[1] This was a slip of the pen; it ought to be 102° east longitude.
[2] Jackson’s “Cape M’Clintock.”
[3] Jackson, who saw it in the spring of 1895, called it Mary Elizabeth Island.
[4] Jackson’s “Cape Fisher.”
[5] This was on the south side of Jackson’s “Cape Richthofen,” the most northerly point which Jackson had reached earlier the same spring.
[6] It proved afterwards to be “Hooker Island.”
[7] It proved to be “Northbrook Island.”
[8] The sound between Northbrook Island and Bruce Island on the one side and Peter Head, on Alexandra Land, on the other side.