INDIAN OPINION
CONTENTS	DATE	INDIAN OPINION PAGE	IMAGE LOCATION	CWMG VOL NO.	CWMG PAGE
Ourselves	June 04 1903	2	1903_june 4_PageNo.2	3	313
The British Indian in South Africa	June 04 1903	2	1903_june 4_PageNo.2	3	314
-Is It Fair?	June 04 1903	2	1903_june 4_PageNo.2	3	316
-Virtuous Inconsistency	June 04 1903	3	1903_June 4_PageNo-3	3	316
- Better Late Than Never	June 04 1903	3	1903_June 4_PageNo-3	3	317
-Words and Deeds	June 04 1903	3	1903_June 4_PageNo-3	3	318
-Asiatic Trading Licences	June 04 1903	3	1903_June 4_PageNo-3	3	318
-Minute by the Mayor	June 04 1903	3	1903_June 4_PageNo-3	3	318
The British Indian in South Africa, Transvaal	June 11 1903	2	1903_june 11_PageNo-2	3	333
The Lion and the Lamb	June 11 1903	2	1903_june 11_PageNo-2	3	334
Lord Milner on the Asiatic Question	June 11 1903	2	1903_june 11_PageNo-2	3	336
-“With What Measure” & C.	June 11 1903	3	1903_June 11_PageNo-3	3	337
The British Indian in South Africa	June 18 1903	2	1903_june 18_PageNo-2	3	338
-Orange River Colony	June 18 1903	2	1903_june 18_PageNo-2	3	338
Is It Imperial or Empirical?	June 18 1903	2	1903_june 18_PageNo-2	3	339
-Physician, Heal Thyself”	June 18 1903	2	1903_june 18_PageNo-2	3	341
-What is It All Coming to?	June 18 1903	2	1903_june 18_PageNo-2	3	342
-A Study in Facts	June 18 1903	3	1903_June 18_PageNo-3	3	343
The Bright Side of the Picture	June 25 1903	2	1903_June 25_PageNo-2	3	346
The New Move	June 25 1903	2	1903_June 25_PageNo-2	3	348
The Cape Indian and Sir Peter Faure	June 25 1903	2	1903_June 25_PageNo-2	3	350
Mr. Chamberlain on the Indian Question	June 25 1903	2	1903_June 25_PageNo-2	3	350
An Insanitary Report	June 25 1903	2	1903_June 25_PageNo-2	3	351
Immigration Bill	June 25 1903	3	1903_June 25_PageNo-3	3	344
The Balance Sheet	July 02 1903	2	1903_July 2_PageNo-2	3	354
True Imperialism	July 02 1903	2	1903_July 2_PageNo-2	3	355
The Proclamation of 1858	July 09 1903	2	1903_July 9_PageNo-2	3	357
The Labour Question in the Transvaal	July 09 1903	2	1903_July 9_PageNo-2	3	359
The Immigration Restrictions Bill	July 09 1903	2	1903_July 9_PageNo-2	3	361
The Plague	July 09 1903	3	1903_July 9_pageNo-3	3	362
Special Pleading	July 09 1903	3	1903_July 9_pageNo-3	3	362
Orange River Colony	July 16 1903	2	1903_July 16_PageNo-2	3	364
The Labour Importation Association	July 16 1903	2	1903_July 16_PageNo-2	3	366
The Mayoral Deputation to Sir Pieter Faure	July 16 1903	3	1903_July 16_PageNo-3	3	368
Proposed Indian Bazaar at the Cape	July 16 1903	3	1903_July 16_PageNo-3	3	369
Well Done	July 16 1903	3	1903_July 16_PageNo-3	3	400
The London Meeting	July 23 1903	2	1903_July 23_PageNo-2	3	374
East Rand Vigilants	July 23 1903	2	1903_July 23_PageNo-2	3	376
Precaution or Persecution?	July 23 1903	2	1903_July 23_PageNo-2	3	377
Lord Milner on the Colour Question Again	July 23 1903	3	1903_July 23_PageNo-3	3	378
The Transvaal Bazaars	July 23 1903	3	1903_July 23_PageNo-3	3	379
The Cinderella of the Empire	July 30 1903	2	1903_July 30_PageNo-2	3	382
The London Meeting	July 30 1903	2	1903_July 30_PageNo-2	3	384
-Sir W. Wedderburn’s Address	July 30 1903	2	1903_July 30_PageNo-2	3	384
On Trial	July 30 1903	3	1903_July 30_PageNo-3	3	386
Lord Milner on Hawkers & C	July 30 1903	3	1903_July 30_PageNo-3	3	387
Mr. Chamberlain’s Despatch	Aug 06 1903	2	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	393
-Indian Labour	Aug 06 1903	2	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	393
The London Meeting	Aug 06 1903	2	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	395
Sir Charles Dilke and the East Indian Association	Aug 06 1903	2	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	395
Immigration Restriction Bill	Aug 06 1903	2	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	397
Potchefstroom Indians	Aug 06 1903	02	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	397
-Rushing Things	Aug 06 1903	02	1903_August 6_PageNo-2	3	398
-Phenomanal Activity	Aug 06 1903	3	1903_Aug 6_PageNo-3	3	399
-Stooping to Conquer	Aug 06 1903	3	1903_Aug 6_PageNo-3	3	399
-Mixed up	Aug 06 1903	3	1903_Aug 6_PageNo-3	3	400
-Accuracy Needed	Aug 06 1903	3	1903_Aug 6_PageNo-3	3	401
Evidence Against Lord Milner’s Charge of Insanitation	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	403
-Infectious Diseases	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	403
-Condition of Houses and Yards	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	405
-The Town Council’s Neglect	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	405
-Health of Indians	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	405
-Sanitary Service-Indifferent	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	406
A Comparison-Poor Whites and Poor Indians	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	406
Cross Examination- Is the Location Sanitary?	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	406
-Dr. Johnston’s Evidence	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	406
An Eye-Opener	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	408
-Mr. Moor’s Report	Aug 13 1903	2	1903_August 13_PageNo-2	3	408
-Greytown Local Board	Aug 13 1903	3	1903_Aug 13_PageNo-3	3	410
-A Sub-Rejoinder	Aug 13 1903	3	1903_Aug 13_PageNo-3	3	410
The Uses of Adversity	Aug 20 1903	2	1903_Aug 20_PageNo-2	3	411
Standing Counsel for South Africa	Aug 20 1903	2	1903_Aug 20_PageNo-2	3	414
-Accidents?	Aug 20 1903	2	1903_Aug 20_PageNo-2	3	414
-The Bleeding Cry	Aug 20 1903	2	1903_Aug 20_PageNo-2	3	415
-Permits and Non-Refugees	Aug 20 1903	3	1903_Aug 20_PageNo-3	3	416
Prejudices Die-Hard	Aug 27 1903	2	1903_August 27_PageNo-2	3	421
More Light on the Indian Question	Aug 27 1903	2	1903_August 27_PageNo-2	3	424
A Cruel Wrong	Aug 27 1903	4	1903_Aug 27_PageNo-4	3	426
-The Precious Exemption	Aug 27 1903	4	1903_Aug 27_PageNo-4	3	426
Lord Milner’s Dispatch	Aug 27 1903	4	1903_Aug 27_PageNo-4	3	423
Respecting the Position of British Indians in the Transvaal	Aug 27 1903	4	1903_Aug 27_PageNo-4	3	423
Lord Salisbury	Sept 03 1903	2	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-2	3	427
An Unrighteous Compact	Sept 03 1903	2	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-2	3	429
Transvaal Licences	Sept 03 1903	2	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-2	3	431
Indian Labour and Mauritius	Sept 03 1903	3	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-3	3	432
Natal’s Pride	Sept 03 1903	3	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-3	3	433
Boksburg Location	Sept 03 1903	3	1903_Sept 3_PageNo-3	3	434
The Dealer’s Licenses Act Redivivus (I)	Sept 10 1903	2	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-2	3	436
From Slave to College President	Sept 10 1903	2	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-2	3	437
-Indenture Labour	Sept 10 1903	2	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-2	3	440
-Orange River Colony	Sept 10 1903	2	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-2	3	441
-Preserving Potchefstroom	Sept 10 1903	2	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-2	3	441
Japanese Quarantine	Sept 10 1903	4	1903_Sept 10_PageNo-4	3	442
The Dealers Licences Act Redivivus (II)	Sept 17 1903	2	1903_Sept 17_PageNo-2	3	443
Compulsory Repatriation	Sept 17 1903	2	1903_Sept 17_PageNo-2	3	444
Prejudice With a Vengeance	Sept 17 1903	2	1903_Sept 17_PageNo-2	3	446
-Indian Art	Sept 17 1903	2	1903_Sept 17_PageNo-2	3	447
The Dealer’s Licences Act Redivivus (III)	Sept 24 1903	2	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-2	3	448
The Labour Question in the Transvaal	Sept 24 1903	2	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-2	3	451
Mr. Stuart the Magistrate	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	453
Location Law of the Transvaal	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	454
-A Three-Barreled Resignation	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	455
-Mr. Stuart in a New Role	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	454
-Sir J.L. Hulett’s and Indian Traders	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	456
The Millionaire and the Indian Government	Sept 24 1903	3	1903_Sept 24_PageNo-3	3	456
The Dealer’s Licences Act Redivivus	Oct 01 1903	2	1903_Oct 1_PageNo-2	3	457
-Promise and Performance	Oct 01 1903	2	1903_Oct 1_PageNo-2	3	457
The Johannesburg Indian Location	Oct 01 1903	2	1903_Oct 1_PageNo-2	3	459
Political Morality	Oct 01 1903	2	1903_Oct 1_PageNo-2	3	460
-The Value of a Vote	Oct 01 1903	3	1903_OCt 01_PageNo-3	3	464
-A Cause for Thankfulness	Oct 01 1903	3	1903_OCt 01_PageNo-3	3	464
-An Opportunity for the Indians	Oct 01 1903	3	1903_OCt 01_PageNo-3	3	465
The Immigration Restriction Act Natal	Oct 08 1903	2	1903_Oct 8_PageNo-2	4	1
Mr. Wyberg and Asiatic Labour	Oct 08 1903	2	1903_Oct 8_PageNo-2	4	2
Mockery of God in the Orange River Colony	Oct 08 1903	2	1903_Oct 8_PageNo-2	4	3
-The Asiatic Department	Oct 08 1903	2	1903_Oct 8_PageNo-2	4	5
-Johannesburg Indian Location	Oct 08 1903	2	1903_Oct 8_PageNo-2	4	5
-Permits for the Transvaal	Oct 08 1903	3	1903_Oct 08_PageNo-3	4	6
Potchefstroom Chamber of Commerce	Oct 08 1903	3	1903_Oct 08_PageNo-3	4	7
Mr. Skinner’s Report on Chinese Labour	Oct 15 1903	2	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-2	4	8
That Insanitary Area in Johannesburg	Oct 15 1903	2	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-2	4	10
Johannesburg Location	Oct 15 1903	3	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-3	4	12
-Mr. Balfour’s Cabinet	Oct 15 1903	3	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-3	4	13
-India’s Service to the Empire	Oct 15 1903	3	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-3	4	14
-Better Late Than Never	Oct 15 1903	3	1903_Oct 15_PageNo-3	4	15
Transvaal Permits	Oct 22 1903	2	1903_Oct 22_PageNo-2	4	16
British and Indian Empire League of Australia	Oct 22 1903	2	1903_Oct 22_PageNo-2	4	17
A Virtue of Necessity	Oct 22 1903	2	1903_Oct 22_PageNo-2	4	19
In True Colours	Oct 22 1903	2	1903_Oct 22_PageNo-2	4	19
Asiatic Bazaars	Oct 22 1903	3	1903_Oct 22_PageNo-3	4	20
Indentured Labour from India	Oct 29 1903	2	1903_Oct 29_PageNo-2	4	21
Indians in Ladysmith	Oct 29 1903	2	1903_Oct 29_PageNo-2	4	23
What Constitutes Respect to the Court	Oct 29 1903	3	1903_Oct 29_PageNo-3	4	25
The Bazaars in the Transvaal	Oct 29 1903	3	1903_Oct 29_PageNo-3	4	26
British Indians in the Transvaal	Nov 05 1903	2	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-2	4	27
East London and Its Indian Residents	Nov 05 1903	2	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-2	4	29
-The Plague and the Red Tape	Nov 05 1903	2	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-2	4	29
-The “East Rand Express” and Its Facts	Nov 05 1903	2	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-2	4	30
-Travelling in the Transvaal	Nov 05 1903	2	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-2	4	30
-Indians Storekeepers in Ladysmith	Nov 05 1903	3	1903_Nov 5_PageNo-3	4	31
The Orange River Colony and Legislation	Nov 12 1903	2	1903_Nov 12_PageNo-2	4	36
The Late Sir John Robinson	Nov 12 1903	2	1903_Nov 12_PageNo-2	4	38
The Proposed Site for the Asiatics Bazaar in Klerksdorp	Nov 12 1903	3	1903_Nov 12_PageNo-3	4	39
The White League and British Indians	Nov 12 1903	3	1903_Nov 12_PageNo-3	4	40
Indians and the “East Rand Express”	Nov 12 1903	3	1903_Nov 12_PageNo-3	4	41
The Transvaal Bazaars	Nov 19 1903	2	1903_Nov 19_PageNo-2	4	46
The Grand Old Man of India	Nov 19 1903	2	1903_Nov 19_PageNo-2	4	49
-Lord Harris and British Indian	Nov 19 1903	2	1903_Nov 19_PageNo-2	4	50
The National Congress and Indians in South Africa	Nov 19 1903	3	1903_Nov 19_PageNo-3	4	51
-The History of a Persecution	Nov 19 1903	3	1903_Nov 19_PageNo-3	4	52
England and Russia	Nov 26 1903	2	1903_Nov 26_PageNo-2	4	55
-A Comparison	Nov 26 1903	2	1903_Nov 26_PageNo-2	4	55
“The East Rand Express” and Ourselves	Nov 26 1903	2	1903_Nov 26_PageNo-2	4	58
Mr. Creswell’s Bomb-Shell	Nov 26 1903	3	1903_Nov 26_pageNo-3	4	60
-The Asiatic Bazaar at Klerksdorp	Nov 26 1903	3	1903_Nov 26_pageNo-3	4	61
Lord- Bishop of Bombay and India	Dec 03 1903	2	1903_Dec 3_PageNo-2	4	65
Colonial Secretary, Transvaal	Dec 03 1903	3	1903_Dec 3_PageNo-3	4	67
The Chamber of Commerce and The Labour Commission Report	Dec 03 1903	3	1903_Dec 3_PageNo-3	4	69
Compensation for War Losses	Dec 03 1903	3	1903_Dec 3_PageNo-3	4	69
The Protector of Asiatics in the Transvaal	Dec 03 1903	3	1903_Dec 3_PageNo-3	4	69
Lord Harris and Indian Labour	Dec 10 1903	2	1903_Dec 10_PageNo-2	4	75
The Government and Barberton Indians	Dec 10 1903	2	1903_Dec 10_PageNo-2	4	77
The “Morning Post” and Asiatic Labour	Dec 10 1903	2	1903_Dec 10_PageNo-2	4	78
Indian Licences in Ladysmith	Dec 10 1903	2	1903_Dec 10_PageNo-2	4	76
British Indians in the Transvaal	Dec 17 1903	2	1903_Dec 17_PageNo-2	4	82
Great Indian Mass Meeting at Johannesburg	Dec 17 1903	3	1903_Dec 17_PageNo-3	4	85
The Transvaal Chambers and British Indians	Dec 24 1903	2	1903_Dec 24_PageNo-2	4	87
Mr. Duncan on His Amendment	Dec 24 1903	2	1903_Dec 24_PageNo-2	4	90
A General Letter	Dec 24 1903	3	1903_Dec 24_PageNo-3	4	85
An Appeal	Dec 24 1903	4	1903_Dec 24_PageNo-4	4	70
British Indians in the Transvaal	Dec 31 1903	2	1903_Dec 31_PageNo-2	4	91
Coloured Railway Travellers in the Transvaal	Dec 31 1903	2	1903_Dec 31_PageNo-2	4	93
Last Year’s Stock Taking	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	95
-The Transvaal	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	95
-Orange River Colony	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	97
-Natal	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	98
-Cape Colony	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	99
-Ourselves	Jan 07 1904	2	1904_Jan07_Page No._02	4	99
The Labour Problem in the Transvaal	Jan 07 1904	3	1904_Jan07_Page No._03	4	100
An Unequal Contest	Jan 28 1904	2	1904_Jan28_Page No._02	4	117
Thank You, Mr. Bourke	Jan 28 1904	2	1904_Jan28_Page No._02	4	119
-The Bloemfontein Disaster	Jan 28 1904	2	1904_Jan28_Page No._02	4	119
The Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce	Jan 28 1904	2	1904_Jan28_Page No._02	4	120
British Indians in the Transvaal	Feb 04 1904	2	1904_Feb04_Page No._02	4	122
Orange River Colony Again	Feb 04 1904	2	1904_Feb04_Page No._02	4	122
British Indian Traders in the Transvaal	Feb 04 1904	2	1904_Feb04_Page No._02	4	124
-British Indians in Australia	Feb 04 1904	2	1904_Feb04_Page No._02	4	125
Lord Harris on Labour	Feb 11 1904	2	1904_Feb11_Page No._ 02	4	127
Ladysmith Licences	Feb 11 1904	2	1904_Feb11_Page No._ 02	4	128
Sir Gordon Sprigg at East London	Feb 18 1904	2	1904_Feb18_Page No._02	4	131
Pietersburg Again	Feb 18 1904	2	1904_Feb18_Page No._02	4	132
The Municipal Conference and Indian Traders	Feb 25 1904	2	1904_Feb25_Page No._02	4	134
Labour for the Transvaal from India	Feb 25 1904	2	1904_Feb25_Page No._02	4	136
The Elections at the Cape	Feb 25 1904	2	1904_Feb25_Page No._02	4	137
The Dealer’s Licences Act	March 03 1904	2	1904_March03_Page No._02	4	137
Johannesburg Indian Location	March 03 1904	2	1904_March03_Page No._02	4	137
Immigration Restriction Report	March 10 1904	2	1904_March10_Page No._02	4	140
The Asiatic Traders Commission	March 10 1904	2	1904_March10_Page No._02	4	143
The Asiatic Bazaar, Johannesburg	March 17 1904	2	1904_March17_Page no._02	4	145
Footpath Again	March 17 1904	2	1904_March17_Page no._02	4	147
The Plague	April 02 1904	2	1904_April02_PageNo.02	4	155
The Asiatic Traders’ Commission in the Transvaal	April 02 1904	2	1904_April02_PageNo.02	4	157
Natal Dealer’s Licences Act.	April 02 1904	2	1904_April02_PageNo.02	4	158
The Plague in the Transvaal	April 09 1904	2	1904_April09_PageNo._02	4	162
The Tibetan Mission	April 09 1904	2	1904_April09_PageNo._02	4	164
Indian Location	April 09 1904	3	1904_April09_Page No._03	4	164
The Plague	April 16 1904	2	1904_April16_Page No._02	4	166
The Value of a Fiction	April 16 1904	2	1904_April16_Page No._02	4	168
Orange River Colony and the Plague	April 16 1904	2	1904_April16_Page No._02	4	168
The Plague	April 23 1904	2	1904_April23_Page No._02	4	172
Krugersdorp and British Indians	April 23 1904	2	1904_April23_Page No._02	4	174
The Pretoria Town Council and British Indians	April 23 1904	2	1904_April23_Page No._02	4	174
A Lesson from the Plague	April 30 1904	2	1904_April30_Page No.02	4	175
East London	May 07 1904	2	1904_May07_Page No.02	4	179
The Cape Immigration Act.	May 07 1904	2	1904_May07_Page No.02	4	180
Krugersdorp Indian Location	May 07 1904	2	1904_May07_Page No.02	4	181
The Licensing Case in the Transvaal	May 07 1904	2	1904_May07_Page No.02	4	182
If the Plague Broke Out in Natal?	May 07 1904	2	1904_May07_Page No.02	4	183
A Well-Deserved Victory	May 14 1904	2	1904_May14_Page No._02	4	183
British Indians in East London	May 14 1904	2	1904_May14_Page No._02	4	185
The Plague in Johannesburg	May 14 1904	2	1904_May14_Page No._02	4	187
The Test Case	May 21 1904	2	1904_May21_Page No.02	4	190
The Plague Regulations in Natal	May 21 1904	2	1904_May21_Page No.02	4	191
What is a “Coolie”?	May 21 1904	2	1904_May21_Page No.02	4	192
The East Rand Vigilants	May 21 1904	2	1904_May21_Page No.02	4	194
Krugersdorp and British Indians	May 21 1904	2	1904_May21_Page No.02	4	195
The Asiatic Traders’ Commission	May 21 1904	3	1904_May21_Page No._03	4	195
British Indians in the Transvaal	May 28 1904	2	1904_May28_Page No._02	4	197
“The East Rand Express” on the Test Case	May 28 1904	2	1904_May28_Page No._02	4	200
Mr. Dan Taylor	May 28 1904	2	1904_May28_Page No._02	4	201
The Late Sir John Robinson	May 28 1904	3	1904_May28_Page No._03	4	202
Indentured Indians	June 04 1904	2	1904_June04_Page No._02	4	203
Pretoria Town Council and the Government	June 04 1904	2	1904_June04_Page No._02	4	206
Mr. Loveday and British Indians	June 04 1904	2	1904_June04_Page No._02	4	207
Volksrust and British Indians	June 04 1904	2	1904_June04_Page No._02	4	208
The Johannesburg Town Council and British Indians	June 11 1904	2	1904_June11_Page No._02	4	208
Proposed New Asiatic Legislation in the Transvaal	June 11 1904	2	1904_June11_Page No._02	4	209
Imitating East London	June 11 1904	2	1904_June11_Page No._02	4	210
The Indian Interpreters	June 11 1904	2	1904_June11_Page No._02	4	211
Consistent Orange River Colony	June 18 1904	2	1904_June18_Page No._02	4	213
The Permit Office in the Transvaal	June 18 1904	2	1904_June18_Page No._02	4	214
Sepoy Bravery	June 18 1904	2	1904_June18_Page No._02	4	215
An Appeal to the Natal Contemporaries	June 18 1904	2	1904_June18_Page No._02	4	216
The Pretoria Municipality on Colour	July 02 1904	2	1904_July02_Page No._02	4	219
Indian Promisory Notes	July 02 1904	2	1904_July02_Page No._02	4	220
Natal Immigration Restrictions Act and Its Working	July 02 1904	2	1904_July02_Page No._02	4	218
Footpaths in the Transvaal	July 09 1904	2	1904_July09_Page No._02	4	220
British Indians in the Transvaal	July 09 1904	2	1904_July09_Page No._02	4	222
More About Indian Education	July 09 1904	2	1904_July09_Page No._02	4	222
The Plague Peg	July 16 1904	2	1904_July16_page No._02	4	224
The Late Mr. Kruger	July 23 1904	2	1904_July23_Page No._02	4	225
Engineered Agitation	July 23 1904	2	1904_July23_Page No._02	4	226
-The Chinese Puzzle	July 23 1904	2	1904_July23_Page No._02	4	226
The Boksburg Vigilants	July 30 1904	2	1904_July30_Page No._02	4	227
Suicide Among Indentured Indians	July 30 1904	2	1904_July30_Page No._02	4	229
From Pillar to Post	July 30 1904	2	1904_July30_Page No._02	4	231
A Retrospect	Aug 06 1904	2	1904_Aug06_Page No._02	4	232
Sir Phirozshah	Aug 06 1904	2	1904_Aug06_Page No._02	4	233
The British Indians in Lourenoo Marques	Aug 06 1904	2	1904_Aug06_Page No._02	4	234
Superintendent of Police and British Indians	Aug 13 1904	2	1904_Aug13_Page No._02	4	235
The Pietersburg Claptrop	Aug 13 1904	2	1904_Aug13_Page No._02	4	236
The Mayor of Durban	Aug 13 1904	2	1904_Aug13_Page No._02	4	238
Our Grand Old Man	Aug 13 1904	2	1904_Aug13_Page No._02	4	238
Footpaths in the Transvaal	Aug 20 1904	2	1904_Aug20_Page No._02	4	239
India Makes the Empire	Aug 20 1904	2	1904_Aug20_Page No._02	4	240
Suicide Among Indentured Indians	Aug 20 1904	2	1904_Aug20_Page No._02	4	241
Mr. Lyttelton’s Dispatch	Aug 27 1904	2	1904_Aug27_Page No._02	4	242
The Indians in the Transvaal	Sept 03 1904	2	1904_Sept03_Page No._02	4	254
British Indian Association	Sept 03 1904	3	1904_Sept03_Page No._03	4	243
The Transvaal	Sept 10 1904	2	1904_Sept10_Page No._02	4	257
-An Engine of Oppression	Sept 10 1904	2	1904_Sept10_Page No._02	4	259
-The Indians in Potchefstroom	Sept 10 1904	2	1904_Sept10_Page No._02	4	260
Indians at the Cape	Sept 17 1904	2	1904_Sept17_Page No._02	4	261
The Late Mr. Prisk	Sept 17 1904	2	1904_Sept17_Page No._02	4	262
Indians in Pietersburg	Sept 17 1904	2	1904_Sept17_Page No._02	4	263
Indians in Potchefstroom	Sept 17 1904	2	1904_Sept17_Page No._02	4	264
More About Sir Arthur Lawley’s Dispatch	Sept 24 1904	2	1904_Sept24_Page No._02	4	265
The Johannesburg Location	Oct 08 1904	2	1904_Oct08_Page No._02	4	274
The Dealers Licences Act	Oct 08 1904	2	1904_Oct08_Page No._02	4	276
The Johannesburg Town Council	Oct 22 1904	2	1904_Oct22_Page No._02	4	279
Dr. Porter “Touches the Spot”	Oct 22 1904	2	1904_Oct22_Page No._02	4	280
Lord Milner	Oct 22 1904	2	1904_Oct22_Page No._02	4	281
Lydenburg Indian	Oct 22 1904	2	1904_Oct22_Page No._02	4	282
Indian Interpreters	Oct 22 1904	2	1904_Oct22_Page No._02	4	283
Natal Licensing Act	Oct 29 1904	2	1904_Oct29_Page No._02	4	283
Pietersburg Indian	Oct 29 1904	2	1904_Oct29_Page No._02	4	285
The Late Mr. Digby C.I.E.	Oct 29 1904	2	1904_Oct29_Page No._02	4	285
Farmers in Conference	Nov 05 1904	2	1904_Nov05_Page No._02	4	290
A Rift in the Lute	Nov 05 1904	2	1904_Nov05_Page No._02	4	291
Coloured Passengers on the Transvaal Railways	Nov 05 1904	2	1904_Nov05_Page No._02	4	292
The Asiatic National Convention	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	294
The Natal Volunteer Indian Ambulance Corps	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	295
The Edwin Arnold Memorial	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	296
-Long Live the King-Emperor!	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	297
British Indians in the Orange River Colony	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	297
Lord Roberts and the British Indians	Nov 12 1904	2	1904_Nov12_PageNo._02	4	298
The Chief Justice and British Indian	Nov 19 1904	2	1904_Nov19_Page No._02	4	299
Orange River Colony and the British Indians	Nov 19 1904	2	1904_Nov19_Page No._02	4	300
The Anti-Asiatic Convention and the British Indian Meeting	Nov 26 1904	2	1904_Nov26_Page No._02	4	301
Hoodamal’s Licence	Nov 26 1904	2	1904_Nov26_Page No._02	4	301
A Plague Spot	Nov 26 1904	2	1904_Nov26_Page No._02	4	303
British Indians in Boksburg	Nov 26 1904	2	1904_Nov26_Page No._02	4	304
“Anglo-Indian” on the British Indians in South Africa	Dec 03 1904	2	1904_Dec03_Page No._02	4	304
British Indian Association Petitions	Dec 10 1904	2	1904_Dec10_Page No._02	4	306
The Rand Plague Committee	Dec 10 1904	2	1904_Dec10_Page No._02	4	309
Indians in Pietersburg	Dec 10 1904	2	1904_Dec10_Page No._02	4	310
The Hoondamal Licence Again	Dec 17 1904	2	1904_Dec17_Page No._02	4	312
Mr. Loveday’s Statesman!	Dec 17 1904	2	1904_Dec17_Page No._02	4	314
The Kafir Market in Queen Street	Dec 17 1904	2	1904_Dec17_Page No._02	4	314
Indentured Labour on the Coal Mines	Dec 17 1904	3	1904_Dec17_Page No._03	4	315
The Potchefstroom Meeting	Dec 17 1904	4	1904_Dec17_Page No._04	4	315
Mr. Loveday and the British Indian Association	Dec 24 1904	5	1904_Dec24_Page No._05	4	316
Ourselves	Dec 24 1904	3	1904_Dec24_Page No._03	4	319
A Case for Inquiry	Dec 24 1904	4	1904_Dec24_Page No._04	4	321
The Potchefstroom Vigilant and British Indian	Dec 24 1904	4	1904_Dec24_Page No._04	4	321
A New Weekly	Dec 24 1904	4	1904_Dec24_Page No._04	4	321
Mr. Kleinenberg and the British Indian Association	Dec 31 1904	7	1904_Dec31_Page No._07	4	308
Yearly Balance Sheet	Dec 31 1904	3	1904_Dec31_Page No._03	4	323
Some More Potchefstroom Inaccuracies	Jan 07 1905	3	1905_Jan07_PageNo-3	4	327
Mr. Kleinenberg and Mr. Abdool Gani	Jan 07 1905	5	1905_Jan07_PageNo-5	4	330
Potchefstroom Churlishness	Jan 07 1905	5	1905_Jan07_PageNo-5	4	330
The Truthfulness of the Indian	Jan 14 1905	19	1905_Jan14_PageNo-19	4	333
Indian Openhandedness-and Its Sequel	Jan 21 1905	35	1905_Jan21_PageNo-35	4	341
Indians in Potchefstroom	Jan 28 1905	53	1905_Jan28_pageNo-53	4	345
The Plague	Jan 28 1905	53	1905_Jan28_pageNo-53	4	346
Does a Kaffir Feel?	Feb 04 1905	69	1905_Feb04_PageNo-69	4	347
The Hoondamal Case	Feb 11 1905	84	1905_Feb11_PageNo-84	4	348
Is It British?	Feb 11 1905	85	1905_Feb11_PageNo-85	4	350
Pietersburg Traders	Feb 11 1905	85	1905_Feb11_PageNo-85	4	350
The Coloured Franchise	Feb 11 1905	85	1905_Feb11_PageNo-85	4	351
“Questions of Colour”	Feb 18 1905	101	1905_Feb18_PageNo-101	4	355
Concealment of Plague	Feb 18 1905	101	1905_Feb18_PageNo-101	4	357
Corporation Insanitation	Feb 25 1905	116	1905_Feb25_PageNo-116	4	359
The Plague	Feb 25 1905	117	1905_Feb25_PageNo-117	4	361
General Dealers at the Cape	March 04 1905	135	1905_March04_PageNo-135	4	366
A Political Medical Report	March 11 1905	151	1905_March11_PageNo-151	4	371
The Natal Municipal Corporations Bill	March 18 1905	167	1905_March18_PageNo-167	4	379
The Cape General Dealers’ Bill	March 18 1905	168	1905_March18_PageNo-168	4	382
Lawyers at the Cape	March 18 1905	170	1905_March18_PageNo-170	4	384
The Orange River Colony and Asiatics	March 25 1905	186	1905_March25_PageNo-186	4	385
The Anti-Indian Activity of Natal	March 25 1905	187	1905_March25_PageNo-187	4	386
A Double-Barreled Circular	April 01 1905	202	1905_April01_PageNo-202	4	389
A Kindly Word for Indians	April 01 1905	203	1905_April01_PageNo-203	4	390
A Trivial Query	April 01 1905	203	1905_April01_PageNo-203	4	391
Oriental Ideal of Truth	April 01 1905	204	1905_Apil01_PageNo-204	4	392
Mr. Lyttelton on the Indians in the Transvaal	April 08 1905	218	1905_April08_PageNo-218	4	399
Mr. Barnett’s Charge and Mr. Ancketill	April 15 1905	237	1905_April15_PageNo-237	4	404
The Orange River Colony	April 22 1905	254	1905_April22_PageNo-254	4	413
Indians on the Mines	April 22 1905	254	1905_April22_PageNo-254	4	415
Tamil in the London University	April 22 1905	255	1905_April22_PageNo-255	4	414
O.R.C. Regulations	April 22 1905	255	1905_April22_PageNo-255	4	403
Protest from the British Indian Association	April 22 1905	255	1905_April22_PageNo-255	4	403
The Transvaal Constitution	May 06 1905	282	1905_May06_PageNo-282	4	429
Sir Arthur Lawley and the British Indian	May 13 1905	298	1905_May13_PageNo-298	4	426
Juvenile Smoking	May 13 1905	299	1905_May13_PageNo-299	4	427
Lord Curzon on the Indians in South Africa	May 20 1905	313	1905_May20_PageNo-313	4	439
Anti-Indian Legislation in Natal	May 20 1905	314	1905_May20_PageNo-314	4	440
Empire Day	May 27 1905	328	1905_May27_PageNo-328	4	449
In the Nature of a Test Case	May 27 1905	329	1905_May27_PageNo-329	4	450
Mohammedan Versus Hindu	May 27 1905	331	1905_May27_PageNo-331	4	452
Baroda	June 03 1905	343	1905_June3_PageNo-343	4	456
-A Model Indian State	June 03 1905	343	1905_June3_PageNo-343	4	456
An Indian Philanthropist	June 03 1905	343	1905_June3_PageNo-343	4	458
Lord Selborne and the Indians	June 10 1905	359	1905_June10_PageNo._359	4	464
Refutation of Mr. Loveday’s Inaccuraci	June 24 1905	396	1905_June24_PageNo._396	4	472
Natal Legislation	July 01 1905	410	1905_July01_PageNo._410	5	1
Mr. Brodrick and British Indians in the Transvaal	July 01 1905	410	1905_July01_PageNo._410	5	2
Orange River Colony Legislation	July 08 1905	429	1905_July08_PageNo._429	5	7
O.R.C. Bye-Laws	July 08 1905	432	1905_July08_PageNo._432	5	4
Mr. Gandhi’s Reply	July 08 1905	434	1905_July08_PageNo._434	4	480
The Cape Immigration Restriction Act	July 15 1905	449	1905_July15_PageNo._449	5	14
Mr. Wacha and Indians in South Africa	July 15 1905	450	1905_July15_PageNo._450	5	15
Mr. Brodrick’s Budget	July 22 1905	467	1905_July22_PageNo._467	5	23
Asiatics Bazaars in the Transvaal	July 22 1905	468	1905_July22_PageNo._468	5	24
A Secret Conclave	July 22 1905	469	1905_July22_PageNo._469	5	25
Indian Bazaars in the Transvaal	July 22 1905	470	1905_July22_PageNo._470	5	11
British Indian Association’s Protest Against Contemplated Transfer of Control to Municipalities	July 22 1905	470	1905_July22_PageNo._470	5	11
Mr. Gandhi Replies	July 29 1905	489	1905_July29_PageNo._489	5	19
Indentured Indians in Natal	Aug 05 1905	505	1905_Aug05_PageNo-505	5	31
Falling into Line	Aug 12 1905	525	1905_Aug12_PageNo-525	5	39
Lord Curzon	Aug 26 1905	561	1905_Aug26_PageNo-561	5	47
Professor Parmanand	Aug 26 1905	561	1905_Aug26_PageNo-561	5	48
The World’s Religion	Aug 26 1905	565	1905_Aug26_PageNo-565	5	49
The Late Miss Manning	Sept 16 1905	617	1905_Sep16_PageNo-617	5	62
The Hoondamal Case Again	Sept 23 1905	635	1905_Sep23_PageNo-635	5	72
Mr.Goch and Indians	Sept 23 1905	635	1905_Sep23_PageNo-635	5	73
Indians in the O.R.C.	Sept 23 1905	635	1905_Sep23_PageNo-635	5	74
The First Colonial Born Indian Barrister	Sept 23 1905	636	1905_Sep23_PageNo-636	5	75
Legislative Activity in the Transvaal	Sept 30 1905	653	1905_Sep30_PageNo-653	5	80
The Cape Immigration Restriction Act	Sept 30 1905	653	1905_Sep30_PageNo._653	5	82
Compulsory Education in India	Oct 07 1905	671	1905_Oct07_PageNo-671	5	89
The G.O.M. of India	Oct 07 1905	671	1905_Oct07_PageNo-671	5	91
The Insult to Sir Mancherji	Oct 07 1905	671	1905_Oct07_PageNo-671	5	92
The Boycott	Oct 07 1905	672	1905_Oct07_PageNo-672	5	92
Lord Selborne and Indian in the Transvaal	Oct 14 1905	691	1905_Oct14_PageNo-691	5	98
The Visit of Lord Selborne	Oct 14 1905	691	1905_Oct14_PageNo-691	5	100
The Bubonic Plague	Oct 14 1905	691	1905_Oct14_PageNo-691	5	100
Lord Selborne on Treck	Oct 14 1905	694	1905_Oct14_PageNo-694	5	95
Another Licensing Case	Oct 21 1905	709	1905_Oct21_PageNo-709	5	104
The Education of Coloured People	Oct 21 1905	710	1905_Oct21_PageNo-710	5	58
History of the Plague in Johannesburg	Oct 28 1905	727	1905_Oct28_PageNo-727	5	109
A Correction	Oct 28 1905	727	1905_Oct28_PageNo-727	5	110
The Nelson Centenary	Oct 28 1905	731	1905_Oct28_PageNo-731	5	111
-A Lesson	Oct 28 1905	731	1905_Oct28_PageNo-731	5	111
A Painful Discovery	Nov 04 1905	745	1905_Nov04_PageNo-745	5	120
Divide and Rule	Nov 04 1905	745	1905_Nov04_PageNo-745	5	121
Dada Osman’s Appeal	Nov 04 1905	746	1905_Nov04_PageNo-746	5	123
Professor Parmanand	Nov 04 1905	747	1905_Nov04_PageNo-747	5	108
Long Live the King –Emperor!	Nov 11 1905	761	1905_Nov11_PageNo-761	5	128
An Indian Delegation to England	Nov 11 1905	761	1905_Nov11_PageNo-761	5	128
Immigration Act of Natal	Nov 11 1905	762	1905_Nov11_PageNo-762	5	130
-Red Tape	Nov 11 1905	762	1905_Nov11_PageNo-762	5	130
An Indian Volunteer Corps	Nov 18 1905	777	1905_Nov18_PageNo-777	5	134
-Treatment of Indians at the Point	Nov 18 1905	778	1905_Nov18_PageNo-778	5	135
The Poll Tax	Nov 25 1905	793	1905_Nov25_PageNo-793	5	139
Mr. Harry Smith and Indians	Nov 25 1905	793	1905_Nov25_PageNo-793	5	141
Retrenchment and the Poll Tax	Dec 02 1905	809	1905_Dec02_PageNo-809	5	152
Sir Arthur Lawley as Governor of Madras	Dec 02 1905	809	1905_Dec02_PageNo-809	5	153
Indian Volunteering	Dec 02 1905	810	1905_Dec02_PageNo-810	5	154
Deputation to Lord Selborne	Dec 02 1905	810	1905_Dec02_PageNo-810	5	144
-The Statement	Dec 02 1905	810	1905_Dec02_PageNo-810	5	150
-Law 3 of 1885	Dec 02 1905	810	1905_Dec02_PageNo-810	5	151
Lord Selborne and British Indians in the Transvaal	Dec 09 1905	826	1905_Dec09_PageNo-826	5	156
-The Peace Preservation Ordinance	Dec 09 1905	826	1905_Dec09_PageNo-826	5	144
-The Entry of Children	Dec 09 1905	826	1905_Dec09_PageNo-826	5	146
-The Entry of Special Clerks & C	Dec 09 1905	827	1905_Dec09_PageNo-827	5	146
-Bazaars and Locations	Dec 09 1905	827	1905_Dec09_PageNo-827	5	147
-Class Legislation	Dec 09 1905	827	1905_Dec09_PageNo-827	5	148
The Immigration Act at the Cape	Dec 16 1905	841	1905_Dec16_PageNo-841	5	158
-The C.S.A.R. and Passenger Traffic	Dec 16 1905	841	1905_Dec16_PageNo-841	5	159
The Harvest	Dec 23 1905	857	1905_Dec23_PageNo-857	5	163
The N.G.R. and Indians	Dec 23 1905	858	1905_Dec23_PageNo-858	5	165
Indian Traders at the Cape	Dec 23 1905	858	1905_Dec23_PageNo-858	5	166
A Retrospect	Dec 30 1905	871	1905_Dec30_PageNo-871	5	167
The Orange River Colony	Dec 30 1905	871	1905_Dec30_PageNo-871	5	169
Orange River Colony	Dec 30 1905	873	1905_Dec30_PageNo-873	5	162
-Protest Against Draft Bills	Dec 30 1905	873	1905_Dec30_PageNo-873	5	162
The Outlook	Jan 06 1906	1	1906_ Jan06_ 01	5	174
The Status of British Indians	Jan 06 1906	1	1906_ Jan06_ 01	5	176
Indians in the O.R.C.	Jan 06 1906	2	1906_ Jan06_ 02	5	177
Payment of the Poll Tax	Jan 20 1906	30	1906_ Jan20_ 44	5	178
O.R.C. and Indians	Jan 20 1906	30	1906_ Jan20_ 44	5	173
Mansukhlal Hiralal Nazar	Jan 27 1906	45	1906_ Jan27_ 45	5	179
Black and White Men	Feb 03 1906	60	1906_ Feb03_ 60	5	182
Sir David Hunter	Feb 03 1906	61	1906_ Feb03_ 61	5	182
Our Tamil and Hindi Columns	Feb 03 1906	61	1906_ Feb03_ 61	5	183
Lord Selborne on Christians and Mahomedans	Feb 10 1906	75	1906_ Feb10_ 75	5	187
British Indians in the Transvaal	Feb 10 1906	76	1906_ Feb10_ 76	5	188
Transvaal Indians and Permits	Feb 17 1906	89	1906_ Feb17_ 89	5	184192
Johannesburg Trams and Indians	Feb 17 1906	90	1906_ Feb17_ 90	5	194
Johannesburg Trams and Indians	Feb 17 1906	91	1906_ Feb17_ 91	5	186
Protest from the British Indian Association	Feb 17 1906	91	1906_ Feb17_ 91	5	186
The King’s Speech	Feb 24 1906	105	1906_ Feb24_ 105	5	200
British Indians in the Transvaal	Feb 24 1906	105	1906_ Feb24_ 105	5	201
A Restriction Wave	Feb 24 1906	106	1906_ Feb24_ 106	5	203
A Permit Pillory	Feb 24 1906	106	1906_ Feb24_ 106	5	204
Tamil for the London Matriculation	Feb 24 1906	106	1906_ Feb24_ 106	5	205
Indians and Railway Travelling in the Transvaal	Feb 24 1906	107	1906_ Feb24_ 107	5	190
The Royal Visit	March 03 1906	121	1906_ March03_ 121	5	209
Indians and Responsible Government	March 03 1906	121	1906_ March03_ 121	5	209
Indian Traders at the Cape	March 03 1906	122	1906_ March03_ 122	5	211
Indian Travellers on the C.S.A.R.	March 03 1906	122	1906_ March03_ 122	5	211
The Congress Meeting	March 03 1906	124	1906_ March03_ 124	5	208
“Influx of Asiatic”	March 10 1906	139	1906_ March10_ 139	5	221
A Contrast	March 10 1906	140	1906_ March10_ 140	5	224
A Crying Shame	March 10 1906	140	1906_ March10_ 140	5	225
A Poll-Tax Grievance	March 10 1906	141	1906_ March10_ 141	5	226
Indian Passengers by the German East Africa Line	March 10 1906	141	1906_ March10_ 141	5	226
“Legalized Robbery”	March 17 1906	155	1906_ March17_ 155	5	231
The Poll Tax	March 17 1906	155	1906_ March17_ 155	5	232
A Plea for Indian Volunteering	March 17 1906	155	1906_ March17_ 155	5	233
An Inter State Native College	March 17 1906	156	1906_ March17_ 156	5	234
Sir William Gatacre	March 17 1906	156	1906_ March17_ 156	5	235
The Early Closing Act of Natal	March 24 1906	171	1906_ March24_ 171	5	240
The Coloured People’s Petition	March 24 1906	172	1906_ March24_ 172	5	241
The Early Closing Act	March 31 1906	187	1906_ March31_ 187	5	249
The Bulwark of Justice	March 31 1906	188	1906_ March31_ 188	5	250
Indian Volunteering	March 31 1906	189	1906_ March31_ 189	5	251
The Transvaal Constitution	March 31 1906	189	1906_ March31_ 189	5	252
Indian Labour for the Transvaal Mines	March 31 1906	189	1906_ March31_ 189	5	253
Indians at the Cape	March 31 1906	190	1906_ March31_ 190	5	253
Death of Mr. Bissicks	March 31 1906	192	1906_ March31_ 190	5	254
The Haven of Refuge	April 07 1906	205	1906_ April07_ 205	5	264
The Indenture Tax	April 07 1906	206	1906_ April07_ 206	5	265
Letter from Natal Indian Congress	April 07 1906	206	1906_ April07_ 206	5	260
A Hard Case	April 14 1906	221	1906_ April14_ 221	5	277
The Transvaal Permit Ordinance	April 14 1906	221	1906_ April14_ 221	5	278
A Licensing Petition	April 14 1906	222	1906_ April14_ 222	5	279
A Licensing Circular	April 14 1906	222	1906_ April14_ 222	5	280
Johannesburg Jottings	April 14 1906	222	1906_ April14_ 222	5	262
Indian’s Petition to the Imperial Government	April 14 1906	223	1906_ April14_ 223	5	246
The Ladysmith Licensing Board	April 21 1906	237	1906_ April21_ 237	5	283
Transvaal Permits	April 21 1906	237	1906_ April21_ 237	5	284
-The Durban Town Council and Indians	April 21 1906	238	1906_ April21_ 238	5	285
Traveling Difficulty on the C.S.A.R.	April 21 1906	238	1906_ April21_ 238	5	285
An Indian Offer	April 28 1906	253	1906_ April28_ 253	5	293
The Natal Shops Act	April 28 1906	253	1906_ April28_ 253	5	294
The Native Unrest	April 28 1906	255	1906_ April28_ 255	5	291
The Natal Indians’ Offer	April 28 1906	255	1906_ April28_ 255	5	292
Natal Land Bill	May 05 1906	273	1906_ May05_ 273	5	301
Cape Dealer’s Licences	May 05 1906	273	1906_ May05_ 273	5	301
Indian Volunteering	May 12 1906	293	1906_ May12_ 293	5	311
Indian Permits	May 12 1906	293	1906_ May12_ 293	5	312
The Coloured Peoples’ Petition	May 12 1906	294	1906_ May12_ 293	5	313
-British Indian Association’s Reply	May 12 1906	297	1906_ May12_ 297	5	309
An Asiatic Policy	May 19 1906	313	1906_ May19_ 313	5	317
Empire Day	May 26 1906	334	1906_ May26_ 334	5	326
A Railway Grievance on the N.G.R.	May 26 1906	334	1906_ May26_ 334	5	327
Indian Passengers	June 02 1906	351	1906_June02_PageNo-351	5	344
A Permit Case	June 02 1906	352	1906_June02_PageNo-352	5	345
The Late Dr. Sathianadhan	June 02 1906	352	1906_June02_PageNo-352	5	345
White Predominance	June 02 1906	354	1906_June02_PageNo-354	5	335
History of Boer Anti Indian Legislation	June 02 1906	354	1906_June02_PageNo-354	5	336
The Position To-Day	June 02 1906	354	1906_June02_PageNo-354	5	337
Remedy	June 02 1906	354	1906_June02_PageNo-354	5	337
Appendix “A”	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	339
Appendix “B”	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	339
Civil Disabilities	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	340
No Ownership of Land	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	340
Registration Fee	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	340
Footpaths and Tramways	June 02 1906	355	1906_June02_PageNo-355	5	340
Permit Ordinance	June 02 1906	356	1906_June02_PageNo-356	5	341
What European will Do	June 02 1906	356	1906_June02_PageNo-356	5	342
Past Experience-A Parallel	June 02 1906	356	1906_June02_PageNo-356	5	343
The Unique Position in the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony	June 02 1906	356	1906_June02_PageNo-356	5	345
Indians and the Native Unrest	June 09 1906	371	1906_June09_PageNo-371	5	353
Indians at Work	June 16 1906	395	1906_June16_PageNo-395	5	357
The Conscience Clause	June 16 1906	398	1906_June16_PageNo-398	5	354
Patrol Uniform	June 25 1906	415	1906_June25_PageNo-415	5	415
-Indian Subscriptions	June 25 1906	415	1906_June25_PageNo-415	5	358
-Names of Subscribers	June 25 1906	415	1906_June25_PageNo-415	5	358
The Indian Stretcher-Bearer Corps	July 21 1906	502	1906_July21_PageNo-502	5	368
-Composition of the Corps	July 21 1906	502	1906_July21_PageNo-502	5	368
-At the Front	July 21 1906	502	1906_July21_PageNo-502	5	368
Transvaal Permits	July 28 1906	515	1906_July28_PageNo-515	5	374
The Indian Stretcher-Bearer Corps	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	369
-Fatigue Duties	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	369
-Heavy Work	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	370
-“Dead Tired”	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	371
-Weary and Foot-Sore	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	371
-Doing the Impossible	July 28 1906	520	1906_July28_PageNo-520	5	372
-Indian Resourcefulness	July 28 1906	521	1906_July28_PageNo-521	5	373
Secret Justice	Aug 04 1906	535	1906_Aug04_PageNo-535	5	379
“Fair and Just Treatment”	Aug 11 1906	555	1906_Aug11_PageNo-555	5	389
Indian Stretcher-Bearer Corps	Aug 11 1906	560	1906_Aug11_PageNo-560	5	376
-Governments Appreciation	Aug 11 1906	560	1906_Aug11_PageNo-560	5	376
-Proposed Formation of a Permanent Ambulance Corps	Aug 11 1906	560	1906_Aug11_PageNo-560	5	376
The Late Mr. W.C. Bonnerjee	Aug 25 1906	595	1906_Aug25_PageNo-595	5	398
A Plea for Distinction	Aug 25 1906	595	1906_Aug25_PageNo-595	5	398
Long Live the Grand Old Man	Sept 01 1906	615	1906_Sep01_PageNo-615	5	403
Abominable!	Sept 01 1906	615	1906_Sep01_PageNo-615	5	404
Colonial Indians Note!	Sept 01 1906	615	1906_Sep01_PageNo-615	5	405
The Cape Licences Act	Sept 01 1906	616	1906_Sep01_PageNo-616	5	406
-Prompt Protest by British Indians	Sept 01 1906	621	1906_Sep01_PageNo-621	5	400
The “Grand Old Man”	Sept 08 1906	636	1906_Sep08_PageNo-636	5	412
Resolution I	Sept 15 1906	660	1906_Sep15_PageNo-660	5	422
Resolution II	Sept 15 1906	660	1906_Sep15_PageNo-660	5	422
Resolution III	Sept 15 1906	660	1906_Sep15_PageNo-660	5	423
Resolution IV	Sept 15 1906	660	1906_Sep15_PageNo-660	5	423
Resolution V	Sept 15 1906	660	1906_Sep15_PageNo-660	5	423
The Late Justice Budruddin Tyebji	Sept 22 1906	675	1906_Sep22_PageNo-675	5	435
The Transvaal Indian Protest	Sept 22 1906	675	1906_Sep22_PageNo-675	5	436
Transvaal Permit Ordinance	Sept 22 1906	675	1906_Sep22_PageNo-675	5	437
The Mass Meeting	Sept 22 1906	677	1906_Sep22_PageNo-677	5	419
-Replies to the Press Comments	Sept 22 1906	680	1906_Sep22_PageNo-680	5	428
On Trial	Sept 29 1906	699	1906_Sep29_PageNo-699	5	449
Public Responsibility	Sept 29 1906	699	1906_Sep29_PageNo-699	5	450
Transvaal Permit Ordinance	Sept 29 1906	702	1906_Sep29_PageNo-702	5	452
The Personnel of the Deputation	Oct 06 1906	727	1906_Oct06_PageNo-727	5	459
-Biographical Sketches	Oct 06 1906	727	1906_Oct06_PageNo-727	5	459
The Deputation	Nov 24 1906	874	1906_Nov24_PageNo-874	6	7
-The “Time” Cable	Nov 24 1906	874	1906_Nov24_PageNo-874	6	7
-As the Law Stands at Present	Nov 24 1906	875	1906_Nov24_PageNo-875	6	7
-The Scope of the New Ordinance	Nov 24 1906	875	1906_Nov24_PageNo-875	6	8
-An Englightened Indian View	Nov 24 1906	875	1906_Nov24_PageNo-875	6	9
The Deputation	Dec 15 1906	942	1906_Dec15_PageNo-942	6	60
-Another Interview in “South Africa”	Dec 15 1906	942	1906_Dec15_PageNo-942	6	60
The Plan- Islamic Society	Dec 15 1906	945	1906_Dec15_PageNo-945	6	75
South African British Indian Committee	Dec 29 1906	986	1906_Dec29_PageNo-986	6	244
-Lord Reay and Sir Raymond West on the Obligation of the Empire	Dec 29 1906	986	1906_Dec29_PageNo-986	6	244
London Indian Society	Dec 29 1906	992	1906_Dec29_PageNo-992	6	172
-Mr. James Godfrey’s Address	Dec 29 1906	992	1906_Dec29_PageNo-992	6	172
-“The Englishmen as I Find Him”	Dec 29 1906	992	1906_Dec29_PageNo-992	6	172
A Reply	Jan 12 1907	014	1907_Jan12_PageNo-14	6	276
A Mare’s Nest	Jan 26 1907	029	1907_Jan 26 _PageNo-29	6	289
Asiatic Eating -House By- Laws	Feb 16 1907	065	1907_Feb16_PageNo-65	6	319
-Official Representations	Feb 16 1907	065	1907_Feb16_PageNo-65	6	319
Ultra Vires	March 09 1907	086	1907_MArch09_PageNo-86	6	355
Those Fingure-Impressions	March 09 1907	086	1907_MArch09_PageNo-86	6	356
Finger Impressions Taken	March 09 1907	093	1907_MArch09_PageNo-93	6	351,353
-Strong Protest by British Indian Association	March 09 1907	093	1907_MArch09_PageNo-93	6	351,353
The Mass Meeting	March 16 1907	097	1907_MArch16_PageNo-97	6	364
Lord Selborne’s Despatch	March 16 1907	097	1907_MArch16_PageNo-97	6	364
The “Asiatic Law Amendment Ordinance”	March 23 1907	107	1907_MArch23_PageNo-107	6	370
The Malay Location	March 23 1907	108	1907_MArch23_PageNo-108	6	370
A Way Out of the Difficulty	April 06 1907	127	1907_April06_PageNo-127	6	391
Transvaal Indian Mass Meeting	April 06 1907	128	1907_April06_PageNo-128	6	381
A Reply	May 04 1907	164	1907_May04_PageNo-164	6	451
Juries on Trial	June 01 1907	202	1907_June01_PageNo-202	7	01
Johannesburg Jottings	June 01 1907	206	1907_June 01_PageNo-206	6	501
Honest Views	June 08 1907	212	1907_June 08_PageNo-212	7	16
-The Cape Immigration Act	June 08 1907	212	1907_June08_PageNo-212	7	16
The Asiatic Registration Act	June 08 1907	215	1907_June 08_PageNo-215	7	17
- A Terrible Contrast	June 08 1907	215	1907_June 08_PageNo-215	7	17
-Additional Points to be Noted	June 08 1907	215	1907_June 08_PageNo-215	7	19
The Royal Assent	June 15 1907	222	1907_June15_PageNo-222	7	40
The Voluntary Offer	June 22 1907	237	1907_June 22_PageNo-237	7	39,48
-Interesting Correspondence	June 22 1907	237	1907_June22_PageNo-237	7	39,48
Lord Ampthill	June 29 1907	239	1907_June29_PageNo-239	7	62
Fat in the Fire	July 06 1907	248	1907_July06_PageNo-248	7	71
A Gross Libel	July 20 1907	271	1907_July 20_PageNo-271	7	106
The Transvaal Immigration Bill Debate	July 20 1907	271	1907_July20_PageNo-271	7	107
Indentured Immigration	July 20 1907	272	1907_July20_PageNo-272	7	109
General Smuts Obdurate	July 20 1907	272	1907_July20_PageNo-272	7	109
British Indian Protest	July 20 1907	278	1907_July20_PageNo-278	7	105
“Staggering Humanity”	July 27 1907	285	1907_July27_PageNo-285	7	118
Mr. Parsee Rustomjee’s Generosity	July 27 1907	286	1907_July27_PageNo-286	7	119
Death of Mr. Adamjee Miankhan	July 27 1907	289	1907_July27_PageNo-289	7	120
Mass Meeting at Pretoria	Aug 03 1907	299	1907_Aug03_PageNo-299	7	141
-Resolution 1	Aug 03 1907	300	1907_Aug 03_PageNo-300	7	141
-Resolution 2	Aug 03 1907	300	1907_Aug03_PageNo-300	7	141
-Resolution 3	Aug 03 1907	300	1907_Aug03_PageNo-300	7	141
-Resolution 4	Aug 03 1907	300	1907_Aug03_PageNo-300	7	141
Correcting a Misunderstanding	Aug 03 1907	305	1907_Aug03_PageNo-305	7	133
Mr. Hosken’s ‘Inevitable’	Aug 10 1907	311	1907_Aug10_PageNo-311	7	150
Mr. Alley’s Protest	Aug 10 1907	312	1907_Aug10_PageNo-312	7	152
The Transvaal Indians	Aug 10 1907	312	1907_Aug10_PageNo-312	7	152
Pretoria Mass Meeting	Aug 10 1907	320	1907_Aug10_PageNo-312	7	139
-Further Speeches	Aug 10 1907	320	1907_Aug10_PageNo-320	7	139
The Suggested Compromise	Aug 24 1907	337	1907_Aug24_PageNo-337	7	185
Outspoken Sympathy	Aug 24 1907	337	1907_Aug24_PageNo-337	7	186
The Transvaal Registration Act and the Immigration Bill	Aug 24 1907	338	1907_Aug24_PageNo-338	7	174
-Mr. Gandhi’s Suggestions	Aug 24 1907	338	1907_Aug24_PageNo-338	7	147
-Proposal	Aug 24 1907	338	1907_Aug24_PageNo-338	7	162
The Immigration Petition	Aug 31 1907	349	1907_Aug31_PageNo-349	7	196
Cape Indians	Aug 31 1907	350	1907_Aug31_PageNo-350	7	197
The Ladysmith Traders	Aug 31 1907	350	1907_Aug31_PageNo-350	7	198
An Appeal	Aug 31 1907	350	1907_Aug31_PageNo-350	7	177
-From the Hamidia Islamic Society	Aug 31 1907	350	1907_Aug31_PageNo-350	7	177
-Hindus and Moslems United	Aug 31 1907	350	1907_Aug31_PageNo-350	7	177
Johannesburg Jottings	Aug 31 1907	354	1907_Aug31_PageNo-354	7	195
On the Duty of Civil Disobedience	Sept 07 1907	363	1907_Sept07_PageNo-363	7	211
Johannesburg Jottings	Sept 07 1907	367	1907_Sept07_PageNo-367	7	206,210
From Pillar to Post	Sept 14 1907	373	1907_Sept14_PageNo-373	7	225
A Monster Petition	Sept 21 1907	384	1907_Sept21_PageNo-384	7	236
The Weenen Licensing Appeal	Sept 21 1907	384	1907_Sept21_PageNo-384	7	237
India’s Help	Sept 28 1907	395	1907_Sept28_PageNo-395	7	254
Picket’s Duty	Sept 28 1907	395	1907_Sept28_PageNo-395	7	255
General Botha and the Asiatic Act	Sept 28 1907	395	1907_Sept28_PageNo-395	7	256
The Battle Against Indian Hawkers	Sept 28 1907	396	1907_Sept28_PageNo-396	7	257
Passive Resistance	Sept 28 1907	401	1907_Sept28_PageNo-401	7	248
Are Fingerprints the Cause?	Sept 28 1907	403	1907_Sept28_PageNo-403	7	249
Mr. George Godfrey’s Reception	Oct 05 1907	406	1907_Oct05_PageNo-406	7	264
Mr. Neser Answered	Oct 05 1907	411	1907_Oct05_PageNo-411	7	260
Turkish Mahomedans	Oct 05 1907	413	1907_Oct05_PageNo-413	7	264
-Recent the Asiatic Act	Oct 05 1907	413	1907_Oct05_PageNo-413	7	264
Indians at the Cape	Oct 12 1907	416	1907_Oct12_PageNo-416	7	275
Mr. Essop Mia’s Reply	Oct 12 1907	424	1907_Oct12_PageNo-424	7	272
Mr. Ritch’s Services	Oct 19 1907	430	1907_Oct19_PageNo-430	7	293
A Vigorous Denial	Oct 19 1907	434	1907_Oct19_PageNo-434	7	290
The G.O.M.	Oct 26 1907	438	1907_Oct26_PageNo-438	7	305
The Late Mr. Alexander	Oct 26 1907	438	1907_Oct26_PageNo-438	7	304
For Passive Resisters	Oct 26 1907	438	1907_Oct26_PageNo-438	7	304
-The Extracts	Oct 26 1907	438	1907_Oct26_PageNo-438	7	305
Mr. Essop Mia’s Letter	Oct 26 1907	442	1907_Oct26_PageNo-442	7	302
An Appeal to Sir Wm. Wedderburn	Nov 02 1907	454	1907_Nov02_PageNo-454	7	319-323
Mr. Labistour	Nov 09 1907	462	1907_Nov 09_PageNo-462	7	337
Sympathy With Transvaal Indians	Nov 09 1907	465	1907_Nov09_PageNo-465	7	332
An Indignant Protest	Nov 09 1907	468	1907_Nov09_PageNo-468	7	334
The Caxton Hall Meeting	Nov 16 1907	475	1907_Nov16_PageNo-475	7	360
Ram Sundar Pundit	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	353
-The First Test Case	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	353
-Under the New Law	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	353
-Full Report	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov 23_PageNo-485	7	354
-What he Preached	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	354
-Mr. Chamney’s Methods	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	355
-The Defence	Nov 23 1907	485	1907_Nov23_PageNo-485	7	356
-A Mass Meeting	Nov 23 1907	486	1907_Nov23_PageNo-486	7	356
Correspondence	Nov 23 1907	489	1907_Nov23_PageNo-489	7	359
-Ram Sundar Pundit	Nov 23 1907	489	1907_Nov23_PageNo-489	7	359
Indian Pickets Charged	Nov 23 1907	491	1907_Nov23_PageNo-491	7	357
A Valiant Protest	Nov 23 1907	491	1907_Nov23_PageNo-491	7	377
Why we Oppose	Nov 30 1907	495	1907_Nov30_PageNo-495	7	398
Hamidia Islamic Society	Nov 30 1907	508	1907_Nov30_PageNo-508	7	387
-And the All Indian Moslem League	Nov 30 1907	508	1907_Nov30_PageNo-508	7	387
Johannesburg Cab- Regulations	Dec 07 1907	512	1907_Dec07_PageNo-512	7	412
-British Indian Protest	Dec 07 1907	512	1907_Dec07_PageNo-512	7	412
The Soldier’s Petition	Dec 07 1907	515	1907_Dec07_PageNo-515	7	412
An Impressive Ceremony	Dec 07 1907	517	1907_Dec07_PageNo-517	7	396
-Chinese Memorial Service	Dec 07 1907	517	1907_Dec07_PageNo-517	7	396
The Trial	Dec 14 1907	523	1907_Dec14_PageNo-523	7	423
Ram Sundar Pundit’s Release	Dec 21 1907	530	1907_Dec21_PageNo-530	7	439
-Warm Welcome	Dec 21 1907	530	1907_Dec21_PageNo-530	7	439
-Stirring Address	Dec 21 1907	530	1907_Dec21_PageNo-530	7	439
The Recent Prosecutions	Dec 21 1907	536	1907_Dec21_PageNo-536	7	425
C.S.A.R. and Non- Registered Indians	Dec 28 1907	543	1907_Dec28_PageNo-543	7	441,447
-Interesting Correspondence	Dec 28 1907	543	1907_Dec28_PageNo-543	7	441,447
Passive Resister	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	01
-The Ex- Soldiers Case	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	01
-Ordered to Leave Within 14 Days	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	01
-A Soldier of the King	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	01
-The Magistrate’s Comments	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	01
-Came With Lord Roberts	Jan 11 1908	18	1908_Jan11_PageNo-18	8	02
A Reply from Mr. Gandhi	Jan 11 1908	21	1908_Jan11_PageNo-21	8	07
Leaders Imprisoned	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	33
-Mr. Gandhi’s Valediction	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	33
-Proceedings in Court	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	34
-Free Hospitality	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	34
-The String of the Act	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	34
-The Dogs Collar	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	34
-General Smut’s Action	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	35
-“A Struggle for Religious Liberty”	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	35
-A Month Hence	Jan 18 1908	32	1908_Jan18_PageNo-32	8	35
-The Proceedings	Jan 18 1908	33	1908_Jan18_PageNo-33	8	36
Humility	Feb 08 1908	69	1908_Feb 08_PageNo-69	8	58
Voluntary Registration	Feb 08 1908	70	1908_Feb 08_PageNo-70	8	59
Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	Feb 08 1908	72	1908_Feb 08_PageNo-72	8	52
-Playing the Game	Feb 08 1908	72	1908_Feb 08_PageNo-72	8	52
Mr. Gandhi’s Letter to the Press	Feb 15 1908	81	1908_Feb 15_PageNo-81	8	75
A Letter of Thanks	Feb 15 1908	88	1908_Feb 15_PageNo-88	8	45
Mr. Goal Experiences	March 07 1908	112	1908_March07_PageNo-112	8	119
-Classification of Asiatics with Natives	March 07 1908	112	1908_March07_PageNo-112	8	120
-Description of the Cell	March 07 1908	112	1908_March07_PageNo-112	8	120
-The Meals	March 07 1908	112	1908_March07_PageNo-112	8	121
The Late Dr. Pope	March 14 1908	125	1908_March14_PageNo-125	8	136
The Late Sir Lepel Griffin	March 14 1908	126	1908_March14_PageNo-126	8	137
My Goal Experiences	March 21 1908	137	1908_March21_PageNo-138	8	145
-Change in the Diet	March 21 1908	138	1908_March21_PageNo-138	8	145
-A Petition in Prison	March 21 1908	138	1908_March21_PageNo-138	8	145
-A Contrast	March 21 1908	138	1908_March21_PageNo-138	8	146
The Natal Direct- Line Indian Route	April 11 1908	163	1908_April 11_PageNo-163	8	177
The Natal Bills	May 09 1908	199	1908_May 09_PageNo-199	8	221
Voluntary Registration in the Transvaal	May 09 1908	200	1908_May 09_PageNo-200	8	222
The Natal Bills	May 16 1908	207	1908_May 16_PageNo-207	8	236
Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	May 16 1908	211	1908_May 16_PageNo-211	8	234
-The New Natal Bills	May 16 1908	211	1908_May 16_PageNo-211	8	234
Playing Foul	May 30 1908	230	1908_May 30_PageNo-230	8	260
-An Exhibition of Slimness	May 30 1908	230	1908_May 30_PageNo-230	8	261
-Transvaal Government and the Asiatic Act	May 30 1908	230	1908_May 30_PageNo-230	8	260
-Passive Resistance Once More	May 30 1908	230	1908_May 30_PageNo-230	8	263,264
The Registration Act Again	May 30 1908	239	1908_May 30_PageNo-239	8	259
-Pompt Repudiation	May 30 1908	239	1908_May 30_PageNo-239	8	259
Mr. Gandhi’s Address Before the Y.M.C.A.	June 13 1908	258	1908_June 13_PageNo-258	8	24
Transvaal Gold Law	June 20 1908	268	1908_June 20_PageNo-268	8	295
-British Indian Protest	June 20 1908	268	1908_June 20_PageNo-268	8	295
Revival of Passive Resistance	June 27 1908	273	1908_June 27_PageNo-273	8	322
Impossible Terms	June 27 1908	282	1908_June 27_PageNo-282	8	308
General Smuts’ Statement	June 27 1908	282	1908_June 27_PageNo-282	8	309
Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	June 27 1908	282	1908_June 27_PageNo-282	8	310
Was Repeal Promised	July 04 1908	287	1908_July 04_PageNo-287	8	49,101
-Complete Correspondence	July 04 1908	287	1908_July 04_PageNo-287	8	49,101
Immigration Restriction Bill	July 04 1908	288	1908_July 04_PageNo-288	8	231,253,277,290
Johannesburg Mass Meeting	July 04 1908	295	1908_July 04_PageNo-295	8	319
-Mr. Gandhi’s Speech	July 04 1908	295	1908_July 04_PageNo-295	8	319
Mr. Gandhi’s Rejoinder	July 04 1908	295	1908_July 04_PageNo-295	8	339
Mr. Essop Mia’s Affidavit	July 04 1908	296	1908_July 04_PageNo-296	8	313
Mr. Gandhi’s Affidavit	July 11 1908	300	1908_July 11_PageNo-300	8	313
Applicant’s Answering Affidavit	July 11 1908	300	1908_July 11_PageNo-300	8	327,311
Mr. Gandhi Replies	July 11 1908	302	1908_July 11_PageNo-302	8	327
The Proceedings	July 11 1908	302	1908_July 11_PageNo-302	8	333
The Ultimatum	July 11 1908	302	1908_July 11_PageNo-302	8	342
Immigration Restriction Test Case	July 11 1908	304	1908_July 11_PageNo-304	8	341
Mr. Sorabji’s Case	July 11 1908	306	1908_July 11_PageNo-306	8	354
The Transvaal Trouble	July 18 1908	318	1908_July 18_PageNo-318	8	353
-Trading Without Licences	July 18 1908	320	1908_July 18_PageNo-320	8	351
Mr. Sorabji’s Case	July 18 1908	320	1908_July 18_PageNo-320	8	376
-Sentenced to Hard Labour	July 25 1908	330	1908_July 25_PageNo-330	8	376
-Intense Indignation	July 25 1908	330	1908_July 25_PageNo-330	8	376
Notes on the Case	July 25 1908	330	1908_July 25_PageNo-330	8	378
Hawkers Arrested	July 25 1908	331	1908_July 25_PageNo-331	8	379,82,85
-They Go to Goal	July 25 1908	339	1908_July 25_PageNo-339	8	379,82,85
Leaders Imprisoned	July 25 1908	339	1908_July 25_PageNo-339	8	391
-Great Meeting in Johannesburg	Aug 01 1908	343	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-343	8	391
-Store Closed	Aug 01 1908	343	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-343	8	391
- No Hawkers	Aug 01 1908	343	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-343	8	391
Prison Fare	Aug 01 1908	344	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-344	8	397
Havila M. Gandhi Sentenced	Aug 01 1908	347	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-347	8	405
Correspondence	Aug 01 1908	350	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-350	8	396
-The Immigration Question	Aug 01 1908	350	1908_Aug 01_PageNo-350	8	396
Another Arrest Under the Act	Aug 08 1908	355	1908_Aug 08_PageNo-355	8	421
A Johannesburg Case	Aug 08 1908	359	1908_Aug 08_PageNo-359	8	415
The Indian Struggle in the Transvaal	Aug 15 1908	367	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-367	8	434
Broken Promises and Legalised Robbery	Aug 15 1908	372	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-372	8	436
-Mr. Gandhi’s Indictment	Aug 15 1908	372	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-372	8	436
-Fortunately	Aug 15 1908	372	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-372	8	437
-Pure Administration and the Empire’s Peace	Aug 15 1908	372	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-372	8	437
-Decline to Pay	Aug 15 1908	373	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-373	8	438
-Partners in South Africa	Aug 15 1908	373	1908_Aug 15_PageNo-373	8	438
Mr. Gandhi’s Speech	Aug 22 1908	381	1908_Aug 22_PageNo-381	8	456
The Indian Struggle in the Transvaal	Aug 22 1908	384	1908_Aug 22_PageNo-384	8	446
-A Petition to Parliament	Aug 22 1908	384	1908_Aug 22_PageNo-384	8	449
-Mr. Gandhi’s Interviewed	Aug 22 1908	385	1908_Aug 22_PageNo-385	8	468
No Surrender	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-394	8	469
-The Asiatic Attitude	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-394	8	469
-Submission Not Ultimatum	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29 _PageNo-394	8	469
-Passive Resistance to Continue	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-394	8	469
-A Supreme Question	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-394	8	469
-Mr. Gandhi’s Views	Aug 29 1908	394	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-394	8	470
-Mr. Gandhi and the “Mail”	Aug 29 1908	395	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-395	8	477
Another Mass Meeting	Aug 29 1908	399	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-399	8	473
-More Certificates Burnt	Aug 29 1908	399	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-399	8	473
-To-Day’s Position Outlined	Aug 29 1908	399	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-399	8	473
A Tactless Prosecution	Aug 29 1908	400	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-400	8	479
What is an Ultimatum?	Aug 29 1908	400	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-400	8	462
-The Historic Letter	Aug 29 1908	400	1908_Aug 29_PageNo-400	8	462
The G.O.M.’s Birthday	Sept 05 1908	405	1908_Sept 05_PageNo-405	9	10
Asiatics Registration Amendment	Sept 05 1908	406	1908_Sept 05_PageNo 406	8	544
Mr. Gandhi’s Speech	Sept 12 1908	429	1908_Sept 12 _PageNo-429	8	473
Violence Also?	Sept 12 1908	431	1908_Sept 12_PageNo 431	8	483
Mr. Essop Mia and His Successor	Sept 19 1908	433	Sept 19_1908_PageNo 433	9	55
The Resolutions	Sept 19 1908	435	Sept 19_1908_PageNo 435	9	32
Transvaal Indians’ Petition to the Imperial Government	Sept 19 1908	436	Sept 19_1908_PageNo 436	9	18
-Preliminary	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	18
-Hasty Legislation	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	18
-The Act Generally Acceptable	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	19
-Finger Prints	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	19
-On Repeal of Act of 1907	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	20
-Promise of Repeal	Sept 19 1908	436	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 436	9	20
-Retention of Act Unnecessary	Sept 19 1908	437	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 437	9	23
-Status of Educated Indians	Sept 19 1908	438	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 438	9	25
-Passive Resistance	Sept 19 1908	439	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 439	9	27
-Conclusion	Sept 19 1908	439	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 439	9	29
Mr. P. Duncan on the Colour Question	Sept 19 1908	441	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 441	9	551
The Soldiers’ Petition	Sept 19 1908	442	1908 _Sept 19_PageNo 442	9	37
Notes on the Transvaal Struggle	Sept 19 1908	444	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 444	9	39
-“The Deportation Farce”	Sept 19 1908	446	1908_Sept 19_PageNo 446	9	30
Life in Boksburg Gaol	Sept 26 1908	450	1908_Sept 26_PageNo 450	9	57
-How an Indian was Treated	Sept 26 1908	450	1908_Sept 26_PageNo 450	9	57
-Serious Allegations	Sept 26 1908	450	1908_Sept 26_PageNo 450	9	57
Mr. Gandhi’s Reply	Sept 26 1908	453	1908 _Sept 26_PageNo 453	9	50
A Solution Possible	Sept 26 1908	453	1908_Sept 26_PageNo 453	9	54
Should Indians be Starved into Submission?	Oct 03 1908	466	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 466	9	49
-The Prison Dietary Again	Oct 03 1908	466	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 466	9	49,53,61,73,71
Shocking Allegations	Oct 03 1908	468	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 468	9	70
-Need for Inquiry	Oct 03 1908	468	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 468	9	70
-Affidavit	Oct 03 1908	468	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 468	9	75
Should Indians be Starved into Submission?	Oct 10 1908	478	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 466	9	74
-Further Correspondence	Oct 10 1908	478	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 466	9	74
Volkrust Again	Oct 17 1908	502	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 468	9	101,103
-Mr. Gandhi Sentenced	Oct 17 1908	502	1908_Oct 03_PageNo 468	9	101,103
Pickets Arrested	Dec 26 1908	638	1908_Dec 26_PageNo 638	9	111
-Leaders Before the Court	Dec 26 1908	638	1908_Dec 26_PageNo 638	9	111
A New Phase	Jan 23 1909	45	1909_Jan 23_PageNo 45	9	155
-A Letter to the Press	Jan 23 1909	45	1909Jan 23_PageNo 45	9	153
-Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	Jan 23 1909	46	1909_Jan 23 _PageNo 46	9	156
British Indians in Canada	Jan 23 1909	46	1909_Jan 23_PageNo 46	9	157
Mr. Aswat Falls into Line	Jan 30 1909	52	1909_Jan 30_PageNo 52	9	166-67
Thanks to Sir Charles Bruce	Feb 06 1909	60	1909_Feb 06_PageNo 60	9	169
The Struggle	Feb 20 1909	81	1909_Feb 20_PageNo 81	9	192
The Constitution	Feb 20 1909	82	1909_Feb 20_PageNo 82	9	193
Mr. Gandhi Goes to Gaol	Feb 27 1909	95	1909_Feb 27_PageNo 95	9	197
Message to the Madrassis	March06 1909	108	1909_March06_PageNo 108	9	199
Indians and Alcohol	April 10 1909	160	1909_April 10_PageNo 160	9	210,212
At Pretoria	May 29 1909	235	1909_May 29_PageNo 235	9	216,217
At Park Station	May 29 1909	235	1909_May 29_PageNo 235	9	220
What the “Pretoria News” Says	May 29 1909	236	1909_May 29_PageNo 236	9	217
Mr. Gandhi’s Experiences	June 05 1909	247	1909_June 05_PageNo 247	9	221,224
Deputation Mass Meeting	June 19 1909	270	1909_June 19_PageNo 270	9	252,253
-Important Resolutions	June 19 1909	270	1909_June 19 _PageNo 270	9	254
Foul Play	June 19 1909	271	1909_June 19_PageNo 271	9	251,252
Mr. Polak and His Work	July 03 1909	295	1909_July 03_PageNo 295	9	274,275
Interviewed by Reuter	Aug 07 1909	341	1909_Aug 07_PageNo 341	9	280,281
Mr. Gandhi Corrects “South Africa”	Aug 21 1909	369	1909_Aug 21_PageNo 369	9	306
A Timely Letter	Sept 04 1909	382	1909_Sept 04_PageNo 382	9	327,328
“South Africa” Again Corrected	Oct 16 1909	454	1909_Oct 16_PageNo 454	9	483,484
News from London	Nov 13 1909	495	1909_Nov 13_PageNo 495	9	527
A Joint Movement in London	Dec 04 1909	519	1909_Dec 04_PageNo 519	9	511
Message from the Delegates at Capetown	Dec 04 1909	519	1909_Dec 04_PageNo 519	10	83
Deputation Arrives at Johannesburg	Dec 04 1909	522	1909_Dec 04_PageNo 522	10	86,87
Transvaal Indian Deputation in England	Dec 11 1909	526	1909_Dec 11_PageNo 526	9	539,543
Johannesburg Mass Meeting	Dec 11 1909	531	1909_Dec 11_PageNo 531	10	90,92
-Resolutions	Dec 11 1909	531	1909_Dec 11_PageNo 531	10	94,95
The Transvaal Struggle	Dec 11 1909	532	1909_Dec 11_PageNo 532	9	519,520
Mr. Gandhi Interviewed at Capetown	Dec 11 1909	534	1909_Dec 11_PageNo 534	10	90
Coloured People in the Transvaal Trains	Jan 01 1910	07	1910 _Jan 01_PageNo 07	10	104
Liberty	Jan 08 1910	11	1910_Jan 08_PageNo 11	10	121
Natal Licences Regulations	Jan 08 1910	11	1910 _Jan 08_PageNo 11	10	122
The Transvaal Railway Regulations	Jan 08 1910	11	1910_Jan 08_PageNo 11	10	122,123
The C.S.A.R. Regulations	Jan 08 1910	15	1910 _Jan 08_PageNo 15	10	114,115
A Brilliant Function in Johannesburg	Jan 15 1910	19	1910_Jan 15_PageNo 19	10	119,120
The Royeppen Banquet	Jan 15 1910	22	1910_Jan 15_PageNo 22	10	128
Ethics of Hawking	Jan 15 1910	22	1910_Jan 15_PageNo 22	10	128,130
Recent Discharges	Jan 22 1910	29	1910_Jan 22_PageNo 29	10	133,134
Mr. Nanalal Shah’s Services	Jan 29 1910	37	1910 _Jan 29_PageNo 37	10	141
To Passive Resisters	Jan 29 1910	37	1910 _Jan 29_PageNo 37	10	142
The Question of Railway- Travelling on the C.S.A.R.	Jan 29 1910	38	1910 _Jan 29_PageNo 38	10	135,136
Transvaal Notes	Jan 29 1910	38	1910_Jan 29_PageNo 38	10	136,137
The Aga Khan and Passive Resistance	Feb 05 1910	45	1910 _Feb 05_PageNo 45	10	145,146
The Passive Resister’s Goal	Feb 12 1910	52	1910_Feb 12_PageNo 52	9	471
Railway Traveling Difficulties	Feb 12 1910	56	1910 _Feb 12_PageNo 56	10	145
Mr. Doke	Feb 19 1910	61	1910_Feb 19_PageNo 61	10	157
Mr. Rustomjee	Feb 19 1910	61	1910 _Feb 19_PageNo 61	10	157,158
Imam Saheb	Feb 19 1910	61	1910_Feb 19_PageNo 61	10	158
Honour to Mr. Doke	Feb 19 1910	65	1910 _Feb 19_PageNo 65	10	154
Starvation of Passive Resisters	Feb 26 1910	70	1910 _Feb 26 _PageNo 70	10	163,164
The Natal Indian Congress	Feb 26 1910	70	1910 _Feb 26 _PageNo 70	10	164
Indian Education	Feb 26 1910	70	1910 _Feb 26_PageNo 70	10	164
The Cape Coloured People	Feb 26 1910	70	1910 _Feb 26 _PageNo 70	10	165
The Indian Council and Indentured Labour	March05 1910	77	1910 _March05_PageNo 77	10	170,171
The Johannesburg Municipality & Coloured People	March05 1910	77	1910 _March05_PageNo 77	10	171,172
Treatment of Passive Resistance Prisoners	March05 1910	77	1910 _March05_PageNo 77	10	160,162
Mr. Thatham on Indentured Indians	March12 1910	87	1910 _March12_PageNo 87	10	177,178
More Crusaders	March19 1910	95	1910 _March19_PageNo 95	10	186
Indian Voters at the Cape	March19 1910	95	1910 _March19_PageNo 95	10	186,187
Transvaal Notes	March19 1910	99	1910 _March19_PageNo 99	10	185
Deportations	March26 1910	103	1910 _March26_PageNo 103	10	194,195
Krugersdorp Location Committee	March26 1910	103	1910 _March26_PageNo 103	10	195
Passive Resisters and Their Treatment	March26 1910	104	1910 _March26_PageNo 104	10	190,192
The Lourenco Marques Incident	March26 1910	107	1910 _March26_PageNo 107	10	187
The Publication of “Indian Home Rule”	April 02 1910	110	1910 _April 02_PageNo 110	10	188,190
War Against Colour	April 02 1910	111	1910 _April 02_PageNo 111	10	200
Further Correspondence	April 09 1910	119	1910 _April 09_PageNo 119	10	211
Railway Traveling in the Transvaal	April 09 1910	122	1910 _April 09_PageNo 122	10	199,210
Transvaal Notes	April 09 1910	122	1910 _April 09_PageNo 122	10	207
Further Correspondence	April 16 1910	126	1910 _April 16_PageNo 126	10	217
Tamil Sacrifice	April 16 1910	127	1910 _April 16_PageNo 127	10	220
The Late Mr. Woodhead	April 16 1910	127	1910 _April 16_PageNo 127	10	220,221
Transvaal Notes	April 16 1910	130	1910 _April 16_PageNo 130	10	211-12
Those Deportations	April 23 1910	135	1910 _April 23_PageNo 135	10	224,225
Transvaal Notes	April 23 1910	137	1910 _April 23_PageNo 137	10	219,224
Their Condition Described by Messrs. Sorabji and Medh	April 30 1910	141	1910 _April 30_PageNo 141	10	234,236
Notable Discharges	April 30 1910	143	1910 _April 30_PageNo 143	10	237
The Pretoria Municipality	April 30 1910	143	1910 _April 30_PageNo 143	10	237
The ₤3 Tax Again	April 30 1910	143	1910 _April 30_PageNo 143	10	238
Indians on Sidewalks	April 30 1910	146	1910 _April 30_PageNo 146	10	229
The Supreme Court Case	May 07 1910	151	1910 _May 07_PageNo 151	10	242
Mr. Royeppen and His Friend	May 07 1910	151	1910 _May 07 _PageNo 151	10	244
Our Publications	May 07 1910	151	1910_May 07_PageNo 151	10	245
Transvaal Notes	May 07 1910	156	1910_May 07_PageNo 156	10	242
Railway Traveling in the Transvaal	May 14 1910	163	1910_May14_PageNo 163	10	240
The Returned Deportes	May 21 1910	167	1910_May 21_PageNo 167	10	255
Mr. Gandhi Reply	May 21 1910	169	1910_May 21_PageNo 169	10	246,250
Criminal Neglect	May 28 1910	177	1910_May 28_PageNo 177	10	258,259
German East Africa Lines Steamers	May 28 1910	177	1910_May 28_PageNo 177	10	259
Mr. Royeppen	May 28 1910	177	1910_May 28_PageNo 177	10	259
More Discharges	May 28 1910	178	1910_May 28_PageNo 178	10	260
For Colonial-Born Indians	May 28 1910	178	1910_May 28_PageNo 178	10	260,261
Mr. Bhayat	June 04 1910	185	1910_June 04_PageNo 185	10	264
Mr. Sorabji’s Re-Arrest	June 04 1910	185	1910_June 04_PageNo 185	10	264,265
Position of British Indians	June 11 1910	191	1910_June 11_PageNo 191	10	263
Mr. Kallenbach’s Offer	June 11 1910	193	1910_June 11_PageNo 193	10	269
Lashes!	June 11 1910	193	1910_June 11_PageNo 193	10	269,270
To Indigent Families of Passive Resisters	June 11 1910	193	1910_June 11_PageNo 193	10	262
Mr. Shelat’s Treatment	June 11 1910	196	1910_June 11_PageNo 196	10	268
Passive Resisters	June 18 1910	201	1910_June 18_PageNo 201	10	274
Indians Under the Union	June 25 1910	209	1910_June 25_PageNo 209	10	277,278
Transvaal Indians and the Governor General	July 09 1910	229	1910_July 09_PageNo 229	10	286,287
Transvaal Deportees	July 16 1910	233	1910_July 16_PageNo 233	10	292
Licensing Law	July 16 1910	233	1910_July 16_PageNo 233	10	292
Transvaal Notes	July 16 1910	236	1910_July 16_PageNo 236	10	287
Another Breach of Faith!	July 30 1910	249	1910_July 30_PageNo 249	10	298,299
Prison Treatment	July 30 1910	249	1910_July 30_PageNo 249	10	299
Transvaal Indians in the House of Lords	Aug 06 1910	257	1910_Aug 06_PageNo 257	10	301,302
An Interesting Group	Aug 06 1910	257	1910_Aug 06_PageNo 257	10	303
Mr. Gandhi Replies	Aug 06 1910	259	1910_Aug 06_PageNo 259	10	300,301
Mr. Ritch’s Departure Postponed	Aug 13 1910	265	1910_Aug 13_PageNo 265	10	305
Indians Under the Union	Aug 13 1910	265	1910_Aug 13_PageNo 265	10	305,306
“Asiatic Exaggeration?”	Aug 13 1910	267	1910_Aug 13_PageNo 267	10	304
The Grand Old Man of India	Sept 03 1910	287	1910_Sept 03_PageNo 287	10	313
Long Live the Grand Old Man	Sept 03 1910	289	1910_Sept 03_PageNo 289	10	314
Great London Meeting	Sept 03 1910	289	1910_Sept 03_PageNo 289	10	314,315
Indentured Labour	Sept 03 1910	289	1910_Sept 03_PageNo 289	10	315
A Reproach	Sept 03 1910	289	1910_Sept 03_PageNo 289	10	315,316
Mr. Chhotabhai’s Case	Sept 10 1910	297	1910_Sept 10_PageNo 297	10	319
Messrs. Ritch and Polak	Sept 10 1910	298	1910_Sept 10_PageNo 298	10	320
A Prayer to the King Emperor	Sept 17 1910	305	1910_Sept 17_PageNo 305	10	323
The Deportees at Cape Town	Oct 15 1910	339	1910_Oct 15_PageNo 339	10	328
Transvaal Notes	Oct 15 1910	343	1910_Oct 15 _PageNo 343	10	331,332
The Deportees Return	Oct 29 1910	360	1910_Oct 29 _PageNo 360	10	340,341
Proposed New Immigration Bill	Nov 05 1910	365	1910_Nov 05_PageNo 365	10	344,345
Mrs. Sodha Arrested	Nov 12 1910	374	1910_Nov 12_PageNo 374	10	347
Telegraphic Amenities	Nov 19 1910	384	1910_Nov 19_PageNo 384	10	349,350
No Addresses Presented Loyal	Dec 03 1910	399	1910_Dec 03_PageNo 399	10	363,364
Treatment of Indian Prisoners Geetings and Welcome	Dec 03 1910	400	1910_Dec 03_PageNo 400	10	368,369
-The Royal Visit	Dec 03 1910	401	1910_Dec 03_PageNo 401	10	378
Transvaal Notes	Jan 21 1911	28	1911_Jan21_PageNo 28	10	400
A Breach of Faith?	Feb 25 1911	79	1911_Feb 25_PageNo 79	10	408
-The New Railway Regulations	Feb 25 1911	79	1911_Feb 25_PageNo 79	10	408
New Immigration Bill	March041911	87	1911_March04_PageNo 87	10	409
Transvaal Notes	March111911	95	1911_March11_PageNo 95	10	420
British Indian Association’s Action	March181911	102	1911_March18_PageNo 102	10	103
The Immigration Bill	March181911	103	1911_March18_PageNo 103	10	470
Text of Natal Petition	March181911	105	1911_March18 _PageNo 105	10	441
A Sinister Move	March251911	113	1911_March25_PageNo 113	10	467
The Effect of Free State Opposition to Immigration Bill	March251911	113	1911_March251911_PageNo 113	10	467,476, 477
Resolutions	April 01 1911	126	1911_April01_PageNo 126	10	492
- Further Correspondence	April 08 1911	143	1911_April 08_PageNo 143	10	487,497
- Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	April 08 1911	144	1911_April 08_PageNo 144	10	498
- European Committee Act	April 15 1911	145	1911_April 15_PageNo 145	10	485
The Immigration Bill	April 15 1911	153	1911_April15_PageNo 153	11	10
-Mr. Gandhi’s Proposals	April 15 1911	153	1911_April15_PageNo 153	11	10
-General Indian Views	April 29 1911	153	1911_April29_PageNo 153	11	15
The End of the Struggle in Sight	April 29 1911	171	1911_April29_PageNo 171	11	36,38
Negotiations Between General Smut and Mr. Gandhi	April 29 1911	171	1911_April29_PageNo 171	11	36,38
Transvaal Notes	May 06 1911 May 06 1911	187	1911_May 06_PageNo 187	11	56
Mr. Chotabhai’s Gift	May 13 1911	193	1911_May13_PageNo 193	11	69
Transvaal Notes	May 13 1911	197	1911_May13_PageNo 197	11	61
Natal Indians’ Petition	May 20 1911	199	1911_May20_PageNo 199	11	70
-Imperial Government Informed of True Position	May 20 1911	199	1911_May20_PageNo 199	11	70
A Worthy Object	May 20 1911	201	1911_May20_PageNo 201	11	83
A Licensing Scandal	May 20 1911	201	1911_May20_PageNo 201	11	83
The Settlement Completed	May 27 1911	207	1911_May27_PageNo 207	11	49,59,76,79,85
-Final Correspondence Between the Minister and Mr. Gandhi	May 27 1911	207	1911_May 27_PageNo 207	11	49,59,76, 79,85
For Passive Resisters	May 27 1911	211	1911_May27_PageNo 211	11	90
At Last!	May 27 1911	211	1911_May 27_PageNo 211	11	90
Notice	May 27 1911	214	1911_May 27_PageNo 214	11	87
British Indian Association	June 03 1911	214	1911_June03_PageNo 214	11	87
Krugerdorp Agitators	June 10 1911	219	June 10 1911 _PageNo 219	11	97
Encircled	June 17 1911	229	June 17 1911 _PageNo 229	11	106
The Address to Mr. Hosken	June 17 1911	236	June 17 1911 _PageNo 236	11	105
The Banquet	June 17 1911	238	June 17 1911 _PageNo 238	11	110
The Coronation	July 08 1911	237	July 08 1911_PageNo 237	11	111
Indian Wives	July 08 1911	266	July 08 1911_PageNo 266	11	120
Reception to Mr. Kallenback	Aug 05 1911	301	Aug 05 1911_PageNo 301	11	131,132
-A Hearty Send-Off from Johannesburg	Aug 05 1911	301	Aug 05 1911_PageNo 301	11	132,134
Mr. KAllenbach	Aug 05 1911	303	Aug 05 1911_PageNo 303	11	136
Lawyer’s in Council	Aug 12 1911	303	Aug 12 1911_PageNo 303	11	137
Indians Support Mr. Ritch	Aug 19 1911	319	Aug 19 1911_PageNo 319	11	143
An Important Decision	Aug 19 1911	321	Aug 19 1911_PageNo 321	11	144
An Educational Scandal	Aug 19 1911	321	Aug 19 1911_PageNo 321	11	145
For Indian Parents	Aug 19 1911	321	Aug 19 1911_PageNo 321	11	146
Germiston Indians	Sept 23 1911	365	Sept 23 1911 _PageNo 365	11	158
A Shocking Case	Sept 23 1911	365	Sept 23 1911 _PageNo 365	11	159
Mr. Gandhi and the Indian National Congress	Sept 30 1911	379	Sept 30 1911_PageNo 379	11	162
“Wasted Away to a Shadow”	Oct 07 1911	383	Oct 07 1911_PageNo 383	11	164
The Immigration Case	Oct 14 1911	393	Oct 14 1911_PageNo 393	11	167
Mr. & Mrs. Polak	Oct 28 1911	409	Oct 28 1911_PageNo 409	11	173
A Fruit of Passive Resistance	Oct 28 1911	410	Oct 28 1911_PageNo 410	11	173
The £3 Tax	Nov 11 1911	426	Nov 11 1911_PageNo 426	11	179
A Breach of Faith	Nov 18 1911	433	Nov 18 1911_PageNo 433	11	186
Indian Women’s Association Bazaar	Nov 25 1911	441	Nov 25 1911_PageNo 441	11	184
-A Brilliant Assembly of Friends and Workers	Nov 25 1911	441	Nov 25 1911_PageNo 441	11	184
An Unfortunate Answer	Nov 25 1911	443	Nov 25 1911_PageNo 443	11	187
An Attack on Asiatic Morals	Dec 02 1911	453	Dec 02 1911_PageNo 453	11	192
Mixed Schools and Morals	Dec 09 1911	461	Dec 09 1911_PageNo 461	11	196
The Iniquitous Tax	Dec 16 1911	471	Dec 16 1911_PageNo 471	11	199
What to Expect from the Imperial Government	Dec 23 1911	481	Dec 23 1911 _PageNo 481	11	200
A Shameful Act	Dec 30 1911	491	Dec 30 1911 _PageNo 491	11	203
The New Year	Dec 30 1911	491	Dec 30 1911 _PageNo 491	11	204
Famine	Jan 06 1912	03	Jan 06 1912 _PageNo 03	11	206
Mr. Polak at the National Congress	Jan 06 1912	03	Jan 06 1912 _PageNo 03	11	207
Joyful News	Jan 06 1912	03	Jan 06 1912 _PageNo 03	11	207
Smallpox in Johannesburg	Jan 13 1912	10	Jan 13 1912 _PageNo 10	11	209
The Plague	Jan 20 1912	21	Jan 20 1912 _PageNo 21	11	212
Mr. Gandhi Interviewed	Jan 27 1912	34	Jan 27 1912 _PageNo 34	11	210,212
The New Immigration Bill	Feb 03 1912	39	Feb 03 1912 _PageNo 39	11	219,219
Late Mr. Abdoolla Hajee Adam	Feb 03 1912	40	Feb 03 1912 _PageNo 40	11	219,220
The Immigration Bill	Feb 10 1912	47	Feb 10 1912 _PageNo 47	11	228,229
The £ 3 Tax	Feb 17 1912	55	Feb 17 1912 _PageNo 55	11	235,237
The Resolution	Feb 17 1912	58	Feb 17 1912 _PageNo 58	11	226,227
Misrepresentation	March09 1912	83	March09 1912 _PageNo 83	11	242
The Indenture Resolution	March16 1912	91	March16 1912 _PageNo 91	11	246
Mr. Ruthnum Pather	March16 1912	91	March16 1912 _PageNo 91	11	246,247
A Public Letter to Mr. Ratan Tata of Bombay	April 06 1912	115	April 06 1912 _PageNo 115	11	248-253
Locations and Disease	April 06 1912	117	April 06 1912 _PageNo 117	11	224-226
Colour Bar in Sports	May 04 1912	155	May 04 1912 _PageNo 155	11	261-262
What is a Wife?	May 11 1912	159	May 11 1912 _PageNo 159	11	262
The Johannesburg School	May 18 1912	167	May 18 1912 _PageNo 167	11	263
Indian Education in Natal	May 25 1912	175	May 25 1912 _PageNo 175	11	264
“An Unfortunate Case”	June 01 1912	183	June 01 1912 _PageNo 183	11	267-269
The Health of Indentured Indians	June 22 1912	209	June 22 1912 _PageNo 209	11	269-270
Mrs. Vogl’s Bazaar	June 22 1912	209	June 22 1912 _PageNo 209	11	270
Dr. Murison’s Charge	July 13 1912	237	July 13 1912 _PageNo 237	11	276-277
The New Broom	July 13 1912	237	July 13 1912 _PageNo 237	11	237-238
Indian Interpreters	July 13 1912	238	July 13 1912 _PageNo 238	11	279-280
More of the New Broom	July 20 1912	245	July 20 1912 _PageNo 245	11	281
Dr. Murison’s Letter	July 20 1912	245	July 20 1912 _PageNo 245	11	2
The Settlement Prolonged	July 27 1912	253	July 27 1912 _PageNo 253	11	286-287
The Germiston Indians	July 27 1912	253	July 27 1912 _PageNo 253	11	287
The Boksburg Case	July 27 1912	253	July 27 1912 _PageNo 253	11	288-289
Out in the Street	Aug 03 1912	262	Aug 03 1912 _PageNo 262	11	284
The Germiston Indian Location Site	Aug 03 1912	263	Aug 03 1912 _PageNo 263	11	293-294
Mr. Tata’s Munificence	Aug 10 1912	269	Aug 10 1912 _PageNo 269	11	299
The Sheriff’s Meeting	Aug 10 1912	269	Aug 10 1912 _PageNo 269	11	299-300
Invalid Regulations	Aug 10 1912	269	Aug 10 1912 _PageNo 269	11	300
Small-Pox in Johannesburg	Aug 17 1912	277	Aug 17 1912 _PageNo 277	11	304
A Splendid Record	Aug 24 1912	283	Aug 24 1912 _PageNo 283	11	307-310
Death of Mr. A.O. Hume	Aug 31 1912	291	Aug 31 1912 _PageNo 291	11	313
Railway Travelling in The Transvaal	Aug 31 1912	293	Aug 31 1912 _PageNo 293	11	314
A Distinct Hardship	Aug 31 1912	293	Aug 31 1912 _PageNo 293	11	314-315
Preparation to Honour Mr. Gokhale	Aug 31 1912	294	Aug 31 1912 _PageNo 294	11	310
-Meeting at Johannesburg	Aug 31 1912	294	Aug 31 1912 _PageNo 294	11	312
Mr. and Mrs. Polak	Sept 07 1912	301	Sept 07 1912 _PageNo 301	11	317-318
His Highness the Aga Khan	Sept 07 1912	301	Sept 07 1912 _PageNo 301	11	318
Thou, too, Brutus!	Sept 07 1912	301	Sept 07 1912 _PageNo 301	11	319-320
Ourselves	Sept 14 1912	309	Sept 14 1912 _PageNo 309	11	325-326
Proposed Indian School at Johannesburg	Sept 14 1912	309	Sept 14 1912 _PageNo 309	11	327
More Official Illegality	Sept 14 1912	309	Sept 14 1912 _PageNo 309	11	328-329
The Phoenix Trust	Sept 14 1912	310	Sept 14 1912 _PageNo 310	11	320-325
Immigration Authorities Again Censured	Sept 28 1912	325	Sept 28 1912 _PageNo 325	11	331-332
Hon. Mr. Gokhale’s Visit	Oct 05 1912	334	Oct 05 1912 _PageNo 334	11	332-333
Mr. Gokhale’s Visit	Oct 19 1912	352	Oct 19 1912 _PageNo 352	11	334-335
Reuter’s Report	Oct 26 1912	355	Oct 26 1912 _PageNo 355	11	335
A Sacred Name	Nov 02 1912	367	Nov 02 1912 _PageNo 367	11	336-337
Sir William Beaumont	Nov 16 1912	385	Nov 16 1912 _PageNo 385	11	346
Other Speeches	Nov 23 1912	397	Nov 23 1912 _PageNo 397	11	348
Mr. Gokhale Interviewed	Nov 23 1912	401	Nov 23 1912 _PageNo 401	11	342-344
The Banquet	Dec 07 1912	412	Dec 07 1912 _PageNo 412	11	350
Education in Vernaculars	Dec 07 1912	413	Dec 07 1912 _PageNo 413	11	413
A Catastrophe	Dec 28 1912	439	Dec 28 1912 _PageNo 439	11	361
Mr. Gokhale at the National Congress	Jan 04 1913	03	Jan 04 1913 _PageNo 03	11	421-422
Does It Mean Passive Resistance?	Jan 18 1913	15	Jan 18 1913 _PageNo 15	11	438
The Indenture System	Jan 18 1913	15	Jan 18 1913 _PageNo 15	11	438
Indian Education	Jan 18 1913	15	Jan 18 1913 _PageNo 15	11	439
England’s Biggest Customer	Jan 18 1913	16	Jan 18 1913 _PageNo 16	11	440
None Too Soon	Jan 25 1913	21	Jan 25 1913 _PageNo 21	11	443
The Licensing Question	Jan 25 1913	21	Jan 25 1913 _PageNo 21	11	443-444
The Indian Women’s Bazaar	Jan 25 1913	22	Jan 25 1913 _PageNo 22	11	445
A Correction	Feb 01 1913	27	Feb 01 1913 _PageNo 27	11	450-451
Hertzogism	Feb 01 1913	28	Feb 01 1913 _PageNo 28	11	451-452
Welcome	March08 1913	57	March08 1913 _PageNo 57	11	477
The Question of Visiting Passes	March15 1913	62	March15 1913 _PageNo 62	11	476-477
A Public Example	March15 1913	63	March15 1913 _PageNo 63	11	488
Lord Ampthill’s Advocacy	March22 1913	69	March22 1913 _PageNo 69	11	495
Hindus and Mahomedans Beware	March22 1913	69	March22 1913 _PageNo 69	11	496
The Marriage Question	March29 1913	75	March29 1913 _PageNo 75	11	504-505
The Storm-Signal	April 05 1913	81	April 05 1913 _PageNo 81	12	03-04
The New Bill	April 12 1913	87	April 12 1913 _PageNo 87	12	13-14
The Marriage Imbroglio	April 12 1913	87	April 12 1913 _PageNo 87	12	14
Its Effect	April 12 1913	89	April 12 1913 _PageNo 89	12	16-17
The New Bill and the Old	April 12 1913	89	April 12 1913 _PageNo 89	12	17-18
The Immigration Bill	April 19 1913	93	April 19 1913 _PageNo 93	12	32
Lord Ampthill’s Committee	April 19 1913	93	April 19 1913 _PageNo 93	12	33-34
Natal Indians, Beware!	April 19 1913	94	April 19 1913 _PageNo 94	12	34
Correspondence With the Government	April 19 1913	95	April 19 1913 _PageNo 95	12	26-27
£3 Tax Disappointment	April 26 1913	99	April 26 1913 _PageNo 99	12	42-43
That Bill	April 26 1913	99	April 26 1913 _PageNo 99	12	43-44
The Bill	May 03 1913	105	May 03 1913 _PageNo 105	12	57-58
Indian Women as Passive Resisters	May 10 1913	109	May 10 1913 _PageNo 109	12	65-66
The Women’s Resolution	May 10 1913	111	May 10 1913 _PageNo 111	12	66
The Second Reading (Contd)	May 17 1913	118	May 17 1913 _PageNo 118	12	71-72
The Bill	May 24 1913	123	May 24 1913 _PageNo 123	12	78-79
The Outlook	May 31 1913	129	May 31 1913 _PageNo 129	12	94-95
Munien’s Case	May 31 1913	129	May 31 1913 _PageNo 129	12	96
The Bill	June 07 1913	137	June 07 1913 _PageNo 137	12	101-102
The Bill	June 14 1913	145	June 14 1913 _PageNo 145	12	108-110
An Effect of the New Act	Aug 16 1913	199	Aug 16 1913_PageNo 199	12	162
The Late Sir Adamjee Peerbhai	Aug 16 1913	199	Aug 16 1913_PageNo 199	12	162
Mr. Cachalia’s Letter	Sept 20 1913	233	Sept 20 1913 _PageNo 233	12	192-195
How to Do It?	Sept 20 1913	233	Sept 20 1913 _PageNo 233	12	195-196
The Resisters at Volksrust	Sept 24 1913	237	Sept 24 1913 _PageNo 237	12	202-203
The Late Mr. Hoosen Dawad	Sept 24 1913	239	Sept 24 1913 _PageNo 239	12	204
The ₤3 Tax	Sept 24 1913	240	Sept 24 1913 _PageNo 240	12	204-206
What Appeal Boards Stand for	Sept 24 1913	240	Sept 24 1913 _PageNo 240	12	204-206
The Late Mr. Haji Hoosen Dawad Mahomed	Oct 01 1913	242	Oct 01 1913_PageNo 242	12	222-224
The Marriage Question	Oct 01 1913	243	Oct 01 1913_PageNo 243	12	224-227
Indian Travellers’ Difficulties	Oct 08 1913	251	Oct 08 1913_PageNo 251	12	211-212
Patidar Support	Oct 15 1913	257	Oct 15 1913_PageNo 257	12	237
An Official Statement	Oct 15 1913	258	Oct 15 1913_PageNo 258	12	239-241
News of the Struggle	Oct 22 1913	262	Oct 22 1913_PageNo 262	12	238-239
Further Correspondence With the Government	Oct 29 1913	267	Oct 29 1913_PageNo 267	12	201-202
General Smuts and the ₤3 Tax	Nov 05 1913	271	Nov 05 1913_PageNo 271	12	252
Mr. Gandhi’s Telegram	Nov 05 1913	272	Nov 05 1913_PageNo 272	12	254-255
Sir Thos. Watt’s Speech	Nov 05 1913	275	Nov 05 1913_PageNo 275	12	256
A Week of Excitement	Nov 12 1913	277	Nov 12 1913_PageNo 277	12	256
Ready to Cross the Border	Nov 12 1913	277	Nov 12 1913_PageNo 277	12	257
Mr. Gandhi Arrested	Nov 12 1913	278	Nov 12 1913_PageNo 278	12	258,260
Mr. Gandhi Sentenced	Nov 19 1913	287	Nov 19 1913_PageNo 287	12	263-265
Mr. Polak Sentenced	Nov 26 1913	290	Nov 26 1913_PageNo 290	12	268-269
Meeting at Maritzburg	Dec 17 1913	S (1)	Dec 17 1913_PageNo S (1)	12	302
The Release of the Leaders	Dec 24 1913	317	Dec 24 1913_PageNo 317	12	272
A Letter From the Leaders	Jan 28 1914	39	Jan 28 1914 _PageNo 39	12	337
The Immigration Act	Feb 11 1914	57	Feb 11 1914 _PageNo 57	12	342-344
In Memoriam	Feb 25 1914	71	Feb 25 1914 _PageNo 71	12	357
Untimely Death of a Young Passive Resisters	Feb 25 1914	71	Feb 25 1914 _PageNo 71	12	357
A Marriage Proclamation	April 08 1914	119	April 08 1914 _PageNo 119	12	402-403
The Late Mrs. Mayo	May 20 1914	159	May 20 1914 _PageNo 159	12	415-416
Indian Grievances	June 10 1914	177	June 10 1914 _PageNo 177	12	424
A Historic Debate	June 17 1914	183	June 17 1914 _PageNo 183	12	431-432
The Late Sir David Hunter	June 24 1914	189	June 24 1914 _PageNo 189	12	434
The End	July 08 1914	201	July 08 1914_PageNo 201	12	447-448
Farwell to Mr. an Mrs. Gandhi	July 15 1914	205	July 15 1914_PageNo 205	12	444-447
The Legal Position	July 22 1914	213	July 22 1914_PageNo 213	12	498-501
Durban Banquet Speeches	July 22 1914	215	July 22 1914_PageNo 215	12	463-465
Farewell Letter	July 29 1914	217	July 29 1914_PageNo 217	12	500-503
Mr. Gandhi’s Farewell to Pretoria	July 29 1914	218	July 29 1914_PageNo 218	12	459-460
The Inscriptions	July 29 1914	222	July 29 1914_PageNo 222	12	486-487
Transvaal Indian Women and Mr. Gandhi	Aug 05 1914	225	Aug 05 1914_PageNo 225	12	488
Mr. Gandhi on Sports	Sept 02 1914	247	Sept 02 1914 _PageNo 247	12	456-458
Mr. Gandhi and the Colonial Born	Sept 09 1914	258	Sept 09 1914 _PageNo 258	12	454
Mr. Gandhi’s Speech	Sept 30 1914	273	Sept 30 1914 _PageNo 273	12	523-526
Kilts to Keep us Warm	Nov 04 1914	301	Nov 04 1914_PageNo 301	12	536
London Indian Volunteers	Dec 09 1914	335	Dec 09 1914 _PageNo 335	12	549