Author: Excerpt from Miss's diaries. Barrel man and miller. Scope: pp. 108-111. Includes, among other things: - (SW: school and education; agriculture on the station; construction activity - school building with the help of Schangali; guests on the station; Miss. Müller with the Maasai)

Author: Excerpt from Miss's diary. Barrel man and miller. Scope: pp. 50-51. Contains, among other things: - (SW: school; agricultural cultivation; neighbourhood problems; theft of Jagga boys; Chief Shangali - participation in circumcision ceremonies)

• Author: From letters of the missionaries Päsler and Müller. Scope: p. 283-289* 303-306. Contains, inter alia: - (SW: Moving into the mission house; description of the house, the station and the photographs sent along; Kikafutal - (SW: servants of the missionaries and employees) Darin: Illustration "The first buildings of the station Kwarango".

Author: After letters from Miss. Päsler in Kwarango. Scope: pp. 171-174. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Illness of Miss Böhme - Departure with Miss. Old house to the coast; missing wood supplies obstruct the house construction; rainy season; food - beans, Wimbi, Plantanen; purchase of cattle)

Author: Excerpt from Miss's diaries. Faßman and Müller. Scope: pp. 278-281. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Good Friday - bell consecration at the station Kwarango; WaMadchame sacrifice Irua - God in the courts of the chiefs or other noblemen; school; illness - traditional healing methods - magic; garden and mission field; burial of a Maasai shepherd - employed at the station)

Author: According to the diary of Miss. Fassmann, May 1895. Scope: pp. 321-323. Includes among others: - (SW: Hyenas in mission stable; arrival of two cannon furnaces; actual name of Kwarango is Nkarungo according to Miss. Müller; problems with the pupils; corporal punishment)

• Author: By Miss. Althaus in Kwarango. May 1894. Scope: p. 325-330* 345-348. Includes among others: - (SW: Description of a homestead; language studies with natives) - (SW: Miss. Althaus - studies of language and customs in the farmsteads; sacrificial meal; "faith" of the Wadschagga)

• Author: By Miss. Müller in Kwarango in Madchame. Scope: p. 94-96* 103-108. Includes, but is not limited to: - (SW: communication with KiMadchame; nutrition; women and children may eat locusts and ants) - (SW: agricultural cultivation - products; alcohol; snuff; will to work)

Author: Report by Miss. Althaus in Kwarango, Feb. 5, 1894. Scope: pp. 237-245. Includes among others: - (SW: Missionaries Faßmann, Müller, Althaus visit the Maasai; newly built street; market; cattle trade with Maasai did not come about; description of the Maasai)

• Author: According to Miss's diary. Päsler. Scope: pp. 74-78* 89-93. Includes, but is not limited to: - (SW: visit to Chief Schangali; language studies; exchange and gifts; Swahili service; contact to Madchame people; construction work hindered by the beginning of the "small rainy season") - (SW: food and cattle breeding; postal traffic with "home"; legal ownership of a piece of land - Kwarango - new station name; Christmas and New Year festival; fire at the station)

Author: By Miss. Miller in Madchame. Scope: pp. 359-366. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Bantus languages; Kidschagga, KiMadchame, Kimoshi; description of the Bantus languages; reason for station name Nkarungo instead of Kwarango)