English goods, sugar, tea, and coffee are the articles received in exchange.

All the natives of these parts soon become remarkably fond of coffee.

The acme of respectability among the Bechuanas is the possession of cattle and a wagon.

It is remarkable that, though these latter require frequent repairs, none of the Bechuanas have ever learned to mend them.

Forges and tools have been at their service, and teachers willing to aid them, but, beyond putting together a camp-stool, no effort has ever been made to acquire a knowledge of the trades.