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NOTES ON TEXT.
(By J. M. Clifton)
(a). Tien Tsin Harbour was the original name of Cossack. The name of Cossack was derived from a British man of war.
(b). The party decided to take up a run nine miles from the present site of Roebourne. They named the station Andover.
(c). Dig Down was a hole near a rock on the north beach, where mails were left by settlers and by ships.
(d). Hall's Hill is now known as Mount Hall.
(e). Evidently the killing of a sheep was an event. See later entry on May 31, 1864.
(f). The remains of these walls are, I believe, still to be seen at Andover Station.
(g). This was the first post office known in the district.
