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… close to it’. (See Willan Footnote 77 p.605). 1899-1910 Burton left Kimberly before the start of the South … trouble over African hardships and disabilities.’ (305) 1910-1935 In 1910 he was elected to parliament as the member … West Africa (now Namibia) the day-to-day working of the Union Government devolved to him and his colleague F.S. …

… Bettie Du Toit was born on 15 July in 1910, on a farm in the former Transvaal Province. She was … employment conditions and low wages. The Textile Workers Union was seeking volunteers to help organise workers and the … various trade unions such as the Pretoria Match Workers' Union, the Textile Workers Industrial Union, the Transvaal …

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… magistrate of Natal in 1909. After the formation of the Union of South Africa, Beaumont became part of the … of the first union parliament. He retired from bench in 1910 but still remained in prominent in public affairs … supporter of General Botha.  When Botha contested the 1910 elections, he had done so without forming a nationwide …

… The FOSATU Executive has strongly condemned the four sacked union officials for forming the splinter United Metal Mining and Allied Workers Union. … Executive slams union split …

… The Trade Union Question (No division On this question) (1934) …

… The National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA) …

… in 1882 with the formation of the Natal Football Union (NFU), comprising both the local Black people and the newer White arrivals. Five teams founded this first Union, and the NFU is credited with the start of football … Natal Football Union founded …

… Annexure B of circular entitled The Trade Union Movement … The Trade Union Movement …

… a Constitutional Monarchy to a Republic. Subsequently, the Union of South Africa, which was established in 1910 by the British government under the premiership of Louis … Botha, ceased to exist at midnight on 30 May 1961. The Union left the British Commonwealth to become the Republic of …

… Murray Bisset, SA cricket player in three tests (1898-1910), dies in Salisbury, Rhodesia. …

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