and more pleasant travelling. Got to the Dunstan about 7 p.m., a small golddigging village, with about 300 inhabitants, a few stores, Insurances, Banks, shops, etc. - all very low-roofed, with iron roofs. Met Mr. Fraser, who had horses waiting for me; also Mr. Stewart, who was coming for letters. Washed at a nice Hotel, and crossed to Mr. Fraser's.