Rhodesia And Its Government
Rhodesia And Its Government
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When Mashonaland proved to be a disappointment it was said that the reefs in Matabililand were of phenomenal richness. Now Mr. Rhodes assures us that the richest portions of Rhodesia are north of the Zambesi. The tribes will have first to be subdued, though they have done us no harm. Do we intend that they shall be dealt with humanely ? It is a more important ques- tion than the possible effect of fresh annexations upon the share market. CHAPTER IV Mblsetter — The Labour Question — Andrada — Th...e Umtali Sessions — Walk to Mr. Fischer's Farm. When I returned from the Rezende valley I was told I ought to go to Melsetter, a fertile upland 4000 feet in height, about seventy miles from Umtali, which is said to contain the best farming land in Rhodesia, but I tried in vain to get boys to carry my baggage. There were very few waggons on the road, and no stores where I could sleep or obtain food, so I was reluctantly obliged to give up my visit. It is said to be well watered, and an excellent grazing ground, but the colony, numbering in all about 300 souls, chiefly Dutch, were in such straits in 1896 for want of food that the Government had to send them supplies.
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When Mashonaland proved to be a disappointment it was said that the reefs in Matabililand were of phenomenal richness. Now Mr. Rhodes assures us that the richest portions of Rhodesia are north of the Zambesi. The tribes will have first to be subdued, though they have done us no harm. Do we intend that they shall be dealt with humanely ? It is a more important ques- tion than the possible effect of fresh annexations upon the share market. CHAPTER IV Mblsetter — The Labour Question — Andrada — Th...e Umtali Sessions — Walk to Mr. Fischer's Farm. When I returned from the Rezende valley I was told I ought to go to Melsetter, a fertile upland 4000 feet in height, about seventy miles from Umtali, which is said to contain the best farming land in Rhodesia, but I tried in vain to get boys to carry my baggage. There were very few waggons on the road, and no stores where I could sleep or obtain food, so I was reluctantly obliged to give up my visit. It is said to be well watered, and an excellent grazing ground, but the colony, numbering in all about 300 souls, chiefly Dutch, were in such straits in 1896 for want of food that the Government had to send them supplies.
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