Peace Handbooks Volume 16 British Possessions (2). The Congo. 96-99 Kenya, Uganda and Zanzibar; British Somaliland and Sokotra; Anglo-Egyptian Sudan; Belgian Congo. (Issued by the Historical Section of the Foreign Office)

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36 [ No. 97 ECONOMIC CONDITIONS a private firm , Cowasji, Dinshaw Bros. , accepts deposits from private individuals and cashes cheques drawn against them .

(3) INFLUENCE OF FOREIGN CAPITAL There are seven trading houses established at Berbera and Bulhar—mostly Arab or Parsee firms— branches of houses in Aden. There are four trading houses in Zeila .

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