Republic of South Africa

statistical information. The Bureau (formerly Office) of Census and Statistics (Schoeman St., Pretoria), established on 1 April 1917 as a division of the Department of the Interior and now directly under the Minister of Economic Affairs, is based mainly on the Consolidated Census Act, No. 76, of 1957, and the Consolidated Statistics Act, No. 73, of 1957. Main publications:Google Scholar

Official Year Book of the Union of South Africa and of Basutoland- Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swaziland. From 1918 (preceded by the Statistical Year Book, 1913–17), Latest issue No. 30 (1960)Google Scholar

Union Statistics for 50 Years: Jubilee Issue, 1910–60 (1960)Google Scholar

Statistical Year Book. From 1964Google Scholar

Statistics of Production: Industrial. Annual, from 1915/16 (but suspended from 1929/30 to 1931/32 and from 1938 to 1942)Google Scholar

Statistics of Production: Agricultural. Annual, from 1917/18 (but suspended, from 1920/30 to 1931/32 and from 1939 to 1946)Google Scholar

Monthly Bulletin of Statistics (from 1922)Google Scholar

Population Census, 1960. (Various special reports in course of publication)Google Scholar

South African Reserve Bank, Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics Google Scholar

State of South Africa, Year Book 1971 Google Scholar

Official South African Municipal Year Book 1967–68 Google Scholar

The Customs and Excise Office, Pretoria, publishes Monthly Abstract of Trade Statistics (from 1946) and Trade and Shipping of the Union of South Africa (annually, 1910–55); Foreign Trade Statistics (annually, from 1956)Google Scholar

Bate, H. M., South Africa without prejudice. London, 1956Google Scholar

Bosman, D. B., Tweetalige Woordeboek. 2 vols. Cape Town, 1946–49Google Scholar

Cole, M., South Africa. London, 1961Google Scholar

Hepple, A., Verwoerd. Harmondsworth, 1967Google Scholar

Kruger, D. W., The Making of a Nation. Johannesburg, 1969Google Scholar

Marquard, L., The Story of South Africa. 3rd ed. London, 1964Google Scholar

Metrowich, F. R.. Africa in the Sixties. Pretoria, 1970Google Scholar

Muller, C. F. J., 500 Years of South African History. Pretoria, 1969Google Scholar

Reeve, A. (Bishop of Johannesburg), Agony of South Africa. London, 1960Google Scholar

Talbot, A. M. and Talbot, W. J., Atlas of the Union of South Africa. Pretoria, Govt. Printer, 1960Google Scholar

Walker, E. A., History of Southern Africa. London, 1957Google Scholar

Wellington, J. H., Southern Africa, a geographical guide. 2 vols. CUP, 1955Google Scholar

The Oxford History of South Africa. 3 vols. OUP, 1969Google Scholar

Official Guide. Cape Town, 1953Google Scholar

Du Toit, P. S., Onderwuys in Kaapland, 1652–1939. Pretoria, 1940Google Scholar

Kilpin, R., The Parliament of the Cape. London, 1939Google Scholar

Marais, J. S., The Cape Coloured People, 1652–1937. London, 1939Google Scholar

Town and Regional Planning Commission, Natal: The Tugela Basin (1952), Towards a Plan for the Tugela Basin (1960), The Population and Labour Resources of Natal (1960)Google Scholar

Cullingvorsh’s Natal Almanac. Annual. DurbanGoogle Scholar

Doke, C. M., and Vilakazi, B. W., Zulu-English Dictionary. Johannesburg, 1948Google Scholar

Fair, T. J. D., Natal Regional Survey. 3 vols. OUP, 1955Google Scholar

Kuper, H., Indian People in Natal. Natal Univ. Press, 1960Google Scholar

Tatlow, A. H., Natal Province: Descriptive Guide and Official Handbook. Durham and London. AnnualGoogle Scholar

Transvaal Official Guide. Cape Town, 1955Google Scholar

Eliovson, E., Johannesburg, the Fabulous City. Cape Town, 1956Google Scholar

Symonds, F. A., The Johannesburg Story. London, 1953Google Scholar

The Territory of South West Africa. (In Official Year Book of the Republic of South Africa)Google Scholar

Department of Foreign Affairs, South West Africa Survey 1967 Google Scholar

Department of Mines: Quarterly Information Circulars: Industrial Minerals Google Scholar

Wipplinger, O., The Storage of Water in Sand. Windhoek, 1959Google Scholar