02 - Receipt for the purchase of a plot in South End Cemetery | Eastern Cape, PORT ELIZABETH / GQEBERHA, South End, cemetery | Eastern Cape, PORT ELIZABETH / GQEBERHA, Urban area | eGGSA Graves - Eastern Cape

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02 - Receipt for the purchase of a plot in South End Cemetery

Image kindly donated by Paul Browne who writes: I got the document from a lady at the Milnerton Boot Sale. It was part of a lot of jewellery made by a POW during the Boer War. The jewellery was, unfortunately, already sold but the buyer had not wanted the 'old bit of paper' and the seller gave it to me. I collect militaria and it will be well looked after.

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02 - Receipt for the purchase of a plot in South End Cemetery

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