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57 Holland Rd, Kensington; care GPO Mombasa, BEA [A63] East African Estates, Limited, Gazi, Mombasa, British East Africa | ||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
1913.04.08 proposed by C.G. Seligman, seconded by T.C. Hoson
1921.03.22 It was resolved ... that the following be removed from the list of Fellows: E.B. Betts, A. Morrison, B. Morley, G.F. Porter, W. Sheldon Ridge, Mr B. Williams, C.H. During, L.H. Ernst, C.W. Haywood, W. Kirkpatrick, H.N. Thomson
Notes From Elsewhere
In 1907, the District Commissioner, C.W. Haywood raised one plant of tea in the prison garden at Kericho, then called Fort Ternan - the area that would later become famous for tea growing.
Publications
External Publications
The Lorian swamp. Geographical Journal, May 1913
