Nigeria and its tin fieldsCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Nigeria and its tin fields
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Tin mines and mining -- Nigeria
Preparing Foofoo (Crushed Yams), Lokoja 102
Children at Play, Lokoja 103
Children in the Market, Lokoja, Northern Nigeria 104
Washing up, River Nigeria 105
A Quarrel, Lokoja Market 106
Washing Day on the Niger River, Northern Nigeria 107
Native Trading Canoe, Upper Niger, Northern Nigeria 108
Group of Hausa and Nupe Chiefs (Serrikin of Lokoja in Centre) 109
Black Bluejackets on the Government River Steamer “Kapelli” 110
S. W. “Ndoni” (Cargo Boat) on the Niger River 111
“Halstead” (Cargo Boat) on Niger River 112
High Commissioner’s Yacht “Corona” on the Niger 113
Hausa Canoe 114
Chief’s Canoe being saluted on the Niger 115
Nupe Town of Egga on the Niger 116
Egga, Northern Nigeria 117
Egbohu, Northern Nigeria, Landing-place of Expedition against Beda 118
Part of Rabba Village, Northern Nigeria 119
Unloading Salt, Jebba 120
Loading Steamer, Jebba 121
The S.S. “Scarborough” at Jebba 122
Looking up the Niger from Jebba 123
Mohammedan Mosque, Northern Nigeria 124
Palm Village, Northern Nigeria 125
Shonga, Northern Nigeria 126
Fulani Cattle, Northern Nigeria 127
On the Benue River 128
Camping on Benue River 129
Market at Lamugo, near Keffi 130
Cowrie Men paying Carriers per Basket 131
Making Lama Mats 132
Making Stools 133
Grinding Guinea Corn 134
Jukums at Abinsi 135
The Emir of Kano. (Now a Prisoner in Lokoja. Was the cause of the
Kano Rising in 1907) 136
Three Hausa Traders with Bundles of Skins from Kano 137
Cattle, near Nafada 138
Camels at Nafada 139
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