A pair of saddle-bags.
Haversacks containing food and spare ammunition.
Small hand camera.
A couple of spare sporting rifles.
Two or three blankets.
Large water-bottle.
Prismatic compass (if used).
It is the duty of the attendant, whom I have called the personal camelman, to see that these things are correctly packed on the camel at the beginning of a march, and safely housed in the tent on camp being pitched.
Thus, as above shown, we have five personal servants. The remaining servants will be camelmen for the baggage camels, and temporary servants who may be engaged for short periods in the interior, such as guides.
Some of the camelmen should know something of the line of proposed travel, and be able to act as guides if local guides fail.