crockery, &c. Behind these, on the rising ground, are the Government coffee godowns, kept in the true Dutch style of order ; and a little farther off is the villa of the Contrôleur, designed after a European model. A range of buildings, the property of a coffee planter, Mr. P
, is erected near the Contrôleur's residence. To the right of the temporary bazaar is the Wodono's house, from which place all our food was sent, cooked, in a jodang.No bath-room being attached to the house, as is generally the case, I was conducted, by one of the men, to a small bath-house outside the village. Our way lying through hedges of coffee-trees, some of which were six and seven feet high, an altitude I never saw them reach before. Here and there I observed the Dadup plant, which yields a bright red flower. We passed several women and children carrying water in urns, which they generally supported on their hips, with the right arm round