. WATER-HOLE AT MASIMANI. manjaro to Kimangelia, whence it extends from Ngongo Bagas and the western boundary of Kikuyuland to the western base of Mount Kenia. The northern boundary may be said to extend from about the junction of the Guaso Karok with the Guaso Nyiro in a south-westerly direction, the extent of territory owned by the Masai on the west being undefined, though it may be roughly said to coincide with 35° 40" E. long. construction are, however, associated certain special racial peculiarities, so that the name has come to include a whole ethnographical group. R 2

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