Finished all our meat.

We have now only flour enough for the remainder of our journey.

As my friend Mr.Gosse did not name this splendid place, I take the liberty of naming it Gosse's Spring, as that is the name we always gave it in referring to it.
9th.
The horses rambled away last night, and were not collected till late.

It was nearly eleven o'clock when we started.

We travelled about fourteen miles over fine grassy country, and camped on a fine flat with a little water in a gully which appears springy; good feed, although chiefly old, all round camp.