Nigeria and its tin fieldsCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Nigeria and its tin fields
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Tin mines and mining -- Nigeria
Selling Cotton in Nafada Market 140
Chief of Kanam 141
Head Men in Vom 142
Miango Chief and Head Men (Ex-Chief on Left) 143
Chief of Wase 144
Camps in Hos 145
Hausa Loom 146
Second Chief at Ibi 147
Wase Rock 148
Amo Men 149
Hausa Girl 150
Kabba Boy 151
Hausa Woman 152
Hausa Boy 153
Brother Healy and some of his Pupils, Onitsha 154
View on the Niger River 155
Messrs. G. W. Christian’s Store, Onitsha 156
Sir William Wallace, K.C.M.G. 157
Mr. S. R. Bastard 158
Mr. Laws in front of Office with Bars of Tin ready for Transport 159
First Camp at the Tin Mines, Naraguta 160
Naraguta Camp 161
Part of the Fuel Market, Bauchi 162
Surveying Party at Juga 163
Pagans paying a Visit to discuss Matters at Jos 164
Pagans bringing in a Present, Jos 165
Naraguta. Pagans coming in for Tin Loads to Jermaan. (We were
fighting them a year before) 166
Carriers leaving Naraguta Camp 167
Carriers crossing Delimi River 168
Naraguta. 190 Bars of Tin leaving Camp by Asab Pagans 169
A Camp. Survey Camp at Jos 170
Horses being brought as Tax 171
Part of actual Working Face, Naraguta 172
Launders at end of Tail Race at River’s Edge, Naraguta 173
Naraguta. Making Dam 174
Naraguta. Construction of Dam. Rukubar Pagans 175
Naraguta. View showing Back of Dam 176
Naraguta Dam 177
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