British And German East Africa, Their Economic And Commercial Relations
British And German East Africa, Their Economic And Commercial Relations
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From 1904 to 1906 no progress was made, the export remain- ing all those years on a scale of 189 tons. A new impetus was given in 1907, in which year 231 tons were shipped. The figure for 1908 was 270 tons, and has in the last year considerably increased, but the actual statistics are not at my disposal.
The experiments in German East A&ica, were followed with great concern in the interested British quarters. In December, 1902, the Chamber of Commerce at Manchester declared a sample grown in th...at colony to be equal to the best Egjrptian produce,^ and in the next year, in a report about the general market of the cotton industry, the Vice - President of the B.C.G.A.
referred to the German successes,^ in order to encourage the production of the article in British East Africa and Uganda.
The start was made in Uganda, where the intelli- 1 KB^ 1903, p. 129. s Ibid., 1904, p. 372.
Digitized by Google 110 BRITISH AND GERMAN EAST AFRICA gence of the natives gave early hope of success.^ A company was formed to take over the industrial and commercial side of the work, which was first confined to the central province and the areas near Kampala and Entebbe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From 1904 to 1906 no progress was made, the export remain- ing all those years on a scale of 189 tons. A new impetus was given in 1907, in which year 231 tons were shipped. The figure for 1908 was 270 tons, and has in the last year considerably increased, but the actual statistics are not at my disposal.
The experiments in German East A&ica, were followed with great concern in the interested British quarters. In December, 1902, the Chamber of Commerce at Manchester declared a sample grown in th...at colony to be equal to the best Egjrptian produce,^ and in the next year, in a report about the general market of the cotton industry, the Vice - President of the B.C.G.A.
referred to the German successes,^ in order to encourage the production of the article in British East Africa and Uganda.
The start was made in Uganda, where the intelli- 1 KB^ 1903, p. 129. s Ibid., 1904, p. 372.
Digitized by Google 110 BRITISH AND GERMAN EAST AFRICA gence of the natives gave early hope of success.^ A company was formed to take over the industrial and commercial side of the work, which was first confined to the central province and the areas near Kampala and Entebbe.
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