No. 7.| DECLINATION. 51 
36. 1894. May 31. 
Lat; NZ 81\2 39! 
Long. E, 122° 18' 
Mark: 87° 45:2' 
Local time Needle M 
hom 
fiaymse ee, 73° 23:0’ 1) 
15 12). 74 8d 2) 
18 2, Ty aly} °c) 
23 P; 76 37:0 *) 
30 , 74 49:1 2) 
33 12, 15:9 2) 
37 ieh 73 532 3) 
44 12 303 2) 
47 Te 10°8 2) 
50 12), 11°5 2) 
55 iz) 148 4) 
Wy aly Lh, 30°9 
4 L 26'5 
95 L.VI; 74 20 
46 L 72 40 
50 L 376 5) 
56 12 346 2) 
140 12, 28°9 2) 
3 PS 90 2) 
7 12) 71 563 2) 
Mark: 87° 44°9' 
Mark: 87° 45:0 
3538p.m. P, 71 597 
56 P; 412 
40 12), 578 
3 P, 72 33 
10 L 43:0 
12 L 73 «1:2 §) 
33 L.Vg 72 386 
5 14 L.V, 948 
34 L 40°4 
36 L 39'8 
48 J2}, 71 30:0 
50 P3 44-7 
54 12), 518 
59 ify 377 
Mark: 87° 449° 
1) Fairly quiet. 2) Quiet. °) Disturbed; 
reading not exceedingly exact. 4) Quiet. 
After this reading the revolver was placed 
alternately E and W of the foot in a ver- 
tical position with the butt-end down, 
without producing any change in_ the 
readings. 5) The needle trembled consider- 
ably. 6) The mirror dipping during this 
reading. 
37. 1894. June 4. 
Mat. No Sicest: 
Long. E. 122° 8! 
C—S+A= 58° 80' 
m= 87° 49°7' 
B= — 34° 347' 
Mark: 87° 42.5' 
Local time Needle M D 
hom 
12 8p.m. P, 78°40:0'1) 39° 5:3°E 
14. P, 72 1241) 37 377 
20 P2892) eee Om ALe 
4 Pe Ba 3) Bi) as} 
30 iD, 362 1) 15 
35 P, 72 208 1) 46:1 
41 ey 27:0 1) 52°3 
46 Pp QA] 1) 50°0 
49 12, 99°5 1) 478 
Mark: 87° 42:5' 
Mark: 87° 42:9 
333p.m. P, 71 602) 36 313 
38 P, 21-1 3) G4 
47 P, 70 3434) 35 596 
52 P, T1 £75) 36 300 
55 P, 11:0 8) 36°3 
58 P, 6'7 8) 32:0 
4 3 P, 70 503 156 
7 P, 46°8 12°14 
9 P, 48:0 8) 133 
5 0 P, 69 560 35 213 
4 P, 460 11°3 
7 P, 460 11:3 
11 P, 70 162 ANS 
15 P, 150 403 
19 P, 99-1 8) ATA 
23 P, 325 57:8 
30 P, 3552) 36 08 
34 P, 46°6 11:9 
Ad P, 97°72) 35 53:0 
44 P, 580 1) 36 933 
Mean 36 334'E 
Mark: 87° 428! See: 
1) The needle quiet at the moment of 
setting. ®) Somewhat disturbed. 4) Quiet. 
4) Quiet; at first disturbed with about 45‘ 
higher reading.  ) Fairly quiet. °) The 
needle first made a somewhat marked 
movement eastwards, then returned, and 
the setting was made. “) Disturbed, 
