LEADERS OF THE TRANSVAAL INDIANS' RESISTANCE. Our photograph shows Mr H. K. Ghandi and Mr H. O. Alli, leaders of the Transvaal Indians' Resistance of the new Registration Act. It is interesting to note that if these leaders were in India the would be bitterly opposed to each other, one being a Hindoo and the other a Mohammedan. — Photo by Halftones (Ltd ).
ERIC HILTON HALLEY, AGED 14, Of the Natal Cadets (late of Mornington), who, within nine days, won at Durban and Johannesburg 12 prizes for shooting
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Otago Witness, Issue 2814, 19 February 1908, Page 46
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87LEADERS OF THE TRANSVAAL INDIANS' RESISTANCE. Our photograph shows Mr II X Ghandi and Mr H. O. Alh, leaders of the Transvaal I dial s' Resistance of the new Registration Act It is interest ng to note that if these leaders were m India the\ umlcl be bi toH oppo cd io each other^ one being a Hindoo and the other a Me hammedan. — Photo by Halftones (Ltd ). ERIC HILTON HALLEY, AGED 14, Of the Natal Cadets (late of Mornmgfon), who, within nine days, won at Durban and Johannesburg 12 prizes for shooting Otago Witness, Issue 2814, 19 February 1908, Page 46
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