[Miscellaneous reports and other documents for 1904]
By: Cape of Good Hope.
Contributors: Great Britain.; China.
Publisher: Cape Colony
Published: 1904
Place of publication: [Cape Town
Language: eng
Subjects: Tariff -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Liquor laws -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Criminal courts -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Guano -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Islands -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Inheritance and succession -- South Africa -- Cape Colony.; Alien labor, Chinese -- South Africa -- Transvaal.
Other titles: Report showing ... the amount of customs dues collected ... during the years 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903 ...; Return showing the conditions and restrictions imposed by the various liquor licensing courts of the colony upon the sale of liquor under the powers conferred on such courts by the Liquor act of 1898.; Report of the superintendent of the government guano islands for the year 1903.; Report of the master of the Supreme Court for the year 1903.; Convention between Great Britain and China with regard to the importation of Chinese labourers into the Transvaal.
Notes: Individual titles in State University of New York at Binghamton Libraries copy from captions.

Cape Colony became part of the Union of South Africa, as Cape Province or (officially) Cape of Good Hope, in 1910. -- Cf. Merriam-Webster's geographical dict. 3rd ed.

State University of New York at Binghamton Libraries copy kept in container.
Table of contents: value: [no. 1]. Return showing ... the amount of customs dues collected ... during the years 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903 ...; value: [no. 2]. Return showing the conditions and restrictions imposed by the various liquor licensing courts of the colony upon the sale of liquor under the powers conferred on such courts by the Liquor act of 1898; value: [no. 3]. Report of the superintendent of the government guano islands for the year 1903; value: [no. 4]. Report of the master of the Supreme Court for the year 1903 [on inheritance and succession]; value: [no. 5]. Convention between Great Britain and China with regard to the importation of Chinese labourers into the Transvaal / printed by order of Mr. Speaker May, 1904.