With the Fourth New Zealand Rough Riders
With the Fourth New Zealand Rough Riders
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Tn the main thoroughfares the buildings, including three very decent hotels, several fine churches, and many substan- tial shops and offices, were more up-to-date. Intermingled with these were a few of the familiar corrugated iron shanties, run mostly by Jews selling curios, karosses, ostrich feathers, .and cheap jewellery. As in the by-ways, avenues of frees grew the whole length of the broad, dusty, unmetalled streets; and streams of fresh running water flowed along on either side. At the sou...th end of the town was the native location, in which the coloured portion of the community lived. Here was a mixture of Malays, Coolies, Hottentots, Cape natives, and Kaffirs. The intermixing of these various xaces had produced some peculiar specimens of humanity, -whose colour ranged from a sickly yellow to an ebony black.
Digitized by Google 178 WITH THE FOURTH N.Z. BOUGH RIDERS.
We remained in this sleepy little town for nearly three weeks awaiting the arrival of our details, many of whom were scattered throughout the various hospitals in the Trans- vaal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tn the main thoroughfares the buildings, including three very decent hotels, several fine churches, and many substan- tial shops and offices, were more up-to-date. Intermingled with these were a few of the familiar corrugated iron shanties, run mostly by Jews selling curios, karosses, ostrich feathers, .and cheap jewellery. As in the by-ways, avenues of frees grew the whole length of the broad, dusty, unmetalled streets; and streams of fresh running water flowed along on either side. At the sou...th end of the town was the native location, in which the coloured portion of the community lived. Here was a mixture of Malays, Coolies, Hottentots, Cape natives, and Kaffirs. The intermixing of these various xaces had produced some peculiar specimens of humanity, -whose colour ranged from a sickly yellow to an ebony black.
Digitized by Google 178 WITH THE FOURTH N.Z. BOUGH RIDERS.
We remained in this sleepy little town for nearly three weeks awaiting the arrival of our details, many of whom were scattered throughout the various hospitals in the Trans- vaal.
What to read after With the Fourth New Zealand Rough Riders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gerald Harle Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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