Trends in the construction of dwelling units (whites) in the Port Elizabeth/Uitenhage and East London/King William's Town regions, 1970-1978, including additions and alterations
by Johannes Albertus Erwee
Part of Fact paper (University of Port Elizabeth. Institute for Planning Research) ;
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