Nigeria and its tin fieldsCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Nigeria and its tin fields
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Tin mines and mining -- Nigeria
Forcados, Southern Nigeria 27
“Sir Alfred” Dry Dock, Forcados 28
Botanical Gardens, Ebute Metta, Lagos 29
Botanical Gardens, Ebute Metta, Lagos 30
Railway Crossing, Ebute Metta, Lagos 31
On the Road to Ebute Metta, Lagos 32
The Market, Burutu, Southern Nigeria 33
Burutu Market 34
Government Boat at Burutu 35
Palm Oil Stores, Burutu 36
Hospital, Burutu 37
Kwa River, Calabar Motor Boat “Spider,” Draught 9 inches 38
Two Jakrie Women, Burutu, Southern Nigeria 39
Jakrie Chief and one of his Wives 40
Large “Cotton Tree” at Okuni, Cross River 41
Jakrie Woman, Burutu 42
Chief Okrododo and two of his Sons, Burutu 43
Chief Okrododo, his Sons and Daughters: Jakrie Tribe, Burutu 44
Native Dancers at Awka in the Onitsha Hinterland, between Niger
and the Cross River 45
Native Market at Itu on Cross River 46
A Landing-place on Cross River 47
On the Ewayong, a Tributary of the Cross River 48
A Bridge over Auja River near Ogoja 49
Bridge built of Vines by Pagans 50
The “Spider” at Itu 51
Oshogbo Railway Station: Lady Egerton and District Commissioner
Mr. Gladstone, in Foreground 52
Cocoanut and Banana Palms 53
Sir Walter Egerton, Lady Egerton, Capt. Lawrence, Private Secretary,
Capt. Lloyd, A.D.C. 54
Lower Niger 55
Lower Niger 56
On the Banks of the Lower Niger 57
Shipping Rubber, Lower Niger 58
Village on the Lower Niger 59
Idah, River Niger 60
Messrs. G. W. Christian’s Store at Idah, Niger River 61
Ejaws: Village Scene, Lower Niger 62
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