[ South African colonial administrators. ] Collection of signatures, including Governor-General Gladstone, High Commissioner Loch, Sir William Gordon Cameron, Abraham Fischer, Sir William Howley Goodenough. Taken from Cape of Good Hope land documents

Extracted from six Cape of Good Hope land documents. In good overall condition, on paper with minor signs of age and wear. ONE: Signature ('W. G. Cameron') of Sir William Gordon Cameron (1827-1913), as 'Administrator [amended in manuscript from 'Governor'] and High Commissioner'. On part of document dated 5 December 1892. Stamped in ink twice, over the signatures of the two witnesses, one of whom is Surveyor-General John Templer Horne. With embossed 'Public Seal of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope'. TWO: Signature ('Henry B Loch') of Henry Brougham Loch (1827-1900), 1st Baron Loch, as 'Governor and High Commissioner'. On part of document dated [day?] December 1894. With embossed Cape seal. THREE: Signature ('W H Goodenough') of Lieutenant-General Sir William Howley Goodenough (1833-1898), as 'Officer Administering the Government and High Commissioner'. On part of document dated 26 August 1896. With signatures of two witnesses, including Templer Horne, and embossed Cape seal. FOUR: Signature ('George Cox') of Major-General George Cox, as 'Officer administering the Government & acting High Commissioner'. On part of document dated 29 November 1898. With signatures of two witnesses, including Templer Horne, and embossed Cape seal. FIVE: Signature ('E S. Brook') of Major-General E. S. Brook, as 'Officer administering the Government'. On part of document dated 6 October 1904. With signatures of Arthur J. Fuller and the Surveyor-General, and embossed Cape seal. SIX: Signature ('Gladstone') of Herbert John Gladstone (1854-1930), 1st Viscount Gladstone. On part of document dated from Capetown, 3 February 1911. With signatures of Abraham Fischer (1850-1913), Minister of Lands (and former Prime Minister of the Orange River Colony), and Athelstan Hall Cornish-Bowden, Surveyor-General, and fragmentary remains of wax seal, on red wafer. Also included is a Typed Letter Signed to 'Mr. van Rede van Oudtshoorn' from Lieut-Col. E. H. Davidson, Private Secretary to the Governor-General. From the King's House, Durban; 28 July 1932. Reads: 'I have pleasure in sending to you herewith, at His Excellency's request, two autographs of the late Lord Loch for your collection. | Will you kindly acknowledge receipt to me at Government House, Pretoria.'