INDEX

Aden, [14]
Aeroplanes, [29], [77], [114]
African sounds, [31]
Africa’s vastness, [8], [139]
Ambushed patrol, [26], [28]
Ammunition abandoned, [127], [132]
Animals dying, [76];
exhausted, [91]
Ants, [167], [222]
Armour-plate tests, [111]
Army, a mixed, [65]
Aruscha road, [70], [74]
Askaris surrender, [151]
Bagomayo, [124]
Baluchis, [66], [85], [165]
Bay of Biscay, [6]
Bayonet charge, [110], [188]
Bees, [222]
Behobeho, [166]
Belgian Force, [124]
Beves, Gen., [164]
Big game, [202]
Bird life in East Africa, [206-207]
Bird migration, north-bound, [10]
Birds collected, [209-215]
Birds of special interest, [216]
Boat-hawking vendors, [9]
Bridges destroyed, [104], [124]
Bridges, repairing, [83], [122]
Brits, Gen., mounted troops, [118]
Buck jump, great, [89]
Buffalo, [48], [92], [203]
Buiko, delayed at, [95]
Bukoba, [20], [22]
Bukubuku, large camp at, [130]
Bush foils decisive combat, [139]
Bush-war difficulties, [29], [138], [184]
Camp routine, [36]
Camp shelters, [141]
Cape Town, rest at, [171]
Casualties, [165], [190], [194]
Casualties at Kahe, [84]
Central railway, marching on, [103]
Central railway falls, [124]
Character and command, [233]
Character, impulses of, [230]
Clifford strikes, [58]
Climate of intense heat, [34], [114]
Coaling, [9]
Colony lost to Germans, [124]
Convoy sail, [4]
Country beautiful, Ulugúru Mts., [127], [154]
Country, cultivated, [76], [125]
Country terribly unhealthy, [197]
Criticism, disturbing, [237]
Crocodile shot, [141]
Cultivation, native, [105], [146]
Cunliffe, Gen., [165]
Currency, doubtful German, [107]
Dakawa, [165]
Dar-es-Salaam surrenders, [124]
Dark days, [195]
Dartnell, Lieut., V.C., [19]
Daylight, hours of, [13], [27]
Defu River, [80]
Desert, march through forsaken, [71]
Dik-dik, [102]
Doves, numerous, [146], [206]
Dress, typical, [45]
Driscoll, Colonel, [3]
Driving off cattle, enemy, [44]
Duiker, Harvey’s, [111]
Dunthumi River, [133]
Dust, marching in thick, [69]
East Africa, nearing, [15]
Egyptian kite, [15]
Eland, [28], [203]
Elephants, [155], [203]
Elephant tusks, [160]
Engare Naniuki, [70]
Entrenchments, Ruhungu, [120]
Fever, more cases, [141]
Fires not allowed, [94]
Fly pests, [220]
Fly, tsetse, [221]
Food at low ebb, [149]
Food, bartering for native, [107], [112]
Food, German, reported short, [151]
Food, hunting game for, [97], [133], [143]
Forces dwindling, [113], [150]
Freebooters, German, [51]
Frontiersmen, [2]
Frontier skirmishes, [18]
Frontier stations, [17]
Front, four-mile, [187]
Front, nine-mile, [177]
Front, twenty-mile, [164]
Fuga hills, [166]
Fusiliers, 25th Royal, [67], [177], [193]
Game, big, [202]
Geraragua River, [71]
Gerenuk antelope, [101]
German askaris surrender, [151]
“German Bridge” engagement, [93]
German East Africa, area of, [139]
German East Africa threatened, [65]
German freebooters, [51]
German natives hired, [133]
German paper rupees, [107]
Gibraltar, [7]
Gilham, Lieut., goes hunting, [97]
Gitu, [105]
Goanese, [76]
Gold Coast Regiment, [129]
Greeks, [76]
Guaso Nyero Valley, [47]
Guerilla warfare, Bukoba, [22]
Guinea-fowl, [99]
Guns, heavy, stranded, [164]
Guns, Koenigsberg, captured, [82], [166]
Gun-teams, sickness depletes, [142]
Handeni neighbourhood, [106]
Hannyngton’s, Gen., Brigade, [118]
Hartebeeste shot, [40]
Heat, climate of intensive, [34], [147], [168]
Hen, pet white, [112], [115]
Hill country, impassable, [119]
Himo River, [80]
Hippopotamus, [204]
Horses dying, [73], [108]
Hoskins, Gen., C.-in-C., [172], [176]
Hot springs, [158]
Houses inhabited, [74]
Hunting at Kajiado, [39]
Hunting game for food, [97]
Hyenas in camp, [143]
Indian Ocean, [15]
Industry, need of, [229]
Information, natives give, [130]
Ivory, [160]
Jungle, cruel-fanged, [97]
Kahe, enemy strength at, [84]
Kahe, hard fighting at, [80]
Kajiado, hunting at, [40]
Kanga-Kilindi range, [118]
Kasanga, [154]
Kasigau, occupied by enemy, [42]
Kavirondos, [202]
Kearton, Cherry, [2]
Kibambawe, [171]
Kibo, [35]
Kibosho, [87]
Kiderengwe, [166]
Kihunsa ridge, [129]
Kikuyus, [202]
Kilimanjaro, [35]
Kilossa, [124]
Kilwa, [176]
Kilwa column, position of, [179]
King’s African Rifles, [67], [144], [177], [188], [193]
Kipanya ridge, [187]
Kiruru, [166]
Kissaki, activities, [149]
Kissaki camp, [140], [144]
Kissaki, enemy retiring to, [130]
Kisumu, [19]
Kite, Egyptian, [15]
Kitulo Hill, [176]
Koodoo, Lesser, [99]
Kraals, native, [146]
Kraut, Major, [78], [189]
Krupp gun, small, [111]
Kwa-Beku, [117]
Kwa-Direma, [110]
Lake Natron at dawn, [55]
Lake steamship craft, [20]
Lake Victoria Nyanza, [19]
Landing effected, Bukoba, [22]
Leadership, [235]
Lembeni outflanked, [90]
Lindi Bay, [174]
Lindi, [175]
Lindi, return to, [185]
Lions, [40], [53], [205]
Locusts, [34]
London, departure from, [3]
Longido west camp, [64]
Long-range guns, enemy, [130]
Loyal North Lancashires, [23]
Luăle Liwăle River, [121]
Lukigura River, march on, [109]
Lukuledi River, [176]
Luxuries (?), [39]
Lyall, Gen., [166]
Machine guns, death-dealing, [80]
Magali Ridge, [127]
Maize, [146]
Makindu, [109], [113]
Makindu, advance beyond, [118]
Maktau, reconnaissance, [27]
Malaria, victim of, [123]
Malta, [9]
Mango, tree and fruit, [145]
Masai, [48], [202]
Masai, respect white chief, [62]
Massimbani track, [116]
Massassi, [197]
Material, war, [226]
Mawensi, [35]
Mayani, [187]
Mbuyuni, back to, [87]
Mediterranean Sea, [7]
Mgata, [129]
Mgeta river front, [140], [144], [164]
Mice plague, [223]
Millet, [146]
Mingoyo, [184]
Mkalamo, [103]
Mkalinso, [171]
Mkwaya, [177]
Mohambika, [184], [187]
Mombasa, [15]
Mombo, [103]
Monitors at Lindi, [177]
Monsoon, South-west, [27]
Morogoro occupied, [123]
Moschi, [74]
Moschi area all clear, [86]
Mosquitoes, [221]
Mountain pass partly blocked, [128]
Mounted troops, Gen. Brits, [118]
Mpala, [40], [133], [203]
Mpapua, [124]
Mrweka, [184]
Mssente, [116]
Mtanda plateau, [187]
Mules dying, [73]
Mules, Somali, [44]
Mules, South American, [67]
Mwúhe River, [122]
Mwuha River, [131]
Nagasseni, [70]
Narunyu, [191]
Native cultivation, [105], [146]
Native kraals, [146]
Natives fearful of shell-fire, [114]
Natives, German, hired, [133], [201]
Natives of East Africa, [201]
Naval gun captured, [82], [166]
Neuralia, troopship, [4]
Nguru mountains, [109], [114], [118]
Nguruman mountains, [47]
Nigerian regiment, [165], [198]
Night attack by enemy, [78], [194]
Night landings, [20], [179]
Night scouting, [30]
Nkessa’s, [133], [134]
North Pole Star, [13]
Observation post destroyed, [129]
Offensive, commencement of, [68], [174]
Officers, [233]
O’Grady, Gen., [177], [198]
Ol Doinyo Orok, [32]
Operations against Narunyu fail, [119]
Operations in Ulugúru Mts., [125]
Outpost, Maktau, [26]
Outpost scattered, [71]
Outram, George, [3]
Oxen dying, [108]
Pangani River, column leaves, [105]
Pangani River, down the, [88]
Parcels from home, [38], [148]
Pare mountains, [93]
Patrol ambushed, [26], [28]
Patrols, [18]
Plantations, coffee, [76]
Plantations, rubber, [76], [176]
Plants collected, [218]
Plymouth Dock, [4]
Port Said, [10]
Punjabis, [66]
Raiders, heading off, [52]
Railway, central, falls, [124]
Railway protection, [17]
Railway to Tanga clear, [103]
Rains, [35], [76], [145], [164], [172]
Ramazani, Selous’s gun-bearer, [170]
Rank and file, [233]
Rations, Gen. Sheppard on, [147]
Rations very short, [96], [104]
Rearguard skirmish, [72]
Rearguards harass advance, [108], [131]
Reconnaissance flanking Ruhungu, [115]
Reconnaissance, Maktau, [27]
Red Sea, [13]
Reedbuck, [133], [142], [203]
Rhinoceros, [27], [28], [30], [204]
Rhodesians, 2nd, [93]
Routine in camp, [26], [36]
Routing the raiders, [60]
Rovuma River, Germans cross, [199]
Royal Fusiliers, 25th, [67], [177], [193]
Rubber plantations, [76], [176]
Rufiji, enemy retreat to, [170]
Rufiji, postponed advance to, [144]
Rufiji River, north of, [125]
Ruhungu, operations fail, [119]
Russongo River, [121]
Ruwu River (Kahe front), [78], [82]
Ruwu River (Ulugúru Mts.), [127]
Ryan, Martin, [3], [158]
Saidi-bin-Mohammed, [43]
Sanja River, [73]
Scouting, night, [30]
Selous, F. C., [2], [162], [169]
Sheep hills, [69]
Shelled by naval guns, [92], [110], [196]
Shell-fire, prolonged, [114], [196]
Sheppard, Gen., [93], [106], [147], [165]
Shombole Mountain, [56]
Sickness depletes gun-teams, [142]
Sickness, food shortage causes, [38]
Single-handed adventure, [44]
Sleep in mud and water, [85]
Sleep lost and overtaxed, [89]
Smuts, Gen., C.-in-C., [68]
Smuts, Gen., pressing forward, [95], [104], [121]
Snakes, [223]
Snowfall on Kilimanjaro, [35]
Soko-Nassai River, [80]
Soldiers underfed, underclothed, [146]
Somali mules, [44]
Sounds, African, [31]
South African troops coming, [41]
Southern Cross, [28]
South Pare mountains, [93]
Ssangeni, [106]
Ssonjo, [108]
Starving natives, [196]
Stations, frontier, [17]
Steamship craft, lake, [20]
Stores abandoned, [132]
Storks, [34]
Suez Canal, [11]
Sunburn, extreme, [169]
Supply difficulties, adding to, [126]
Surrender, Tafel’s force, [199]
Swahili-speaking tribes, [200]
Tabora, Belgian force occupy, [124]
Tafel’s force surrender, [199]
Tandamuti, attack fails on, [187]
Tandamuti front clear, [191]
Tanga clear, railway to, [103]
Taveta base, [88]
Telegraph wires cut, [150]
Thorn trees, [98]
Tieta hills, [30]
Tobacco, out of, [148]
Trackless country, [69]
Tragic end, [199]
Transport difficulties, [75], [104], [113]
Transport attacked, [189]
Trees, thorn, [98]
Trolley line, [103], [180]
Troopship, [4], [5]
Tsetse fly, [221]
Tulo, [132]
Tulo, delayed at, [140]
Uganda railway, [17], [42]
Ulugúru mountains, operations in, [125]
Ulugúru mountains, seeking road, [154]
Unhealthy area, a very, [140], [197]
Usambara railway, enemy leaving, [103]
Usambara railway, west of, [88], [93]
Van Deventer’s, Gen., column, [81], [124]
Van Deventer, Gen., C.-in-C., [176]
Victoria Nyanza Lake, [19]
Voi Railway mined, [26]
Von Lettow crosses Rovuma River, [199]
Von Lettow, forces under, [176]
Wami River, fight at, [122]
War material, [226]
Watch-dog’s duties, [17]
Water, [18], [48], [194]
Waterbuck, [142], [203]
Waterless wilderness, [45]
Waterloo station, [1]
Whirlpools, [48]
White troops leave country, [144]
Wilderness and night, [47]
Wilderness country, [64], [139]
Wilhelmstal, [103]
Willoughby, Major Sir John, [111]
Wireless station destroyed, [20], [25]
Ziwani, fighting at, [183]

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