New Zealand the Dear Old Maori Land
New Zealand the Dear Old Maori Land
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However, when the Afain Trunk railwa_\' line was ])ushed forward that the great influx of i)opulati(^n began to take place, d'ransit facilities are still greatly lacking through the country, but these are gradually being i:)rovided by the Go\'ernment. W here the Maori ^dllage nestled in the rustling flax and ti-tree, with its blue smoke curling u]) among the palm tree tops, now stand huge cities, with the buzz and roar of workshops ; and where the . Maori once luuited the moa (the luonster bird...), the trains, with their thuncler and shrieking-, unw fill the land with noise and din.
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N E \V ZEAL A \ i: '•THE DEAR OLD . MAORI LAX I)" 175 "OF NO . MEAX CI'IA"" From the deck of tlie liner to-da}', as she rounds Xorlli 1 k'ad from the Ranj^itoto Channel and enters the harbour projjer. The sub-tropical charm of the city makes an irresistible appeal. The cono"estion of buildings in the \icinity of the wharves and along the principal thoroughfares is much as one sees in other modern towns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, when the Afain Trunk railwa_\' line was ])ushed forward that the great influx of i)opulati(^n began to take place, d'ransit facilities are still greatly lacking through the country, but these are gradually being i:)rovided by the Go\'ernment. W here the Maori ^dllage nestled in the rustling flax and ti-tree, with its blue smoke curling u]) among the palm tree tops, now stand huge cities, with the buzz and roar of workshops ; and where the . Maori once luuited the moa (the luonster bird...), the trains, with their thuncler and shrieking-, unw fill the land with noise and din.
174.
N E \V ZEAL A \ i: '•THE DEAR OLD . MAORI LAX I)" 175 "OF NO . MEAX CI'IA"" From the deck of tlie liner to-da}', as she rounds Xorlli 1 k'ad from the Ranj^itoto Channel and enters the harbour projjer. The sub-tropical charm of the city makes an irresistible appeal. The cono"estion of buildings in the \icinity of the wharves and along the principal thoroughfares is much as one sees in other modern towns.
What to read after New Zealand the Dear Old Maori Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Brewer Lysnar to read onlineMoreLess
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