Our object is the bush rangers.

Jim says that, by what he heard, they have got some sort of houses they have built there.

Let us make straight for them.

If the blacks attack, drive them off; but we can settle with them, afterwards.

The great point is to capture or kill the bush rangers." All agreed to this, for although the blacks gave great trouble, by driving off the sheep and cattle, and sometimes killing the shepherds, there was not the same feeling of hatred entertained for them as for the bush rangers.