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Fun Fact: Image from page 40 of “S.A. mining and engineering journal” (1891)

17 May 2020 By admin

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Image from page 40 of “S.A. mining and engineering journal” (1891)
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Durban Sailing

Identifier: v25p2saminingeng1286joha
Title: S.A. mining and engineering journal
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors:
Subjects: Mineral industries Mining industry and finance Mines and mineral resources
Publisher: Johannesburg
Contributing Library: Gerstein – University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Text Appearing Before Image:
PAXCHAUD. Secretary. V. H. DAWE, Chairman, C. J. MEINTJES,H. W. ANDKTiSON, Johannesburg, 23rd February, 1916. Examined and found correct. C. L. ANDERSSON CO.,Incorporated Accountants (Eng.), CIIAS. STUART, Chartered Accountant, ^uditors. J..haiineishura, May 20, I.tUl THE SOUTH AFRICAN MINING JOURNAL. THIRTEEN BUTTERS FILTER PLANTS now operating on the Rand and givingcomplete satisfaction to everyone concerned. Full particulars and operating data will be given on application. 50 lb. samples of slime will be tested free of charge to determine its filtering capacity. Estimates for plants, accompanied by complete general arrangement drawing, supplied onshort notice. Write us for pamphlet regarding our process. CHAS. BUTTERS CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England), 187, Exploration Building, Johannesburg. P.O. Box 2652. Telephone 3701. Cable Address : HUBNERITE. t I FRASER CHALMERS, LTD., soutTLrTca. %wt0t0tmmmmm0t0tmmmm0a0im0i0t0»0»0t0t0im^i^ti wim0mmm0i0mmmmm0mmmmmmmm

Text Appearing After Image:
Union CastleLine. Sailings between SOUTH AFRICA and the UNITED KINGDOM by the Western Route, and by the Eastern Route (via Suez). Grantully Gastle 7 612 Tons. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS sail homewards fromDurban at daybreak every Sunday, and from Capetownat 1 p.m. every Saturday, calling at Madeira. MAURITIUS AND REUNION SERVICE.—Sail-ings at stated intervals. THROUGH BOOKINGS are arranged to Americaand Continental ports. OUTWARD PASSAGES of friends in the United Kingdom and the Continents of Europe and America,may be prepaid in South Africa. COMBINED LAND AND SEA TOURS.—In con-junction with the Railway Administrations in SouthAfrica, the Company issues Combined Rail and SteamerTickets for Circular Tours at REDUCED FARES.Tickets are available for six months, and the journeymay be broken at any point. For full particulars of Freight and Passage Money apply to the Agencies of the UNION-CASTLE MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD.. AT CAPETOWN, PORT ELIZABETH, EAST LONDON. DURBAN. LOURENCO MARQUES,

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