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A general view of the manure dumps at the buying centre, 1940 - 1949
A visit to Kiambu Coffee Union offices, 1933 - 1964
110 x 75 mm.
A visit to Kiambu Coffee Union offices, 1933 - 1964
110 x 75 mm.
African farmers requiring for MANURE for their purchase it by the lorry load from the Local Native Council [sic], 1940 - 1949
An African farmer turns over his compost heap, 1940 - 1949
An agricultural instructor superintends the job of sprwading[sic] the manure and digging it into the fields, 1940 - 1949
Another example of the fine crop obtained by using manure, 1940 - 1949
Archbishop and Mrs Fisher at St. Paul’s United Theological College near Limura, with Peter Kariuki, cousin of Bishop Kariuki, 1955
205 x 152 mm. glossy print.
Archbishop at St. Paul’s United Theological College near Limura, talking to Rev. Samuel Mukoro, 1955
202 x 153 mm. glossy print.
Bishop O. Kariuki with his Chaplain, Rev. Alan Page, outside the Fort Hall Memorial Church, 1963
99 x 103 mm. glossy print with three copies and 56 mm. negative.
Carrying the manure to the fields to be treated, 1940 - 1949
Showing a line of women carrying tins and baskets of manure to the fields.
[Chopping up maize stalks for compost], 1940 - 1949
The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'Having seen the advantages of manuring many Africans are producing their own compost. This boy is chopping up maize stalks, which will be trampled and rendered into useful compost in the cattle boma [enclosure]. A few years agp[sic] it was the parctic[sic] to burn the stalks or feed them to their cattle'.
Clearing the land, Naro Moru, 1969
79 x 80 mm. glossy print and 56 mm. negative.
CMS Bookshop van at Weithaga, one of three purchased with a government grant given in recognition of the courage of Kikuyu Christians during the Emergency, 1954
156 x 115 mm. glossy print with two copies and 56 mm. negative. Agricultural missionary Peter Kiddle stands in front.
Communal water tap, Naro Moru, 1969
117 x 80 mm. glossy print with 35 mm. negative.
Congregation outside new Church on Opening Day, Kabete, 3 Apr. 1961, 1963
116 x 78 mm. glossy coloured print.
Dedication of the new Church, Kabete, 3 Apr. 1963: Archbishop of East Africa followed by schoolchildren with banners, 1963
127 x 76 mm. glossy print. There is a note accompanying the photo written by Miss E.M. Wiseman.
[Digging in manure], 1940 - 1949
Showing a row of women with hoes digging in manure.
Digging new ground, Naro Moru, 1969
80 x 55 mm. glossy print with 35 mm. negative.
Dr Fisher and Peter Kariuki, cousin of Bishop Kariuki, at St. Paul’s United Theological College near Limura, 1955
205 x 150 mm. glossy print.
Dr Fisher at Limuru Girls’ School near Nairobi in procession headed by his niece, Anne Fisher, Headmistress of the school, 1955
201 x 153 mm. glossy print; Kenya Information Office. The Bishop of Mombasa, Rt. Rev. L.J. Beecher, and Fisher's personal chaplain, Rev. Gilbert Baker, also appear in the print.
Dr Fisher laying the foundation stone of the Fort Hall Memorial Church, 1955
206 x 153 mm. glossy print.
Dr Fisher met by the Acting Governor of Uganda, C.H. Thornley, and Bishop Festo Olang' on arrival at Entebbe Airport, 1955
154 x 204 mm. glossy print.
Dr Fisher talking to Rev. Samuel Mukoro, with the Principal of St. Paul's Theological College, Rev. Keith Cole, in the left of the picture, 1955
203 x 154 mm. glossy print.
Dr Fisher with Bishop Beecher and the Principal of St. Paul’s College, near Limura, Rev. Keith Cole, 1955
151 x 205 mm. glossy print.