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3 July 1770
Tuesday 3
rd
Winds at
SE
. fore and middle parts a
fresh
gentle breeze the remainder a fresh gale. In the evening the fishing party returnd having got as much fish as came
^
to
2 lb a man; at High-water Attempted to heave the Ship off but did not succeed - At Noon the Master returnd and reported that he had found a passage out to sea between the shoals which passage lies out
ENE
or
EBN
from the
harbours
Rivers
mouth - he found these shoals to consist of Coral rocks, he landed upon one which drys at low-water where he found very large cockles and a variety of other shell fish a quantity of which he brought away with him. He told me that he was 5 Leagues out at Sea having at that distance of 21 fathom water and judged him self to be without all the shoals which I very much doubted, after this he came in shore and and stood to the northward where he met with a number of shoals laying a little distant from the shore - about 9 oClock in the evening he landed in a bay about 3 Leagues to the northward of this place where he disturbed some of the natives whome he supposed to be at supper; they all fled upon his approach and left him some fresh Sea Eggs and a fire ready lighted behind them but there was neither house nor hut near Altho these Shoals lay with
^
in
sight of the coast and abound very much with shell fish
^
and other small fish
which are to be caught at low-water in holes in the rocks - yet the natives never visit them for if they did we must have seen of these large shells on shore about their fire places, the reson I do suppose is,
for fish that pa
that they have no boats that they dare venture
^
so far
out at Sea in
Voyaging Accounts
© Transcription by Paul Turnbull of National Library of Australia, Manuscript 1 page 262, 2004
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