We were all glad to find there was no one to ferry us. We encamped about 3 miles beyond the river. This day we journeyed about 20 miles. Had a very snug spot for our tents with plenty of fresh water. At half past seven we started, and got to a small planting settlement, about five miles from our encampment, (a sketch of which is drawn in the end of this book by Mr. Taylor). Had some potatoes for natives. Paewa is the name of the Kainga. From there we came to another small plantation where there were several natives. Dined there, and proceeded on our journey, through a barren, sandy country, with a good deal of up and down hill; and encamped where there is a beautiful road