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"[in pencil] South of what is known as ""Burn`s"
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[top right] 3. and unreliable but he appears quite Satisfied with the identity of the Saddlery and a pair of trousers (which I previously omitted to mention) as those last seen by him in possession of Clarke. I could find nothing to indicate by what means the man came by his death. In the camp I found a case of an exploded "Snider" Cartridge, and a Spear-head made from a piece of Telegraph wire. The spot referred to is situated [in pencil] South of what is known as "Burn`s Crossing" of the Mitchell River, and distant about five miles, and is about 20 yards from a small Shallow swamp - now dry - in some Box Timber on the Southern edge of a Plain extending from, and parallel with, the River. It was at "Burn's Crossing" the discovery was made some time ago [in pencil] by Burn of the first lot of Saddlery seen in a mutilated condition, and which he is said to have identified as that left in the possession of Clarke. I have collected the human Remains and packed them as carefully as circumstances admit, and have placed them together with th in the hands of Grace who discovered him for [in left margin, beside last paragraph] 2 vertical pencil lines