Our New Possession Late German New Guinea
Our New Possession Late German New Guinea
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They were, as could be ex- pected, stringent, and in some respects compre- hensive, yet leaving much to the discretion of the local Governor, probably with the object in view of encouraging German companies and excluding foreigners. Thus, for instance, the royalty to be paid to the Government by individuals as well as by companies was fixed at 1 per cent. , but this could be raised to any amount if considered ex- pedient by the Governor. It stands to reason that the prospects of the miner under... so uncer- tain conditions became chimerical, and may even have scared Germans themselves. At any rate, 66 OUR NEW POSSESSION the few attempts in the way of prospecting made by them were half-hearted and led to no results. Some forty Australian gold diggers, in 1908 and 1909, entered German territory from Papua, and in the Warria river obtained gold variously esti- mated at from 12, 000 to 20, 000. The German Government, however, got to hear of it, a Govern- ment station was established at Morobe close by, and a heavy royalty imposed on the miners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were, as could be ex- pected, stringent, and in some respects compre- hensive, yet leaving much to the discretion of the local Governor, probably with the object in view of encouraging German companies and excluding foreigners. Thus, for instance, the royalty to be paid to the Government by individuals as well as by companies was fixed at 1 per cent. , but this could be raised to any amount if considered ex- pedient by the Governor. It stands to reason that the prospects of the miner under... so uncer- tain conditions became chimerical, and may even have scared Germans themselves. At any rate, 66 OUR NEW POSSESSION the few attempts in the way of prospecting made by them were half-hearted and led to no results. Some forty Australian gold diggers, in 1908 and 1909, entered German territory from Papua, and in the Warria river obtained gold variously esti- mated at from 12, 000 to 20, 000. The German Government, however, got to hear of it, a Govern- ment station was established at Morobe close by, and a heavy royalty imposed on the miners.
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