of steeds. Unfortunately however they were not all adept riders. Kawana's son with his fine red coat was seen flying off his horse which bogged in the sand and precipated the rider some yards off his back. I encouraged him to get on his horse and although he was bleeding from the nose he soon forgot the misfortune and was seen in chase of a wild pig we met on the road in full glee. We now came on quietly till we arrived at a small bush when Abraham signed to me to take off my hat as it should be destroyed