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(¢) An Editor to be appointed and located at the Amani 
Institute. 
d' The Journal to be issued bimonthly to begin with, and to 
contain advertisements for which payment is to be made 
on a scheduled scale. 
A separate Journal account to be kept, the Government of 
each territory to contribute towards the cost on the basis of 
the number of Journals supplied, with a minimum 
contribution. 
Each Government to indent for the number of copies required, 
these to be issued among the subscribers by the Department 
of Agriculture or other organisation in the receiving country 
at a charge, postage paid, of Shs. 10/- per annum. 
Complimentary copies to Departments of Agriculture and 
Institutions and persons in other countries, also to East 
African Trade and Information Office, London, to be issued 
direct by the Printer, according to list supplied by the Editor. 
g) Reprints of articles in the form of bulletins to be supplied at 
cost to Departments, as, and if, required. 
kv An Editing Committee to be appointed and to consist of the 
Director of Amani Institute (Chairman) when appointed, 
together with the Directors of Agriculture of Kenya, 
Tanganyika, Uganda, and Zanzibar, and any other 
contributing territories. 
6. An approximate of Revenue and Expenditure is given here- 
under : — ‘ Cost to 
EXPENDITURE. begin with. 
1 Editor (£600 x 20 to 720 x 30 to 840) ... oie “nk £600 
I Clerk-Typist (240 x 18 to 300) ... ‘oe oe 58 £240 
Passage and Leave Allowance, say ... Ren io oo £250 
Cost of stationery, ete. si Ea oe as oh £100 
Travelling expenses ... a r iy £200 
Cost of publication of. say, 2.500 to 8.000 copies bimonthly £1,250 
Total cost per annum ... £..640 
REVENUE. 
1,500 subscribers at Shs. 10/- 1 1 4's ri £750 
Advertisements £120 per issue cx: £o ois od £720 
Total revenue ... £1,470 
Leaving £1,170 or, say, £1,200 to be defrayed by different 
Governments. 
It is not unlikely that use would be made of the services of the 
Editor in some other capacity at Amani, e.g., as Librarian or Secretary, 
and he could also edit the scientific memoirs which it is hoped may in 
the course of time emanate from the Institute, which might in those 
circumstances be expected to bear the cost of part of the salaries and 
other expenses of the editorial service—thus reducing the amount to 
be contributed bv the different Governments.