From: Journal for Native Folklore and Ethnology/HC Schunke [?] (17 February/18 March 1892)

From: Journal for Native Folklore and Ethnology/HC Schunke [?] (17 February/18 March 1892)

Correspondence

A copy of a prospectus for the monthly Journal for Native Folklore and Ethnology, to be edited by HC Schunke of the South African Philosophical Society. Printed in Umtata, Tembuland, and dated 16 February 1892, it was sent to Miss L Lloyd in Falmouth, England via Mowbray. The prospectus includes a Cape Times excerpt about the new journal, to be published by the publishers of the Umtata Herald. The outer cover features postal strikes from 18 and 19 March 1892, and the annual subscription cost is written on the reverse of the larger page.

17 February/18 March 1892

8 August 1879, March 1892, address in England, article, Bishop Henry Callaway, Bleek and Lloyd's good work in folklore research, Breakwater Chaplain, Breakwater Convict Station, British postal strike, Cape Times excerpt, Chaplain's Quarters, Colonial research, contributors to SA Folklore Society, Dr Bleek, editor, envelope, excerpt, extinction of SA Folklore Society, folklore research in SA, Folklore Society, formation of SA Folklore Society, George HR Fisk, George McCall Theal, good work, Henry Bartle Frere, Henry C Schunke, Henry Callaway, information about upcoming journal, Journal for Native Folklore and Ethnology, letter, Lucy Lloyd, Lucy Lloyd in England March 1892, Lucy Lloyd's English address, Mary Frere, Mashonaland fever paper, Miss Frere, Miss Lloyd, named contributors, new folklore journal, notes on envelope, prospectus, prospectus for upcoming folklore journal, prospectus sent to Lucy Lloyd, publishers for upcoming journal, registered letter, Rev. Fisk, SA Folklore Society, Sir Bartle Frere Cape Governor, South African Philosophical Society, subscription, Theophilus Hahn, Umtata Herald, upcoming folklore journal, Wilhelm Bleek's good work