. Les voyages dans les côtes de l'Afrique de l'est britannique et les îles de Zanzibar et de Pemba; leurs ressources agricoles et caractéristiques générales . le fétichisme dans tous les temps, avec de six à dix brasses. Son entrée est est loin de danger, et à l'ouest il y a un chenal navigable entre les récifs de Tanga et de Wasin, qui n'a pas encore été examiné ; mais en 1878, le Fmoii n'a trouvé aucune difficulté à se rendre de l'île de Tanga jusqu'à la baie de Gomani. Mombasa (le port principal) a plusieurs ports. Port • partie III., 1889, chap., x., et le supplément révisé, 1S92, page 75 à la fin TRAX

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. Travels in the coastlands of British East Africa and the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba; their agricultural resources and general characteristics . feanchorage in any weather, with from six to ten fathoms. Its eastern entrance is clear from danger, and on the westthere is a navigable channel between Tanga and Wasin insidethe reefs, which has not yet been examined ; but in 1878 theFmoii found no difficulty in proceeding from Tanga Island asfar as Gomani Bay. Mombasa (the leading port) has several harbours. Port • Part III., 1889, chap, x., and the Revised Supplement, 1S92, page75 to end. TRAXELS IN EAST AFRICA Mombasa, on the eastern side of the island, is one ; it is halfa mile in length and about two cables in breadth, with goodanchoring depths close to the shore on either side. Theanchorage is eleven to twelve fathoms water in mid-channel.Port Tudor is a land-locked harbour on the north side of theisland, and is reached by a narrow winding channel on theeast side of Mombasa Island, which has depths of from eightto twenty fathoms, and more in places with bold shores.There are few more beautiful places than this winding channel. Kll.lNDINl II.UHC)LK. with its stcejj wooded bank. The anchorage at Port Tudoris in from five to ten fathoms mud, and although the passageis impracticable for a sailing ship on account of its windings, there is no difficult)- for a vessel, however large, to steam up tothe harbour. Port Kilmdini is a fine sheltered harbour onthe west side of Mombasa Island, leading to Port Reitz, andis about two and a half miles long by half a mile wide, withdepths varying from six to twenty fathoms, and as much asthirty fathoms at each end of the port, where it is narrow. TRAVELS IN EAST AFRICA The harbour is available for all classes of vessels. Port Reitzis a fine inland harbour, about four miles east and west, by onemile broad, and may be entered without difficulty throughPort Kilindini, which forms the channel to it. There isanchorage in Port Reitz in

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