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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 4 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 116

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houses, which are chiefly occu-pied by the colored residents. Prominent amongthese, however, are some stately public buildings,including Parliament House, and a handsomemuseum. The suburbs furnish a much moreagreeable prospect, with their clusters of resi-dences, varied here and there with some… … » a no a ao >•u OS < u Q QZ < U blQ <Xt- O» <KIdZ uo 3«J 314 PEEPS INTO AFRICAN COUNTRIES Port Elizabeth is second only to Cape Town inimportance, and ranks almost equally with it asa seaport. But the open character of Algoa Bay,upon which it stands, does not give it the samesecurity…

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