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CHAPTER 12: WATER SUPPLY PLANNING FOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION The daily burden of fetching water..• Portrait of love She's oldnow, my wife; She is old tmder those Four gaUons of water, (It was said taps in the streets Would be our new rivers). But my wife fetches the water (Down SBcond Avenue)••• N.S. Ndebele. quotedin Chapman. M.led), 1982. A Century of South African Poetry. AD. Donker, Johannesburg. 397 p. (Note: Water is generally carried in a 20 or 25 I container, usually on the head, or sometimes in a wheelbarrow 11 gallon equals approximately 4.5 I see Chapter 20 for an exact conversion). The phrase "Down Second Avenue". may well have been taken from the following: Mphahlele. E., 1971. Down Second Avenue. new edition. Faber and Faber. London. 222 p.l.
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CHAPTER 12: WATER SUPPLY PLANNING FOR<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION<br />
The daily burden <strong>of</strong> fetching water..•<br />
Portrait <strong>of</strong> love<br />
She's oldnow, my wife;<br />
She is old tmder those<br />
Four gaUons <strong>of</strong> water,<br />
(It was said taps in the streets<br />
Would be our new rivers).<br />
But my wife fetches the water<br />
(Down SBcond Avenue)•••<br />
N.S. Ndebele. quotedin Chapman. M.led), 1982. A Century <strong>of</strong> South African Poetry. AD.<br />
Donker, Johannesburg. 397 p. (Note: Water is generally carried in a 20 or 25 I container,<br />
usually on the head, or sometimes in a wheelbarrow 11 gallon equals approximately 4.5 I <br />
see Chapter 20 for an exact conversion). The phrase "Down Second Avenue". may well<br />
have been taken from the following: Mphahlele. E., 1971. Down Second Avenue. new<br />
edition. Faber and Faber. London. 222 p.l.
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