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10.1057/9780230270305 - The Statesman's Year-Book, Edited by John Scott-Keltie 200 THE BRITISH EMPIRE :—EAST AFRICA __ Imports (1S9S) Imports (189H) Exports (1698) Exports (1S99) Cloves . . . . Rice i . Piece goods Ivory . . . . Coal . . . . Copra, &c. Groceries . . . . Rubber . . . . From or to — United Kingdom British India . British East Africa . Germany . . . . German East Africa. France . . . . Belgium . . . . Zanzibar and Pemba America . . . . i 158~507 i 197,160 376,960 113,164 32,801 59,315 ! 58,006 : 30,853 j 121,211 ! 467,352 59,544 93,516 214,100 26,631 — 217,343 78,991 186,483 193,497 i 367,850 113,204 53,147 30,596 59,562 40,517 146,143 491,548 86,038 95,833 173,172 24,178 56,380 240,658 101,014 143,730 117,320 361,875 112,914 — 105,114 — 34,622 114,716 140,934 202,581 41,141 476,680 114,417 — 158,380 57,092 197,232 141,631 345,910 127,312 69,736 — 41,298 116,964 129 896 190,641 65,766 457,238 80,591 2,724 144,845 84,464 There is a special coinage issued under the Sultan's authority, of which the Maria Theresa dollar is the unit ; but the British Indian rupee is the coin now universally current, though in all business transactions the dollar is the standard of value. The dollar has a tixed value of 2 rupees 2 annas, and the rupee is worth 47 cents. British AgentandConsul-General.—Sir C. N. E. Eliot, K.C. M.G., C.B. Consul.—Basil Cave, C.B. Judge.—Walter B. Cracknall, C.M.G. Assistant Judge.—F. J. Collinson. Vice-Consuls.—V. K. Kestell-Cornish, D. MacLennan, J. H. Sinclair. Vice-Consul at Pemba.—D. R. O'Sullivan Beare. Vice-Consul at Dar es Salaam.—H. C. C. Dundas. Books of Reference concerning British East Africa. Correspondence and Farther Correspondence relating to Zanzibar. London, 188(5-90. Correspondence concerning the Abolition of the Legal Status of Slavery in Zanzibar and Pemba. London, 1897. Anti-Slavery Decree by Sultan of Zanzibar. Africa, No. 1 of 1890-91. Reports on the Slave Trade of the East Coast of Africa (Africa, No. 7), 1887-88, and Africa, No. 6 of 1890-91. Papers relating to recent events in the Uganda Protectorate Africa, Nos. 1. and 4., 1899). London. Preliminary Report by H.M. Special Commissioner on the Protectorate of Uganda. London, 1900. Foreign Office Reports. Annual Series. London. Handbook of E. Africa. Intelligence Department, War Oliicc, 1S94. Hertslet's Treaties and the Map of Africa, by Treaty. 2nd ed., Vol. II. London, 1S97. Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries and British Possessions. London. Statistical Abstract for the Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kingdom, London. Ansorae (W- J.), Under the African Sun. [In Uganda.] London, 1899- Athe (Rev. R. P.), Two Kings of Uganda. 2nd ed. London, 1897. Baumann (Oscar), Durch Masailand zur Nilquelle. 8. Berlin, 1894. Die lnsel Sansibar. Published by the Verein fur Brdkunde. Leipzic, 1897. JWtte00(V.), ViaggidiScopertonelCuoredelT Africa. II Giuba Esplorato. Rome, 1895. Chanler (W. A.), Through Jungle and Desert. 8. Loudon. 1896. Copyright material from www.palgraveconnect.com - Trial Access - PalgraveConnect - 2014-03-13
10.1057/9780230270305 - The Statesman's Year-Book, Edited by John Scott-Keltie MAURITIUS 201 L'olville (Sir H.), The Laud of the Nile Springs. Loudon, 1895. Decle (L-), Three Years in Savage Africa. London, 1897. FitzQerald (W. W. A.), Travels in the Coastlands of British East Africa. London, 1898 Gregory (J. W.), The Great Rift Valley. 8. London, 1896. Hohnel (Lieut, von), Discovery of Lakes Rudolf, &c. 2 vols. London, 1893 Johnston (H. H.), Kilimanjaro. London, 1885. Johnston (Sir Harry), The Colonisation of Africa. Cambridge, 1899. Junker (W.), Travels in Africa, 1875-78. London, 1890. Travels in Africa, 1882-86. London, 1S92. Keltic (J. 8cott), The Partition of Africa. 2nd ed. London, 1895. Kallmann (P.), The Victoria Nyanza: the Land, the Races, and their Customs. London, 1900. Lugard (Capt. F. D.), The Rise of our East African Empire. 2 vols. London, 1893 British East Africa and Uganda. London, 1892.—The Story of Uganda. London, 1900. McDermott (P. L.), British East Africa. London, 1895. MacDonald(J. R. L.), Soldiering and'Surveying in British East Africa. London, 1897. Meyer(Hans), Across East African Glaciers. [Translation contains Bibliography on this subject.] 8. London. 1891. Newman (H. S.), Banani: The Transition from Slavery to Freedom in Zanzibar and Pemba. London, 1898. Ortroz (F. Van), Conventions Internationales concernant 1'Afrique. Brussels, 1898. Peters (Dr.), New Light on Dark Africa. [Narrative of the German Emin Pasha Expedition.] 8. London, 1891. Portal (Sir G.), Mission to Uganda. London, 1894. Purvis (J. B.), Handbook of British East Africa and Uganda. London, 1900. Reclus(E.), Geographic Universelle. Vol. XIII. Paris, 18SS (English edition, Vols. X. and XII. Scott-Elliott (G. F.), A Naturalist in Mid-Africa. London, 1896. Smith (A. Donaldson), Through Unknown African Countries. London, 1897. Stanley (H. M.), Through the Dark Continent. 2 vols. London. 1878. Strandes (J.), Die Portugiesenzeit von Deutsch-und Englisch Ost-Africa. Berlin, 1899. Thomson (Joseph), To the Central African Lakes and Back. 2 vols. London, 1881.— Through Masai Laud. London, 1885. Thurston (A. B.), African Incidents. London, 1900. Yandeleur (C. F. S.), Two Years' Travel in Uganda, ifcc, and on the Upper Nile. Geographical Journal, Vol. IX. (April, 1897). London, 1897. Wickenburg (E. Graf), Wanderungcn in Ost-Afrika. [Somaiiland to Kilimanjaro.] Vienna, 1899. White (A. Silva), The Development of Africa. London, 1890. Wilson (Rev. C. T.) and Felkin (R. W.), Uganda and the Egyptian Soudan. 2 vols. London, 1882. Travels of Burton, Speke, Grant, Baker, and Junker. Gambia, Gold Coast, LagOS- See WEST AFIUCAN COLONIES. Mashonaland, Matabeleland. See RHODESIA. MAUEITIUS. Constitution and Government. The government of the British Colony of Mauritius, with its dependencies, Rodrigues, Diego Garcia, and the Seychelles Islands, is vested in a Governor, aided by an Executive Council, of which the officer in command of Her Majesty's troops, the Colonial Secretary, the l'rocureur-General, the Receiver- General, and the Auditor-General, and two elected members of the Council of Government are ex-officio members. There is also a Council of Government, consisting of the Governor and twenty-seven members, ten being elected, eight ex-officio, and nine nominated by the Governor. The official councillors comprise the five Executive members, the Collector of Customs, the Protector of Immigrants, and the Surveyor-General. The constitution was altered by letters patent dated September 16, 1885, which introduced an elective element into the Legislature. Under a moderate franchise ten members are now elected, one for each of the following districts:—Moka, Plaines Wilherns, Grand Port, Flacq, Savanne, Riviere Noire, Pamplemousses, Riviere du Rempart; and two for Port Louis. Copyright material from www.palgraveconnect.com - Trial Access - PalgraveConnect - 2014-03-13
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