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Large canoe in which Mr. and Mrs. Harris travelled up the Maringa River
Loading palm kernels, Cabinda
Loading palm oil at Batanga
Loads of dried fish landed at Loanda for transport to the Island of San Tome as food for for the servicaes
Loads of rubber being carried on to S.S. Antoinette, Kasai River
Mouth of Chiloango River joining the sea at Landana
Mr. Harris greeting old chief on Bopoto Beach, upper Congo
Mr. Harris writing on board the S. S. Lapsley, Kasai River
Native slaver with slave on either hand. Found on board S. S. Sapele on which Mr. and Mrs. Harris travelled to Angola
no caption [view of ship on water with oil rigs?]
No caption [view of village and landscape taken onboard a boat, similar to image 37]
Railway steamer on Kasai River
Repartiated servicaes about to go ashore at Novo Redondo
Repartiated servicaes going ashore at Novo Redondo
Repartiated servicaes on board the S.S. "Zaire" about to land at Novo Redondo
Rev. John Howell Captain of S. S. Endeavour during a tornado
Rowing boat pulling hard against the current above the Devil's Cauldron, lower Congo. Forced to abandon journey and return down stream
S. S. Berthe, formerly known as S. S. Lapsley, capsized at Kwamouth in 1902, when one white man and twenty natives were drowned
S. S. Hemptinne on the Kasai River
S. S. Lapsley on Kasai River
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