans …

… in Port Elizabeth. It is repealed on 17 September 1902. 1902 New public library is opened in ornate Gothic revivalist …

… to look for better jobs. After the South African War (1899-1902), thousands of African workers boycotted the gold mines … at Doornkop in January 1896 and the Second Boer War (1899–1902) that saw British forces under Lord Roberts occupy the …

… were also sent to Seychelles to join Prempeh I. In January 1902, Britain finally added Asante to its protectorates on … incorporated into the British Gold Coast colony in 1902, along with further territory to its immediate north …

… were white women enfranchised. The Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 (also called the South African War) had decimated the …

… comes to a head with the South African War of 1899-1902. Together these experiences shake up the country …

… erected on Church Square for statue of President Kruger. 1902 31 May, Treaty of Vereeniging signed, ending the South …

… To get a clear grasp of the movements during the years 1902-1923,we may with advantage divide the years into these … From the Anglo-Boer War to the inauguration of the Union (1902-1910). (b) From the Union to the Great War (1910-1914). … If we may sum up the record of white South Africa from 1902 to 1923, we may, in the words of William Watson, behold …

… the young Charles Back I, landed on these shores in 1902. With a strong work ethic and passion for wine, he soon …

… decade later, in the African National Congress. In April, 1902, Pixley Seme graduated from Mount Hermon School for … twenty-one, he entered Columbia University in September, 1902. He still received assistance from diverse quarters. A … to Dickerson, August 22,1901. 24. Seme to Cutler, May 14, 1902. See also Breinig to Cutler, December 26,1899. 25. …

… 20 collieries operate. During the South African War (1899–1902) , the young soldier-journalist Winston Churchill hid in …

… South African War and conquest of the Boer republics in 1902, the process of British expansion was complete. This …

… Afrikaners had already been defeated in the Boer War (1899-1902) , but the British acted to appease the Boers by …

… vote because of an inferior educational status. On 31 May 1902, Representatives of the Boer Republics and the British …

… African War , was to last nearly two years, until 31 May 1902 when the South African and the Free State Boer Republics … authority. The' Sabi Game Reserve' was proclaimed in June 1902. In 1903' the 'Shingwedzi Game Reserve' was proclaimed. …

… by anti-Asiatic vigilante groups grew strong after 1902. Indian traders in outlying Transvaal towns were singled …

… after the Second South African War of 1899 to 1902. The women, Florence Phillips (1863-1940) and Emily … Baker was asked to address the Teachers Congress in July 1902 on the topic ‘Architecture & education’. His views in …

… 1886 – Kilnerton opens its doors to the first leaners 1889-1902 – Kilnerton closed during the South Africa War 1903 – …

… was broadened considerably during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). One of the most controversial and best-documented … she collated into an account of the war, published in 1902 under the title The Brunt of the War and Where It Fell.3 … just prior to the signing of the peace treaty in May 1902, was to inform the largely ignorant British public of …

… An Imperial Dilemma: Non-Europeans and the British Nation, 1902-1914 (Albuquerque, 1967). An important dimension of …

… Contribute to the site                 Timeline pre 1900 1902-1910 1910-1924 1924-1939 1939-1948 1948-1960 1960-1994 …

… &Co control about a quarter of the land owned.      1902 August, In Natal, the Zululand Land Delimitation …

… legal pluralism. Following the South African War of 1899-1902 , the Treaty of Vereeniging facilitated the Union of …