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St Stithians College Leake, Charles Hobson Item Founding trustees
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1950c Leake in a garden
1950c Leake in a garden
ZA ZAR STS 2022-004-04-018 · Item · c.1950
Part of Leake collection

1950c Leake in a garden, presumed to be the garden of his home in The Valley Road, Westcliff.

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Johannesburg's Golden Future. A Rand Pioneer Industry. Messrs. W.F. Johnstone and Company's enterprise [NC] The Star 12th July 1924
ZA ZAR STS 2022-004-01-008 · Item · 1924
Part of Leake collection

Johannesburg's Golden Future. A Rand Pioneer Industry. Messrs. W.F. Johnstone and Company's enterprise [NC] The Star 12th July 1924
Newspaper cutting featuring the company for which Leake was associated for most of his working life and of which he was the director in Johannesburg. The article includes details of Leake's early life as well as of his professional career.

 The Star
Leake brief biography
Leake brief biography
ZA ZAR STS 2022-004-01-002 · Item · 1926
Part of Leake collection

Brief extract which includes biographical details of his origins and involvement in civic life in Johannesburg up to 1926. The latest date mentioned in the extract has been used to estimate its date. It's format indicates that it is likely to have been cut from a Who's Who volume. The biography includes the address at which he resided in Westcliff.

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Leake portrait photograph 001 1920
Leake portrait photograph 001 1920
ZA ZAR STS 2022-004-01-001 · Item · 1920
Part of Leake collection

Formal portrait photograph of Leake. It is dated from the same image as used on his campaign card for his candidacy for the 1920 Transvaal provincial election. At this time, Leake would have been 51 years old.

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Leake portrait photograph 002
Leake portrait photograph 002
ZA ZAR STS 2022-004-01-003 · Item · c1940
Part of Leake collection

Formal portrait photograph of Leake. It is estimated to have been taken prior to the opening of the College in 1953 and relative to later photographs, possibly in the early 1940s.

 Palace Studios