Our Newest Colony Being An Account of British East Africa And Its Possibilitie
Our Newest Colony Being An Account of British East Africa And Its Possibilitie
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CAPTURE ostriches is registered and in return he is called upon to pay the nominal tax of six shillings and eight pence. On payment of 3 annually he and his bona fide servants are entitled under certain reasonable restrictions to hunt for, and capture, wild birds and their eggs. A hunter need not necessarily be a farmer, in several instances ostrich hunters are confining their attention of the capture of birds and eggs only with the ultimate view of selling their captures to the farmer. The bir...ds captured are pretty sure to stay in the country as an export duty of 100 on each bird and 5 on each full egg is demanded by the Customs authorities before they can be exported; in time no doubt exportation will be totally prohibited.
Before the local feathers became better known they were considered as only equal in quality to the Somaliland feathers which are occasionally offered to passengers on board ships calling at Eed Sea Ports. This myth is now entirely exploded. The feathers from the ostriches roaming the Rift Valley are equal to the average feathers placed on the Port Elizabeth Feather market, that great 95 OUK NEWEST COLONY market at which congregate the buyers of Europe and America, and now Japan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CAPTURE ostriches is registered and in return he is called upon to pay the nominal tax of six shillings and eight pence. On payment of 3 annually he and his bona fide servants are entitled under certain reasonable restrictions to hunt for, and capture, wild birds and their eggs. A hunter need not necessarily be a farmer, in several instances ostrich hunters are confining their attention of the capture of birds and eggs only with the ultimate view of selling their captures to the farmer. The bir...ds captured are pretty sure to stay in the country as an export duty of 100 on each bird and 5 on each full egg is demanded by the Customs authorities before they can be exported; in time no doubt exportation will be totally prohibited.
Before the local feathers became better known they were considered as only equal in quality to the Somaliland feathers which are occasionally offered to passengers on board ships calling at Eed Sea Ports. This myth is now entirely exploded. The feathers from the ostriches roaming the Rift Valley are equal to the average feathers placed on the Port Elizabeth Feather market, that great 95 OUK NEWEST COLONY market at which congregate the buyers of Europe and America, and now Japan.
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