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Official 1893 ZAR letter of appointment signed by Pres Kruger and Dr Leyds
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Official 1893 ZAR letter of appointment signed by Pres Kruger and Dr Leyds

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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Origin
Boer
Time Period
1800s
Bob Shop ID
198582217

An original Goverment of South Africa letter of appointment from 1893 from the State Secretary's office appointing Hendrik Hofmeyer as assistant clerk in the Office of the State Secretary.  Remarkably, it is signed by President Paul Kruger and the State Secretary, Dr WJ Leyds.  Two very important and influential men from South Africa at the time.

Dr Leyds was a Netherlands born statesman and lawyer who served as State Secretary of the South African Republic under President Paul Kruger from 1889-1998.  He was Kruger's right hand man.

Overall, it is in a good condition for it's age with a small piece missing at top left and a few small tears which do not detract from the overall quality of the document - as per image.

 

 

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