7, 73.

My former suspicions that Mr.Giles must have been in this neighbourhood were now confirmed.

Soon after we came on a cart-track, which rather astonished us, and soon found that it must have belonged to Mr.Gosse, who also camped close here.

A deep, well-beaten track went along up the gully, which we followed, knowing it was the daily track of the horses to the water, and soon after found their old camp at a beautiful spring running down the gully a quarter of a mile.

A stock-yard had been built, and gardens made, besides a large bush hut to shelter the party from the sun as well as rain.