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B: 54/98 Taletje Ngoepe from the farm Millstream 995 the
property of the Bourke Trust…”
5. “ May the consent of His Excellency the Governor
General be obtained please for the removal of the native
B: 66/30 Kgrepe Ngoepe from the farm Welgelegen 978
the property of the Tvl. Con. Lands…”
All these applications for the removal of Blacks from now White-owned
land were made on the 15 th July 1919 to the Sub-Native Commissioner in
Pietersburg by the Clerk in Blaauwberg on behalf of the new owners. The
Pietersburg Sub-Native Commissioner then wrote to the Native Affairs
Department in Pretoria, addressing it to: “The Secretary For Native
Affairs, Union Buildings”. In that correspondence, the Sub-Native
Commissioner attached applications from the Blaauwberg clerk. At the
end, the Pietersburg Sub-Native Commissioner recommended 406 the
removal of those “natives” 407 .
406 “The attached application for the removal of Natives B: 66/30 Kgeredi Ngoepe B: 27/16
Mathopa B: 54/68 Tugeshi Philimon B: 16/72 Kiunana Raseratana B: 54/98 Taletje Ngoepe B:
26/2 Peaha Madiboho B: 54/71 Motoeshi Situme B: 54/70 Khanedi Ngoepe B: 54/96 Tapedi
Malhabi B: 50/64 Sekati Molokome B: 54/16 Kapedi Pulushi, Matume Pelayne B: 12/41
Modesha Lapela B:12/90 Motato Lapela B: 12/33 Rasefitela Molapo B: 23/101 Moloko
Masilo B: 13/26 Mapepa Kwenabaholo, received from the Detached Clerk i/e Native Affairs
Department Blaauwberg is forwarded and recommended…”
407 Volume 512 NAC6/ 04, Part 7, Secretary of Native Affairs. Correspondence with Sub- Native
Commissioner’s office with that of Resident Magistrate.
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