Condition: Secondhand

This historic report from the Cape of Good Hope, dated 1896, offers a fascinating glimpse into South Africa's colonial past. Presented to both houses of parliament, it covers significant topics such as rindpest fencing, relief efforts for poor whites, and the buildings on Robben Island. A valuable addition for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of South African Africana.

Explore the detailed insights into late 19th-century public works and colonial administration with this rare document. Its historical significance makes it a unique collectible for those interested in South African history and colonial governance.

• Published in 1896 by the Cape of Good Hope
• Includes discussions on rindpest fencing and public infrastructure
• Details on relief efforts for poor whites and Robben Island buildings
• Secondhand condition with some age-related wear
• Perfect for collectors of Africana, historical documents, and South African history