. Travels in the coastlands of British East Africa and the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba; their agricultural resources and general characteristics . a fire spreading to one of the plantations fromoutside. One or two other much-needed roads were madethrough the shambas, and these, together with the systematicwork now in force, soon caused the plantation to assume anew appearance. The establishment, under regulations, (jf an Indian shopboth at the village of Boma-Upandi and at Magarini, forthe benefit and encouragement of the Wanika, was anotherproject worth mentioning, and one in which the Liwa
. Travels in the coastlands of British East Africa and the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba; their agricultural resources and general characteristics . a fire spreading to one of the plantations fromoutside. One or two other much-needed roads were madethrough the shambas, and these, together with the systematicwork now in force, soon caused the plantation to assume anew appearance. The establishment, under regulations, (jf an Indian shopboth at the village of Boma-Upandi and at Magarini, forthe benefit and encouragement of the Wanika, was anotherproject worth mentioning, and one in which the Liwali ofMombrui took an active interest. We hoped that the display of cloths, etc., at their verydoors would stimulate the people to \york in order to obtainthem, either by their wages or from the sale of their produce. Mr. Weaver was now living in a temporary hut onMagarini Hill, this being most conveniently situated for thesupervision of the cotton and other experimental cultivationand the Wanika labour. I had my quarters in the outlyingXghanima shamba, on a low knoll commanding a distantview of the sea and the Mombrui Mills. I was driven from.
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