Cape Dudley Diggs excepts a keg of (///0 molasses and two tins of butter. Dr. Hunt and I started out about 9:45 and walked as far as the big gulch before the kamua- tiks overtook us. Then he jumped onto Ahugno dabloho's karnatik and went on his way to Umanak and I was aw- fully sorry to have to say good-bye to him. I walked on alone as far as Broken Rock Point and then back to the ship - 7 miles. About 2:30 p.m. Kudluktur and Paul- lunnak arrived from Umanak bringing meat and letters from Ekblaw. They met Dr. Hunt as or near the cape. Kudluktur speaks a little English. They came for the supplies and will take coal back - they have five teams of 17 + 14 dogs Excitement was not over, for about 5:30 we saw three karnatiks approach- ing from Cape York. Jumped to the con- clusion that it was Peter and the two