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Abstract log of the E. I. Ship Clarence, 1864-1891.

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It was raining & blowing rather hard from the North. I started from Ooloobariah in my buggy to drive the first stage at 8.30 but had not got 200 yards from the bungalow, before my mare fell badly on her haunches in the mud carrying away the splinter bar of the buggy & bursting the harness so badly that I had to cut the remainder away. I sent her back to the Bunga- low the buggy remaining where it wasm, coolies not being procurable until next day. I next sent for a palkee & bearers to take me this stage. This I procured about 10 PM when I started reaching my own dak at about 1.30 AM about half an hour after I started with these i.e. about 2 am it began to blow in heavy fitful gusts from the North so strong that I could not carry the torch light. This & the bad weather retarded my, so that at 6 am on Wednesday, I had only just reached the bank of the Roopnarangan which was only six miles from the first stage thus I had been 5 1/2 hours doing these six miles. On reaching

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