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himself hoped to follow later on. On May 5th the Wang'uana arrived from Ntebbi with most of the goods which they had brought over, and for the next three or four days I was very busy writing letters for England and making out discharge notes for the Wang'uana ; for I had decided to dismiss them all, as I was thoroughly disgusted with them, for they were, as a lot, lazy, dishonest, and insubordinate, besides being a considerable expense. The Wang'uana all left on the 12th of May, and I got two Waganda boys for servants.