PART T. 
7. GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF MARKETING. 
(Note by Chief of the Division of Agricultural Economics, 
Union of South Africa. T.C.(C)Ag.19.) 
(See page 268.) 
8. GAME: PRESERVATION OR DESTRUCTION. 
(Note by the Agricultural Department, Tanganyika 
Territory. T.C.(C)Ag..15) . 
(See page 266.) 
9. METRIC SYSTEM. 
(Note by Mons. Vanden Abeele, Belgian Congo. 
T.C.(C)Ag.22.) 
(See page 265.) 
10. CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSAL TO HOLD AN AGRICULTURAL SHOW 
REPRESENTATIVE OF EAST AFRICA AT NAIROBI ABOUT JULY, 1927. 
(To be raised by the Director of Agriculture, Kenya.) 
(See page 264.) 
11. Tae CoxTrOoL oF THE NATIVE COTTON INDUSTRY AND HOW FAR 
THE REGULA\IONS IN FORCE FOR SUCH CONTROL IN THE SEVERAL 
COUNTRIES REPRESENTED ARE PRACTICAL AND ADEQUATE. 
(Paper by H. C. Sampson, Empire Cotton Growing 
Corporation. T.C.(C)Cot.1.) 
(See page 183.) 
12. THE CONSIDERATION OF THE QUESTION OF THE MOVEMENTS OF 
CortroN, SEED COTTON AND SEED FROM ONE TERRITORY TO 
ANOTHER. 
(Paper by H. C. Sampson, Empire Cotton Growing 
Corporation. T.C.(C)Cot.2.) 
(See page 183.) 
13. Tae CorroN INDUSTRY IN UGANDA. 
(Paper to be read by Director of Agriculture, Uganda.) 
(See page 130.) 
14. THE PRINTING AND PUBLICATION OF THE REPORT. 
(See page 281.) 
CATEGORY II. 
AGRICULTURE, 
1. SoMEe Som ProBrLEMS IN KENYA. 
(Paper by V. A. Beckley, Agricultural Chemist, Kenya. 
T.C:{C)Ag.8.) 
(See page 30.) 
2. Tare Economics oF INDUSTRIAL ALcoHOL MANUFACTURE FROM 
AcGricuLTURAL PRODUCTS. 
(Paper by M. H. Fox, Chemical Officer, Kenya. 
T.C.(C)Agz.7.) 
(See page 40.) 
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