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THE Book covers all Territories within the Union of South Africa, British Crown Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Terri­tories; West Africa, East Africa, and Central Africa; Abyssinia, Morocco, Liberia: in fact the Continent of Africa.

BIOGRAPHIESIncluding Capt. Veldtman Bikitsha, Chief Dalindyebo, Dingane ka Senz- angakona, King Dinizulu, Faku of Pondoland, Mr. John Tengo Jabavu, Sekgoma Kgame, Kgame II, Sir Apolo Kagwa, King Lobosi Lewa- nika, Morena Masopha, Chief Mont- sioa, Chief Maroko, Chief Moshesh, Nabotsibeni of Swaziland, Chief San- dile. Rev. Tiyo Soga, Tippoo Tib, King Tshaka, and many other rulers, warriors, missionaries, and great leaders of the past.

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ORGANISED BODIESIncluding Religion, Temperance, Education, Friendly, Music, Political, Industrial, Athletic and many other Organisations.

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NABOTSIBENI (Ndhlovukazi), the late Queen-Regent of Swazi­land, with a Princess of Swaziland.

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NABOTSIBENI.Nabotsibeni, of the Mdhluli section of the Swazi tribe, died at

the age of 80 years. She was the grandmother of Sobuza II. of Swaziland. H er husband died in the year 1890, and she ruled the Swazis as Queen Regent until 1922, when her grandson became of age to take his place at the head of the Swazis. H er son died young, leaving a baby boy— the present Sobuza II. She was a wonderful woman; a good, wise and tactful ruler. She avoided many issues which certainly would have been very disastrous for Swaziland. She had great faith in the late Queen Victoria and the British Government. Though uneducated, she was highly respected by all the High Commissioners of the Union and Territories of her time. She was not a Christian herself, but she always welcomed all missionaries who visited her country. She did much for the education of the Swazi children, and actually sent her grandson to Lovedale and later to the South African Native College for education. She was the founder of the Abantu Batho, Limited, a company which was established in 1912, and which prints the Abantu-Batho, an English-Bantu weekly newspaper in Johannesburg. This paper is still in existence, and has for many years been the mouthpiece of the Natives of South Africa. Since Nabotsibeni died there has been some trouble in. Swaziland, which necessitated the sending of a deputation to the King of the British Empire, headed by Sobuza himself. This deputation was followed by a case in the Privy Council. The Swazis lost the case and had to pay heavy costs.

Queen Nabotsibeni was known among her people as the Ndhlo- vukazi (the Elephant). She was never known to don European cloths, although she had many presents of fine clothes sent to her by the good Queen of England,

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Mr. A R TH U R BARCLAY, whose fore­fathers were Africans, was born in Bar­bados in 1854. In 1865 he migrated to Liberia. In 1878 he entered the public service of the State and ascended through many different grades of office till he became the President of the Liberian Republic in 1904, showing himself through six years of difficult and critical work to be a statesman, a diplomatist, and a highly educated man of the world.

Dr. W ILM O T BLYDEN, at the age of nineteen, became first professor in the Liberia College, then an explorer, and later a Minister of State and a diplo­matic representative of Liberia in Eng­land and France. Also served the British Sierra Leone Government. Deeply versed in English, French, German, Italian, Arabic, Latin, Hebrew and Greek. Author of many books. Per­sonal friends included such great Eng­lishmen as Milner, Gladstone, etc.

Professor D. D. T . JABAVU, B.A. (Lond.) matriculated in England. U ni­versity of London B.A. Served in one of the leading newspapers in London. Re­turning to South Africa, he joined the teaching profession at the South African Native College. Founder of the Native Farmers Association m the Cape and is President of the Teachers’ Association. Author, among other works, of the well known book, " T h e Black Problem.”

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Mr. SOL. T . PLAATJE is a Morolong by birth. Post Office messenger at Kim­berley for 12 years. Joined the Civil Service at Mafeking as interpreter and clerk at the Magistrate’s Court. During the Anglo-Roer War rendered much ser­vice to the British Army, and for some time acted as war correspondent. In 1912 he was elected General Secretary of the African National Congress. In 1918 he lead a deputation to England.Editor and author.

Rev. Z. R. MAHABANE is a Superin­tendent of the Wesleyan Church at Kimberley. Ex-President of the African National Congress. Visited Lazoti, Bel­gium, as a delegate to the International Missionary Conference. Recently nomi­nated to contest two Provincial seats, one at Capetown and the other at Pott Elizabeth. Born at Thaba Nchu, O.F.S., and educated in the Cape. Before join­ing the Ministry he was attached to the Magistrate’s Court, Thaba Nchu.

DR. P. KA I. SEME, B.A., LL.D. is anative o f. Natal. Passed the highest examination in Native education, and went to Columbia University, America, where he graduated as B.A. Studied law at Lincoln Inn, England. Re­turned to South Africa a Barrister-at- Law in 1910. Commenced practice in Johannesburg. In 1912 he founded the present African National Congress, and Abantu-Batho, an English-Bantu news­paper. A year later he established the Native Farmers’ Association.

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ANDERSON, J. C., Bookkeeper, 75a, Auret Street, Jeppes, Johan­nesburg.

AMANDA, W. S., Teacher, 161, Frederick Street, Johannesburg. AMANZIMLOLI, S. P., Builder, 19, Greene Street, Johannesburg. BOLOSO, N. M., Motor Car Driver, Greene Street, Johannesburg. BUTELEZI, B. S., Painter, Klipspruit Location, Johannesburg. DAMBUZA, A., Shoemaker, Anderson Street, Johannesburg. DALAMBA, W., Cyclemaker, 13, Anderson Street, Johannesburg. DOKOSI, A. C., Storekeeper, Klipspruit Location, Johannesburg. EMVA, B. B., Taxi Owner, Alexander Township, Johannesburg. EM OUSE, V. T ., Motor Car Driver, Kliptown, Johannesburg. FINGO, A. B., Hotel Proprietor, Market Street, Johannesburg. FENSTELE, A. M ., Clerk, C.P.M. Main Street, Johannesburg. GODUKA, A., Printer, 14 Marshall Street, Johannesburg. GOLOSI, C. S., Builder, Main Street, Johannesburg.HOSEA. A. B., Secretary, T.P.S., Main Street, Johannesburg. HOLO, C, Cabinetmaker, Western Township, Johannesburg. INGO, W. W., Tailor, Marshall Street, Johannesburg. lOLOZI, P. S., Storekeeper, Klipspruit, Location, Johannesburg. KAMBULA, A. S., Minister, African Church, Doornfontein,

Johannesburg.KUNENE, Z. P., Teacher of Music, Market Street, Johannesburg. KAKAZA, S. B., Clerk, Crown Mines, Johannesburg.LAMULA, A. Z., Minister, A.S.P. Church, Western Township,

Johannesburg.LAMBANI, A. S., Teacher, S.A. School, Alexander Township, Jo­

hannesburg.LAZANI, M. M ., Motor Mechanic, 3rd Street, Vrededorp, Johan­

nesburg. iMANZANI, A. C., Shoemaker, 21st Street, Vrededorp, Johan­

nesburg.MAMBA, S. S., Clerk, American Stores, Johannesburg.MZAMO, A. F., Solicitor, Johannesburg.NEMBULA, Dr. ABE, Sophiatown, Johannesburg.NALABA, A. S., Teacher, Kliptown, Johannesburg.OWANGA, A. S., Supervisor of Schools, Johannesburg.OGANDA, B. B., Manager, Bantu Stores, Johannesburg. PARADE, A. P., Manager, Bantu Printing Works, Johannesburg. PAKAMA, DAVID, Caretaker, C.C. Buildings, Johannesburg.

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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.P o l it ic a l .

African National Congress, Head Office, 75a, Auret Street, Jeppes. President, J . T . Gumede; Treasurer, Chief K. K. Pilane; Secretary, T . D. Mweli Skota; Branch Offices, O.F.S., Cape, Natal, Bechuanaland, Transkei, Transvaal.

Native Voters’ Association, Head Office Kingwilliamstown.President, Prof. D. Jabavu; Treasurer, M. Jabavu; Secretary, B. Ncwana.

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS.I.C.U. of Africa, Head Office, Market Street, Johannesburg.

President, M. Jabavu; Secretary, A. Lujiza.I.C.U. yase Natal, Head Office, Durban. President, — Macebo;

Secretary, W. Champion.TRA D ITIO N A L ASSOCIATIONS.

St. Ntsikana (Isikumbuzo). President, M. Pelern.Fingo (Isikumbuzo). President, Capt. Feltman.

TEM PERANCE.I.O .T .T .

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONSNo. of A frican

Min is te r s . No, of Pr each ers , e t c . members

U nion and P r o t e c t o r a t e s Wesleyan Methodist Church (E. and A.)

EDUCATIONAL IN STITU TIO N S.C a p e P r o v in c e .

South African Native College, Alice, Cape.T ransvaal P r o v in c e .

Wilberforce, Evaton.O.F.S. P r o v in c e .

Moroko Industrial Institution, Thaba Nchu.N ata l P r o v in c e .

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Mr. T. D. Mweli Skota P. 0. Box 57SS Johannesburg, South Africa

My dear Mr. Skota:

I have just received a copy of HThe African Yearly RegisterH-, edited and compiled by you. I want to thank you, on behalf of the Editorial Staff of the Journal of Negro Education, for sending us this volume. We shall review it in one of our subsequent issues and will send you a marked copy of the Journal in which the volume is reviewed. Moreover, I am requesting that our Library buy two copies of this volume.

As Editor of the Journal of Negro Education, I am very much interested in getting a descriptive and explanatory account of native education in South Africa. I wonder if it would be possible for you, or some one designated by you, to prepare an article of approximately 30.00 words describing and giving necessary statistics concerning native education in South Africa. I am sure that such an .article would not only be informing to the readers of our Journal but also interesting. Will you kindly ad­vise us what assistance you can render in this connection.

"1 am'1 sending, under separate cover, the initial- issue * ■of the Journal of Negro Education. The articles therein will give you some idea of the type of contribution we shall expect.

Again thanking you for a copy of your book, I am,

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