must be adjusted. There is another boundary with McKenzie, which may be arranged on the give and take principle. If he gives up a piece of his low land to this Station, it would save fencing over hills; and he might get to a crest on the hills,- a larger piece. Strode and Fraser, on the other hand, could have 1,000 acres at a corner near them, by way of a change; that is at the North East Corner of the Run.