No main title. "Messrs. J. Walkden's Store" (3). LS of the store, name clearly seen, a European man stands outside, a group of Africans (Hausa) leave the store (17). "Messrs. Christian's Stre" (20). Two Europeans walk down a path from the store (no sign visible) (34). Africans carrying large sacks on their heads down a sack-filled gully, overseen by two European men (47). A large European house/store (58). Street scenes in a village/trading post (60). Warehouses and stores by the river (71). A European in topi and shorts watches two Africans heating and seperating oil (?). They are watched by large group of Africans in the background (92). "A visit to one or two of the Niger Company's Trading Stations." (100). Travelling shot from steamer along the river; passing a trading station (123). Passing Ekow (185); passing Tenogoa (186); passing Sabagreia (286); passing a large built up area, still Sabagreia (?) (317); passing Gana-Gana (354); another village (367). "BURUTU. We arrive at Burutu the principal port of the Niger Company, Ltd. The two old hulks shown in the picture are now used as stores for Palm Kernels. Various ships may be seen loading Kernels and Palm Oil." (390). Travelling shot past the two hulks, large merchant ships with only their hulls and masts left (404). Travelling shot of the port of Burutu, showing the docks, cranes, and piers (432). Loading ships at the dock (442). "Workshops and slips" (445). Pan left of crane, pier and slipways of boat repair yard (485). Same view from the land (501). "Bringing a steamer up on the slip for overhauling" (508). The steamer `Richard Lander' is dragged up onto the slipway (584). "A pile driver at work" (587). Views of the same (618). "Loading Palm Kernels" (612). Pan left along dock to large ship being loaded (633). Pan from boat of open space, stores and docks (654). Barrels of oil lined up on the dockisde ready for loading (675). "Another view of BURUTU. Looking towards Old Oil Beach" (683). HAS pan right of scene, showing warehouse, open space, docks and slipways with steamer `Gondola' on the slipway (749ft).