[View in the stand].

[View in the stand].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[Women in procession].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[View in the arena of the Stadium, showing marching, drill, dancing, etc... and participants in traditional and European cloths].

[Back view, presumably of Lady Loyd, entering a car: Sir Francis Loyd, in uniform, is at her right].

203 x 155 mm. Showing a large group of Swazis, many with umbrellas, gathered round a troupe of dancers. In the background are two settlements of huts. The note on the back of the print continues: 'The house and huts in the background are occupied by the Chief Regent of the Swazis when she visits Mbabane.'

208 x 150 mm. Showing a European man and woman standing with their dog on the riverbank beside the small waterfall.

207 x 150 mm. A view looking along the race course from the finishing posts, with spectators gathered on either side of the track.

208 x 155 mm. A view looking across the Mbabane River (on the banks of which can be seen excavations from alluvial tin mining) towards the Residency grounds. The house is situated on a small rise overlooking the river and is largely obscured by a plantation of trees.

209 x 155 mm. Showing the front façade of the British Residency at Mbabane, a stone bungalow with a corrugated iron roof and a wooden trellis work veranda. A woman and child stands on the steps leading to the veranda. Robert Thorne Coryndon (Resident Commissioner 1907-1916) would have been in occupation at this date.

208 x 156 mm. Showing the Forbes Reef Hotel ('Walter Bros. Proprietors'), a long single storied building with a wooden trelliswork veranda and corrugated iron roof. Beside it stands the stores, a small circular hut with thatched roof. The town (now abandoned) was named after Alex Forbes, who discovered gold in the region in the late 1870s. It is situated about 15 miles west of Mbabane.