These consisted of clubs, spears, shields, drinking vessels, yam sticks, with other and all the usual appliances of well-furnished aboriginal gentlemen's establishments.

Three young native dog-puppies came out, however, to welcome us, but when we dismounted and they smelt us, not being used to such refined odours as our garments probably exhaled, they fled howling.

The natives had left some food cooking, and when I cooeyed they answered, but would not come near.

This creek was of some size; it seemed to pass through a valley in a new range further eastwards.

It came from the north-west, apparently draining the northern side of Gill's Range.