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Folios 207-249. Zanzibar: code 448, file 2113, paper 22229. Sent by Basil S Cave, the British Agency and Consulate General, Zanzibar (ref 62) on 02/06/1906. Forwards translation of report by Count von Götzen on causes of recent native rising in German East Africa, and offers his own observations; includes translation of extract from Deutsch Ostafrikanische Zeitung of 17 February 1906 and despatch from H Cavendish Venables, 26 May 1906. Received on 02/07/1906. 43 folios.

Folios 342-344. Zanzibar: code 448, file 18957, paper 18957. Sent by Basil S Cave, the British Agency and Consulate General, Zanzibar (ref 38) on 05/05/1906. Expresses regret at departure of Count von Götzen as Governor from German East Africa and names probable successor as Baron von Rechenberg, German Consul at Zanzibar between 1896 and 1902. Received on 02/06/1906. 3 folios.

Folios 199-206. Zanzibar: code 418, file 2113, paper 11563. Sent by the Colonial Office on 03/04/1906. Transmits copies of correspondence with Sir A Sharpe respecting his interview with Count von Götzen on affairs in German East Africa and railway projects in that territory. Received on 04/04/1906. 8 folios.

Folios 250-259. Zanzibar: code 448, file 2113, paper 22609. Sent by the Colonial Office on 03/07/1906. Transmits despatch from HM Commissioner for the British Central African Protectorate, enclosing translation of statement made by Count von Götzen to German Parliament on causes of native risings in German East Africa:. Received on 04/07/1906. 10 folios.

Folios 172-187. Germany: code 418, file 2113, paper 5915. Sent by Sir Frank C Lascelles, the British Embassy, Berlin (ref 15) on 13/02/1906. Transmits précis of memorandum by Count von Götzen, Governor of German East Africa, on causes of native rising in German East Africa Protectorate. Received on 19/02/1906. 16 folios.

Folios 205-208. Zanzibar: code 448, file 4907, paper 4907. Sent by Basil S Cave, the British Agency and Consulate General, Zanzibar (ref 13) on 18/01/1906. Transmits notes by Vice Consul Henry Cavendish Venables on discussion with Count von Götzen relative to labour shortages in German East Africa and possible solutions. Received on 10/02/1906. 4 folios.