10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAGENBOOM»
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1
Records of the Cape Colony from February 1793
I am a slave of Jan Abraham du Plessis, who lives at the Wagenboom's river
before the Elands Kloof. He has two places, the other is called Lange river. The
Statement given by the 11th prisoner Adonis before Commissioners from this
Court ...
Cape of Good Hope (South Africa),
1904
2
South-African Butterflies: A Monograph of the Extra-tropical ...
I found that, as my correspondent reported, the butterfly haunted the "
Wagenboom " (Protect grandiflora), sitting close ... when it darted away with great
rapidity, and would settle on some distant bush of the Wagenboom — not
returning to its ...
Roland Trimen, James Henry Bowker,
1887
3
Novitates Zoologicae: A Journal of Zoology in Connection ...
I found that, as my correspondent reported, the butterfly haunted the 1
Wagenboom ' (Protea grandiflora), sitting close until accidentally disturbed, when
it darted away with great rapidity, and would settle on some distant bush of the ...
Lionel Walter Rothschild Baron Rothschild,
1900
4
Transvaal Agricultural Journal
5. " Swaziland." 91 (2035) Protea, L. ; Sugar-bush; Wagenboom ; Zuikerbosch.
207. curvata, N.E. Br. 2. Barberton. 208. hirta, Klotzseh. 2. Johannesburg. 209. (
laneeolata, E. Mey?). 5. Barberton. 210. Kouppellia-, -Meisn. Common Sugar-
bush.
Transvaal (Colony). Dept. of Agriculture, Transvaal (South Africa). Dept. of Agriculture,
1907
5
The Floricultural Cabinet, and Florists Magazine
The colonists call it Wagenboom, and employ its wood to make felloes, a purpose
for which, on account of its toughness, it is admirably adapted. The Wagenboom
is from eight to fourteen feet high, and supplies, like several other Proteaceas, ...
6
Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald During the Years ...
The colonists call it Wagenboom, and employ its wood to make felloes — a
purpose for which, on account of its toughness, it is admirably adapted. The
wagenboom is from eight to fourteen feet high, and supplies, with several other
Pro- ...
7
The Floricultural Cabinet, and Florists' Magazine
The colonists call it Wagenboom, and employ its wood to make felloes, a purpose
for which, on account of its toughness, it is admirably adapted. The Wagenboom
is from eight to fourteen feet high, and supplies, like several other Proteacese, ...
8
Annual report of the Geological Commission ...
Wagenboom's Berg is the end of the northern of the two anticlinal sandstone
ridges running eastwards from Keerom Berg, the southern one being the
Langebergen. The sandstones of Wagenboom's Berg dip conformably under
fossiliferous ...
Cape of Good Hope (South Africa) Geological Commission, George Steuart Corstorphine, Arthur William Rogers,
1897
9
Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald: During the Years ...
The colonists call it Wagenboom, and employ its wood to make felloes — a
purpose for which, on account of its toughness, it is admirably adapted. The
wagenboom is from eight to fourteen feet high, and supplies, with several other
Pro- ...
10
Hooker's Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany
The colonists call it Wagenboom, and employ its wood to make felloes, a purpose
for which, on account of its toughness, it is admirably adapted. The Wagenboom
is from eight to fourteen feet high, and supplies, like several other Proteacea, ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker,
1852