I have named it the Todd Range, and the highest hill, which is table-topped, I have named Mount Charles, after Mr.C.Todd, C.M.G., Postmaster-General of South Australia.

No sign of water, and apparently very little rain has fallen here last night.

Found an old natives' encampment, and two splendid rock holes quite dry; if full they would hold 700 or 800 gallons.

Was very disappointed at this, and it being now after dark we camped without water for the horses, having travelled over forty miles.

Before we reached the range we had most miserable spinifex sand-hills.