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Mr. J. B. Ehsteen examined. 296. Chairman. '] You are a farmer living in tlie Paarl J. B. Ekitem, district ? — Yes. 297. What kind of farmer ? — Corn and wine ; and some cattle. 298. How much land do you plough? — I sow 170 muids of oats, 75 of wheat, 4 of barley, and 10 of rye. 299. Can you get plenty of labour? — Not so much as I used. 300. What prevents you ? — There are not more men to be got. 301. Then it is not because the men are not willing to work ? — That is one reason. They Avork onl...y half their lime and wander about the rest. 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN EEFOKE THE Mr, 302. Are tliere men lying about idle ? — Tliere are a . ^ecn. J^^^^-^^^j^y in the villages, who work part of their time, and Aug. 19, 1873. Then stojo. We find fault with the high prices paid by Government. OOo. What class of labour do yon employ ? — Coloured. 304 . How do you pay them ? — Full grown men £1 per month and food, with free dwelling, and if they wish to cultivate some land they could have it ; butthe}'^ do not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. J. B. Ehsteen examined. 296. Chairman. '] You are a farmer living in tlie Paarl J. B. Ekitem, district ? — Yes. 297. What kind of farmer ? — Corn and wine ; and some cattle. 298. How much land do you plough? — I sow 170 muids of oats, 75 of wheat, 4 of barley, and 10 of rye. 299. Can you get plenty of labour? — Not so much as I used. 300. What prevents you ? — There are not more men to be got. 301. Then it is not because the men are not willing to work ? — That is one reason. They Avork onl...y half their lime and wander about the rest. 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN EEFOKE THE Mr, 302. Are tliere men lying about idle ? — Tliere are a . ^ecn. J^^^^-^^^j^y in the villages, who work part of their time, and Aug. 19, 1873. Then stojo. We find fault with the high prices paid by Government. OOo. What class of labour do yon employ ? — Coloured. 304 . How do you pay them ? — Full grown men £1 per month and food, with free dwelling, and if they wish to cultivate some land they could have it ; butthe}'^ do not.
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