The typewritten caption on the reverse reads 'Physical training forms an important part of [caption torn - missing words] training. The open-air life and good food [caption torn - missing words] -Nigeria, is building them into healthy youn[caption torn - missing words] they are becoming excellent athletes. Here [caption torn - missing words] are giving a 'P.T.' display before unoffici[caption torn - missing words] -members of the Legislative Council'.

Coloured slides, 50 x 50 mm, mostly Kodak, originally stored in a carrying case. They relate to nursing in Nigeria and Ghana.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions. The slides appear to have been gathered for lecture purposes and are not necessarily on the work of the CMS. They relate to various parts of the continent.

215 x 150 mm. Young men seated and stood around benches in the open air.

160 x 110 mm. Young men seated and stood around benches in the open air.

158 x 98 mm. matt print with 157 x 109 mm. glossy print copy and 108 x 63 mm. negative.

65 x 45 mm. Oval. This uncaptioned picture shows a number of Africans gathered in a walled enclosure, with a bearded man, probably Archdeacon Balfour, addressing them. Though not specifically referred to in the diary, it is stuck in at the portion relating to Easter at 'Thaba 'Nchu' (March 29 1902).

Many images of woodland and logging scenes. The original numbering of the images has been followed.

Many images of woodland and logging scenes. The original numbering of the images has been followed.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

200x132mm. Canham is on the left.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

200 x 130 mm. A group portrait of Protectorate officials and Ugandan Kabakas and counsellors taken shortly after Bell's opening of the exhibition. Photograph probably by Alfred Lobo.

The programme for the opening of the Kariba Dam by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother on Tuesday 17 May 1960.

The programme for the opening of the Kariba Dam by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother on Tuesday 17 May 1960.

Colour

102 x 59 mm. A view from the sea looking towards the lighthouse decked out with flags. Chumbe Island lies a few miles south-east of the entrance to Zanzibar Harbour. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: 'Approaching Chumvi'.

59 x 102 mm. A view showing a Swahili boy climbing a coconut tree. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: 'A boy got us some coconuts, as the tea did not sufficiently assuage our thirst. A tree planted by the lighthouse keeper when he first took on the job'.

58 x 102 mm. A view showing Dr Alfred Henry Spurrier (1862-1936) standing in front of the new lighthouse. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: 'Old Dr Spurrier the oldest white man in Z. One of the sports who turned out at 2pm to go to the ceremony'. Spurrier was for many years the Government Health Officer in Zanzibar and was also for a period the editor of the 'Zanzibar Gazette'.

59 x 102 mm. A view showing the group walking along a road on Chumbe Island. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: '1. Costley-White acting Resident 2. Sultan 3. Capt Charlewood, Port Officer and our host for the occasion'.

102 x 59 mm. A slightly blurred print showing a group of the Sultan's officials and relatives with the lighthouse in the background. The reverse of the photograph is annotated: 'Some of the Sultan's retinue-relatives etc.'.

Colour.

Colour

210 x 140 mm.

205 x 140 mm. On the fountain can be discerned an inscription recording the laying of the stone by Sir John Rodger, Governor of the Gold Coast, 1910.