At Dobbo they get a high price for it, 1d.

to 3d.

a stick, and there is an insatiable demand among the crews of the praus and the Baba fishermen.

Here they eat it continually.
They half live on it, and sometimes feed their pigs with it.

Near every house are great heaps of the refuse cane; and large wicker-baskets to contain this refuse as it is produced form a regular part of the furniture of a house.