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CHAPTER 12: WATER SUPPLY PLANNING FOR<br />

INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION<br />

The daily burden <strong>of</strong> fetching water..•<br />

Portrait <strong>of</strong> love<br />

She's oldnow, my wife;<br />

She is old tmder those<br />

Four gaUons <strong>of</strong> water,<br />

(It was said taps in the streets<br />

Would be our new rivers).<br />

But my wife fetches the water<br />

(Down SBcond Avenue)•••<br />

N.S. Ndebele. quotedin Chapman. M.led), 1982. A Century <strong>of</strong> South African Poetry. AD.<br />

Donker, Johannesburg. 397 p. (Note: Water is generally carried in a 20 or 25 I container,<br />

usually on the head, or sometimes in a wheelbarrow 11 gallon equals approximately 4.5 I ­<br />

see Chapter 20 for an exact conversion). The phrase "Down Second Avenue". may well<br />

have been taken from the following: Mphahlele. E., 1971. Down Second Avenue. new<br />

edition. Faber and Faber. London. 222 p.l.

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