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A Bibliography on Indians in South Africa : a Guide to Materials at the Documentation Centre .A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA : A GUIDE TO MATERIALS AT THE DOCUMENTATION CENTRE . A compiled by K CHETTY Documentation Centre Series, no 1 1990 University of Durban- Westville ISBN: 0-947445-02-1 INT ROD UCT 10M The FXblicatlon of this guide arises from a strong need to make known the nature and extent of the PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED materials at the Docunentatlon Centre of the University of Durban-~estville on the subject 'The Indian In South Africa'. The Centre's materials Include books, manuscripts, theses, audio-visusl material, newspapers, serials and general archive material. This first bibliography In the Docunentation Centre Series concentrates on the variety of materials available UNDER EACH CLASSIFICATION end sorted by BRM (Blbl iographlc Record Nunber) - see Section A. Only entries of type "Manuscript" have been Isolated from the coq:xJterlsed records and this aCCOU'lts for the "missing" flUR)ers In the sequence of BRN's listed. The BRN Is a unique identifier for the record and this flUR)er Is most suited to serve as a LINK to sections (B-F). This link Is established by quoting only the BRN In these sections (B-F) so that this flUR)er can be used to POINT TO the FUll ENTRY In Section A. The ' linking' technique ~loyed has enabled the Inclusion of many indexes (Section B-G), which serve as cross references to the Primary Record Description (Section A), consisting of a title,. remarks, dates, sUllll8ry, classification nurber and the BRN. The Indexes included are as follows INDEX SECTION MAIN INDEX A TITLE INDEX B AUTHOR/SUBJECT/CORPORATE BODY INDEX C ClASSSIFIED INDEX D PHOTOGRAPHS INDEX E TITLES IN SUMMARY INDEX F CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE G To assist the researcher, further clarification Is given at the beglnlng of each sect Ion For further Information please contact Ie CHETTY c/o Docunentatlon Centre, University of Durban-~estville, Private Bag X54001 Durban 4000 FOR E W 0 R 0 The Documentation Centre of the University of Durban-Westville is a unique archive and museum concerned with the history, culture and development of South Africans of Indian origin. Established in January 1979, the Centre's main objectives are : to preserve the past, record the present, classify material, provide information and assist researchers. In the space of ten years the Centre has increased its holdings to about 170 000 items. As a result of rigid government policies, the average South African has very little knowledge of the history of the Indian South African. During the past fifteen years, research on the Indian South African has mushroomed out of all proportions. I believe that students and staff of the University of Durban-Westville have contributed the lion's share of this research. Fortunately too, researchers on a national as well as international level, have during the decade of the 1980's become increasingly interested in the fascinating history of the once relatively unknown Indian South African whose influence has permeated all fields of local activity such as agriculture, commerce, economics, industry and education. Although a minority group, Indians were the first to challenge the rigid discriminatory system to which they were initially sUbjected and have succeeded beyond all expectations in becoming a highly successful, powerful creative force in modern South African society. Just where will the researcher find all this information? While the University's Documentation Centre cannot provide every answer on questions relating to the Indian South African, it can certainly assist the researcher to solve some of his problems. In this respect the Centre's Librarian, Mr Chetty, has pioneered an extremely useful Bibliography which should prove invaluable to the researcher. This, the first of a projected series which will be issued by the Documentation Centre, will guide the researcher as to the extent of the Centre's holdings. Mr Chetty's use of modern computerised data-processing methods has certainly enhanced his presentation, which although by its very nature, remains a scientific presentation of facts, is one which is highly recommended to the researcher and librarian searching for suitable material on the Indian South African. Dr. CG Henning Director, Documentation Centre, University of Durban-Westville January 1990 Indentured Indians with Indenture numbers 1 SECTION A 1 ,,. 1 ~ 1l '" L ~{ . "f ' . .. t I n . '.1 • f.".. , , 11.\ •.)-" J t... ... _ I lo:t, ' j I I,-.t "l r 't 'l l n lto:;t "t 1 l , " I'1 I , {" I VI ';1'1. __ I ' Sh i ps Li s t - a record of all indentured Indians · on mic r of i lm SEC T ION A ================= The section contains the full description of EACH ENTRY. Each entry is identified uniquely by the BRN in ascending order • For each entry the BRN, title, remark, summary, classification number and dates are given. The Classification number points to where the item is found on the shelf ego B/L signifies that the item is found under Biography (B) alphabet L . The Classification number is also used to group items together by their common subject content. For the meanings/descriptions of the Classification Numbers refer to Section G. The dates reflect the approximate starting and ending dates covered by the document while the Remarks gives the extent of the item ego no of pages, linear metres, no of boxes etc. The Summary on the other hand is an abstract of the specific collection/entry, providing· comments and explanations on the the collection/entry. Articles, books, reports and sub-collections are listed in the summary and this is usually preceded by a "+". The sUlllJlary is an hybrid of authors, titles, subjects, names of organisations & content notes. Finally in many instances the titles of the materials have been constructed from the subject content of the collection/entry in order to facilitate easy identification =============================================================================================================== BRN 000001 CLASSIFICATION: B/BALLINGER DATE 1928 - 1949 TITLE Margaret Ballinger papers no. 2780 - 2845 : Nana Memorial Trust REMARKS 66 items SUMMARY Contains correspondences to and from Margaret Ballinger (M.P.) 1928­ 1949 BRN : 000004 CLASSIFICATION: B/BALLINGER DATE: 1928 - 1949 TITLE: Margaret Ballinger papers no : 2486 - 2603 : correspondences 1928 - 1949 and other documents REMARKS 118 items SUMMARY: Contains correspondences to and from Margaret Ballinger (M.P.) 1928-1949 (re: Politics, Housing, Trade, Apartheid) BRN 000022 CLASSIFICATION : B/MAYAT DATE 1900 - 1988 TITLE Zuleikha Mayat a collection of manuscripts and articles REMARKS 1 box SUMMARY Zuleikha Mayat social worker; belongs to Yomen's Cultural Group. She is the author of : + Indian delights + Nanima's chest + Quranic lights: book of prayers. BRN 000041 CLASSIFICATION: B/MAYAT DATE 1954 - 1972 TITLE Yomen's cultural group: eighteenth anniversary 1972 REMARKS: 1 file 1A BRN 000044 CLASSIFICATION: B/MEHTAR DATE 1900 - 1988 TITLE Farooqi Mehtar : miscellaneous articles &correspondences REMARKS 1 box SUMMARY Farooqi Mehtar - author ,poet & journalist. Active member of the Buzme Adab of Natal • He is the Author of many books (Urdu, Arabic) : + Gems of right living + Holy land + Thirty five great muslims + The muslim at prayer BRN 000046 CLASSIFICATION B/MODDLEY DATE 1900 - 1980 TITLE S Nat Moodley : boxing REMARKS 1 box &photographs SUMMARY Nat Moodley was a boxing promoter and he has a general interest in sport. BRN : 000052 CLASSIFICATION: GEOG/CITIES/CHATSWORTH DATE : 1965 - 1988 TITLE: Chatsworth Co-ordinating Council of Health, Welfare and Educational Organizations constitution REMARKS : 19p. BRN 000057 CLASSIFICATION: GEOG/CITIES/PRETORIA DATE: 1950 - 1988 TITLE Memorandum on the investigation of the effects on the Indian community of the declaration of the Group Areas in the magisterial district of Pretoria REMARKS : 4p. BRN 000059 CLASSIFICATION: GEOG/CITIES DATE 1860 - 1988 TITLE Towns and Cities REMARKS 3 metres SUMMARY Collection consists of information on various towns and cities: + Natal Country Towns + Port Shepstone - Natal + Durban + East London + Johannesburg + Lenasia - JBH + Pietermaritzburg + Voters list of the city and borough of Pietermaritzburg for the period ending 30 September 1976 + Reservoir Hills + Westville + Clairwood + Isipingo - Durban + Mount Edgecombe + Stanger + Verulam BRN 000061 CLASSIFICATION GEOG/CITIES/CLAIRWOOD DATE 1870 - 1986 TITLE Clairwood REMARKS 1 Box SUMMARY Collection consists of studies and memoranda on Clairwood : + Memo submitted to the Indian Affairs Advisory Board on the subject of Clairwood rezoning - 1965 + Clairwood and Districts Health Council - 7th Annual General Report, 1966 + The history of Clairwood : a biographical study /MMoodley + Clairwood Rates Study: 1978 - 1982 / MPadayachee + Clairwood - A survey of a community /PMBendheim + Clairwood - the State, Industrialisation and Resistance / Robinduth Toli 2A BRN 000063 CLASSIFICATION GEOG/CITIES/PHOENIX DATE 1957 - 1988 TITLE Phoenix REMARKS 1 File SUMMARY Useful publications include: + The journey to work from Phoenix / A Smout - ISER, Fact paper no. 3 + Costs in townships :A case study of Phoenix / D J Isernonger + A socio-economic study of recreational needs and preferences in Yhetstone - Phoenix / Amritha Budaarienarain + Housing in Phoenix / A Chetty + The origins of Phoenix, 1957 - 1976 : The Durban City Council and the Indian Housing Question / David Eric Bailey BRN 000064 CLASSIFICATION GEOG/CITIES/DURBAN DATE 1820 - 1988 TITLE Durban REMARKS 1 file SUMMARY Collection consists
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