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ODE Manuelo
YAMU
BATA Ranelli
UDI AU genezoli
KASU M[illegible] Magilini
AVELI KAMU
Gusi Volu Josipa
BENI SANGO
Yui, IA, Valencio
Gusi Galliano
The printed names on the motor one read give more while the written ones none gives when he was lightened.
May 15/1933
It rained during the night a thing I hadn't done before. I went out and waited the traps, and got seven mammals in the ten traps. The Petamur was in a run by a tree under its overhanging moss covered dark over a steeple. The rest rats were far further up the hill. I climbed immediately after visiting the traps and photographed its Petamurs and stated shining. I got six finished.
May 20/1935
I caught a Melanpelta in my lowest trap and only one rat. The traps are up a very steep, filled with quite a lot of under brush. The ground is bare leaf covered with the roots etc moss covered. I continued on over the hill. Just short of 2200 meters I noticed found a large Brown bird once ground probably not in use as there was no more platform and a little above it I found one that of partly set in the process of being made. There was across platform that showed no sign of a track. The pile of sticks was only about 16 cm high off the trail. The altitude of the trap was 2309 meters. A little way down the other side I stopped to take a pot downwardly the road looked through on opening.
May 21/1935
I developed the film faster by Mr. Middleton on Mt. Albert-Edward I made, rather a mess of it but they were pretty good just as same. And could all night so that I did little or nothing all day except show the one part that I caught in my traps.