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Ur. John Hatch,Department of Extra Mural Studies, University of Glasgow,Glasgow,SCO M I D «
6th March, 1952.
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Dear Sir,
Enclosed is a copy of “Careers for Africans” by Kiss s.
Rostowsky, which Mr. Julius Lewin of the University of the
Witwatersrand asked us to send you.
Yours faithfully,
W. Hecht
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Mr. N .H . Sithole,
617, Paul Kruger Road,
Pretoria.
Dear Sir,re t Training Courses for Health Inspectors
I am in receipt of your letter dated the 4th inetant,
and have pleasure in replying as follows to iti-
1. The fforemsnent has a training Centre for Medical Aide
at Springfield, Durban. I f you ere interested in this training
scheme, I suggest you write to* The Secretary for Health,
Locarno House, Schoeman Street, Pretoria. Occasionally they
take on a student or tvo for training and pay them a monthly
salary during their period of training.
Tours faithfully,
V .E . Ngakane.
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Mr. Lacordia Ewaliioa,Xlioriviersbpr*?-,
P.O. Box 10R,
JOHANl?}£3BUR(r.
Dear Sir,
T',: for ^tinnr] Junior Certificate.
I suggest you correspond vith the Principal of the
Transafrika Correspondence College, P .O . Box 3512, Johannesburg, und apply for an enrolment form. The fees for the National Junior Certificate are £1 =. 0. 0. cash or £14. 10. 0 by monthly instalments; and you rany choose whichever Method of nsynpnt suits you. Once you have m id the fees they guarantee to te^ch you until you pass your examination.
The advantage of the National Junior Certificate is that as a worker you can take three subjects at a time until you complete the course and it will be easier for you.
You should be able to pass in two yeers if you work herdenough.
Yours faithfully,
W.B. Ngakane,
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S&H3T *51.1*rr: Training of Herlt.h Inspectors.
I pm in reeeint of your letter dated 22nd April, 1952,
ppd hrw pleasure in replying t» follows to it:-'
1 . Th* fitw^tersrand Technical College conducts part-time
classes for the Certificrte of the Boyal Sanitary Institute.
This course tajeee 9 y**r« normally for students vith J.C. nnd2 years for those with matriculation. The fees for the three ye’urs P re £6 , £30 and £13 r«8pe©fciv*ly, excluding books, boerd and lodging which must hy provided by the students themselves.
2. The Union Government provides p 1 year course for Medical Aids nt Springfield, Durban, primarily for government employ***
rO though other students may be accepted.
The government employees do not pay eny feea end receive
« monthly salary instead during their training.
3. The address of the neraons to whom aprlicetion should be
made are as follovs:-
(»> The Principal, VTitwetersrand Technical College
loff Street, Johannesburg.
(hi Thp Secretary for Health, Locarno Bou*e,
Sohoemisin street, Pr^tori*.
Yours faithfully,
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A L L E K O R R E S P O N D E N S I E
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Dear Sir,
Ret INQUIRY A3GUV VACAJiClBB FOB AFPJCAli BOOKING CL.,RL,i.
I an: in receipt of your latter iated 23rd July, 1952, and, in reply to it , have to advise you to send your application toi
The System kanager,
3 . it. Kailways,Room 23,
Johannesburg.
It must be in your own handwriting.
Yours faithfully,
A'.B. Ngakane,p i&ld orecsa.
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The Registrar, Fort Hare,CAPS PROVINCE.
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1th December, 1952*
Dear Mr. Wright,
I write with reference to your letter dated 2nd December, 1952 in which you ask me to interview Mr. Ephraim
Makhamya who has applied for the post of Library Assistant at Fort Hare.
Mr. Makhamya appears to be of a quiet unassuming
personality. He would, I imagine, apply himself to work
steadily and consistently. He has, as you may know, been taking his B.A. degre while employed at the University here.
He has been allowed to attend lectures but has had to make up that time to the Library. This indicates a certain steadiness of purpose and a great deal of continued hard work over four years. He tells me that he attends the Methodist Church regularly every :Junday and at one time
taught in Sunday School. He was also a Pathfinder Scoutfor lack of time. He says he has had
asked him ab ut his political
a member of the African National tly does not feel strongly on matters
a attention of Congress members. He
work in connection with the Passive onsiders that Black and White must
a reason for applying for the job is that he sees in the University Library here as a librarian.
salary grade at the moment and eees
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possible promotion for himself at Fort Hare.
He intends to take a diploma in librarianship.
From the interview I would day that he would do
a good routine jot and work effectively and co-operatively.
Tours sincerely,
CiUINTIN WHYTE Director.
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Telegrams : Principal, Fort Hare ' College 20
Telephones: FORT HARE,
CAPE PROVINCE.
2nd December, 1952.
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P.O. Fort Hare R a il: Alice
S . H . H . W R IG H TRegistrar
In your reply please quo teR /1519 .
Mr. Quint in Vihyte,
P .O . Box 97,
JOHANNESBURG.
Dear Sir,
live have received an application for the vacant post of Library Assistant
at Fort Hare from Ir . Ephraim Liakhanya of 30, Johannes Road, Sophiatown, at
present employed as Library Assistant at the University of the M twat e rsrand
Library, His application and credentials appear to be very satisfactory bub
■we should be very glad i f he could be interviewed by someone in Johannesburg.
I am therefore -writing to ask whether you would be Tailing to undertake this
for us.
Ee has given us as his referees Ivlr. H .P . Madibane of the Bantu High School,
and Mr. S.M . Mofokeng of the Bantu Studies Separtment Yiitwet ersrand, to whom we
have written.
e should be particularly grateful i f you could find out whether he is likely
to be sympathetic towards the kind of cooperation between the communities which
Forb Hare tries to foster.
As the Appointments Committee may meet on December 12th,j it woulsj be much
appreciated i f your report could be available by then.
c I hope you do not mind our asking you to do this for us.
Yours faithfully,
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Telephone:
C . P . D E N T PrincipalC . P . D E N T Principal
General Office 20 : > Livingstone Hall 74
J Farm Manager 45farm manager to Dining Hall 21
FORT HARE,FORT HARE,
CAPE PROVINCE.CAPE
Dear Sir,
Your name has been given by Mr. A.G. Nkosi
as one to whom we may refer for a confidential
opinion in connection with his/terxapplication
for the post of Registrar
at this College.
We should greatly appreciate your guidance
in this matter. Any opinions you express will
be treated as confidential.
Yours fa ithfully ,
Mr. Q . TJhyte,P .O . Box 97,
JOHANNESBURG.
Telegrams : Principal, Fort Hare /' College 20
Telephones :(.Registrar 127
P.O. Fort Hare R a il: Alice
S. H. H. W r i g h tRegistrar
In your reply please quote. .R / 1 5 8 9 .
1 9 DEC 1952Mr. Q,. Whyte,P .O . Box 97,
JOHANNESBURG.
Dear Mr. ^uintin Whyte,
Thank you very much for your most
helpful report on Mr. Ephraim Makhanya.
It was indeed good of you so readily and
promptly to act on our request for your
good offices. Please be good enough to
let me know of any expense you incurred.
Yours sincerely
2 7 J A N 1953PR OVINCE O F THE CAPE OF G O O D H O PE
PROVINSIE DIE KAAP DIE GOEIE HOOP.
DEPAR TM ENT O F PUBLIC E D U C A T IO N .
DEPARTEM ENT V A N OPENBARE O N D E R W Y S
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PR OVINCE O F THE C A PE OF G O O D HOPE.
PROVINSIE DIE KAAP DIE GOEIE HOOP.
DEPAR TM ENT OF PUBLIC E D U C A T IO N .
DEPARTEM ENT V A N OPENBARE O N D E R W Y S
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