The Mining Industry: Evidence and Report of the Industrial Commission of Enquiry

The Witwatersrand Chamber of Mines

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Evidence and Report of the Industrial Commission of Enquiry

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Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: November 2015
Print publication year:: 2013
Online ISBN:: 9781139854726
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139854726

Subjects:: Area Studies, African Studies, History, Engineering: General Interest, Economic History
Series:: Cambridge Library Collection - Technology

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The mining industry was a fundamental part of the economy of South Africa in the late nineteenth century, and control of the region's gold mines was a significant factor in the tension between Dutch and English settlers that led to the Second Boer War in 1899. In 1889 the Witwatersrand Chamber of Mines had been formed to promote the industry's development. Economic problems in the region led the Volksraad of the South African Republic to set up a Commission of Enquiry in 1897 to investigate high tariffs, labour and transport costs which were adversely affecting the mining industry. The 1897 report reissued here was not that of the commission itself, but contains much of the evidence and statistical material presented to it, in the hope that the mining industry would adopt its recommendations. As such, this detailed resource remains relevant to economic historians of South Africa and the British Empire.

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Evidence and Report of the Industrial Commission of Enquiry

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Frontmatter
pp i-i

Evidence and Report of the Industrial Commission of Enquiry, With an Appendix
pp ii-ii

Colophon
pp iii-iii

Preface
pp iv-viii

List of Witnesses
pp ix-ix

ERRATUM.
pp x-x

Contents
pp xi-xii

Evidence Given Before the Industrial Commission of Enquiry and the Report of the Commissioners
pp 1-1

Address of the Chairman
pp 2-2

Evidence of Mr. J. Hay
pp 3-8

Evidence of Mr. G. Albu
pp 9-37

Evidence of Mr. E. J. Way
pp 38-43

Evidence of Mr. S. Jennings
pp 44-46

Evidence of Mr. J. P. Fitzpatrick
pp 47-73

Evidence of Mr. W. L. Hamilton
pp 74-85

Evidence of Mr. F. Raleigh
pp 86-90

Evidence of Mr. R. M. Catlin
pp 91-94

Evidence of Mr. W. Dalrymple
pp 95-103

Evidence of Mr. C. S. Goldmann
pp 104-140

Evidence of Mr. M. Lübeck
pp 141-147

Evidence of Mr. L. I. Seymour
pp 148-171

Evidence of Mr. R. Barrow
pp 172-177

Evidence of Mr. E. Brochon
pp 178-181

Evidence of Mr. A. Brakhan
pp 182-193

Evidence of Mr. H. Jennings
pp 194-239

Evidence of Mr. T H. Leggett
pp 240-254

Evidence of Mr. J. H. Johns
pp 255-262

Evidence of Mr. J. B. Robinson
pp 263-281

Evidence of Mr. H. F. E. Pistorius
pp 282-290

Evidence of Mr. A. A. Noble
pp 291-292

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