Chapter XI. 
Embark stores—­party leave streaky bay—­dense scrub—­point
brown—­singular well—­process of change in appearance of country—­dig for
water—­friendly natives—­extraordinary rite—­native guides—­LEIPOA’S
nest—­denial bay—­Beelimah gaippe—­kangaroo killed—­more
natives—­Berinyana gaippe—­salt lakes—­Wademar gaippe—­sandy and scrubby
country—­Mobeela gaippe—­difficulty of getting water—­more
natives—­genuine hospitality—­singular marks on the abdomen—­natives
leave the party—­Fowler’s bay—­excellent whaling station.

Chapter XII. 
Land the stores and send the cutter to denial bay—­party remove to point
Fowler—­leave the party—­beds of lakes—­dense scrub—­coast
sand-drifts—­fruitless search for water—­distress of the horses—­turn
back—­leave A horse—­find water—­rejoin party—­send for the
horse—­country around depot—­take A dray to the westward—­wretched
country—­fall in with natives—­misunderstand their signs—­they leave
us—­vain search for water—­turn back—­horse knocked up—­go back for
water—­rejoin the dray—­commence return—­search for water—­dray
surrounded by natives—­embarrassing situation—­bury baggage—­three horses
abandoned—­reach the sand-drifts—­unsuccessful attempts to save the
horses—­send for fresh horses—­search for water to north-east—­recover
the dray and stores—­rejoin the party at depot near point Fowler—­return
of the cutter