This biography chronicles the life of Sir James Liege Hulett (18381928), a pioneering figure in the South African sugar and tea industries. The text details his arrival in Natal from England in 1857, his establishment of the Sir J.L. Hulett & Sons empire (the precursor to Tongaat Hulett), and his influential political career as a cabinet minister and Speaker of the Natal Legislative Assembly. It also highlights his philanthropic legacy, including the founding of Kearsney College. Privately published in an edition of 200 numbered copies. Condition: very good. 26 x 23cm, 101pgs.
Publisher: Private
Date Published: 1973
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