Contains: Expeditions Famine and terrorization of the local population Redefinition of borders

Contains: Construction of the station

Contains: Survey of the local population Supply of equipment Business trips

Contains: Missions and expeditions Supply of equipment

Contains: border conditions

Contains: Relationship with local population Cattle disease control Arable farming and livestock breeding

Contains: Theft of a cash box expedition and collision with the local population

Contains: Missions and expeditions Supply of equipment

Contains: Maintenance of a farm. Missions Redefinition of borders

Note on list: Accra

Note on list: Accra

Gold Coast. Postal Union Convention: explanation of the use of German Togo stamps captured in Togoland; inability to supply specimens to the British Post Office. Original Correspondence From: Governor Clifford, Despatch No 318.

Gold Coast Colony - Sketch Map Showing the relative positions of the Eastern Boundary Pillars [with Togoland] and German Roads. Reproduced from a sketch, signed by Mr H.M. Hull, travelling commissioner, enclosed in Sir William Maxwell's confidential despatch dated December 24th 1896': covering the area between Denu (now in Ghana) and Lomé (now in Togo); also showing trees, villages, farms, lagoon, scrub, the River Aka. Reference table. Lithographed at the Intelligence Division, War Office, December 1898.

Note: Picture content identical with 2545 and 3078.

Note: Sawitzki: A missionary woman with an African woman