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The passing of the 1913 Natives Land Act marked the forceful state
intervention in occupation and ownership of land in South Africa. By this
Act, the White-only Union government intervened to severely limit the
access of Blacks to land. The Act laid down the Black reserves while
prohibiting Blacks from buying or leasing land outside these reserves.
The Act also sought to eliminate sharecropping in favour of labour
tenancy. If African peasantry was not destroyed by the Act, it was
certainly stiffled by it. Land would now be more inaccessible by Blacks.
De La Roche 1087.
Disseldorp 1090.
Early Dawn 996.
Germarke 1012.
Goedetrouw 990.
Groenepunt 1092.
Harrietswish 991.
Ketting 994.
Langbryde 1064.
Lomanside 1063.
Millbank 1066.
Millstream 995.
Normandy 1081.
Old Langsyne 1014.
Rosamond 1089.
Schoongezicht 997.
Too Late 1015.
Uitkyk 988.
404 Form A: Diagram Forms for an Original Farm Survey, Surveyor General Office.
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