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153 x 207 mm. Mr. A.M. Obote, Mr. Ibingira, Mr. C.I. Meek, and Mr. C. De N.Hill, pictured at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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154 x 202 mm. Mr. A.N. Galsworthy, Mr. W.B.L. Monson, Sir W. Gorell Barnes, and Sir J Martin (left to right) at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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151 x 165 mm. Sir Frederick Crawford, Governor of Uganda, pictured with Mr. B. Kiwanuka and Mr. Balinda, (right to left) at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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155 x 204 mm. Mr. Muliro, Mr. Ngala, Sir Patrick Renison, and Mr. Havelock (left to right) at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London between delegations from Tanganyika, Uganda, Kenya and the East Africa High Commission.

Scope and Contents 155 x 201 mm. A general view of some of the delegates at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Uganda, Kenya and the East Africa High Commission. An observer from Zanzibar is also attending. From right to left here can be seen: Mr. K. Njiiri; Mr. O.S. Kambona; Chief A.S. Fundikira; Mr. A. H. Jamal; Mr. A.Z.N. Swai; Mr. R. Brown; Mr. Julius Nyerere, Prime Minister of Tanganyika; Sir. R. Turnbull; Sir E. Vasey; Mr. Hill; and Mr. C.I....

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144 x 201 mm. Mr. H.J. Hinchey, Mr. J.C. Summerfield, Sir E. David, and Sir J. Farquharson (left to right) at the opening of the discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda, and the East Africa High Commission. An observer from Zanzibar also attended.

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151 x 207 mm. Mr. Njiiri, Mr. Tom Mboya and Mr. Gichuru (left to right) at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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166 x153 mm. Mr. Iain Macleod, the Colonial Secretary (right), acting as chairman, talks to Lord Perth, Minister of State at the Colonial Office, at the opening of discussions at Carlton House Terrace, London, between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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152 x 205 mm. Mr. O.S. Kambona, Chief A.S. Fundikara, Mr. A.H. Jamal, Mr. A.Z. N. Swai and Mr. R. Brown, (right to left) at the opening of discussions between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, and Uganda and the East Africa High Commission at Carlton House Terrace, London.

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149 x 155 mm. A general view inside Carlton House Terrace, London, at the opening of discussions between delegations from Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda and the East Africa High Commission.

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78 x 54 mm. Three men standing in front of huts.

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215 x 150 mm. A view looking along the road towards the Beit el Ajeib (not visible) with the hull of a boat mounted on the pavement in the foreground (what this memorial commemorates has not been determined). The old lighthouse can be seen prominently in the square in front of the Beit el Ajeib, which dates the picture to before the bombardment of 1896 when the lighthouse was badly damaged and later demolished: see Y30468B/51.

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94 x 85 mm (one section of stereo print). Showing Luddah Damjee seated on a stone step in front of a carved Zanzibar door. Damjee (d. 1871), a Bhuttia Hindu from Cutch, was the Zanzibar Customs Master. Beneath the print Grant refers to him as 'The Custom Master of Zanzibar the Rothschild of Eastern Africa'.

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210 x 160 mm. Showing rows of ploughs and also tractors. Photograph by H. J. Van Rensburg.

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134 x 83 mm. glossy print with 84 x 53 mm negative.

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79 x 103 mm. Head and shoulders full face portrait of Mudaha, who hanged himself when deprived of his chieftainship at the end of the First World War.

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82 x 82 mm. glass slides. The collection includes slides by Miss Margaret Laing, who served in CMS hospitals in Ngora/Ongino and Kumi, Uganda, during 1929-48. Items 17-23 are by Laing and 24-28 are probably hers as well.

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61 x 102 mm. View showing the carved Arab doorway of Chandler's house in Zanzibar.

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160 x 220 mm. The caption continues: 'A part of the main street of Zanzibar where, in many places, it is not possible for two cars to pass each other.'

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98 x 98 mm. A view showing an unidentified African family.

Scope and Contents The caption identifies this officer as Major Flint, who went to Neue Langenberg from Fort Hill via Igamba under the instructions of General Northey in 1916. Philip J. Sampson in 'The Conquest of German East Africa' (1918) speaks of Flint's arrival at New Langenberg: 'When our forces under Major Flint took possession of the powerful fort, they found the ordnance stores extremely well stocked with saddlery, arms and supplies of all kinds, including eight hundred bags of native food. The fort...

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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210 x 160 mm.

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106 x 85 mm. A view showing crowds in the Recreation Park in the south eastern part of Zanzibar Town with men and women seated in a wooden 'big wheel' in the foreground.