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Kroonstad

Incarcerated doctor, Nandipha Magudumana has reportedly been assaulted in Kroonstad prison by two inmates.

Andriétte Maree van Kroonstad se speserygeure maak hierdie kerrie ’n volwaardige wenner. Ek het in Natal grootgeword, en daar het ons baie kerrie geëet. Later is ek met ’n Vrystaatse boer getroud en hy was ook baie lief vir kerrie, maar dit was maar ’n gesukkel om die regte bestanddele daarvoor op Kroonstad te kry. Ek verkies ’n geurige kerrie – dit moet nie net brand nie, en daarom het ek maar altyd kerrieresepte getoets. So met die tyd het ek self ’n kombinasie saamgestel wat vir my familie werk. – Andriétte Maree

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With immaculate Class 6E1, Series 8 Bo-Bo electrics E1956 & E1957 up front, the Blue Train pauses at Klerksdorp station en route to Johannesburg. As the sign says (in english & afrikaans) it's at a height of 1324m above sea level, 187km from Johannesburg and is the junction for Kroonstad. We actually joined the train at 05.00 at Kimberley from where it left 3 minutes early at 05.16. At the time I probably thought the group of be-suited gents were annoyingly in the way but now I believe they add to the composition - in fact they were the train crew! These two engines are the first & second built examples of the 6E1 Class and were delivered in 1979. Presumably they were dedicated locos for the Blue Train being kept in such excellent condition. In 2010 & 2008 respectively the locos were rebuilt as Class 18E. Since then they have been single cab units since the number 1 end cab was stripped of all controls during the rebuilding, to have additional equipment and a toilet installed to accommodate female crew.

Satisfying mount making for storage Bugle given to Nursing Sister Elizabeth (Bessie) Hay, at the end of the Anglo Boer War. During the Anglo Boer War New Zealand Nursing Sister Bessie Rennie Hay served at several hospitals, and for a time worked under the direction of Dr Arthur Conan Doyle at the Langman Field Hospital, Bloemfontein. According to an interview with Elizabeth’s son Bruce MacKenzie, the bugle is the one that sounded the retreat at Paardeburg [February 1900]. Following the battle of Paardeburg, General Cronje surrendered and was imprisoned on St Helena. “Elizabeth Rennie Hay: A New Zealand nurse in the Anglo Boer War, 1899-1902 Born Invercargill 1867, died Te Awamutu 1944, aged 77. Trained at Dunedin Hospital One of a group of seven nurses from Otago-Southland who sailed for South Africa in March 1900. These nurses were outfitted and financed by funds raised by the people of Otago and Southland, and were attached to military hospitals under the authority of the British Government in South Africa. Bessie Hay served in military hospitals at Wynberg and Rondebosch, near Capetown, and in Johannesburg and Middelburgh in the Transvaal, and Kroonstad in what was then Orange River Colony. For some months Sister Hay was attached to the Langman private hospital under Dr Arthur Conan Doyle, which operated under the authority of the British Army Medical Services during the enteric fever epidemic in Bloemfontein, and later in Pretoria. The Union Jack and Red Cross flag presented to Auckland War Memorial Museum by her daughter-in-law, Mrs Bruce Mackenzie, are the flags which flew over the Langman Hospital until it was handed over to the British Government as a gift, in November 1900. Sister Hay also served on the Hospital Ship “Orcana”, accompanying her sick and wounded patients to the military hospitals in England, and in the later stages of the war made several journeys on a Hospital Ship transporting patients to the coast at Lorenco Marques (Portuguese East Africa), for transfer to the Hospital ships carrying the sick and wounded to the Base Hospitals in Capetown. Sister Hay was awarded both the Queen’s and the King’s South Africa Medals. Bessie Hay returned to South Africa to nurse after the war and married Mr Robert Mackenzie. Her home was in Pretoria until she returned to New Zealand in 1913” Information prepared by Sheila Gray for Auckland War Memorial Museum Museum No.: 2016.45.1 [Collections online: www.aucklandmuseum.cocollections-research/collections/rec... ]