I have the honour to be, Sir,

Your obedient servant,

(Signed) W. LANDSBOROUGH,

Commander of the Victorian and Queensland Land Expedition.

(*Footnote. The freshness of the horses was surprising: because so soon

after the hardships of their voyage, and the destruction of their forage

on board the Firefly by seawater, they were chiefly sustained, from

Hardy's Island till landing at Carpentaria, by grass cut by our party:

this was a task of some difficulty, as we had no implements for doing so

excepting our knives.)

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(NUMBER 4.)

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