... compound itself is a large enclosure su unded by single-storey buildings for the accommodation of t natives engaged on the mine, and the whitewashed walls prow ed a fitting background for the sable satellites. A nativ&•eakertainment is depicted in which ...

... °int/lodation of the natives on the mine, and the tins b walls provided a fitg back -ground for the sable 44 11it es. the residents of the C. Ple a C°lllPound request the d ad Z ilr e of the company of the from other mines g th e Ree f and we are wel-vrtiect ...

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... PurrAttVe whim, will usually rare rhuinte rases after a nionth's caurse without any in doge. bagiii limp (Leominster).— The (Mine stiffness around loins lower part I the hark. am rh alit nature. Indicate litinlago. Here complete rest should be taken for ...

... of the 'Alchopis' Band, lines of a high-pitched solo aria a sonorous chorus. By this time the Compound was full; the 2,500 mine boys had now some 5,000 to 6,000 visitors. Dancing was continuous; the booming of drums, blowing of horns, the melody of many ...