The boy travellers in Australasia by Thomas W. Knox
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Overview: From bush to open country and from open country to bush our train went on, stopping occasionally at stations with "little villages grouped around them, but very often with no other buildings visible than those belonging to the railway. Our host explained to us that the railway was built to develop the country, and for the greater part of the route it was in advance of civilization and settlement. ‘I think,’ said he, ‘you have built a great many miles of railway in the United States in the same way, and in doing so your stations have been practically in the Wilderness until settlements sprang up around them. Railways in New Zealand have done a great deal for the development of the country, and will do a great deal more as time goes on. They give the settlers the communication they want with the markets, and without such communication they cannot get along…
Genre: Non Fiction, Travel
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