The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19

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BY PETER MAC QUEEN, F. R. G. S

HUNTING party usually carries a DOUBTFUL supply of rice, which
can, b. bought in m of the Indian stores at Mombasa or even 1t
\ raveta. chop-boxes. containing sixty pounds Of canned goods viii
also be purchased in Monbasa- Among these canned goods VIII De s s"ap
pears, peaches and apicots fom California, picked tongues from M south em
America acorned beef from Australia, and devned ham and chicken rom Chi
eago Extract of beef must be a favorte with the hunters. . LOT saw nso n@g
s Mill san ~ az @rs sa @ en astrac,s of beef la In the other An abundant
mnk en IN oe ear ad N extract Id np ,s jar tn M any nenty Of tea
coffee. and cocoa-especaly tea, With the rice oe should tai hulnes y
This chutneyi is said to be a great reventive of fever When starting from
large towns like Mombasa or Narobt. the party will carry. as food for the
porafs "a aase auana n OF ' banana seo oeOan pvst sa he waebagga and
islkuyu. can live almost entirely upon a few heads a of common coarse
maize or corn Along the way they. viii purchase from native vendors round
nour This oassava -four is beaten up in mortars and is made from
the casava roo which grows in all the gardens, The natives eat these puff
balls with eager voracity 81
FRESH MEAT FROM THE Beers.
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sy4n.. q r %s Nassau Sa@ssG9 si asHsa sne aa' sssel 3 1 mink s1 n long q se r 1as' d,
BE- pe ame ~ te procure nS good af milk and "1s butter ttssp At IT a s@' near r the railway ss in
meat win Win Be be easily obtained for espsdiions toward e nlaa ssasrpmsnt
tsssasa as' nasn f'%s and nd at & ssh EAR 4srns n as that Ia s 4 ss Hsass sy nssl1 Il i
MAI Nsrob psd district S tarep aeon famous throughout East Africa They cost
sa ss gardens az ae"a ar N aaq 3 n Where pf es serv'A Brussels a' sprouts ta'1 po sSsos toms
1 Sss the M wider hssrs an i4 es s aro%a s@s'asi Hlso a u there sI IS plenty Of Of honey to to b
in nearly Al the villages. even in in the widest .g parts ,.. The NATIVES ..1 how.
are used in the purchase of wives and are supposed to be a sign of wealth.
GAME TO BE HAD II UGANDA.
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at rnssss en on the s'T pps.id ssssy h Sa ass + th 70 sS 1ssn sn' to DC t s's conss
n neals two t's HUNDRED red rins" to Lake LAX Albert Nyanaa. All the fy oo amrs a aounds
sas san abundance ana shs Of p ss slsesy n Of psses ssanf ame swl IN aa a nansa'p t issts ~u = s
s q ssr ( s mosse n psa1S s s chr tns s eeer: the 'S ssas a r., saessi Bakers 1 resn ante e.
the whiteeared kb of Unyoro, the steinbuck, the Duyker antelope of
he nwoode plains. These are som of the gam which will provide the
party with foo on Its journey through Uganda.
DAILY COST OF THE TRIP.
r 7 is said hat the PRESIDENT party will need 20 pay forty dollars pei
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%ss srs Of t tss ss' tssyv sy ssu sa.' d s ss s sssss i IS shs ssss ..s ss sas st ' that not 'us sss
a ass sao ss cay s ts ss s he Ct pf sss s ss' chickens ssa = ,s sns : ss s sssss Be ssas c s as1sss.
which, hey are very likely to d % with sue a distinguished party. Eggs
may even attain III enormous rate of three cents apiece n potatoes may
cost five cents per pound. A goo deal oil HI food will De supplied W the
native chiefs. who will expec rather elaborate presents In return But L
5 wsssssss 5fss q a : ss'1 ! s a,sas s% ,s r s = 81 s' esass assaps am * ana m
a half pound ii n of cocoa Along TIL Nile there will De steamer connection
ron Lake Albert To- Kharum. except for a TX days march from Wadelai
to Gondokoro IN this trip here ought to be good neope hunting. There
will bel plenty If ions n hippopotami and the President my ever shoot an
okapi This strange animal seeningl Y comes in between a zebra and a gil
rane nj is eatenb by the natives. Blu it will not do for the Presidents
to depend or okapi meat since o lily on or two specimens of this anima
ever been seen by white men- Iesnes Weekly