224
DHLODHLO: SCENERY OF THE HILL-COUNTRY 227
GWELO AND THE TRACK TO FORT VICTORIA 232
RUINS OF GREAT ZIMBABWYE 234
FORT SALISBURY 240

CHAPTER XVI

FROM FORT SALISBURY TO THE SEA--MANICALAND AND THE PORTUGUESE
TERRITORIES

SCENERY OF EASTERN MASHONALAND 242
ANTIQUITIES AT THE LEZAPI RIVER 245
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS: FALLS OF THE OUDZI RIVER 250
MTALI AND THE PORTUGUESE BORDER 251
CHIMOYO AND THE EASTERN SLOPE 257
DESCENT OF THE PUNGWE RIVER TO BEIRA 261

CHAPTER XVII

RESOURCES AND FUTURE OF MATABILILAND AND MASHONALAND

GENERAL FEATURES OF THE BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY'S TERRITORIES 268
HEALTH, WEALTH, AND PEACE 269
FORM OF GOVERNMENT RECENTLY ESTABLISHED 277
RESULTS OF BRITISH EXTENSION IN THE NORTH 279

CHAPTER XVIII

THROUGH NATAL TO THE TRANSVAAL

DELAGOA BAY 281
DURBAN AND PIETERMARITZBURG 283
THE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF NATAL 284
LAING'S NEK AND MAJUBA HILL 291
THE WITWATERSRAND AND ITS GOLD-FIELDS 296
JOHANNESBURG AND PRETORIA 304

CHAPTER XIX

THE ORANGE FREE STATE

BLOEMFONTEIN 313
CONSTITUTION AND POLITICS OF THE FREE STATE 315

CHAPTER XX

BASUTOLAND: THE SWITZERLAND OF SOUTH AFRICA

ACROSS THE FREE STATE TO THE CALEDON RIVER 319
THE MISSIONARIES AND THE CHIEFS: LEROTHODI 322
THE ASCENT OF MOUNT MACHACHA 325
THABA BOSIYO AND ITS HISTORY 330
CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE BASUTO NATION 336

PART IV

_SOME SOUTH AFRICAN QUESTIONS_

CHAPTER XXI

BLACKS AND WHITES

RELATIVE NUMBERS AND INFLUENCE OF EACH