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H	K	F	Courses	Winds	Ther.	Rems: Sunday 19th April 1789	Observations
1	5	2	SWBW½W	NEBN	"	Fair Wr.
2	5	2				Many Tropic Birds about & Fish. Caught a fish which was called a King fish, but it was very dry and poor eating.
3	5	2
4	5				85¼		At 4h..54′ Latd. 19°..49′ S Longd. T:K = 188..57..30 Et
5	5
6	5		"	"	"	In 1st. Reefs.
7	5	6
8	5	2		NNE	84⅓	Fresh Gales and fair Wr.
9	5	4				The Islands to the Eastwd of Anamoka & reefs I consider to lie in Latd. 20°..23′ S 185°..30′ East Anamoka in Latd. 20°..16′ S 185°..11′ Et as I determined it by Observations in 1777.
10	6
11	6
12	6
1	6
2	6
3	6					A little Squally.
4	5	6
5	5
6	5	4			81½
7	6			NEBN		Served fresh Pork and Tarro.
8	6					Mustered all Hands to their Stations and Saw them Clean and I afterwards exercised them at Manœuvring the Ship.	At 20h.. 3′ Latd. 20°..31′ S Longd T:K = 187..32..30 E
9	6
10	"	"
11	5	2		NNE
12	5			"	No	Dark Gloomy Wr. just after Observn. Handed Main Sail and Double Reefed the Topsails.	Current by T: Keeper S39° E dist 14 Miles.
129		Meridian. Altd. Center		58°..09′..30″
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Latitude Longitude Rems     Course Dist. Obsd. D. R. D. R. T. K. L. & T. K. East of Anamoka Isles N83°W 117 Miles by T:K S66°W 133 20°..36′S 20°..25′S 186°..39′E 187°..18′E 187°..28′E

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