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    • Sapphire sonata (for piano) 

      Newcater, Graham, 1941
      Sketches. Includes twelve-tone rows.

    • Sarah Goldblatt Collection indexes 

      Manuscripts Section, Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service
      These indexes (subject index and author/title index) describe the Sarah Goldblatt Collection which consists of correspondence; documents relating to cultural and educational matters ; Afrikaans and bilingualism ; documents ...

    • Sardis : die sterwende kerk 

      Naude, Beyers, 1915-2004
      Pentecost sermon held Olifantsfontein entitled, "Sardis: the dying church".

    • Sari Awards 

      Teenage Supplement to Personality (1968-11-07)
      The article focuses on those who received Sari Awards which included musicians such as Virginia Lee, Peter Lotis, Min Shaw and Nico Carstens amongst others. The large portion of the article included thank you comments from ...

    • Satan uber England 

      Lichtenberg, Alexander (Leipzig : Otto Weber, 1900)
      German drama on the Anglo-Boer War.

    • Saturday Night's Ball 

      Unknown author (South African Zionist Federation, 1937-02-26)
      Newspaper article with references to music.

    • Saxenberg, Kuils River, T Plan house 

      Walton, James, 1911-1999
      Plan of Saxenberg, depicting detail of a stoep, 2 seats, 2 bedrooms, a voorhuis, a achterhuis, a wall cupboard, a kitchen and a fireplace.

    • Saxenburg 

      Walton, James, 1911-1999
      Photograph depicting a homestead at Saxenburg.

    • Saxenburg, Bottelary 

      Elliott, Arthur, 1870-1938
      Photograph depicting Saxenburg, Bottelary.

    • Saxifragaceae (Escallonioideae), Hamamelidaceae & Connarace 

      Marloth, R. (Rudolf), 1855-1931 (1925)
      Plate 9 from The flora of South Africa (vol. 2, part 1) featuring Saxifragaceae (Escallonioideae), Hamamelidaceae & Connarace.

    • Saxonwold Ladies Hold Literary Evening 

      Unknown author (South African Zionist Federation, 1933-11-24)
      Newspaper article with references to music.

    • Sazi Sibaya Farewell October 1993 

      Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa
      Staff photographs from the IDASA collection

    • The scandal of the South African committee : a plain narrative for plain men 

      Stead, W. T. (William Thomas), 1849-1912 (London : "Review of Reviews" Office, 1899)
      Narrative of Mr. Chamberlain's complicity in the conspiracy to overthrow the government of the South African Republic in 1895. The Raid was Dr. Jameson's own act and the Jameson plan was that to which Mr. Chamberlain was privy.

    • Scaramouche 

      Grove, Stefans, 1922
      Score. Bassoon. Composed for UNISA examination syllabus.

    • Schaefer Latin American Music Festival 

      Festival Productions Inc (19--)
      The advertisement promotes an upcoming event featuring a variety of artists scheduled to perform during the Schaefer Latin American Festival. A list of musicians as well as the venue, dates, times, location and ticket ...

    • Schalk W. Pienaar Collection index 

      Manuscripts Section, Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service
      This index describes the Schalk W. Pienaar collection which includes the manuscript of Getuie van groot tye written by Schalk W. Pienaar and published in 1979. Schalk Pienaar was a journalist and the first editor of the ...

    • Schapenrivier (Rhodona) 

      Elliott, Arthur, 1870-1938
      Photographs depicting Schapenrivier (Rhodona) at Ceres.

    • A schapkoven, North Germany 

      Walton, James, 1911-1999
      Photograph depicting a schapkoven (sheep-shelter) at North Germany.

    • Scherzi, Klavier, D 593. Allegretto 

      Schubert, Franz (1797-1828); composer; Esipoff, Stepán (1859-1907); composer (Winthrop RogersWinthrop Rogers Ltd, 1903)
      Franz Schubert: Scherzo in B flat, D 593 no. 1; Stepán Esipoff: Lettre d'Amour op. 28 (collection of two pieces from Group 16 Intermediate Division T. C. L. Examinations)

    • Scherzo 1945 

      Coates, Albert, 1882-1953
      Orchestral works. Full score.