Excerpt from Our Newest Colony: Being an Account of British East Africa and Its Possibilities as a New Land for Settlement, A Land Where the Out-Crowded and Heavily Burdened Tax-Payer of the Older Civilization May Seek a More Simple and Yet Brighter Life

In publishing "Our Newest Colony" I hope to lessen my labours in replying to the very great number of enquiries for information which I have been receiving from all parts of the world during the past few years.

British East Africa, which I have - theoretically if not practically - wrongly termed a "Colony" has attracted a great deal of attention among intending Colonists, hence the numerous enquiries received.

I believe and hope the following chapters will give all that general information which any Reader, who is seeking a new Home, is desirous of obtaining before making a definite decision.

There have been many distinguished visitors to "Our Newest Colony" during the past few years and in this Introductory Note I propose to quote from the speeches made by some of the most distinguished among them - speeches made during one or another period of their visits.

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