Towards evening the mission boys party arrived
and camped a few hundred yards away. His groups now contained
about 200. In the evening I went after rabbits, but had to walk a
long way, as the natives had dug put the warrens nearby. The others
employed the evening taking in churingas made of wood from a
little group of Ngalia for a little flour and sugar. The evening meal
consisted of rabbit cooked native style in its fur, damper and tea.
As Titus was travelling with a small flock of goats we did
not get very far that morning and we gave him a lift on one of the
camels as a change from donkey riding.
