The produce of these Islands ^ and manners and customs of the natives are much the same as ^ at King Georges Island, only as the Bread fruit Tree is here in not such plenty the Natives to supply that deficience, plant and cultivate a greater quantity of Plantains and Yam ^ ms of several sorts and these they have in the greatest perfection.
Their manners and customs appear to be nearly the same they ^ The inhabitants are rather of a fairer complexion Colour than the generallity of the natives of Georges Island, but more particularly especialy the Women who are much fairer and handsomer and the men are not so much addicked to theiving and are more open and free in their beheavour —
The only difference we could see in their Religion was in the Houses of thier Gods which were very different to those we saw on Georges Island. those here were made about the size and