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CUSTOMS UNION AND DELAGOA BAY RAILWAY 535 Port Elizabeth line through Bloemfontein to the Transvaal border on the Vaal River ( June 1889 ) . A check seemed to have been given to the closer union of the two republics .
CUSTOMS UNION AND DELAGOA BAY RAILWAY 535 Port Elizabeth line through Bloemfontein to the Transvaal border on the Vaal River ( June 1889 ) . A check seemed to have been given to the closer union of the two republics .
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Those who sympathised with the Transvaal's policy and those whose interests were likely to suffer from railway extension joined forces , and the Volksraad merely approved of a line to Bloemfontein , and that only by the chairman's ...
Those who sympathised with the Transvaal's policy and those whose interests were likely to suffer from railway extension joined forces , and the Volksraad merely approved of a line to Bloemfontein , and that only by the chairman's ...
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General revenue was not to profit from the railways except during the first four years of Union , no less than £ 3,000,000 ... 6 There is much evidence that railway and harbour administration is in practice far different from what the ...
General revenue was not to profit from the railways except during the first four years of Union , no less than £ 3,000,000 ... 6 There is much evidence that railway and harbour administration is in practice far different from what the ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
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