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30 July 1769
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30 July 1769
Sunday 30
th
Winds in the
SE
quarter at first a gentle breeze but afterwards freshen'd upon us
PM
made several trips before we could weather the south end of Bolabola which at last we accomplished between 7 and 8 oClock and stood
d
off
SSW
untill 12 at night then tack'd and stood in untill 4
AM
then stood off again, but meeting with a large swell from the Southward againest which the Ship made little or no way. at 8 we tack'd and stood in shore again. At this time we discover'd an Island which bore from us N. 63° West distant about 8 Leagues at the same time the Peek of Bola bola bore
N
1/2
E
distant 3 or 4 leagues: this Island T
obia
upia calls
Maurua
and according to his account it is but small and surrounded by a reef of rocks and bath no harbour fit for shipping, it is inhabited and its produce is the same as the other Island we have touched at: it riseth
pretty
in a
high round hill in the middle of the Islands which may be seen 10 Leagues At Noon the S
o
end
end of Otaha bore N 80° E dist
t
4 Leagues. Lat
d
Ob
d
16°..39' S
o
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