On the 25th, we set sail from the bay of Owhare, and steered our course to the westward, designing to go to Bolobola, or round Otahau, to the south-side of Yoolee-Etea; but, the wind blowing from the westward, we could not double the point of Otahau; so that we did nothing that day but traverse the coast of Bolobola.
The island of Bolobola is made up of one very high forked peak of land, with seven low hills round it.
In the evening, at sun-set, we discovered the island of Toopbai, making in low land.