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The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the series against Australia 2-1.

… The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the …

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Sir Christian Ludolph Neethling Felling (48), SA born manager of the railways in Kenya and Uganda, dies.

… Sir Christian Ludolph Neethling Felling (48), SA born manager of the railways in Kenya and Uganda, dies. …

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Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

… politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein. …

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Raymond Francis (Ray) Budd, SA trade unionist who also played a role internationally, dies in Tonbridge, London, England.

… Raymond Francis (Ray) Budd, SA trade unionist who also played a role internationally, dies in Tonbridge, London, England. …

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The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August).

… The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August). …

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Dorothea M&ouml;ller-Malan, SA missionary and writer, is born in Winburg, OFS, as Dorothea Catherina Stoffelina Malan.

… Dorothea Möller-Malan, SA missionary and writer, is born in Winburg, OFS, as …

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Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

… politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein. …

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Prof. Christiaan Engelbertus (Chris) Lampbrecht, choir master and adaptor of SA folk music, is born in Bloemfontein.

… (Chris) Lampbrecht, choir master and adaptor of SA folk music, is born in Bloemfontein. …

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Oregon State legislature rescinded 1987 legislation banning investment of State funds in companies doing business with SA.

… 1987 legislation banning investment of State funds in companies doing business with SA. …

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The SA rugby team plays the second test ever against the British Isles and loses 0-3 in Kimberley.

… The SA rugby team plays the second test ever against the British Isles and loses 0-3 in Kimberley. …

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Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

… Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town. …

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The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New Zealand, but shares the series 2-2.

… The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New …

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Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

… Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey. …

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Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

… of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i …

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In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

… In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, …

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Basil Rathbone, SA born actor who played the role of Sherlock Holmes in fourteen movies, is born.

… Basil Rathbone, SA born actor who played the role of Sherlock Holmes in fourteen movies, is born. …

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

… John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape. …

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The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days.

… The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days. …

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Pres. Kruger signs his well-known Laaste boodskap (Last message) to the SA people in Clarens, Switzerland.

… signs his well-known Laaste boodskap (Last message) to the SA people in Clarens, Switzerland. …

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The Cotonou Agreement, a trade and aid framework, of which SA is a member, is signed in Cotonou, Benin.

… The Cotonou Agreement, a trade and aid framework, of which SA is a member, is signed in Cotonou, Benin. …

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Denmark ends in a tie with the score 1-1.

… The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Denmark ends in a tie with the score 1-1. …

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The SA rugby team wins its fifteenth consecutive test match by beating Wales 28-20 in Wembley.

… The SA rugby team wins its fifteenth consecutive test match by beating Wales 28-20 in Wembley. …

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General Jan Kemp, acting SA minister of defence, announces during the Voortrekkereeufees festivities that Robertshoogte in Pret

… General Jan Kemp, acting SA minister of defence, announces during the Voortrekkereeufees festivities that Robertshoogte in Pret …

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A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

… A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg. …

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Vuminkosi Zulu, S.A. sculptor is born in Kranskop, KwaZulu, Natal. Johannesburg Art Gallery: The Neglected Tradition, p. 134 g

… Vuminkosi Zulu, S.A. sculptor is born in Kranskop, KwaZulu, Natal. Johannesburg Art Gallery: The …

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SA signs a multilateral agreement on the control of pollution of water resources in the Southern African region.

… SA signs a multilateral agreement on the control of pollution of water resources in the Southern African region. …

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

… John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape. …

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SA signs agreement with Botswana relating to the establishment of a Botswana government labour representative in South Africa.

… SA signs agreement with Botswana relating to the … of a Botswana government labour representative in South Africa. …

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The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Seals, to which SA is a party, is signed in London.

… on the Conservation of Antarctic Seals, to which SA is a party, is signed in London. …

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SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia on co-operation in the policing of Walvis Bay.

… SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia on co-operation in the policing of Walvis Bay. …

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The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the series against Australia 2-1.

Sir Christian Ludolph Neethling Felling (48), SA born manager of the railways in Kenya and Uganda, dies.

Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

Raymond Francis (Ray) Budd, SA trade unionist who also played a role internationally, dies in Tonbridge, London, England.

The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August).

Dorothea M&amp;ouml;ller-Malan, SA missionary and writer, is born in Winburg, OFS, as Dorothea Catherina Stoffelina Malan.

Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

Prof. Christiaan Engelbertus (Chris) Lampbrecht, choir master and adaptor of SA folk music, is born in Bloemfontein.

Oregon State legislature rescinded 1987 legislation banning investment of State funds in companies doing business with SA.

The SA rugby team plays the second test ever against the British Isles and loses 0-3 in Kimberley.

Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New Zealand, but shares the series 2-2.

Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

Basil Rathbone, SA born actor who played the role of Sherlock Holmes in fourteen movies, is born.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days.

Pres. Kruger signs his well-known Laaste boodskap (Last message) to the SA people in Clarens, Switzerland.

The Cotonou Agreement, a trade and aid framework, of which SA is a member, is signed in Cotonou, Benin.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Denmark ends in a tie with the score 1-1.

The SA rugby team wins its fifteenth consecutive test match by beating Wales 28-20 in Wembley.

General Jan Kemp, acting SA minister of defence, announces during the Voortrekkereeufees festivities that Robertshoogte in Pret

A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

Vuminkosi Zulu, S.A. sculptor is born in Kranskop, KwaZulu, Natal. Johannesburg Art Gallery: The Neglected Tradition, p. 134 g

SA signs a multilateral agreement on the control of pollution of water resources in the Southern African region.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

SA signs agreement with Botswana relating to the establishment of a Botswana government labour representative in South Africa.

The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Seals, to which SA is a party, is signed in London.

SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia on co-operation in the policing of Walvis Bay.

Dorothea Möller-Malan, SA missionary and writer, is born in Winburg, OFS, as Dorothea Catherina Stoffelina Malan.