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in the years l19!. 1893, and 1874. hrt
more particularly in the latter year, when
we remaincd in KarakGEooa Bay from the
l1,h Of January 30 the 2Gh Of February.
| beg leave to infolm all commanders Of
vessels, Sc. &c. that We have been treat
Cd with the greatest friendship. attention
and hospitality. By the whole Of the inhab-
i.ants of this Island: bat particularly by
'Camaah Maah, its kim: TO whose par
ticular care | wouIl'rcc0mnoad al visit
crs TO cntrust themselves, Notwithstanding
we have been treated with the greatest
attention and ciyil;ty by cyc"y other chief
they are however to be trusted with prop
cr caution. Iaaou Ioloo, il one IL
stance, having not altogether acted equal
TO the character have given Of him in
writing, on my former visit.


Tamaah Maah's conduct has been OF
the most friendly nature supplying us
with every rcflcshmcHt the Island ali0ris.
and other necessary articles, without the
unpleasant task OF bartcring for such
things and for his friendly and good be-
havour caused I0ryo boat to be built
and given him, called the Britannia her
size, &C., being mentioned on a plate Of
copper, nailed on the stern OF that vessel.


also beg leave to inform al yisitcrs,
that on the 2jth Of February, in a grand
council of the principal chiefs OF tits t.
land, assembled on board Ills B.itannic
M.icsty's Vessel under my coMmanl
Tamaah Maah made The most solemn COS
sion possible, Of the Island Of OWyhcc TO
His Britannia Majesty, his heirs, &C., and
himself with the attending chiefs unani-
monsly acknowicd 5aA themselves subjects
to the British crown.


therefore. in the namo OF the King
my Master, recommend him to be treated
with all the kindness he 50 Justly will be
found to merit: as also the other chiefs
and inhabitants of the Island, in such man
ncr as their conduct hereafter may cntitlc
them to deserve. and likewise beg leave
to recommend Mossrs. John Young and
Isaac Davis, 10 whose services not ONLY
the persons, &c, under my command
have been highly indebted for their good
Offices, but aim convinced that through
the uniformity of their conduct, and un-
rcmitting good advice to Tamaal Maah
and the different chiefs, that they have
been materially instrumental in causing
the honest, civil, and attentive behaviour
lately experienced by all visitcrs, from
the inhabitants Of this Island; as contra
ry to the reports that have been published