Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig Leichhardt, logbook of a journey from Port Stephens to Peak Range, 1 October 1846-3 November 1847 - Page 72

I made an observation on the elevation of the upper part of ..... our last camp. It was ... after .... 62°
A. 211.25
B.210.75
1.35
209.40
                              1534         1534
                              1024          205
                   10:4 = 513            1329
                              205.2          1058
                                                10632
                                                6645
                                            1329         
                                            1406.082
Fine breeze from the northward. Sky very clear, with scarcely a cloud, but it cleared up a day before yesterday with a westerly breeze. My ..... of last night appr. by .... 25°6'.
.... febr. The night was very clear until 12 oclock, when ... drew over the sky, which. .... into clouds from the NE, with .... : this morning was again clear. Which Brown came in with the .... was keeping: I had without knowing it ... and ... loading and... before Brown returned bearing Tumbull to watch his breakfast; after having past the... and .. .past of the ... and ... the flats about 5 miles from the camp. I was afraid, that Brown had not succeeded in ... the ... and .... into camp in case it might have to return for him myself. Brown and Tumbull arrived ... soon after us with the ... which has a large ... on ... side  in consuqeunce  on the prepare of the ... & Alchis Peak... both on sight, the first to the... the ...to the ... of last camp, which mark 25° or last journey i made 24°59' north