Cape Times Ltd.

Cape Times Ltd.

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Places of Publication

• Cape Town, South Africa
• Parow

Published works

• Statutes, proclamations, and government notices in force in the Native territories of the colony of the Cape of Good Hope, on the 30th June, 1907
• Statutes of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope passed by Parliament during the sessions 1902-06, with table of contents and index.
• [Acts of Parliament: Eleventh Parliament
• The framework of union: a comparison of some union constitutions: with a sketch of the development of union in Canada, Australia, and Germany ; and the text of the constitutions of the United States, Canada, Germany, Switzerland and Australia
• Official gazette Offisiele koerant.
• The laws of the Bechuanaland Protectorate: containing the orders-in-council, proclamations and notices made thereunder, in force on the 1st day of January, 1959.
• The laws of Basutoland: containing the orders in Council, proclamations and notices made thereunder in force on the 5th day of March, 1960.
• The early influence of the English law upon the Roman-Dutch law in South Africa …
• Index to the manuscript annexures and printed papers of the House of Assembly including select committee reports and bills and also to principal motions and resolutions and commission reports.
• Returns as to persons convicted of offences under martial law regulations and of statutory and common law offences arising out of and during the period of the recent industrial unrest and disturbances.
• Rules and regulations for the guidance of civil commissioners, resident magistrates and others: comprising, in codified form, the substance of all circular and other instructions issued by the various ministerial departments and remaining in force on the 1st January, 1904, together with selected proclamations government notices and regulations but excluding (A) Audit regulations and instructions relating to (i) convict stations and prisons, (ii) Education (iii) Defence, (iv) Stamps and licenses, and (v) Railways: most of which had been separately issued.