186 British Antarctic Expedition. 
I arrived at 11 Р.м., having that day covered more 
than forty-six miles. 
On my arrival home I found Hanson very bad. 
VIEW IN VICTORIA LAND. 
On the 8th October the doctor thought Hanson so 
ill that he was obliged to sit up with him night and 
day. Mr. Hanson vomited continually. On the 
roth October Hanson was still very bad, and the 
doctor and I divided the night into two watches at 
his side. In spite of the doctor’s care and attention, 
Hanson’s condition kept getting daily worse. 
On this day, roth October, Mr. Fougner brought 
to camp a new species of fish of extraordinary structure. 
In Robertson Bay there was an abundance of fish, 
and in all we discovered about five different kinds. 
One particular species was often over twelve inches 
long. The most remarkable one in the fish collection, 
however, is a fish about nine to ten inches long, with 
a body like that of the jack, and a very long under- 
jaw reaching beyond that of the upper, and armed 
