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Whole number 120Pages: 111-142

November, 1996

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Articles

Sir H. Rider Haggard
Woolgar, J. pg. 111-112
New varieties of the 3d duty on green paper overprinted 'V. R. / Transvaal'
Drysdall, A.R. pg. 113
The first telegrams sent from Johannesburg First published in the SAP, June 1942
Symons, J. E. pg. 114-146
Second Republic P.W.K. datestamps
Drysdall, A.R. Kamffer, G. and Kuitenbrouwer, C. pg. 117
Second Republic P.W.K. datestamps
Kamffer, G., Kuitenbrouwer, C. and Drysdall, A.R. pg. 117
Second Republic P.W.K. datestamps
Kuitenbrouwer, C., Kamffer, G. and Drysdall, A.R. pg. 117
The numeral-in-triangle cancellers coded '34' and '85'
Drysdall, A.R. and Seeba, W.K. pg. 118-121
The numeral-in-triangle cancellers coded '34' and '85'
Seeba, W. K. and Drysdall, A.R. pg. 118-21
Jamestown
Seeba, W. K. pg. 122-123
Moçambique to Mashonaland via Pretoria
Drysdall, A.R. pg. 124-125
Crisis in Johannesburg - the 'Jameson Raid'
Pye, K and others pg. 126-31
The small numeral-coded triangular cancellers
Seeba, W. K. pg. 132
Griqualand West missionary mail
Drysdall, A.R. pg. 141-142

Notes

In this edition there are several primary pages numbered in Roman numerals.