and then waited until Mr. Sj. came back. I cut Bro.

C's hair. Bro. C. came home & chopped with me. After
neon about 3 o'clock, Monsieur Donienjoz came down after
Bro. C. & I went to N'Kala Kala and had a preasant visit
with Mr. Frank the agent (Bng.) I then came back just
in time for sup. Nothing more ~ good-night

Thursday Feb. 11 - 1897

Bright and sunshiny about 6 o'clock this a.m. After
chop I went with Mr. Orman of Bishop Taylor's mission,
to the ship. We had a little rain while I was there.

I went over to the depot to get my baggage in and be
ready to go to Tumba tomorrow but the chief of the sta-
tion would not let me as there were more passengers than
they could acosmodate, so I will have to wait till Mon-
day. I chopped the noon meal with Mr. Clippingdale.
About 4 o'clock p.m. Mr. Harvey was going to Londe and
I went down with him. I had an engagement to chop the
eve. meal with Mr. Frank, so after Mr. He went home I
went to N'KalaKala and had a nice supper of fresh goat.
I sat and talked with him till 10 o'clock and then I
eame home and had a good night's rest.

Friday Feb. 12 - 1897

Arising early this a.m. I got the boy ready and went
with Mr. M°Kennie to Metadi. The boy was not allowed

on the regular train so he went on a train whieh would
take two deys. I sent 10 packages with him. I did not
go back to Londe for breakfast in fact I had none. I
stayed at the station for some time met Espanet & had a
short chat with him. JI then hunted up Dinier chief of
transport and had two heavy boxes carried over to the
depot and weighed. I then went up to Mr. Clippingdales
and found him almost sick. I went up to Mr. Harvey's
and purchased a small day book and “Le Nouveau Testament
de Notre Seigneur Jesus Christ" and then walked to Londe.
I had a little nap before dinner, for I had gotten very
sleepy while reading the ist chapitre de Selon Saint
Matthiew. Shortly after dinner Messrs Saith and
Bullerkist came from N Gangile, the latter is a friend
of George Guills we had a very pleasant visit & the
afternoon passed off very pleasantly, indeed.
