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were afterwards found to have been camped within a mile of Camp 

 12. This native camp must have been at or near what is now the 

 WALSH TELEGRAPH STATION. 



ijth July. NW. down the right bank of the Walsh. After 

 passing the site of the modern Walsh Telegraph Station, a water- 

 course was crossed 3 miles from Camp 12, and named ELIZABETH 

 CREEK. This Creek rises about 26 miles to the east, near the 

 " O.K. " Copper Mine. Wrotham Park Cattle Station is about 

 8 miles up the creek. NOLAN CREEK falls into the left bank of 

 Elizabeth Creek, and the creek which Hann left on 1 3th July because 

 it was going north and taking him out of his course, must have been 

 a tributary of Nolan Creek. CAMP 13 was on the right bank of 

 the river (on a reach which runs north) 3 miles NW. of Elizabeth 

 Creek. 



iStb July. Two miles down the river (north) from Camp 13, 

 a creek (LOUISA CREEK) was passed, running westward into the 

 river. Below the mouth of this creek, the river turned abruptly 

 to the west, and Hann left it and headed for the north-west. 

 Eight miles from Louisa Creek he crossed a creek (CASSIDY CREEK ?), 

 and 3 miles further camped on the left bank of Leichhardt's 

 MITCHELL RIVER, which was 300 yards wide. CAMP 14. 



