105 x 155 mm. Showing a dwarf holding a long sword: 'The male dwarf ... belonged to another big chief a considerable distance away [from Juru, where Alldridge had photographed a female dwarf in the retinue of the late chief Mendegra]. This dwarf was also regarded in the same light as the other [viz. 'treated with every mark of respect']. Although small, he is a strong healthy and well proportioned man. He is wearing a gree-gree (charm or fetish) round his neck and upon his right arm. When I asked him if he were married, he stated with considerable pride that he had two wives - one of whom he brought to see me. She was a fine young woman, more than a head taller than himself, and apparently very proud of her husband, notwithstanding his diminutive stature.' (Alldridge 1901, page 121).

Alldridge signed a treaty with Batti Kakka, who succeeded Mendegra on March 19 1890 at Juru, and this photograph was probably taken a short time later.