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• The landdros carries four stamps  white, green, red and black, which signify the four hooves on the Rooiland.
• The landdros ( magistrate ) will then come forward and take out his green and white stamps and give the new member his approval.
• In the Cape Colony, an ordinance passed in 1827 abolished the old Dutch " landdrost " and " heemraden " courts, instead substituting British-type resident magistrates, who would act only in English . " Landdros " is now used as the Afrikaans term for a magistrate.
• "' Inboekstelsel "'was a system of Dutch verb " inboek " ( register; literally " in-book " ), referring to the requirement of entering the names and details of the " inboekeling ", or apprentices, in the Landdros's register.
• For example, the word for " magistrate " in Afrikaans, " landdros ", comes from the Dutch term " landdrost ", a legacy of the old court system of the Dutch Cape Colony which survived its abolition and replacement by magistrate's courts under British rule, but the term is no longer officially used in the Netherlands, where the Latin-derived term " magistraat " is used instead.