| Crush and James (1995a) |
Chamber of Mines Annual Reports and Statistical Tables (1988-1993), COM Review and Newsletters |
1970s-1993 |
Supplies employment, foreign/SA labour composition, profitability, NUM membership and gold price data underpinning chapters by Crush, Nattrass, Head and Davies & Head. |
| Davies and Head (1995) |
Chamber of Mines, Annual Report 1992 |
1992 |
Source for estimate that half a million mine employees support 3.1 million dependents, underpinning the multiplier argument. |
| Davies and Head (1995) |
Chamber of Mines, unpublished data for 1993 Annual Report |
1993 |
Supports 1993 employment figures for Basotho and other foreign workers. |
| Davies et al. (1976) |
Chamber of Mines Report of General Meeting 1931 (President's statement) |
1931 |
Shows the Chamber's objections to export subsidies and special duties under the gold standard. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
Chamber of Mines records 1912-1913 (microfilm, A4836, 2314) and Transvaal Chamber of Mines 24th Annual Report for 1913 |
1912-1913 |
Absence of references to the Natives Land Bill is used to reject the claim that mine owners lobbied for the Act. |
| Frankel (1979) |
Transvaal Chamber of Mines, Annual Report, 1895 |
1895 |
Evidence that the Chamber pressed Kruger government to enact pass legislation. |
| Giliomee and Schlemmer (1985) |
Chamber of Mines, Ninety-third Annual Report, 1982 |
1973-1982 |
Gives the geographic origins of black gold-mine labour, showing the shift from foreign to South African recruits. |
| Jeeves (1975b) |
Chamber of Mines Annual Reports (CMAR), 1890-1906, incl. 'A Descriptive and Statistical Statement of the Gold Mining Industry of the Witwatersrand' annexure to Thirteenth Report for 1902 |
1890-1906 |
Documents Chamber requests for state help, pass laws, wage-reduction agreements, WNLA letters, low-grade mine dividend data, and 1906 correspondence with Elgin. |
| Lucas (1985) |
Transvaal and Orange Free State Chamber of Mines, Annual Report 1957 |
1956-57 |
Documents easing of European labor shortage in coal by 1956, justifying omission of pre-1956 coal white-labor observations. |
| Lumby (1974) |
Transvaal Chamber of Mines Annual Reports 1909-1939 and Award of Mining Industry Arbitration Board 1927 |
1909-1939 |
Evidence of the Chamber's opposition to protection, working costs, gold-mining statistics (Table 8-4) and stores consumed (Table 8-7). |
| McNamara (1985) |
Chamber of Mines Annual Reports (1st 1889 to 57th 1946, and 93rd for 1982 listed) |
1889-1946 |
Main source for the provisional historical diary of conflict 1889-1972 and for labour supply history and wage cuts. |
| O'Meara (1978) |
Transvaal Chamber of Mines Annual Reports (48th, year 1937; 55th, year 1944; also 1947) |
1937-1947 |
Documents the 1937 closed shop agreement with the MWU, its clause 17 and the 1944 GPC payment to the union. |
| Pirie (1993) |
Chamber of Mines of the South African Republic, Tenth Annual Report (Year Ended 1898); Transvaal Chamber of Mines, Fourteenth Annual Report (Year Ended 1903) |
1898-1903 |
Documents rail tariffs and discounted batch rates for migrant labour before Union. |
| Yudelman and Jeeves (1986a) |
South African Chamber of Mines, Annual Reports (CMAR) for 1929 and 1932 (Summary of Evidence before the Low Grade Ore Commission) |
1929-1932 |
Used for the Mozambique quota response in 1928-29 and as examples of industry-crafted data presented to commissions. |
| Yudelman and Jeeves (1986b) |
South African Chamber of Mines Annual Reports (CMAR) for 1929 and 1932 |
1929-1932 |
Cited for the Mozambique quota response in 1929 and for the summary of evidence to the Low Grade Ore Commission. |