N.E.

Gunda.
_15th February, 1872._--Over the same kind of country, where the water was stagnant, to camp in the forest.
_16th February, 1872._--Camp near Kigando, in a rolling country with granite knolls.
_17th February, 1872._--Over a country, chiefly level, with stagnant water; rounded hills were seen.

Cross a rain torrent and encamp in a new Boma, Magonda.
_18th February, 1872._--Go through low tree-covered hills of granite, with blocks of rock sticking out: much land cultivated, and many villages.

The country now opens out and we come to the Tembe,[16] in the midst of many straggling villages.Unyanyembe.Thanks to the Almighty.
FOOTNOTES: [14] The reader will best judge of the success of the experiment by looking at a specimen of the writing.

An old sheet of the _Standard_ newspaper, made into rough copy-books, sufficed for paper in the absence of all other material, and by writing across the print no doubt the notes were tolerably legible at the time.