Pounds S. D. 14 Lbs.

Oatmeal 2 19 6 Condensed Milk, per tin 0 10 0 1 lb.

Beef Fat 0 11 0 1 lb. Tin Coffee 0 17 0 2 lb. Tin Tongue 1 6 0 1 Sucking Pig 1 17 0 Eggs, per dozen 2 8 0 Fowls, each 0 18 6 4 Small Cucumbers 0 15 6 Green Mealies, each 0 3 8 Small plate Grapes 1 5 0 1 Small plate Apples 0 12 6 1 Plate Tomatoes 0 18 0 1 Vegetable Marrow 1 8 0 1 Plate Eschalots 0 11 0 1 Plate Potatoes 0 19 0 3 Small bunches Carrots 0 9 0 1 Glass Jelly 0 18 0 1 lb. Bottle Jam 1 11 0 1 lb. Tin Marmalade 1 1 0 1 dozen Matches 0 13 6 1 pkt. Cigarettes 1 5 0 50 Cigars 9 5 0 0.25 lb. Cake "Fair Maid" Tobacco 2 5 0 0.5 lb. Cake "Fair Maid" 3 5 0 1 lb. Sailors Tobacco 2 3 0 0.25 lb. tin "Capstan" Navy Cut Tobacco 3 0 0

{6} The top of the trunk is made of a single piece of leather with a rim that falls over the mouth of the trunk and protects the contents from rain. The two iron rings by which each box is slung across the padded back of the pack-horse are fastened by rivetted straps to the rear top line of each trunk. On both ENDS of each trunk near the top and back are two iron sockets.

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