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In the Achter de Paarl Field-cornetcy five samples were taken. No. 

 11, from Matjes Kuil, is a sandy soil containing a little clay, and over- 

 lying a gravel. When manured with stable and kraal manure, wheat, rye, 

 and oats appear to thrive well. On going westwards the soil becomes 



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more and more sandy. Nos. 13 and 14 furnish examples respectively of 

 the " hillock " and low-lying soils already mentioned in connection with 

 the Malmesbury Division. The occurrence of these little hillocks " heu- 

 veltjes," as they are vernacularly termed has been remarked, not only in 



