Nigeria and its tin fieldsCalvert, Albert Frederick
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Nigeria and its tin fields
Calvert, Albert Frederick
Tin mines and mining -- Nigeria
Naraguta 178
Naraguta 179
Naraguta 180
Naraguta. Four Sluice-boxes in Labourers’ Creek 181
Naraguta 182
Naraguta. View of Sluice-boxes, Labourers’ Creek 183
Naraguta. Moving Boxes to Face of Stope, Bala’s Stope 184
Naraguta. Two Sluice-boxes 185
Naraguta 186
Naraguta 187
Naraguta Camp 188
Opening Foot-bridge, Delimi River, Naraguta 189
Labourers’ Camp on the Tin Fields 190
Naraguta. Tin-workers working the Bed of the River in dry season 191
Naraguta. Construction of Leat by Rukubar Pagans 192
Naraguta. Construction of Leat by Rukubar Pagans 193
Washing Tin in Delimi River, Naraguta 194
Delimi River 195
View of Delimi River between Naraguta and Jos 196
Naraguta. View showing Flood-boxes on Leat 197
Naraguta 198
A Camp 199
Naraguta. Tributers washing Tin 200
Tin Washing 201
Naraguta. Half-length new Main Tail Race 202
Naraguta. No. 2. Looking up Main Tail Race 203
Naraguta. Lower View, No. 2, Main Tail Race 204
Naraguta. Close to Main Working Face, No. 2 Stope 205
Naraguta. Tin Mining. Yorubus Working in the Ground 206
Troops leaving Naraguta Camp for Bauchi 207
Nafuta Gorge, looking towards Juga. The Juga River runs down
the centre and passes to the Nafuta Flats 208
Nafuta Gorge. The River at this point is lost to sight to thirty
feet below the big boulders in the middle of the Ravine 209
Proposed Dam Site, Juga 210
Prospecting on Dubbo or Topaz Valley 211
Mr. C. G. Lush’s Camp at Juga 212
Camp of Messrs. Lush, Huddart and Walter Wethered 213
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