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60 x 78 mm. Head and shoulders full-face portrait of Andreya (Andrew) Mwaka 'since ordained and the first Mgogo to receive this honour. Later appointed Canon of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Dodoma, Diocese of Central Tanganyika'.

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60 x 78 mm. Head and shoulders full-face portrait of Andreya (Andrew) Mwaka 'since ordained and the first Mgogo to receive this honour. Later appointed Canon of the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Dodoma, Diocese of Central Tanganyika'.

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195 x 145 mm. A view looking eastwards over the rooftops of Zanzibar town towards the Anglican Cathedral.

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102 x 60 mm. A view showing the front façade and entrance stairway of the large house at Mbweni established by Miss C.D.M. Thackeray of the U.M.C.A. as a home (housing 70) for formerly enslaved girls training to be mission teachers.

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102 x 59 mm. A view showing the white walls and square tower of an unidentified mosque.

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190 x 150 mm. Showing a man looking through a road tracer. The caption reads: 'Using a simple road tracer to mark contour levels for anti erosion measures.' Photograph by H. J. Van Rensburg.

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190 x 155 mm. Showing a man looking through a road tracer. The caption reads: 'Using a simple road tracer to mark contour levels for anti erosion measures.' Photograph by H. J. Van Rensburg.

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215 x 160 mm. Showing a man looking through a road tracer. The caption reads: 'Using a simple road tracer to mark contour levels for anti erosion measures.' Photograph by H. J. Van Rensburg.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The collection comprises black and white photographs, mostly 125 x 75 mm or 75 x 125 mm in size, film negatives and glass negatives. Some of the prints from glass plates are smaller, approximately 85 x 65 mm. The prints are good compositions, though some are rather dark, and were listed by Erica Ryan of the National Library of Australia, using, among other sources, the captioned envelopes in which the original negatives had been stored. The provenance of the collection is unclear,...

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Appears to be identical to Y30469K/133.

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155 x 175 mm.

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108 x 158 mm. Mounted on card. A view showing a Swahili servant sitting on the steps in front of the carved Arab doorway of Chandler's house in Zanzibar.

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155 x 215 mm. Showing an ornately carved Arab doorway in Zanzibar town. Photograph probably by A.C. Gomes and Sons.

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148 x 209 mm. Showing an ornately carved Arab doorway in Zanzibar town. Photograph probably by A.C. Gomes and Sons.

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140 x 90 mm.

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210 x 160 mm. Showing groups of men sat ort stood watching two men with swords in the centre. The caption continues: 'A typical Manga (Arab) sword dance in Pemba.'

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210 x 160 mm. Showing two men with swords, and male spectators behind them.

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160 x 210 mm. Showing a man jumping in the air with a sword in each hand. There are male spectators behind him.

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210 x 160 mm. Showing two men with swords, and male spectators behind them.

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85 x 108 mm. A studio portrait of a young Arab woman standing beside a carved chair. She wears a headdress decorated with flowers and an embroidered waistcoat. Y30468E/16-20 are all posed in similar attitudes.

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87 x 109 mm. A studio portrait of a young Arab woman with plaited hair and wearing a white dress.

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87 x 106 mm. A studio portrait of a young Arab woman in a white dress standing beside a chair.

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80 x 109 mm. A studio portrait of a young Arab woman standing beside a chair and wearing a white dress. She holds an open fan in one hand.

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78 x 108 mm. A studio portrait of a young Arab woman standing beside a chair and wearing a white dress.

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210 x 160 mm. The caption continues: '... awaiting the onset of the south east monsoon to take them home.'