studying geology of the district. (68) Then we returned to the hunting camp loaded up with meat and three kay- acks and came home. The party was very successful, the first day getting five narwhal, 21 bruise and one rgsuk. Egingwahsuch got six more bruise to-day. We all are on Easy Street again and there are fifteen caches of meat left at the camp site. I was interested in seeing the camp and the way the natives dispose of the catch. There is much good natured play a- among both men and women, sep. arately and together. Egingwah badu, who came across to camp to- day in his kyack, is a great joker. He remarked to the crowd on the boat, he being alongside in his kayack,