TH E OFFICIAL GAZETTE

EAST AFRICA AND UGANDA

PROTECTORATES.

Published under fye anthovity of Dis Qatesty’s Gommissioners,

Vol. 1X.—No. 176.] NAIROBI, MARCH 1, 1907. [PRICE 3 ANNAS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

HAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE. PAGE

Diseases of Animals Ordinance 1906, Proclamation under... we .. 68 Newspaper Registration Ordinance 1906, Notice under... vee .. 68 Tenders for supplies to the Mombasa Jail, invites vee _ .. 70 >» » Nairobi _,, yee a _ .. 70 Customs Returnsfor January 1907 . Lee ee ww. 5 Wakf Commissioners Regulations 1900, Erratum -in Lee wee v.71 Arrivals . vee _ wee vee .. 71 PostOffice opened at Gondokoro wee Le vee Le .. U1 UGANDA PROTECTORATE.

Transfer of Headquarters of the Uganda Police ... ve Le a. 74 Licences issued in theNile Province . 71 Comparative Statement of Revenue and Expenditure for the period ended November 30th, 1906 . wee a .. «602 Ledger Balance sheet as m November 30th, 1906. wee vee .. 408 Customs Returns for December 1906... . we vee wT:

UGANDA RAILWAY.

Lake Steamers, Notice re aes we wee Lee tee .. 69

GENERAL.

H. E. Greetham, Probate notice in the Estate of see a ... 68 Haji Ehmi bin Faia, __,, »»» oo bees 68 & 69 .Philloo, son of Khana, ,, bee . 69 “Chatter Singh, son of Lehna Singh, Probatenotice in the Estate of ... .. 69 Ram‘ Saran, Probate notice in the Estate of bee vee vee ... 69 eT! WaTa nce at MPawhaea - - TR 68 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE March 1, 1907

EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE.

Proclamation.

Under the Diseases of Animals Ordinance 1906. Whereas cases of Cattle disease have been reported in the Provinces of Jubaland and Tanaland I hereby declare the aforesaid Provinces to be an infected area within the meaning of the Diseases of Animals Ordinance 1906.

Nairobi, | F. J. JACKSON February 23rd 1907. Acting Commissioner.

Notice. The Newspaper Registration Ordinance I906. REGISTRATION OF BOOKS. In exercise of the power conferred upon me by Section 10 of the Newspaper Registration Ordinance 1906 I hereby direct The Registrar of the High Court to be the Officerto receive books under the above Section. Nairobi, F. J. JACKSON 18th February, 1907. Acting Commissioner.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE AT MOMBASA. | PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION.

ADMINISTRATION CAUSE No. 2 oF 1907.

Notice or Grant or LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION oF THE ESTaTE oF H. H, GREETHAM DECEASED. Pursuant to an order of the High Court of the Hast Africa Protectorate at Mombasa. granting Letters of administration in the estate of the late H. EH. Grerruam deceased, who died at Makindu on the 14th day of January 1907 all creditors and others having claims upon the estate of the above-named deceased are required to send in writing the particulars of their debts, claims, or demands, to Mr. C. Greetham P. O. Box No. 28 Nairobi administrator appointed by the Court on or before the 31st day of March 1907. Mombasa, J. W. BARTH February 13th, 1907. Judge, H. M. High Court of H. A.

IN THE ADDITIONAL SPECIAL COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF

MASAILAND, UKAMBA PROVINCE.

In THE MATTER oF THE Estate or Hast Exar Brn Fara Decraszep. NOTICE is hereby given that onthe 15th day of March 1907 I propose to appoint. Ismail Bin Faia, brother of Haji Elmi Bin Faia deceased, to be the Wasi of the Estate of the late Haji Elmi Bin Faia, a Somali; if any person wishes to object to the proposed appointment he must give menotice of his objection before the expiration of this notice. February20th, 1907. E. R. LOGAN Assistant Collector, Presiding over the Additional Special Clave fan tbh. Mt 8 he March 1, 1907. - THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE 69 | {IN THE TOWN MAGISTRATH’S COURT AT NAIROBI. PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION.

CAUSE No. 72 or 1906. .

In roe Estare or Hast Eimt Bin Fara peceasep, Late or Narrosi. NOTICE is hereby given that the Letters of Administration in the Hstate of the late Haji Elmi Bin Faia who died at Nairobi on the 26th day of April 1906, which were granted to Ismail Bin Faia, brother of the said Haji Elmi Bin Faia deceased, on the 8th day of August 1906, have been revoked. . E. R. LOGAN February 20th, 1907. . District Delegate.

Notice. Iy tHe Estate or Puitnoo Son or Kuana, InptAN SHOP-KEEPER, WHO DIED AT Nakuru, oN THE 297TH June 1906. All creditors and others having claims upon the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are required to send in writing the particulars of their claims, debts or demands to the District Delegate, Nairobi, on or before the 10th March 1907.

Nairobi, E. R. LOGAN 25th February, 1907. District Delegate, Nairobi.

Notice. In tHe Estare or Cuartar Sincx Son or Luana SineH, wo prep at Narrost, ON THE 28TH, DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1906. All creditors and others having claims upon the Estate of the above-named deceased are required to send in writing the particulars of their claims, debts or demands to the District Delegate, Nairobi, on or before the 10th, day of March 1907.

Nairobi, E. R. LOGAN 26th February, 1907. District Delegate, Nairobi.

Notice.oe In tax Estate oF Ram SaRAN, WHO prep at Nairosi, oN THE Llta pay or JuwE 1906. All creditors and others having claims upon the Estate of the above-named deceased aro required to sead in writing the particulars of their claims, debts or demands to the District Delegate, Nairobi, on or before the 10th day of March 1907. Nairobi, H. R. LOGAN 27th, February 1907. District Delegate.

Uganda Railway. Notice. Lake Sieamers. Public Notice is hereby given that the next Round trip steamer will leave Port Florence on or about the 6th March Sailing via Karungu and Shirati. The vessel should reach Port Florence on the return journey on or about 15th idew. . By Order Traffic Manager’s Office | - A. E. CRUICKSHANK Nairobi. 25th February, 1907. Traffic Manager. 70 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE . March 1, 1907.

Tenders. - Tenders are invited for supplies for the Mombasa Prison from Ist April 1907 to 31st March 1908 as under :— Schedule. To be supplied monthly :— 12 Gislas of matama in gunny bags each Gisla of 360 lbs. net quantity. 8 bags Halwa Rice each bag » 160 ,, 5, ”

5 99 wheat 3° 23 29 185 39 22 7 6 2 dhall ” 3 ” 175 289 o Chiroko eee ote 2,000 > 99 ” Maize (Indian corn)... _ .. 1,000 ,, ,, , 14 Tings sim sim oil each tin of 386, ,, ” 14 Cases best American Kerosine oil each case contaming ... 2 tins 1 Case Condensed milk containing ... bee . 48,4, Jeyes fluid... wee we wee ... 10 gals. net Tenders with samples, which should be in sealed covers, addressed to the Deputy Super- intendent of the Jail, wiil be opened on the 12th March 1907. The Deputy Superintendent does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender and the decision of the Superintendent of the Jail shall be final in all matters concerning thereunto. The persons whose tenders are accepted willbe required to sign an agreement particulars of which can be obtained from the undersigned. H. M.’s Prison, T. A. GRAY Mombasa, February 20th, 1907. Deputy Supdt. of Jail.

Notice. Tenders are invited for the supply of the following articles for the Nairobi Civil Gaol from the 1st April to 80th September 1907. Schedule. Monthly Supplies :— Maize (Non Native) about ... 6,000 Ibs. Red Beans... eee .. 2,000 ,, Flour (Wheat) _ vee 500 ,, Salt (Rock) wee kas 100 ,, Ghee (local) . Lee 100 ,, Kerosine Oil (American) ve 4 cases Soap wes wee ves 8 Boxes Other Requirements :-— Blankets . vee 100 Ground Sheets (4 X14) vee 10 Maize Crusher 1 Brooms (Bass without handles) |. 12 Brooms (Soft » yy) eae 6 Whitewash brushes... bee 6 Axes ise eee 4 Buckets (zine) wee Lee 12 Baths (zine) .. ove eee 2 Lime wee wee wee 15 Bags Drilling wee ae ve 600 Yards Thread bes wis bes 10 Dozen Hurricane lamps bes 6 Uniforms (Khaki for Wanders) Knickers bese wee 109 Tunies bee ise wise 50 Fez caps wis wes bee 45 Putties wee wee oe 50 Tenders with samples which should be in sealed covers, addressed to the Superintendent of the Gaol, will be opened on the 21st day of March. The Superintendent does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. The persons whose tenders are accepted will be required to sign an agreement particulars of which can be obtained at this Office, FoeSd Aea an wr rN AN March 1, 1907. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE , 71

Post Office Notice. It is hereby notified for general information that a Post Office was opened at Gondokoro (Nile Province) on she 17th of January last. The immediate payment of Money Orders at Gondokoro must_be conditional upon the necessary cash being in the hands of the Collector or Postmaster. Large amounts of cash are not ordinarily kept at the station and payment of Money Orders (especially those for consider- able sums) may be subject to delay unless adequate previous notice has been given. General Post Office, Ss. B. GOSLING Mombasa, 26th February, 1907. Acting Postmaster General Hast Africa & Uganda Protectorates.

Erratum. “Official Gazette” of September 1oth 1900 p.2 Wakf Commissioners Regulations Section 8 lines 2 and 3. For ‘Commissioner’ read ‘ Commissioners.’

East Africa Protectorate Arrivals.

| From leave or Date of Date of Date of arrival Name in full, Folio. Rank. on 1st leaving at Mombasa or Appointment England. |Embarkation. Kilindini.

Robert Philipps Thomas | 1 Veterinary Officer Ist appointment 2nd Feb. ’07 4th Feb. 07 24th Feb. ’07 Harold Leon Chevens J Insp. of Police o” 2nd Feb. ’07 4th Feb, ’07 24th Feb. ’07

UGANDA PROTECTORATE.

Notice. It is hereby notified for general information that the Head Quarters of the Uganda Police were transferred to Kampala on the 1st of February 1907. Entebbe, STANLEY C. TOMKINS 6th February 1907. Acting Deputy Commissioner.

Nile Province. Licences issued daring quarter ended 31st December, 1906.

No. of Licence. Issued to. Date of issue. Remarks.

Pusuic Orricer’s Game LicEncr. 11. | Dr. W. A. Densham | 27th November, 1906. | Pustic Orricer’s Forrnicotity GAME Licence. 7. | Capt. A. W. Jennings-Bramly. * 24th October, 1906 8. | Dr, G. Lane 8th December, 1906. 9. | Capt. P. EH, Vaughan * } 20th, ” } Navive Curer’s Game Licence. 3. ‘ Chief Kwadjao | 24th Noverber 1906. 6. ——, Kiriba 30th, o Bmp LicEnce. al7. Mr. E. D. Melidoni | lst November, 1906. 51 » J. Comely Ist December, _,, | 657 » EF. Spire 23rd November, ,,

F. SPIRE * Sudan Officers Acting Sub-Commissioner, Nile Province. UGANDA PROTECTORATE.

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‘Conparative statement of the Revenue and Expenditure for the period ended 30th November, 1906.

| 7eT | Estimates [Actual Revenue] Revenue for Estimates Actual Bxpendi- Expenditure for ture to same period of Increase. Decrease. iF REVENUE, to same period of Increase. Decrease. No. HEADS OF EXPENDITURE. 1906-1907. 30th Nov. 1906. preceding Year. 1906-1907. [30th Nov. 1906. preceding Year. s. a £ s a £. £ ss da £& s ad £ os a £ os a £. £ os da £ os da £

t 2,775) 4 1,650; 12 9 18,000 [8,246 16 318,055; 38 5 191 12/10 — 1 Pensions ve 1,730 1,124) 11 34 . ! 2 The Commissioner and Secre- 4 tariat 3,588 2481) 2) 24 2175) 16) 9 3805 5) 5 ise and Internal 10 ... 11,087, 17 4] 346/12) 8 | ot otherwise clas- 3 Provincial Administration 17,919 [11,384/ : 48,832 $45,803, 4 3 134,086) 18 8 JiL,716) 5 a 4 Native Affairs 9,040 6,631/ 9 5 5,020) 473... P16] 5 5 5 Treasury 3,681 2,350) 5) 47 2,278) 16 2 71) 9) 2 . 6 Customs Department 104i} 602) 4) Sf 445) 7] LP 156,37) 7 & or Office, Pay- vn vise 820] 15/11 710) 4) 17 110} 11) 10 pecific Services, 7 Audit Department WAL | rsements in aid... 3,410 2,244) 6] 3]2,850| 1] 8 605 15 24 8 Portand Marine Department... 4,061 2,885) 1) 11 2,316) 4; 3% 568 17} 8 | 8a Do. do. Special Ixpen- Vossels 600 150/ 5] 4) 542 fis 4 383 18 diture sof. fo. woj}lo| 4}. bo.) o,f to to] 4 9 Legal Department 2,516 3,540; 1]... 1,251) 5 294 288 15 10 . Property 1,950 1,274L 12 2 1,131! 18 142 ia! 2 10 Police 13,739 8408) 16 10 7,827) 5] S| 576) 1; QP. | 11 Prisons 1538 741; 16] 3] 835) 6) 9 98 10) 6 250 449) 1 483 161 6 34115 6 12 Medical Department a 7440 8,727; 8 2 8,090] 10 cps 4,363) 6 40 |7 TVIOLTHO 12a| Do. Special Expenditure ... 5,180 2,416) .. 2 75 9 2,340) 11] 2 Receipts: 3,150, 5,182/ 12 141,817] 6) 8) 3,865) 5/1 5 18 Hospitals and Dispensarics 4,366 2,188 1% 2,183 vee fe fe 14 Education 405 150 |... les vee 150 17) 2 33 12 10 16 9/10 [15 Transport 20,508 10,583 37 11,8381) 12; 4... 1,247) 15 3 300 14) 5 overnment 16 Military oe 48,507 [28,715/ 1] 8 40,082; 16} 1 14,867) re ” 2,000 2,000) 164} Do. Special Expenditure 6,110 ves vee te wee doy we 1,472) 5 10 70/138) 4 TLISZV9 17 Miscellaneous Services 2,844 1542/19) 24 rn iH 18 Post Office ves 232 116 veal t 116 19 Botanical and Scientific Depart- ment . 2,481} 1481! 6| 6h 1452/10) 7p 28] 15 11 20 Printing Department 1,568 1,246; 138] 3 832} 10, 84 414) 2) 7 21 Municipal Expenditure . 1,292 498 17 11 477 8 | 2 21; 9) 9 | 21a; Do. Special Expenditure ... 489 219} 15 2 97} 10)...¢ 122} 5] 2] -. wes | 22 Exchange ve 750 a1; 6} 5] 429/18 7 408 12 2 23 Land and Survey Department... 9,924 4,329) 5 74 4,746)... 8 416 | 24 Public Works Department S171 2269/10, 8} 444a, 18] 47 0. fo. |. pedi gy ol Annually Recurrent 3,180 2,840; 8 Of 23846) 17 By 493 11) 6 : : 25; Do. 26 Do. Extraordinary wee 26,664 9,202 14 7H 8,661 13 8 541 |... IL Transport Department 1898 ... ves 88 16] ... vee ves 88 116 |... indian Militaryarrears 1898-1900) 4,249) 7) 5 fo 4,249) 7) 5 . . PT TOTAL... 71,492 165,376] 19 7 148,501) 15 1 17,915) 18 1040} 13 6 | TOTAL...& 207,048 114,847! 17 10 121,725) 2 9 14,856]... 6 424,788) 57 5 OLR

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* Included under No. 12in 1905-1906. G. D. SMITH bbe, 29th January 1907. 24in 1905-1906. Treasurer. “LOBL T a a 2

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Ledger Balance Sheet as on the 30th November, 1906. Fore “TL

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Rs, AS. PS. Rs, AS, Ps.

Expenditure Account 17,22,718 6] 5 Revenue Account 9,80,654 11 8

Advances 9,111 5 Surplus and Deficit Account 9,59,884 3

Suspense 14,629 4 2 Deposits 58,360 10} 8

Protectorate Cash 469,282 1} 7 Drafts and Remittances 89,558 8] 38 WHE Investments Grant-in-Aid (Parliamentary) 2,70,000

Trade Goods 13,255 12 ‘Trade Goods ..

Unallocated Stores—Public Works 1,29,460 15

TVIOIWHO MLIAZV)

Total Rs...) 23,58,457 12 2 Total Rs...) 23,58,457 12] 2

Treasury, Entebbe, G. D. SMITH i — Uganda, 29th January, 1907. Treasurer. &L 74 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE March 1, 1907.

GOMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EXPORT TRADE OF THE UGANDA PROTECTORATE, For the Month of December, 1906.

Month ended 31st 9 Months ended 31st 9 Months ended 31st December 1906. December 1905. December 1906. ARTICLES.

(Quantity Value. Quantity Value. Quantity Value.

Class I. Food Drink and Tobacco. Rs. Rs. Rs.

Grain and Flour lbs. 74,640 32,880 908 46 85,786 33,142 Coffee, Native 391 » 82) 98,344 1,639 11,381 1,807 Chillies 250,754 7 835 [2,514,542 167,876 (2,618,418 140,075 Ground nuts 40,582 1,167 10,620 274 134,715 3,669 Ghee 16,890 8,704 68,882 20,441 116,095 31,834 Jaggree 533 50 136,599 14,878 93,181 8,362 Sim Sim 125,375 3,134 136,429 3,436 301,918 10,301 Tobacco we Se foe ve 59 8

Total Class I ... 48,802 208,590 229,198

Class II. Raw Materials Unmanu- factured.

Wood and Timber we 712 Le ve Le 931 Hides Ibs. 38,890 14,041 250,724 53,394 291,263 104,244 Skins Goat 54,276 42,062 418,493 336,929 493,254 392,374 » Sheep 7,221 737 29,064 4,358 64,700 17,106 » Calf 1,083 240 4,482 902 11,609 2,897 » Miscellaneous 15 58 405 800 422 _ 595 Ivory Vilati 7,705 48,157 Le ... 28,202 174,483 » Gendai 266 1,399 i a 4,018 20,882 » Cutch 2,717 12,229 64,682 291,268 11,429 50,831 » Fakra 489 2,950 a Le 1,446 7,251 » Chenai 112 252 we Le 3,045 7,130 Hippo teeth 2 2 1,975 1,975 2,089 2,089 Seeds - 924 22 Cattle and Miscellaneous Live Stock. 232 5,098 2,406 62,462 2,050 66,500 Goats and Sheep _ ve 51 127 we a Cotton 19,569 4,790 70,278 10,683 208,621 46,512 Fibres, Sanseviera we a 8,560 588 ve a » Raphia 5,13 313 197,234 13,929 48,7538 3,661 Gum ve Sd, 8. ve Rubber 10,519 21,088 70,623 139,503 55,256 110,512 Unenumerated items ve a ve 113 ve 23

Total Class IL ... 154,078 917,039 1,008,043

Class TU. Manufactured or partly.

Bark Cloth No. 285 202 13,190 7,576 2,630 1,932 Curios we 66 a 1,478 Lo 2.450 Grass Rope bundles. 475 BOR... _ 879 Le 326 Native Mats No. 965 533 4,839 2.274 4,392 2.852 Native Tools ve Le 2.191 we i Sim Sim Oil we 81 20 ve ve Trophies 85 Ls "150 3,029 , Miscellaneous and Unenumerated 287 1,469

Total Class III 936 14,355 12,058

Class IV. Misc. and Unclassified. (including Parcels Post and . Passengers Baggage) 87 1,531

Total Class IV 87 1,531

Grand Total Rs. ... 208,908 1,139,984 1,250,830

Entebbe, G. D.SMITH 12th February, 1907. Chief of Customs, March 1, 1907. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE 75

HAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE.

Statement showing numberof Trade packages and value in rupees of various articles imported into Mombasa during January 1907.

Number Value . Number Value ITEMS. of in Irems. of in Packages. Rupees. Packages. Rupees.

Brought forward ... 565,340 Agricultural implements pkgs. 859 15,710 Ale and Beer galls. 1,186 2,684 LIVE STOCK:—- Ammunitions Nos. 37,077 4,433 Apparel pkgs. 94, 19,312 Horses Nos 5 1,700 Bags and Sacks Nos. 14,850 4,207 Camels ” 8 470 Beads Ibs. 15,457 5,366 Cattle . 18 1,050 Books, maps and printed matters pkgs. 82 4,308 Donkeys ” 39 1,675 Boots and Shoes pairs. 1,856 6,647 Sheep » 1 304 Brass and Copperware pkgs. 96 12,7388 Goats ” 367 2,686 Building materials ” 2,836 45,508 Pigs ase we wee Coal ‘ton, bee bee Poultry > 34 88 Cotton goods yds.| 1,321,571 807,808 Machinery and parts of pkgs 28 5,402 » yarn Ibs. a Lee Provisions of all sorts pkgs 3,444 72,351 Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals pkgs. 866 14,644 Salt ewt. 38 40 Earthen and Glassware ” 261 14,046 Seeds, Plants of Cultivation pkgs. 384 3,004 Fire arms Nos. 116 14,114 Silk goods yds. 243 449 Furniture pkgs. 98 10,003 Spirits and Liqueurs galls 2,348 16,858 Sugar cwt. 605 5,962 GRAIN :-— Surgical Instruments pkgs. 16 8,684 Tea Tbs. 14,329 11,178 Rice ewt. 3,228 26,249 Tobacco ” 11,709 12,972 Flour » 2,440 19,284 Wine galls. 1,606 18,408 Wheat ” 141 967 Wood tons. 1,579 102,460 Dhall (Pulse) ” 98 831 Woollen goods yds 4,084: 5,568 Other sorts ” 478 2,393 All other Sorts pkgs. 2,258 89,354

‘ Gun powder Tbs. be wes Iron and Steelware pkgs. 1,887 33,598 916,088 Kerosine oil galls. 800 500 Goods in Transit 214,797

Carried forward ... 565,340 1,130,885

Total value of Trade imports in January 1906 Rs. 1,379,279

Total decrease in value tee ” 248,394

Statement showing value in rupees of Trade goods re-exported from Mombasa to different countries during January 1907.

Items. Quantity. Bea. Zanzibar. Kinwdewn, Germany.

Apparel pkgs. 15 3,445 Beads lbs. 4,503 1,501 Boots and Shoes pairs. 52 156 Brass and Copperware pkgs. 18 2,086 Cotton goods yds. 154,032 38,508 Earthen and Glassware pkgs. 5 363 Grain (Flour) owt. 68 511 Iron and Steelware pkgs 40 1,291 Provisions of all sorts »- 117 1,777 Sugar owt, 68 644, Spirits and Liqueurs galls. 62 504 54 Tea Ths. 420 273 Tobacco Ibs. 520 370 Wine galls. 10 213 Wood tons. 16 992 All other Sorts pkgs. 30 517 170 1,550

Total Rupees... 53,151 54 170 1,550

76 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE March 1, 1907.

Statement showing value in Rupees of Imporis Statement showing value in Rupees of various made into Mombasa from different countries articles exported from Mombasa during during January 1907. January 1907.

Value Value Countries. in Items. in Rupees. Rupees.

United Kingdom 357,552 Ivory E. A. Protectorate 15,828 India and Burmah 166,670 » U. Protectorate £2,240 Ceylon 11,226 >» G. E. Africa wee 60 Mauritius wes * Congo Free State 18,971 Zanzibar 1,809 Rubber EB. A. Protectorate 2,227 Uganda Protectorate vee ” U. Protectorate 34,367 South African Colonies 1,868 ” G. BE. Africa : we 38,256 Australian Colonies vee Horns, rhinoceros EE. A. Protectorate we 78 Austria ~ 35,016 ” ” G. E. Africa vee 65 Belgium 1,389 » other sorts E. A. Protectorate Le 75 France 17,405 ” ” G, E. Africa we 43 Germany- 37,080 Hides, ox E. A. Protectorate 3,199 Holland 59,058 Py U. Frotectorate 5,428 Italy 4,364 oo G. E. Africa 39,348 Norway and Sweece2 102,047 », Sheep E. A. Protectorate 3,592 Portugal 833 yon U. Protectorate 2,411 Russia 425 * > G. E. Africa 574 Switzerland 12,996 », Croat BR. A.Protectorate 27,510 Miscellaneous Ports of Europe 13,106 » > U. Protectorate 44,047 . , Asia 7,198 > 3 G. E. Africa 50,495 United States of America 78,805 $LIVE-STOCK. German East Africa 806 Goats E. A. Protectorate 400 Portuguese ,, > lee Tortoise shells » 52 Jtalian. ” . 6,990 Cotton U. Prctectorate | 7,833 Mangrove bark E. A. Protectorate 9,595 916,088 Copra » 15,826 Goods in Transit 214,797 Coffee ' G. E, Africa 5,412 . — Potatoes E, A. Protectorate 2,107 Total Rupees 1,130,885 Chillies U. Protectorate 6,282 Fibres BE. A. Protectorate 1,312 ” _ U. Protectorate 168 > G. E. Africa 1,428 Wax E, A. Protectorate 867 ” G. E. Africa 18,078 Ostrich feathers E. A. Protectorate 613 GRAIN Maize E. A. Protectorate 1,200 Beans. 3 150 Sim Sim U. Protectorate 13,695 G. E. Africa 3800 Ground nuts KE. A. Protectorate 150 » U. Protectorate 2,511 » G. E. Africa 45,078 Rice Paddy » 1,568 Ghee E. A. Protectorate 2,242 » G,. E. Africa 3,360 Sundries K. A. Protectorate wee 1,118 ” U. Protectorate wee 65 ” G. E. Africa - 655 > Congo Free State 275

Total Rupees... 505,604

Total value of exports in January 1907 Rs, 372,565 Total increase in value : ” "1,838,089

G. J. MUIR for Chief of Customs.

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