Bechuanaland

Thirteen papers.

Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Determine Land Claims and to Effect a Land Settlement in British Bechuanaland. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, 1886. pp.97. Three folding coloured maps of “Stellaland. Diagram shewing farms granted, reserves and government farms in Stellaland.” (overall 71 x 52cm), “map shewing reserves in that portion of British Bechuanaland which is situated south of Stellaland and east of the Kuruman Hills.” (overall 32 x 44cm),  “map shewing reserves in the north eastern portion of British Bechuanaland.” (overall 33 x 43cm). [52192]

Bechuanaland. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-4956] of February 1887. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. June 1887. [Bound with] Bechuanaland. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-5070.] of June 1887.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. September 1887. pp.vi+91; iv+35. Folding map in first part (overall 31.7 x 43.5cm.) “Sketch of Boundary Line between Sechelis and Gassitsive’s Countries.” [52246]

Bechuanaland. Telegraphic Correspondence respecting the Raising and Equipping of the Bechuanaland Police Force. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. November 1884. pp.13. [52249]

South Africa. Reports by Colonel Warren, R.E., C.M.G., and Captain HArell (Late 89th Regiment) on the Affairs of Bechuanaland, Dated April 3rd, 1879, and April 27th, 1880. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, June 1883. [Bound with] Transvaal. Further Correspondence Respecting the Affairs of the Transvaal and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C. 3419.] November 1882. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, February 1883. pp23; vi+82. Single page map (overall 32 x 21cm.) “Sketch Map to Illustrate Captain Harrel’s Report on the ‘Cis-Molopo’ Territory.” Coloured folding page map (overall 52 x 35cm.) Liebenbergs Ruins (S) to Khomolochubi (E) to Bamatlabama (N) to Mahukubu (W). [52323]

Bechuanaland. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-4890.] of September 1886.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. February 1887. pp.vi+129. Folding coloured maps: (overall 32 x 70cm.) “Road Report between the Rivers Nata and Zambesi. From Rough Notes. (To accompany written report.)”, (overall 52.2 x 42.8cm) “Eye Sketch B. B. Police Camp Mafeking.” Single page coloured map (overall 32 x 20cm.) “Rough sketch from memory shewing the relative positions of the Eye of the Kuruman Fountain and the Station of the London Missionary Society at Kuruman.” [52253]

South Africa. Report on Swaziland, by Colonel Sir F. De Winton, R.A., K.C.M.G., C.B. (With appendices and correspondence.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, August 1890. pp.89. Folding coloured map (overall 32 x 27cm.) “To shew the various States & Tribes in S.E. Africa between Natal and the Limpopo Compiled from the best available sources.” [52222]

South Africa. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Swaziland and Tongaland. (In continuation of [C.-5089] June 1887.) pp.296. Folding map (31.5 x 45cm.) “Sketch map to accompany Sir C. Mitchell’s Despatch of 17th September 1889. Relating to the Northern Boundary of Zululand.”  Folding coloured map (31.5 x 43cm.) “Sketch map referred to in report on demarcation of Zulu and Tongaland boundary line C. R. Saunders. Eshowe, Zululand, 21st September 1889.” [52334]

Bechuanaland. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-5524.] August 1888.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, February 1890. [Bound with] Bechuanaland. Further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-5524.] August 1888. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, February 1890. pp.xiii+245. Three folding coloured maps in second part (overall 31.5 x 44cm.) “Rough Compass Sketch Map Shewing Position of British Protectorate Position of Boer Pont and Place of Encounters between Boers & Bamangwato.”, (overall 31.5 x 44cm.) “Rough Sketch Map Shewing place of Boer Encounter. With Bamangwatos.”, (overall 32.9 x 39.3cm.) “South Africa from the Zambesi to Cape L’Agulhas. Showing the Reverend John Mackenzie’s proposed extensions of British Territory and Protection. (Rec Ink Letters)” [52339]

Further correspondence Respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-5237.] of September 1887.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. April 1888. [Bound with] Further correspondence Respecting the Affairs of Bechuanaland and Adjacent Territories. (In continuation of [C.-5363.] of April 1888.) Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. August 1888. pp.42. Single page coloured map showing “extent of land set apart for Moshette’s people in British Bechuanaland.” (32 x 20cm.) Folding coloured maps in second part (overall 32 x 43cm.) “Plan of Magisterial Districts in Br. Bechuanaland.” (overall 32 x 44cm.) “Map showing the boundaries of the Settlement of Gordonia.”, (overall 32 x 44cm.) “Nap of South Africa in 1888. From the ZAmbesi to Cape L’Agulhas.” [52202]