40 x 62 mm A paysheet showing the thumb print against each man's name.

62 x 40 mm. The Mkpandi labourers making their thumb marks opposite their names on the paysheets as a receipt of receiving their pay.

62 x 40 mm. How mother goes to work, the basket suspended from her forehead and the baby on her shoulders. These women manage to carry really terrific weights.

62 x 40 mm. We at last come to Mouambong, a typical Bakossi town, little clusters of huts in a forest clearing, then more trekking to another little cluster and so on for perhaps an hour or more. The walls of the huts are of wooden logs and the roof of palm fronds.

62 x 40 mm. An hour after reaching the first 'suburb' of Mouambong we at last dragged ourselves into the main cluster of huts that composed the town, it was another half hour however before we climbed the last hill (seen in the background) to the rest house.

60 x 42 mm. Payment of the Mkpandi labourers at Bole on the new road.

152 x 110 mm. A view showing a plantation of seven-and-a-half year old Funtumias where alternate trees in each row have been cut out. A European stands in the foreground examining a tree.

116 x 162 mm. A view showing a plantation of seven-and-a-half year old Funtumias where alternate trees in each row have been cut out. A European stands in the foreground examining a tree. Photograph probably by Christy.

62 x 40 mm. Ngussi Rest house of Karaboard and pam leaf roofing. It is quite a comfortable rest house though very small, has a leaky roof and seems to be the ancestral home of the sand and sweat-flies.

62 x 40 mm.

62 x 40 mm. We set out from Mouambong for Nyasoso. Galadema, the cook's mate with the kerosine tin that is the oven, nurse in his uniform and Michael in white with the carriers stretching in a long line ahead.

101 x 75 mm. A view of a plantation of seven-year-old Funtumias showing the effects of close planting and late thinning. With an African youth seated in the foreground.

101 x 76 mm. A view showing an African youth standing beside a ten-year-old Funtumia. The tree illustrates the vertical system of tapping.

77 x 97 mm. A view showing twelve year old trees growing in the Botanical Gardens at Victoria, Cameroons.

103 x 75 mm. A view showing a European standing among a block of young rubber plants.

100 x 77 mm. A view showing two-and-a-half year old rubber trees interplanted with bananas.

62 x 40 mm.

77 x 97 mm. A view showing a tree with vertical tapping lines made with a pruning knife which run down to a collecting cup at the base, resulting in the development of suckers.

56 x 72 mm. One of the little girls that came up every morning and evening with wood and water for me, about 10 of them came every time on the orders of the chief as the Rest House must always have plenty of both or there is trouble for the old boy.

42 x 60 mm.