GENERAL INDEX. 
631 
Hyena: the Spotted II. 229. 
Hyena-Mountains, in the Cisgarie- 
pine ... II. 27. 36. 44. 47. 71. 
I. 
Ice 81. 564. 
Iguana II. 55. 
Imports of the Colony 79. 
Industry among the Bachapins. 
II. 557. 
Influenza: a species of. II. 137. 141. 
Ingh^(Ing-hay), aspecies of weasel. 
II. 592; 
Inhumanity : an instance of it at 
Litakun II. 472. 
Ink, of a yellow color 212. 
Inns : the want of them in the 
Colony, frequently remedied 
by hospitality 141. 
Insects: remarkable. 310.400.418. 
Interpreter for the Sichuana lan- 
guage 485. II. 363. 
Intramontane 58 1 . 
Intzi-intzl, a Sichuana word expres- 
sive of multitude II. 560. 
Inundation of the Gariep, and 
Nugarlep 316. 319. 390. 
Iron II. 575. 
cubic pyrites of 202. 
ore : appearances of 95. 
■ a species found at Sansa- 
van II. 257. 
— — a species of 414. 
stone rocks 386. 
ware, manufactured by the 
Nuakketsies II. 439. 
Isthmus of Cape Town, viewed 
from Table Mountain .... 4 6. 
■ a ramble 
over 51 — 58. 84. 
Itinerary: the longitudes given in 
it 205. 
— — — remarks respecting it. 251. 
II. 53. 
Ivory, brought by the Hottentots 
to Cape Town 154. 
— — - the price of it in the In- 
terior II. 274. 
at Litakun ... II. 403. 406. 
obtained from the Nuak- 
ketsies andBarolongs. II. 537. 
538. 
on establishing a regulated 
trade with the Bichuana na- 
tions II. 539. 
— — — a mode of procuring it. 
II. 555. 
rings ; an ornament of dis- 
tinction worn by South-Afri- 
cans II. 562. 571. 
Jackals 180. 464. II. 83. 99. 285. 
— — — tail : its supposed virtue 
and use II. 57. 412. 
Jackal ; a part of the Hottentot 
dress, so called, 397. 398. II. 
318. 
Fountain 258. 
Jacobs: Pieter; a colonist .... 197. 
Jacob: Oud Baas. II. 94. 95. 108. 
Jan Hendrik II, 465. 479. 
Jan-Tadentaal : a bird so called. 
364. 
Jan Van Roye; or Van Rooyen: 
see, Van Roye. 
Jansens: General 12. 
Jansz's Fountain 463. 
Jas (Yas), or Watch-coat. 233. 270. 
Jasper 334. 
Jaundice 371. 
Jerboa of the Cape. See Spring- 
haas, or Leaping Hare. 
Jonker's Water 306. 
Josaphat: Dal van 139. 
Journal : a mode of gaining time 
for writing it II. 401. 
■ a remark respecting it. 
II. 304. 
J(iflfrouw Vermeulen II. 118. 
Juk Rivier (Yoke River) 225. 229. 
riviers Hoogte (Yoke River 
Heights) 229. 
schei 151. 246. 
Juli, a faithful Hottentot; his cha- 
racter and history. II. 160, 161. 
165. 253. 242. 262. 279, 280. 
325. 367. 425. 463. 491. 
Jupiter's Satellites, observed. 483. 
Justice; the administration of; in 
the Cape Colony 77. 78. 
K. 
Kaabi, a Bushman captain. II. 22. 
his wife II. 25. 
his friendly assistance. II. 
195. 
his kraal, alarmed by sus- 
picion of spies II. 201. 
character of him and his 
countrymen II. 202. 
and Gryskop, visit Klaar- 
water II. 218. 
Kaama; or, Khaama. II. 81. 99. 
334. 350. 392. 573. 591. 
Kaapsche Duinen (Cape Downs). 
58. 84. 
Vlakte (Cape Flats). 58. 
Kart-spel ; a Hottentot game, so 
called 233. 
Kaava-pukoli (Jackal's tail). 11.412. 
Kaba-klusi II. 412. 
Kafler : see Caffre. 
KafFers-boom (Erythrina Caffra). 
23. 24. 
Vink (Caffre Finch.) 20. 
II. 492. 
Kakikaan, an animal of the feline 
tribe II. 592. 
Kalkoentje: Wilde 501. 502. 
Kameelpaard ; see, Camelopard. 
Kameel-doorn 453. II. 240. 
Kameel-hoek II. 278. 
Kamhanni : remarks on the word. 
II 300. 
Mountains. II. 340. 491. 
Pass II. 289. 291. 
Peak II. 291. 314. 
Kamiesberg 361. 581. II. 224. 
Kamma ; a Hottentot word : its 
meaning and application. 259. 
Kamnasi-land ; a division of the 
Colony 96. 579. 580. 581. 
Kana-kana, a Bachapin air, II. 438. 
Kanari vogel, a bird so called. 502. 
Kanna, a species of antelope. See 
also Eland. 312, 313. 11.23. 
42. 81. 190. 193. 199. 285. 
Kanna-bosch(Kanna-bush) ; ashrub, 
from the ashes of which, the 
Colonists make soap. 267.419. 
II. 21. 113. 
Kraal 267. 
Kannaland : a division of the Co- 
lony 267. 579, 580, 581. 
Kapt^en (Captain), a title not un- 
known to the extra-colonial 
tribes II. 456. 
Kardouw's Kloof 88. 
Kaross; or, Hottentot Cloak. 267. 
397. 459. 490. II. 86. 350. 
575. 
the fore- and hind- 292. 595. 
Karr^e-hout (Karr^e-wood)or, Kar- 
ree tree. 178,179.207, 208. 
317. 345. II. 29. 199. 
Karrde river 267. II. 571. 
Karreebergen, or, Karree Moun- 
tains 295. 295. 297. 299. 
Plain 501. 
Poort; or the Pass 
of the Karree Mountains. 298. 
Karrikamnia; see Klaarwater. II. 
365. 
Karrikarri, a tribe of Bichuanas, 
II. 474. 532. 548. 
Karro : meaning of the word. 207. 
— I geographically defined. 75. 
581. 558. 
the nature of its soil. 210. 
240. 244. 
its climate 81. 187. 
the Great; its rivers. 137. 
213. 215. 
doom : see, Karro-thorn. 
Ground: its nature. II. 44. 
Plains : a view over them. 
218, 219. 
Thorn. 195. II. 29. 240, 
241. 248. 
Poort (Karro Pass). 207. 
555. 557, 558. II. 98. 
Karupny, a Bushman Kraal 436. 
Katjeplring, or Katjepiri (Gardenia 
florida) 22. 
Kastanje: Wilde, (Wild Horse- 
chesnut) 6?. 
