—Edgcome and Co., photo. CAPETOWN, SHOWING THE PIER AND THE SWEEP OF THE BAY. At Blaanwberg Beach, on the opposite side of the bay, is the place where Sir David Baird landed on the Cape when he annexed the Cape of Good Hope over 120 years ago for Britain
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Otago Witness, Issue 3522, 13 September 1921, Page 31
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49—Edgcome and Co., photo. CAPETOWN, SHOWING THE PIER AND THE SWEEP OF THE BAY. At Blaanwberg Beach, on the opposite side of the bay, is the place where Sir David Baird landed on the Cape when he annexed the Cape of Good Hope over 120 years ago for Britain Otago Witness, Issue 3522, 13 September 1921, Page 31
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