William Gardner Volume 2: Production and resources of the northern and western districts of NSW, 1854

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Volume Second

Productions and Resources of the Northern & Western Districts of New South Wales by William Gardner, 1854 [Heading page only];

Volume Second

Productions and Resources of the Northern & Western Districts of New South Wales by William Gardner, 1854 [Heading page only, with drawing of crown and verse];

Drawings and Map of the City of Sydney 1854

[Heading page only];

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[Poem]

Poem by DARWIN;

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[Drawings]

Drawing [Sydney 1788]; Drawing [Sydney 1854];

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[Map]

Map [City of Sydney 1854];

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New Index

New Index to the Second Volume on the Production and Resources of the Northern and Western Districts of New South Wales by William Gardner [Heading page only];

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New Index

Three Maps in the Map Case of This Volume; Fifteen Maps Stitched in With the Writings; Thirty Seven Drawings; Portrait of Sir Thomas Mitchell; Portrait of Leichhardt; Drawings of Stations etc etc;

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Index to Second Volume

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Abstract of Index to Second Volume

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Old Index

Production & Resources of the Northern and Western Districts of New South Wales by William Gardner Armidale New England;

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Abstract of General Index

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Writings Commencing First January 1843

Unconnected With My Former Writings William Gardner [Heading page only];

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Drawing [Kangaroo]; Drawing [Crest-"Let Australia Flourish"]; Drawing [Sydney];

[Map]

Map of Districts beyond the Boundary of Location and of the Settled Districts in New South Wales by William Gardner

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Preface

[Heading page only];

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Drawing [Bird on Branch];

[Map]

Map [Australia]

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Island, Measurements, Soil, Climate, Aboriginal Australians [Way of Life], Colony, British, New South Wales, Swan River, King Georges Sound, South Australia;

Division of New South Wales

Latitude & Longitude of the Principal Townships,Points,Bays & Headlands in the Middle & Northern Divisions;

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New South Wales, Divisions, Districts, Counties, Table [Co-Ordinates of Various Places Within New South Wales];

[New South Wales/New England]

Seasons in New South Wales; Climate of New England; Townships in the District of New England; Township of Armadale [Armidale], County of Sandon;

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Season [& Equinox], New South Wales, England, Elevation, Weather, Britain, Ben Lomond Range, Temperature, Armadale [Armidale], Bendemere, Wolcha, Falconer, Stonehenge, Glen Innes, Dundee, Dalgibone [on Deepwater], Wellingrove, Tenterfield, Uralla [at Rocky River], Inverell, Newondal [in Bundarra], Walivarat [on Frazers Creek], Police [Military], Commissioner, Mr Macdonald, 1843, 1853, 1856, Population, Religions, Church [Episcopalian, Presbyterian & Roman Catholic], School [National & Roman Catholic], Mills, Brewery, Inns, Armadale [Armidale] Waters [Dumaresq Creek?], Macleay River, Co-Ordinates, Plain, Location, Sydney, Allotments, Town, 1850, New England, Clergymen, Mr Tincombe, Mr Morrison, Mr Rigney, Postmaster, Mr Gilchrist, Gold, 1852, Mr Massie;

District of New England

Rivers in the District of New England; Mountains in This District; Falls; Cataracts;

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List [Rivers of New England], List [Mountains of New England], List [Falls of New England], Bathurst Cataract, Ohio River, Stockmen;

District of New England

The Pine Tree, Drooping or Weeping Trees, Iron Bark, Stringy Bark Gum & Box Wood,Apple Trees, etc, in the District of New England; New England as an Agricultural District. Fruit etc; Result of Land Sales Beyond & Within the Boundaries March 1853;

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Sovereign River, Trees, Timber, Settlers, Byron Plains, Ranges, Cultivation, Head Station, Agriculture, Crops, Grain, Fruit, Walcha, New England, Boundary Limits, Port Macquaurie, Raymond Terrace, Town, Clarence[?], Alnwick[?],Wolombi, Prices, Land Sales;

District of New England

Plains in the District of New England; Population by Census Returns; Overland Post Line, Distance From Sydney [and Various Distances Around Northern New South Wales];

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List [Plains in New England], Population [1841 & 1846], List [Distances - Sydney to Armadale [Armidale], Sydney to Tenterfield, Armadale [Armidale] to Strathbogie, Strathbogie to Bolovie [Bolovia ?] Hill, Armadale [Armidale] to Wellington Vale, Cattle, Sheep, 1851, List [Post Line - Tenterfield to Grafton, Yarrowford to Grafton, Sydney to Grafton];

District of New England

Table of Northern Roads;

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Table [Road Distances Between Various Towns and Stations - Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield, Bendemere to Tenterfield, Armadale [Armidale] to Calandoon [Station], Armadale [Armidale] to Pockateroo [Station], Sydney to Woolka [Walcha], Armadale [Armidale] to Falconer [Station/Town], Tenterfield to Grafton, Table [Post Line From Sydney to Armadale [Armidale] Via Port Macquarie];

District of New England

Pass Over Kings Gap in Byron Plains; The Crossing Place at Goonyan on the Sovereign River; The Sarsaparilla Plant; Minerals;

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Mr Campbell, Mr King, Explorers, Macintyre River, Road, Horses, Drays, Settlers, Byron Plains, Pundara [Bundarra?], List [Postmasters - Mr Gilchrist/Armadale [Armidale], Mr McEachnie/Tenterfield, Mr Dunbar/Wellingrove, ?/Walcha], Goonyan Station, Mr Cox, Sovereign River, Darling Downs, Mr Cunningham, Mr Leslie, Sydney, Bundarra River, Gwyder River, Inverell, Myall Creek, Warielda, Frazers Creek, Walwarat [Station?], Severn River, Macintyre Brook, Kennell Creek, Drayton, Warwick, Native Plant, Exporting, America, New England, Northern Districts, Trees, Flower, Root, Minerals, Metals, Gold, Dundee, Mount Mitchell, Paradise Creek, Limestone Creek, Gems, Mr Clarke [Reverend], 1853, Colonists, Mine [Boroodale-England];

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations at Moredun Station;

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Table [Observations From October 1853 to March 1854, Temperature at 5 Intervals During the Day, Description of Conditions, Wind Direction, Moon Phases, Sunrise/Sunset Times], Co-Ordinates, Elevation;

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations at Rockvale Station;

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Table [Observations From April 1854 to September 1854, Rainfall, Temperature at 5 Intervals During the Day, Description of Conditions, Wind Direction, Moon Phases, Sunrise/Sunset Times], Co-Ordinates, Elevation;

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations;

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Table [Temperature Averages at Moredun & Rockvale Stations From October 1853 to September 1854], Elevation;

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations;

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Notes on Observations, Table [Mean Shade Temperature at South Head Port Jackson 1842 to 1846];

[Meteorological Observations]

District of New England;

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Mr Herschells [Dr], Mr Clarke [Dr Adam], Table [Moon Phases, Seasonal Forecasting], Explanation;

[Meteorological Observations]

Weather Wisdom; Seasons in New South Wales;

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List [Sayings About Weather], Description [Conditions for Flood & Drought];

Circular Time Table;

[Drawing and explanation]

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Drawing [Circular Time Table], Table [Time Zones Compared to Sydney for Various Cities Around the World];

District of New England

The Kangaroo;

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Rocks, Mountains, Settlers, Stations, Native Animal [Kangaroo], Sheep, Cattle, Environment, Plains, Ridges, Population, Table [Size of 15 Species of Kangaroo], Fur Trade, Tanners, Van Diemens Land, 1838, Stockmen, Prices, Tanning, 1848, New South Wales, 1854, Sydney, Falls, Manning River, Moonbi Mountains, Liverpool Plains, Pundarra [or Kangaroo] Country, Ebenountiba Creek, Byron Plains, New England, Gold, Aboriginal Australians, Firearms;

District of New England

Occupation Beyond the Settled Districts Order in Council 9th March 1847;

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Explanation [Rules Regarding Land Occupation and Government Charges];

District of New England

Early Settlement of the Northern Interior;

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Settlers, Northern Districts, Boundary Limits, New South Wales, 1826, Gap, Liverpool Range, Road, Stations, Commissioner, Government, Squatters, Aboriginal Australians;

District of New England

Present State of the Northern Interior 1854;

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Northern Districts, Boundary Limits, Settlers, Land Sales, Crown Land, Government, Reserve, Allotments, Town, Prices, Road, Farmer, Crops, Population, Colony, Gold Field;

District of New England

Pastoral and Agricultural Land April 1st 1854. Mercantile Article in Herald; Land Sales April 3rd 1854; Cattle Slaughtered by the Blacks;

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Stockholder, Leases, Government, Squatters, Land Sales, Crown Land, Colony, Prices, Treasury, Table [Returns of Land Sales From 1st January to 31st March 1854], Stations, Aboriginal Australians, Cattle, Settlers, Native Dog, 'Native Police', Clarence District, Murder, Armadale [Armidale], Outstation, 1854, New England, Headstation;

District of New England

Abstract of Land Regulations Sale of Lands 1st March 1843 and 8th March 1853;

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Explanation [Rules Regarding Land Sales and Government Charges];

District of New England

Occupation of Reserves;

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Explanation [Rules Regarding Occupation of Reserves and Government Charges];

District of New England

Capabilities of This District for the Agriculturalist; Land in Australia;

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New South Wales, Agriculture, District of New England, Rainfall, Season, Farming, Crops, Armadale [Armidale], Tenterfield, Location, Grafton, Clarence River, Land Sale, Population, Immigration, Gold Field, Pasture, Water, Australia, London, Newspaper [The Times, Argus], Emigrants, Canada, Victoria;

District of New England

Surveyors Wanted Legislative Council September 1853 Surveyors Department; Legislative Council August 12th 1853 Squatting Leases;

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Mr Murray, Surveying, Colonial Secretary, Government, 1851, List [Number of Small Farms Sold From August 1852 to August 1853], Town, Allotments, Gold, Speculators, Crown Land, Mr Bligh, Governor, Stations, Leases, Waste Lands, Immigration, Agriculture, Surveyor General;

District of New England

Sale of Crown Lands at Armadale [Armidale] 10th August 1853; Sales of Crown Lands in the Counties of Sandon,Vernon, Durham, Clarence, Stanley, Churchill, Northumberland, Merivale, Gloucester. August 29th 1853; Sale of Crown Lands 28th July 1853;

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List [ Prices Paid for Various Acerages in Armadale [Armidale] & Bendimere], List [Total of Money Paid for Land in Various Counties in August 1853], List [Prices Paid for Various Acerages in Grafton, Warielda & Warwick];

District of New England

The Squatting Question House of Commons August 16th 1853; The desire of Possessing a Piece of Land; Cotton Plant in Flower 10th March in New England Elevation 3631 Feet;

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Explanation [Land Leases & Sales,Wealthy Gold Miners Wanting to Invest in Land], Cotton, Moredun Station, 1854, Benlomond Mountain, Elevation, Weather, Frost, Co-Ordinates;

District of New England

Drawing-Wellington Vale Station; Specimens of Iron Ore and Copper Ore From Wellington Vale Run; Bush Flowers in New England;

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Minerals, 1840, Sheep, Station, Herbage, Grasses, Water, Trees, Location, Armadale [Armidale], Season, Flower, Europe, America, Britain, Seed;

District of New England

To Find The Weight of Cattle; Uralla on Rocky River 7th September 1855;

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Description [Cattle Weight From Body Dimensions], Uralla, Town, Rocky River;

District of New England

Yara Mericana or Paddys Land; Latitude and Longitude of the Northern Districts Townships;

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1850, Northern Range, Nambuckra [or Sea Coast Range], Cattle, Grazing, Falls, Aboriginal Australians, Game, Boras, Cataract, Season, Bathurst Falls, Ohio River, Elevation, Mr Coventry, Station, Sheep, Ridges, Dray, Climate, Herbage, Grasses, Moreton Bay, Armadale [Armidale], Falconer Plains, Paddys Land, Parrotts [Perrotts] Station, Sugar Loaf River, Broadmeadow [ Station?], Road, Grafton, Indigneous Name [Yara Mericana], Harvies Brook, Mrs Coventry [Nee Harvie], Table [Co- Ordinates of Northern Townships];

District of New England

Counties in the Northern Districts; Townships and Proposed Townships in the Northern Districts Those Marked "P" are Proposed Townships;

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Table [Northern Districts & Counties], Table[Northern Townships & Proposed Townships];

[Map]

Map of the Counties of Clarence, Raleigh, Dudley, Gresham, Sandon & Vernon by William Gardner

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Map

[Newspaper]

Selling Fat Cattle;

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Newspaper [Selling Fat Cattle - Article (Herald)];

[Map]

Map [of the Counties of Bentinck, Drake, Gouch, Gresham, Hardinge, Sandon, Dudley, Inglis & Vernon]

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Map

[Map]

General Map of the Northern & Western Portion of New South Wales Exhibiting the Counties Townships and Stations of the Settlers;

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Map

District of Clarence

[Heading page only]

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Clarence District

Climate of the Clarence District; Cedar From Clarence District; Townships in Clarence District; Grafton;

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Coast, Climate, New England, Native Fruit, Native Plant,Cotton, Nambuckra[or Sea Coast Range], Frost, Season, Sheep, Cattle, Pacific Ocean, Timber, Sydney, Bellejum [Bellingen River], 1834, Tabulam, Grafton [North & South], Town, Clarence River, Tenterfield, Road, Richmond Range, Richmond River, Post Line, Mail, Mr Fitz Roy [Sir Charles], 1851, Port, Trading Vessels, Steamer, Armadale [Armidale], Location, Maitland, Settlers, Water, Grass, Freight, Wool, Produce, 1852, Cultivation, Surveying, Land Sales, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas];

Clarence District

Cotton Premium for Cultivation; Rivers in Clarence District; Mountains in This District; Islands;

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Governor General, Cotton, Government, 1853, Explanation [Cotton Growing Competition- Prizes & Conditions], List [Rivers], List [Mountains], List [Islands];

Clarence District

Land Sales in Clarence District. Town Allotments- North & South Grafton; Gerrards Mountain & Downfall;

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1851, Allotments, Grafton, Land Sales, Prices, River, Cowans Woolstore [Grafton], Brush, Environment, Trees, Cultivation, Hill, Floods, Road, Tenterfield, New England, Grafton, Mountain, Mr Gerrard, Stations, Clarence River, Mr Ryan, Falls, Dray, Rations, Settlers, Produce, Sydney;

Clarence District

Overland Post Line. Distance From Sydney to Grafton By Maitland & Armadale [Armidale]; Boundary of This District, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Clergymen, Postmasters; Population by Census Returns;

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Table [Distances From Sydney to Grafton],Clarence District, Richmond River, Macleay River, Co-Ordinates, Mr Fry [Oliver], Commissioner, Mr Gibson [Reverend], Free Church, Postmaster, Grafton, Tabulam, Table [Population 1841 & 1846], List [Horned Cattle & Sheep Numbers For 1851];

Clarence District

Improvements on Craigs Line of Road to Grafton. Overland Post Line; New Line to Grafton By Paddys Land; Distance From Armadale [Armidale] to Grafton; Distance From Beardy Plains and Falconer to Grafton;

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Road, Snowy Mountains, Armadale [Armidale], Hillgrove, Wolamumbi [Woolomumbi] River, Mr Hall, Mr Danger, Stations, Cattle, Nowlands Folly[?], Post Line, Sugar Loaf River, Pandemonium Station, Punt, Wool, Dray, Bridge, Urarra [Orara?] River, Grass, Water, Grafton, Maitland, Moonbi Mountains, Liverpool Range, Warland Range, Beardy Plains, Falconer Plains,Mr Coventry, Paddys Land Station, Spur, Mr Nowland, Wards Mistake Station, Broadmeadow Station, Table [Distance from Armadale [Armidale] to Grafton], Table [Distances from Beardy Plains & Falconer Plains to Grafton];

Clarence District

Cultivation of Cotton; Gun Cotton From the Java Cotton Tree; Glossypium Arboreum;

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Description [Notes on Various Aspects of the Recognition, Cultivation, Prices & Adaptability of Cotton Growing in Australia];

[Map]

Map of the District of Moreton with part of Darling and Clarence Exhibiting the Townships and the situation of the stations occupied by the Settlers with the principal lines of road, mountains etc. by William Gardner

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Map

Moreton District

Climate of Moreton; Townships in This District; North and South Brisbane;

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Climate, Season, Plants, Trees, Boundary, Mountain, Range, Pacific Ocean, Rainfall, Frosts, Stations, G.D.R., Ipswich [Limestone], North Brisbane, South Brisbane, Alfred, Gatton, Bremer River, Steamer, Steaming Down, Boiling Down, Settlers, Location, 1846, Population, Brisbane River, Moreton Bay, Mr Brisbane [Sir Thomas], Sailing Vessels, Sydney, County [Stanley], Co-Ordinates, Church, School, Newspapers [Moreton Bay Courier, Free Press.], Bank [New South Wales], List [Populations of Various Places in This District From 1841 to 1851], List [Banks Opened in This District in 1853,Union Bank of Australia, Bank of Australasia, Bank of New South Wales], Mr Faircloth [George];

Moreton District

Boundary of This District; Overland Post Line Distances From Sydney; Population by Census Returns; Plains in This District; Mountains; Rivers; Islands;

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Co-Ordinates, Earl of Moreton, Captain Cook, Table [Distances From Sydney to Drayton & Sydney to Brisbane], 1851, Population [Not Shown?], List [Names of Plains], List [Names of Mountains], List [Names of Rivers], List [Names of Islands], List [Numbers of Sheep & Cattle in This District];

Moreton District

Revenue & Expenditure of the Following Districts;

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1850, List [Revenue From Sale ofCrown Lands in Districts of Clarence River, Moreton Bay, Darling Downs & Wide Bay], List [Revenue From Assessment of Stock in Districts of Clarence River, Moreton Bay, Darling Downs, Burnett, Wide Bay, Maranoa, New England], List [Revenue From Customs Collected in Brisbane & Moreton Bay], List [Number of Immigrants Landed at Moreton Bay], 1849, List [Expenses Paid From the Colonial Treasury for the Districts of Clarence River, Moreton Bay, New England, Darling Downs, Burnett, Wide Bay, Maranoa], Commissioners, England, Immigrants, Sydney, Government;

Moreton District

Cotton Growing in This District; From The Moreton Bay Courier 31st December 1851;

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Description [Cotton Growing, Expenses, Quality etc], Mr Donaldson [L.A.], 1850, 1849, America, Seed, Mr C. McConnel [of Bulimba Station?], 1851, 1852, Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier, Article, Cotton Growing], Mr Douglas [Robert, of Dunlop Station?], Mr Brierly [Abram];

Moreton District

Mr Bazleys Opinion of Cotton Grown by Mr Douglas; Ginning Cotton 26th April 1853;

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Description [Cotton, Cleaning, Prices, Profits etc], Mr Douglas, Description [Experimental Cotton Ginning], Mr Pool, Mogill Creek, Mr Mort, Chamber of Commerce [Manchester];

Moreton District

Commissioner of Crown Lands; Clergymen; Postmasters; Cotton Harvest in Moreton District May 1853; May 31st 1853 Manifacture of a Cotton Gin in Moreton District; Moreton Bay Cotton September 14th 1853;

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Commissioner, Mr Simpson [Stephen], Clergymen [No Names Listed], List [Postmasters for Brisbane,Ipswich & Cassino], Moreton Bay, Cotton, America, 1790, Mr Langland, Kangaroo Point, Cotton Gin, Mr Harris [I & G], Brisbane, England, Mr Eldridge, Cotton Bales, Ipswich;

Moreton District

Moreton Bay Cotton 1853; Mr Eldridges Cotton Crop;

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Cotton, Mr Eldridge, Prices, Cotton Quantities, Ridge, Weather, Cotton Costings, New Orleans, America, Moreton Bay, Cotton Gin;

Moreton District

Agriculture November 1853; Survey of the Rivers Brisbane & Bremer 1853; Sale of Land at Brisbane November 15th 1853; Moreton Bay Pearls; Fossil Bones;

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Harvest, Mr Coutts [Donald], Bulimba [Station?], Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Crops [Wheat, Barley, Oaten Hay], Sydney, Surveying, Land Sales [Brisbane], Courts, Allotment, Prices, Mr Gibbon, Sandgate, Speculators, Pearls, Jewellers, Gold, Mr Stuebart [? Reverend], Fossils, Location;

Moreton District

Gold Discovery Reward Fund 1853; India Rubber Australian Gums Gutta Percha;

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Labour, Building, Improvement, Moreton Bay, Gold, Gold Field, Darling Downs, Stanley County, Newspaper [Local?], Subscription, Reward, Trees, North Australia, Port Curtis, Mr Leichhardt, Gulf of Carpenteria, Environment, India, Coast, Macquarie County, Wide Bay, Caoutchoc [India Rubber Tree], Gum [Types - Red, White, Speckled, Dog Wood, Blue, Arabic], Namoi District, Aboriginal Australians, Indigenous Tools, 1842, Exporting, Prices, Gutta Percha;

Moreton District

Drawing [Gutta Percha Plant];

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Description [Gutta Percha Discovery, Description, Uses, Name Meaning & Types];

Moreton District

Prices Paid For Gutta Percha at Singapore; Weight of a Pecul; Gutta Percha- Price Per Pound in Sterling Money at Singapore; Leichartds [Leichhardts] Account of the Character of Vegetation on the Waters of the Gulf of Carpentaria;

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Gutta Percha, Prices, "Polka", Mr Watt [Captain], Singapore, 1853, List [Gutta Percha Prices], Gulf of Carpentaria, Environment, Malay Islands, India, Lind [River?], Plants, Trees, Mitchell River, Co-Ordinates, Alligator River, Arnheims Land, Port Essington, Mitchell River, Cycas Creek, Robinson River, Victoria [River?], Palm Tree Creek, Beames Brook, South Alligator River, Raffles Bay, Description [Plants & Trees of Northern Australia], Description [Gums - Colours, Types & Uses];

Moreton District

Resinous Gums; The Soluble Gums; The India Rubber or Caoutchouc Tree; Gum Enemi; Description [Grass Tree Gum], Drawing [Grass Tree];

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Trees, Gum, Aboriginal Australians, Medicinal [Apple Gum, Stringy Bark, Peppermint], Indigenous Food, Wolombi [Station?], Northumberland County, Prices, Varnish;

Moreton District

Salt Found at Limmen Bight; Leichardts Route From Moreton Bay to Port Essington; Prizes Obtained for Cotton Growing December 7th 1853; December 1853 Colonial Cotton Wool; Sale of Crown Lands Ipswich 4th & 18th August 1853;

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Moreton Bay, Gulf of Carpentaria, Table Lands, Coast [North], Rain, Slate, Coal, Salt, Limmen Bight, Government, Chamber of Commerce, Mr Richards [J.R.], Mr Newel [A.H.], Mr Sawkins [?, J.G.], Governor, Colonial Secretary, Cotton, Mr Eldridge [Ambrose], Mr Leum____? [Joseph], Magille Creek [Station?], Brisbane, Mr Harris [John], "Great Britain", Cotton Bales, Shipping, "Vimera", England, Cotton Quantities, Land Sales [Ipswich], Prices;

Moreton District

Moreton Bay Flax "Hybiscus Rosella" 1853; Australian Gum July 1845;

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Moreton Bay Horticultural Society, Mr Caldwell, Moreton Bay, Hybiscus Rosella, Flax, Fruit, Prices, Export, Crops, Agriculture, Seeds, Season, Australia, Britain, East India, Gum, Adelaide;

Moreton District

Moreton Bay and Northern Exports January 21st 1854; Atmospheric Electricity in the Northern Hemisphere;

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List [Exports From Port of Brisbane and Northern Rivers During 1853], Wool Bales, Brisbane, Exporting, 1853[?], List [Shipments of Tallow From Brisbane in 1851-1853], Description [Atmospheric Electricity], Table [Atmospheric Electricity Values 1844-1848];

Moreton District

Sale of Crown Lands at Brisbane 28th February 1854; Exports From the Northern Ports Ending 31st March 1854; Council Papers Moruya- The Pre-Emptive Right of the Squatters;

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Brisbane, Lots, Measurements, Prices, Crown Land, Land Sales, List [Exports From Northern Ports], Mr Bligh, Squatter, Pre-Emptive Claim, Auction, Colonial Secretary, Government, Duke of Newcastle, Land Regulations, Victoria, Moruya, Settlers, Prices, Chief Commissioner of Crown Lands, Mr Campbell, Allotments, Improvements, Mr Hawdon, Mr Murray, Mr Cowper, Mr Parkes, Surveying;

Moreton District

Moreton District; Australian Gum;

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Moreton Bay, Mr Cook [Captain], 1770, Exporting, Britain, Adelaide, 1844, Prices, Gum, 1845, Trees, Gum [Arabic];

District of Darling

Climate of This District; Townships in This District; Drayton; Boundary of the District; Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney;

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Climate, Frost, GDR, Crops, Illness, Cotton, Viticulture, Coal, Stone, Mr Darling, Governor, Warwick, Drayton, Leybourn, Dalby, Jimbour, Canning Downs, Condamine River, Inn, General Store, Settlers, Location, Road, Ipswich, Brisbane, Gayndah, Maryborough, Kennell Creek, Myall Creek, Courts, Co-Ordinates, Table [Distances From Sydney to Drayton], 1851, Sheep, Cattle;

Darling District

Population By Census Returns; Downs & Plains; Mountains; Gaps Over The Great Northern Range; Rivers & Creeks; Attack Made By The Natives At Wantry Mountain On The Draymen Of The Settlers Returning From Moreton Bay;

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List [Population 1846], Commissioner, Mr Rolleston [Christopher], List [Downs & Plains of This Area], List [Mountains & Ranges of This Area], List [Gaps Through The Ranges], List [Rivers & Creeks of This Area], Drays, Settlers, Moreton Bay, Stations, GDR, Aboriginal Australians, Firearms, Murder, Blackfellows Creek, Brisbane River, Blackfellows Gully;

Darling District

Specimen of Cotton Grown in Darling District; Clergymen; Magistrates; Postmasters; Land Sale Scarcity of Labour Darling District 1853; Land Sale at Swamps Near Drayton; Sale of Crown Lands 14th September 1853 at Warwick;

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Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier- Article- Cotton], Mr Smith [J.R.], Ipswich, Cotton, Yandilla, Darling Downs, Mr Gore [R.], Northern Districts, Mr Duchar [John, J.P.], Roseinthal, Mr Hope [Lewis, J.P.], Rosalie, Mr Alford [Thomas], Drayton, Mr Shanklin [W.E.], Warwick, Mr Palmer [Henry], Surat, Mr Bagot [Surveyor?], Allotments, Government, Mr Norton [Bulls Head-Hotel?], Swamps, Land Sales, Timber Cutting, Wages & Conditions, Emigrants, Moreton Bay, Squatters, Chinese, Germans, English, Water, Auction, Measurements, Prices, Town;

Darling District

Fossil Bones Found Near Drayton; Wages of Men & Prices Per Score for Shearing Sheep 1853; Visitation of Blight in the Eyes or Opthalmia;

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Fossils, Oakey Creek, Hudson Creek, Burnett District, Wide Bay District, Fitzroy District, Shearing, Wages & Conditions, Rations, Illness, New South Wales, Season, Herbage, Grass, Climate, Colony, Temperature, Medicine;

Darling District

Geological, Discoveries- Discovery of Animal Remains; Drayton 29th March 1854;

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Mr Stutchbury, Darling Downs, Fossils, Tortoise, Reptile, Crocodile, Native Fish,Land Sales [Drayton], Allotments, Drayton, Mr Bagot [Surveyor], Sydney;

Darling District

Timber in This District Iron & Stringy Bark, Gum, Box, Pine & Cedar; Bathurst Burr;

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Timber, Building, Ranges, Iron Bark, Stringy Bark, Blue Gum, Box, Pine, Cedar, Fire Wood, Apple Tree, Stockmen, Plains, Coal, Railway, Description [Bathurst Burr- Growth, Effects, Eradication & Wool Contamination];

Darling District

Drawing [Bathurst Burr]; Description;

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Weed, Aboriginal Australians, Medicinal Plant, Government, Settlers, Diseases, Road, Stations, Sheep, Leases;

Darling District

Bathurst Burr in the Murrumbidgee District. From The Empire June 1854; November London Circulars 1855 Extracts of Circulars Respecting the Rapid Extension of Burr;

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Newspaper [Empire - Bathurst Burr], Henry Hughes [Wool Broker-London], Charles Jacomb & Sons [Wool Brokers - London], Moreton Bay, Sydney, Bathurst Burr, Exporting, Wool;

Exports and Imports of New South Wales. 31st December 1853

Exports; Imports; Imports & Imports for the Following Years;

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List [Exports 1852], List [Imports 1853], List [Imports & Exports 1851,1852,1853];

Rivers Named By The Blacks

Names of Rivers in the Northern Districts & Languages spoken by the Tribes of Blacks on these Rivers

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Table [Names of Rivers & Languages Spoken on Those Rivers]; Indigenous Language;

Boundaries of the Blacks

Boundaries Made by the Various Tribes of Blacks Inhabiting New Holland;

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Aboriginal Australians, Tribe, Districts, Hunting, Fishing, Burials, Settlers, Boundary Markers, Birth, Nets [Kangaroo], Tree [Kurrajong], Carved Tree, Boundary Rules, Sheep Cattle, Drays, Port, Seasons, Tamworth, Peel River, Liverpool Plains, Innar [or Eenna?], Macintyre River, Moreton, Indigenous Food, Peace Sign, Indigenous Words, Borrahs [Bora?], Corroborras [Corroberee?], Initiation;

Languages Spoken by the Blacks Inhabiting the Northern Interior

[Table]

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135

Indigenous Language, Tribe, Mr Leichhardt, Alligator River, Table [Languages Spoken in Various Districts of the Northern Interior];

The Argan Tree May 29th 1854

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136

Government, Colony, Seed, Scientific Enquiry, Tree, Location, Soil, Hills, Irrigation, Fruit, Root, Goats, Sheep, Cattle, Mules, Camels;

District of Burnett and Wide Bay [Now Leichhardt District]

Climate of These Districts; Townships in This District; Maryborough; Boundary of These Districts;Commissioner of Crown Lands; Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney;

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137

Climate, Co-Ordinates, Wool, Sheep, Shearing, Gayndah, Maryborough, Burnett District, Mr Oconnell [Captain], Commissioner, Court, Police, Inns, General Store, Settlers, Port, Mary River, Wide Bay, Produce, Mr Faunce [Alured Tasker], Post Line, Sydney, Table [Distances From Sydney to Maryborough];

District of Burnett and Wide Bay [Now Leichhardt District]

Live Stock in the Districts of Burnett and Wide Bay 1st January 1851; Population by Census Returns; Mountains; Rivers; Commissioners of Crown Lands; Clergymen; Postmasters; Sample of Sea Island Cotton Received From Burnett District;

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138

Burnett District, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Wide Bay District, Population [No Number Listed], List [Mountains], List [Rivers], List [Commissioners of Crown Lands for Burnett & Wide Bay], Clergymen [No Names Listed], List [Postmasters for Maryborough & Gayndah], Cotton, Mr Landsborough [James], Tinnering [Station?], Seed, 1852, Description [Cotton Growing & Prospects], Mr Gardner [William], Moredun Station, New England;

District of Burnett and Wide Bay [Now Leichhardt District]

Wide Bay, Burnett, Dawson and Port Curtis Country; Gold Discovered in Burnett District October 1853;

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139

Wide Bay District, Coast, Pacific Ocean, Sheep, Soil, Swamps, Grasses, Season, Richmond River, Cattle, Stations, Wool, Shipping, Maryborough, Burnett River, Auburn River, Boyne River, Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald], Burnett District, Dawson District, Chinese, Stockmen, Diseases, Downs, Climate, Wellington River, Macquarie River, Grasses, Rain, Illness, Port Curtis, Settlers, James & Norman Leith Hay & Company [Pastoral Company-Queensland?], G.D.R., Cattle, Mr Burnett [James, Survey Department of New South Wales], Gold, March County, Lennox County, Fitzroy County, Victoria, Government, Geology, Darling District, Brisbane Ranges, Wide Bay Ranges, Grafton Ranges, Co-Ordinates, Nuggets, Population, Port Phillip;

District of Burnett and Wide Bay [Now Leichhardt District]

Settlers in Burnett and Wide Bay Districts; Settlers in the District of Fitzroy; Settlers in Harvies District North Australia;

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140

List [Settlers, Station Names & Rivers Situated On in Burnett, Wide Bay, Fitzroy and Harvies Districts];

Leichhardt District [Formerly Burnett & Wide Bay District]

The Coffee Tree Coffea Arabica; Jamaica and Mocca Coffee;

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141-142

Description [Coffee Plant, Habit, Growth & Harvesting], Description [Coffee - Where Grown, Types, Suitability For N.S.W., Quantity Consumed & Roasting];

Leichhardt District [Formerly Burnett & Wide Bay District]

Runs in This District Sheep Farming Character of the Blacks; The Coffee Tree February 1854;

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142

Station, Sheep, New England, Diseases, Stockmen, Freight, Wool Bales, Prices, Sydney, London, 1853, Dawson River, Aboriginal Australians, Murder, 1851, Wide Bay, Mary River, Chinese, Mr Wickham [Captain], Coffee, Tree, Government, Seed, Cultivation, Moreton Bay, Frost Climate, Mr Leichhardt;

District of Fitzroy

Climate etc. of this District; Disposition of the Blacks Towards the Settlers January 1851;

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143

Climate, Sheep, Cattle, Stockholder, Dawson River, Wool, Stations, Ranges, Plains, Rivers, Grazing, Port Curtis, Commissioner, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas], Mr Fitzroy [Sir Charles], Aboriginal Australians, 1850, Weereben Station, Mount Abundance, Native Animal, Native Fish, 'Native Police', 1853, Firearms, New England, Corroborras [Corroborees];

District of Fitzroy

Cotton Planting in This District; Boundary of This District; Manifacture of Salt in the Interior; Letter to Colonial Secretary 1st January 1853 Salt Found in Bligh District by S.Stutchbury Esquire Geological Surveyor;

69

144

Fitzroy District, Location, Climate, Cotton, Co-Ordinates, Native Plant, Sheep Cattle, Description [Extracting Salt From Saltbush], Aboriginal Australians, Letter [Description of Country Where Salt is Found];

District of Fitzroy

The Bottle Tree Species Sterculia; The Lime Tree; The Cabbage Tree; Salt in the Interior of Australia;

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145

Tree, Dawson River, Description [Bottle Tree Habit, Dimentions, Food Value, Uses & Where Found], Europe, Newcastle, Hunter River, Salt, Lakes, Liverpool;

District of Fitzroy

Sir Thomas Mitchell Discovers The Claude River & Mantuan Downs Camp at the Head of the River Salvator in Longitude 147"25"40" Latitude 24"50"17" S 9th September 1846;

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146

Mount P.P. King, Co-Ordinates, Ranges, Geology, Gully, Grasses, Valleys, Lakes, Springs, Swamps, Stream, Channel, River, Hills, Forest, Rocks, Ruins, Trees, Drays, Cliff, Salvator River, Scrub, Plains, Claude River, Downs, Mantuan Downs & Plains;

District of Fitzroy

Peak Ranges to the Northward of Port Curtis; Overland Mail to Gladstone, Port Curtis September 1st 1854;

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147

Stations, Peak Ranges, Leichhardt District, Location, Scrub, Mountains, Road, Wool, Coast, Tablelands, Port Curtis District, Wide Bay District, Newspapers [Local?], Brokers, 'Native Police', Mr Shay[?], Gayndah, Firearms, MacKenzie River, Aboriginal Australians, Tribe, Sydney, River, Newspaper [Empire], Gladstone, Port Curtis, Mail;

District of Fitzroy

The Bottle Tree Described by a Traveller Species Sterculio;

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148

Description [Bottle Tree Range, Habit, Uses, Food Value & Dimentions];

District of Gwyder

Climate of This District; Townships in the District Baraba,Bingera,Warielda and Calandoon; Calandoon; Rivers; Lakes & Lagoons; Mountains; Plains; Population;

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149

Climate, Season, G.D.R., Stations, Settlers, Sheep, Cattle, Co-Ordinates, Mr Cunningham [Explorer], Mr Gwyder [Lord], Warielda [Warialda], Reedy Creek, Aboriginal Australians, Commissioner, Courts, Police [Mounted], Stores, Inns, Calandoon Creek, Macintyre River, Caledon [Calandoon], 'Native Police', Road, Drayton, Darling Downs, List [Names of Rivers in This District], List [Lakes & Lagoons in This District], List [Mountains in This District], List [Plains in This District], Population [No Total Given], Stock Returns;

Gwyder District

Townships of Baraba and Bingera; Bingera; Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney;

71

150

Baraba, Maniella River, Road, Gwyder District [or Big River], Inns, Stores, Settlers, Gold, Foots[?] Forest, 1851, Bingera, Gwyder River, Bingera Station, Nuggets, Gold Quanties, Miners, Tables [Distances From Sydney to Drayton, Calandoon to Pockateroo, Calandoon to Drayton by Mosquito Creek];

Gwyder District

Gegans Downfall on the Gwyder or Big River Road; Commissioner of Crown Lands, Clergymen, Postmasters; Experiment in Cotton Planting in This District; Cannel Coal;

72, 3[?]

151

Road, Big River [or Gwyder River], Darling Downs, Cobrodi [or Cobida] Station, Bingera, Hill, Dray, Mr Gegans, Supplies, Station, 1846, Mr Bligh [Richard], Commissioner, Mr Kemp [Reverend], Mr Geddies [William], Mr Makid [John], Mr Campbell [W.D.], Cotton, 1850, Warielda, Newspaper [Maitland Mercury], Soil, Coast, Newcastle, Port, Coal [Cannel], Maitland, Mr Guthrie [G.D.], Shipping, Gass[?] Company, Importing, "Gem";

Gwyder District

Coal Limestone Freestone & Slate; Coal Fields Worked in New South Wales 1855;

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152

Coal, Slate, Stone, Manilla River, Gwyder River, Fairholmes Creek, County of Merivale, Darling District, County of Hawes, County of Perry, County of Durham, Glendon Brook, Anvil Creek, County of Northumberland, Location, Maitland, Hunter River, Woolombi Brook, Mr Leichhardt, Bremer River, Brisbane River, Moreton District, Wide Bay, Exporting, Steamer, Smelting, Australian Agricultural Company, 1825, Newcastle, Miners, Mechanics, Labourers, Coal Quantities, Coal Prices, Exporting, Victoria, Van Diemans Land, California, 1844, 1854, Port Stephens, Steamer, "Torch", "Eagle", Carringtown[?], Burwood, Tramway, Collieries, Wharf;

[Plan]

Plan of a Convenient Cottage for the Bush of Australia;

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153

Plan [Cottage];

[New South Wales]

Coal Fields Worked in New South Wales (continued);

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155

Table [Coal Company Yields & Capacities], Morpeth, Hunter River, Newcastle, List [Yields of Coal From Mines at Morpeth], Coal Quantity, Australian Agricultural Company, Lake Macquarrie, Road, Coal Prices, Table [Number of Mines, Quantities Produced and Value for the Years 1849-1854];

Gwyder District

Prices Obtained for Coal in San Fransisco Autumn 1849; Coal Limestone Marble in Gwyder District W.B.Clarke;

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156

Coal, Coal Prices, San Fransisco, Steamer, Coal Quantities, Firewood, 1855, California, Gwyder District, Location, Mywon[?] Ranges, Bingera Ranges, Cobbada Ranges, Horton River Ranges, Nundawar Ranges, Warialda, Mosquito Mountains, Ottleys Creek, Macintyre River, Dumaresq River, Macintyre Brook, Geology, Reedy Creek, Corajin [Place?], Gwyder River, Kellys Gully, Minerals, Mount Muralla, Hunter River, Gold Field;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Climate of This District; Townships in This District; Wee Waa; Pockateroo; Walgett; Plains; Rivers & Creeks;

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157

Gwyder District, Commissioner, Plains, Mountains, Ranges, Climate, Seasons, Savannah, Namoi River, Barwan River, Drought, Trees, Soil, Road, New England, Barwan, Mr Oxley, Mr Liverpool [Lord], List [Townships in this District], Tamworth, Town, Peel River, Courts, Police, Stores, Inns, Cattle, Station, Mr Abercrombie, List [Plains in this District], List [Rivers & Creeks in this District];

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney;

75

158

List [Distances Down the Namoi to Walgett & Across the Plains to Pockateroo on the Barwan River], List [Distances Down the Namoi River to Walgett]; List [Distances From Sydney to Walgett], List [Distances From Sydney to Pockateroo and From Pockateroo to Calandoon;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District; Hostility of the Blacks; Engagement With the Natives on the Namoi River. Waterloo Plains;

76

159

1826, Liverpool Gap, Liverpool Mountains, Drays, Settlers, Stations, Road, Aboriginal Australians, Drought, Tribe [Kumlera Kumleroy], Liverpool Plains, Namoi River, Hunter Valley, Waterloo Plains, Corroboree, Firearms, Indigenous Tools, Shooting;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Bush Stockyard Found in the Namoi Country; Settlement of the Northern Part of This District; Ranges and Mountains; Lagoons; Commissioner of Crown Lands; Clergymen; Postmaster; Magistrate; Population by Census Return;

77

160

Stockyard, Bushranger, Mr Clark [George-Bushranger, "George the Barber"], Aboriginal Australians, Kayi Creek, Lagoons, Hides, Trees, Tribe, Cattle, Settlers, Peak, Namoi River, 1840, Mr Dight, Macintyre River, Yetman Station, Mr Gegan,Wallingurar Station, Mr Russell [Captain], Sovereign River, Mole Creek, Pikes Creek, Tenterfield, Sheep, Copymore Station, Enbilla Station, Moorella Station, Carbuckie Station, Bobra Station, Gundywindi Station, Murder, 1846, Barwan River, Darling River, Fort Bourke, Benlomond Mountain, New England, List [Ranges & Mountains in This District], List [Lagoons in This District], Mr Durbin [John Henry], Mr Whitty [Henry], Mr Williams [Reverend Edward], Mr Harper [G.M.], List [Population in 1841 & 1846];

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Extracted From My Writings on This District in 1846 & 1847; Abandoned Stations on the Macintyre. Proposal to Allow the Blacks to Come In About the Stations; Byron Plains 23rd February 1846; August 1st 1846; July 1847;

78-79

161-162

Aboriginal Australians, Stations, Severn River, Sovereign River, Macintyre River, Horses, Cattle, Settlers, Location, Coppymore Station, Enbilla Station, Moorella Station, Mr Cullen, Mr Brown, Carbuckie Station, Bobra Station, Gundywindi Station, Palaranga Station, Tarabaa Station, Bogie Ewie Station, Booberinna Station, Mr Lethbridge [Captain], Mr Upton, Mr Pringle [Robert], Plains, Lagoons, Mr Ogilvies, Murder, Stockholder, Stockyard, Barwan [or Darling] River, Mohanna [Station?], Fort Bourke, Benlomond, Beardy Plains, New England, Stockmen, Firearms, Mr Walker [Captain], 'Native Police';

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Cultivation of the Cotton Plant; Sale of Crown Lands Tamworth 10th August 1853;

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162

Cotton, Pacific Ocean, Cotton Quality, Mr Herring, Tamworth, Rainfall, Drought, Climate, Soil, Co-Ordinates, Land Sales [Tamworth], Prices;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Names of the Abandoned Stations on the Macintyre River Again Taken up in 1846; Original Occupants of the Abandoned Country; Council Papers; The Native Police;

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163

List [Abandoned Stations Taken Up Again in 1846 & Squatters Surnames], List [Surnames of the Original Squatters], Government, 1852, Governor, Murder, Aboriginal Australians, 1847, 1851, List [Police District, County & Murders Committed There], 'Native Police', Settlers;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Legislative Council May 17th 1853 Notice of Motion; Moonboy Township 7th September 1855, Council Papers Native Police;

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164

Notice of Motion [Road Construction], Town, Moonboy [Moonbi?], Liverpool Plains, Letter [Sent by Magistrates at Warialda to Colonial Secretary Regarding 'Native Police' May 1st 1849], Mr Bligh [Richard], Mr Gally [George];

Native Police Force 1858

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165

List [Names of 'Native Police' Commandant, Secretary, District Lieutenants, 2nd Lieutenants. Numbers of Serjeants & Troopers [No Names];

[Plan]

Plan of a Church for a Township in the Interior;

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167

Plan [Church];

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

State of the Roads in the Gaps Over Liverpool & Moonbi Ranges; Moonbi Pass to New England; Pass Over the Bulga Mountains to Sydney;

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169

Gap, New England, Liverpool Plains, 1850, Government, Settlers, Road, Trees, Drays, 1851, Elevation, Darling Downs District, Fitz Roy District, Blue Mountain Range, County of Northumberland, Maitland, Hunter River, Sydney, Location, Cattle, Northern Districts, Grasses, Water, Bulga Mountains, Parnells Inlet;

Maranoa or Liverpool Plains District

Roadside Outstations Detention to Travellers Beyond the Boundaries;

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170

Road, Outstation, Stations, Inns, Stockmen, Sheep, Drays, 'Planting', Oxen, Horses, Northern Districts, Blackmail, Tax;

District of Bligh

Climate of This District; Townships; Rivers; Mountains; Plains; Commissioner of Crown Lands; Clergymen; Postmasters;

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171

Season, Climate, Rain, Plains, Maranoa District, Drought, Flood, Cassillis, Coolah [Known as Coolabarindine], Liverpool Range, Moongap [Moonbi?], Soil, American [Castlereigh] River, Co-Ordinates, Mr Bligh [Admiral, Governor of New South Wales], List [Townships of This District], Coolah, Commissioner, Court, Police [Mounted], Stores, Inns, Settlers, Dubbo, Macquarie River, Indigenous Language, Coonabarabran, Reserve, List [Rivers of This District], List [Mountains of This district], List [Plains of This District], Mr Robertson [John Anderson], Commissioner, Mr McCubbin [James], Postmaster, Coolah;

District of Bligh

Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney; Population by Census Return; American or Castlereigh River;

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172

Table [Post Line Distances From Sydney to Coolah & Warrin], 1851 [Population Not Listed], Salt, Mr Scutchbury [Surveyor], 1853, Warrenbungle Range, Liverpool Range, Wambullong Creek, Erramagullia, Gulgagambo___?, Conambo River, Conambo Station, Merry Merry Creek, Martigi Creek, Bulla Roarra Station, Mr Bla___? [Occupier of Bulla Roarra Station], Stone, Macquarie River, American River, Biamba Station, Mr Jo___? [Occupier of Biamba Station], Mr Hall [James], Mr Lawson, Mr Mollema, Mr Angus, Mr Brown, Barwan River;

County of Macquarie

Map of the county of Macquarie with Part of Gloucester, Hawes, Vernon, Sandon and Dudley; Climate of the Macleay & County of Macquarie;

86-87

173-174

Map [County of Macquarie Including Some Parts of Surrounding Counties],Climate, Montpelier, Port Macquarie, Range [Coastal], Rain, Pacific Ocean, Agriculture, Crops, Location, Sydney, Freight, Macleay River, Hastings River, Manning River, Grain, Prices, Native Fish, Surveying, Cotton, Crops [Sugar Cane], Vines, Fruit, Harbour, Sand Bar, Steamers, Sailing Vessels, Government, Bungay Bungay, Wingham, Courts;

County of Macquarie

Population of Macquarie County and Macleay River Census Returns; Ministers; Magistrates; Stock Returns; Overland Post Line Distances from Sydney; Distance from Armadale [Armidale] to Port Macquarie Old Line by Yarrowitch;

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174

Table [Population for 1841 &1846], Mr Holland [Reverend,Edward], Mr Merewether [Edward Christopher], Mr Day [Edward Denny], List [Number of Sheep, Cattle & Horses in Macleay River District for 1851], Table [Distances from Sydney to Port Macquarie], Table [Distances from Armadale [Armidale] to Port Macquarie];

County of Macquarie

The Macleay River;

88-89

175-176

Trial Bay, Harbour, Coast, Shipping, Macleay River, Mangrove, Trees, Forest, Brush, Palms, Vines, Tree Height, Logging, Native Plants, Native Birds, Soil, Creeks, Island, Shark Island, Pelican Island, Falorines[?] Island, Squatters, Government, Land Regulations, Population, Traders, Viticulture, Crops [Corn], Crown Land;

County of Macquarie

Port Macquarie October 31st 1853; Land Sale at Port Macquarie January 17th 1854;

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176

Description [Business, Housing, Rents, Behaviour in Port Macquarie - 1853], Land Sale, Prices;

[Map]

Map of the Northern and Western Portion of New South Wales Exhibiting the Counties, the Gold fields, the Stations occupied by the Settlers, with the Townships, lines of road etc. by William Gardner

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177

[Map]

Map of the Northern portion of New South Wales Exhibiting the Counties, the Districts of Burnett and Wide Bay, the country of Port Curtis, with the Stations occupied by the Settlers in the Counties and Districts, the lines of road, Townships, etc. by William Gardner

90b

179

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Commissioners of Crown Lands Beyond the Settled Districts 1856;

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181

Drawing [Indigenous[?] Person Sitting, With Spear], List [Commissioners of Crown Lands 1856];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Post Towns in the Northern & Western Districts;

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183-184

Table [Districts/County/Post Town/Distance From Sydney];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Post Lines in the Northern & Western Districts;

93x

185

Table [Counties/Post Towns/Distance From Sydney];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Post Lines in the Northern & Southern Counties;

94x

186

Table [Counties/Post Towns/Distance by Land From Sydney];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Post Offices and Post Masters in the Northern Districts;

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187

Table [Post Offices/Post Masters/Northern Districts/Miscellaneous Districts];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Port Curtis Country; Port Curtis Country July 1853; The Burning Mountain in Brisbane County Mount Wingen; Port Curtis 4th August 1853;

92

189

Port Curtis, Darling Downs, Pasture, Plains, Ranges, Herbage, Grasses, Sheep, Surveying, Mr Mcabe [Surveyor], Gladstone, Port Phillip, Gold, Volcanos, Mount Wingen, Coal, Horses, Grass, Cattle, Mountains, Minerals, Elevation, Chemicals, Letter [Extract of Letter from one of the Surveying Party at Port Curtis covering Aboriginal Australians, the Harbour, Agriculture & Gold]

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Exports From the Five Exporting Ports or Rivers of North Australia Quarter Ending 31st March 1853; Exports From the Northern Districts for Three Months Ending 30th June 1853; Land Sale at Port Curtis February 1854; Monster Lump of Copper 20th August 1853;

93 (96a)

190

Table [Exports from Northern Ports 1852-1853], Table [Exports from the Northern Districts 1853], Prices, Town, Lots, Port Curtis, Surveying, Land Sales, Gladstone, Clinton County, Nugget, Copper, Mine [Summer Hill], Bathurst, Description [Copper Nugget];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Townships in the Northern Interior; Surveyors From Sydney Morning Herald May 1853;

94

191

Town, Settlers, Road, Liverpool Range, Burnett District, Wide Bay District, Darling District, GDR, Table Land, New England, Gwyder [or Big River] Road, Byron Plains, Stations, Headstation, Inns, Reserve, Mills [Flour], Crops [Wheat], Blacksmiths, Harness Makers, Wheelwrights, Post Office, Cultivation, Population, Gold Field, Surveying, Church, School, Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald], Government, Surveyors, Immigrants;

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Experiments in Cotton Planting;

95

192

Cotton, Parramatta, 1839, 1840, 1844, Moreton District, 1848, Hunter District, Bullwarra [Station?], Maitland, England, Cultivation, 1849, Ipswich, Pacific Ocean, Yandilla[?], Drayton, Darling Downs, Cotton Quality, Cotton Bales, Mr Bucknell [William. Senior.], Allyn River, "Agricola", 1850, Season, Climate, Frost, Export, Mort & Co, Donaldson & Co, Wool, America, Cotton Quantity, Patterson District, 1852, Mr Lang [Dr], Manchester, Tallow, Soil, Population, Coast, Sydney;

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Government Gazette Friday 3rd June 1853 Crown Land Beyond the Settled Districts Renewal of Pastoral Licenses; Australian Agricultural Companys Grants of Land;

96

193

Leases, Stations, Boundarty Limits, Land Regulations, License, Governor, Crown Land, Explanation [Land/License Rules for Beyond the Settled Districts], List [Land Granted to AACo at Port Stephens,Tamworth & Warra];

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Decrease of Production Wool & Tallow; Farming Operations; Port Curtis Country;

97

194

Exports, Tallow, 1851, 1852, Boiling Down, Wool, List [Land Areas Under Cultivation 1851 & 1852], Crop [Wheat], Crop [Maise], Sheep, Grazing, Stations, Port Curtis, Location, Scrub, Burnett Range, Boyne Range, Grasses, Trees, Soil, Wide Bay, Brisbane, Darling Downs;

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Sheep Farming in Van Diemens Land by W.R.Allison Esqr Statement of Expenses & Profits Derivable From a Sheep Run; Crown Runs Expenses etc; Capital Invested;

98-99

195-196

Legislative Council, Van Diemens Land, Crown LandStation, Sheep, Table [Sheep Run Expenses & Profits], Table [Capital Investment], Mr Allison, Wool, Prices;

Miscellaneous Notes on the Districts

Liens on Wool & Mortgages on Stock Act; Copy of a Preferable Lien on Wool; Copy Form of a Preferable Lien on Cattle;

99

196

Legislative Council, Mr Stanley [Lord], 1844, 1845, Wool, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Mortgage, Form [Lien on Wool], Form [Lien on Cattle];

Miscellaneous Notes

Preferable Liens on Wool Mortgages on Livestock New South Wales;Preferable Liens on Wool Mortgages on Livestock Victoria;

100

197

Table [Liens & Mortgages New South Wales 1843-1853], Table [Liens & Mortgages Victoria 1843-1850];

Miscellaneous Notes

October 22nd 1853. Funds Upon the Security of Liens on Wool or Mortgages on Sheep, Cattle or Horses; Description of the Ground Selected for the Future Township of Gladstone Port Curtis; The Llama;

101

198

Bank of New South Wales, Legislative Council, Government, Liens, Mortgages, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Surveyors, Town, Gladstone, Port Curtis, Harbour, Auckland Creek, Boyne River, Round Hill, Coast, Bay, Auckland Point, Wharf, Allotments, South Point, Scrub, Grasses, Brush, Selby Creek, Road, Drawing [Llama];

Miscellaneous Notes

The Alpaca

102a[?]

199

Peru, Export, Alpaca, Alpaca Wool, Prices, Andes Mountains, Altitude, Climate, Rain, Snow, Gazelle, Camels, Marshes, Flocks, Seasons, Pasture, Grass, Llama, Population, Bolivia, Vicuna;

Miscellaneous Notes

The Llama and Alpaca;

200

Newspaper [The Llama and Alpaca]; Horticultural & Agricultural Society, Mr Denison [Sir William], Mr Ledger [Charles], Llama, Alpaca, Alpaca Wool, Vicuna;

Miscellaneous Notes

The Alpaca or Peruvian Sheep; From the Proceedings of the Australian Society 1850 Mr Mort Read the Following Paper;

102-106

201-205

Alpaca, Peru, Llama, Guanaco, Vicuna, Alpaca Wool, Sheep, Hills, Andes, Cattle, Camels, Mr Walton [William], Liverpool, Description [Alpaca & Llama- Digestion, Fluids, Climate, Altitude, Food, Defence, Habits, Mothering, Gestation, Breeding, Wool Quality, Work Capability, Meat, Wool Quantity, Wool Colour, Prices];

Miscellaneous Notes

The Paco or Alpaque; Country Habits; Quick Passage of the "Phoenician", Aberdeen Built Clipper Ship in the London and Sydney Trade;

106

205

Description [Paco or Alpaque(Alpaca?)], List [Times Taken to do London-Sydney Voyages];

Miscellaneous Notes

Quick Passages of Steamers and Sailing Vessels Betwixt Britain and the Australian Colonies; Shipping Laying in the Harbour of Port Jackson 31st December 1853;

107

206

Table [Names of Sailing Vessels, Steamers & Clippers, Their Sailing Times (in days) Between August 1852 and October 1853 from Port to Port with Notes], Shipping, Shipping [tons], Port Jackson, 1853, Registered Vessels [English, Foreign & Colonial], Produce, Ports;

Miscellaneous Notes

Quick Passages of Steamers and Sailing Vessels Betwixt Britain and the Australia 1854; Arrival & Departures of Ships & Passengers in the Harbour of Port Jackson During 1853;

108

207

Shipping, Shipping [tons], Passengers, Table [Names of Sailing Vessels, Steamers & Clippers, Their Sailing Times(in days) Between January 1854 and October 1854 from Port to Port with Notes];

Miscellaneous Notes

Quick Passages by Steamers and Sailing Vessels Along the Australian Coast The Steamer Thistle 1848;

109

208

Williamstown, Port Phillip, Sydney, Mr Mulhall [Captain William], Steamer, Two Fold Bay, Moreton Bay, Hunter River, 1853, Drawing [Unidentified Sailing Vessel], List [Names of Steamers, Their Sailing Times (in hours) To & From Various Ports Around Australia from January 1854 to August 1854];

Miscellaneous Notes

Quick Passages of Steamers & Sailing Vessels Betwixt Britain & Australia; Dates of Arrivals of Steamers in Sydney From India with English Mails;

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209

Table [Names of Sailing Vessels, Steamers & Clippers, Their Sailing Times (in days) in 1855 from Britain to Australia with Notes], Table [Arrivals of Steamers from India in 1852-1854];

Miscellaneous Notes

Arrival of Steamers in Sydney from England;

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210

Table [Names of Steamers, Their Sailing Times (in days) in 1852-1854 from England to Sydney];

Miscellaneous Notes

Origin of the Word Squatter as Applied to Occupiers of Outskirt Country; Arrivals in California and Departures for Australia 1853; Steam Ships for the Australian Trade; Vessels Loading at Liverpool September 1853 for Australian Ports;

110a

211

America, Squatter, Crown Lands, Government, Settler, Description [Squatter], Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Stations, San Francisco, Passengers, Emigrant, Immigrant, Australia, Male/Female Ratio, Eastern Steam Navigation Company, Shipping, Coal, Liverpool, Port, Melbourne, Geelong, Sydney, Adelaide, Hobart, Importing;

Miscellaneous Notes

Exploration of Australia;

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212

Explorers, North Australia, Victoria River, Gulf of Carpentaria, Royal Geographical Society, Newcastle [Duke of], Colonists, Mr Stokes [Captain], "HMS Beagle", Valleys, Co-Ordinates, Location, Rivers, Coast, Albert River, Liverpool River, Alligator River, Adelaide River, Mr Leichardt, Mr Haug, Mr Blundell [Dr], Mr Mitchell, Mr Sturt, Mr Eyre, Mr Oxley[?], Desert, Map;

Miscellaneous Notes

Sir Thomas Mitchell Discovers The Victoria River; Camp on the River Ballonne in Long148"46' East, Lat 28"2' South 9th November 1846;

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Volcanos, Mount Pluto, Mount Hutton, Mount Playfair, Rivers, 1831, Governor, Geology, Scrub, Warrego River, Forest, Nive River, Range, Gap, Valleys, Lagoons, Co-Ordinates, Downs, Plains, Horse, Murray River, Channel, Soil, Grass, Pasture, Stations, Native Birds, Native Plants, Gulf of Carpentaria, Aboriginal Australians, Cogoon River, Maranoa River, Salvatore River, Claude River, Belyando River, Map, Victoria River;

Miscellaneous Notes

Auriferous Character of Port Curtis Country; Town of Gladstone North Australia Government Gazette 23rd December 1853;

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Surveying, Gold Fields, Soil, Mountain Range, Town, Plans, Surveyor General, Sydney;

Miscellaneous Notes

Farming Operations Measurement of Land for Growing Crops

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Explanation [Formulas for Measuring Land Areas];

Miscellaneous Notes

English Land or Square Measure; Thrashing Grain;

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List [Conversions for Land Areas], List [Oat,Wheat& Barley-lbs/Bushel]

Miscellaneous Notes

State of Labour in the Districts During 1853; Port Curtis Country Discovery of the Fitzroy River 1853;

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Gold Fields, Settlers, Wages & Conditions, Chinese, Germans, Indian, Immigrants, Stockmen, Shearers, Horses, Colonies, Stockholders, Location, Fitzroy River, Mackenzie River, Dawson River, Coast, Measurements, Vessels, Tides, Cliff, Geology;

Miscellaneous Notes

Farming Operations. Fencing-Prices & Time Required for Putting Up One Hundred Rod of Three Rail Fencing;

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List [Work Time, Wages & Conditions & Rations for Fencing];

Miscellaneous Notes

Farming Operations. Copy of Form of Agreement & Price Given for Fencing in New England 1854; Land Measure;

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Form [Fencing Agreement], List [Conversions for Land Areas];

Miscellaneous Notes

Onkaparinga Thrashing Roller;

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Drawing [Thrashing Roller];

Miscellaneous Notes

Onkaparinga Thrashing Roller. Diagrams and Description by Francis Duffield Esq;

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Drawing [Thrashing Roller]; Description [Thrashing Roller];

Miscellaneous Notes

Farming Operations. Onkaparinga Thrashing Machine;

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Description [Thrashing Machine];

Miscellaneous Notes

Farming Operations. Onkaparinga Thrashing Machine; (continued). Mortgages & Liens New South Wales 1853;

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Description [Thrashing Machine]; Table [Mortgage, Liens, Land, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Wool, Value.];

Miscellaneous Notes

Description of a Wind Mill to Grind Wheat;

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Description [Windmill], Drawing [Windmill];

Miscellaneous Notes

Mills Driven in a River by the Stream to Grind Wheat. Description of a Stockyard for Drafting Cattle;

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Description [Mills [River/Wheat]], Description [Stockyard], Drawing [Stockyard];

Miscellaneous Notes

Construction of Stonehenge Stockyard Beardy Plains New England;

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Description [Stockyard], Drawing [Stockyard];

Miscellaneous Notes

Population of New South Wales Including the District of Port Phillip (Now Victoria) in the Year 1850. New South Wales Mortgages on Land Sydney;

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Table [Population 1850], Table [Mortgages 1841-1850];

Miscellaneous Notes

Port Phillip Victoria Mortgages on Land, New South Wales Mortgages on Live Stock Sydney;

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Table [Mortgages on Land 1841-1850], Mortgages on Livestock 1843-1850];

Miscellaneous Notes

Preferable Liens on Wool Mortgages on Livestock Port Phillip now Victoria. Fast Sailing to & from Australia from English News Received January 1854;

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Table [Leins on Wool & Mortgages on Livestock-Victoria-1843-1850], Cape Horn, Comment [Feudal Nobility (?)];

Miscellaneous Notes

Experimental Voyage Navigation of the Murray by Steam Vessels August 1853. Note Regarding the Navigation of the River Murray 1854;

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Cadell [Captain], Steamer, "Lady Augusta", Murray River, Wharf [Goolwa], Swan Hill, Wakool River, Mr Beveridge, Settlers, Wool, Albury, "Mary Ann", Mr Campbell [Archibald], Gunbower Creek, Port [Elliot], Wellington, Darling River, Drays, Sturt [Captain], 1830;

Miscellaneous Notes

Expedition of Captain Sturt for the Purpose of Tracing the Murrumbidgee River January 1830; Junction of the Murrumbidgee with the Murray Captain Sturt Gives the Name of Murray to the Principal Stream 14th January 1830; Pass a Rapid on the River 22nd January 1830;

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Explorers, Mr Sturt [Captain], 1830, Murray River, Murrumbidgee River, Darling River, Lindesay River, Lake Alexandrina, Gulf [St Vincent], Encounter Bay, Springs, Mr Hopkinson, Channel, Mr Murray [Sir George], Mr Darling [His Excellency General], Aboriginal Australians;

Miscellaneous Notes

Pass a Rapid on the River 22nd January 1830 (continued); 1830 January 24th Discovers the Junction of the Darling with the Murray;

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Rocks, Reef, Whale Boat, Shoal, Aboriginal Australians, Darling River, Flag [Union Jack], Desert;

Miscellaneous Notes

Drawing [View of the Murrumbidgee River]; Drawing [Junction of the Darling with the Murray];

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Murrumbidgee River, Darling River, Murray River;

Miscellaneous Notes

Map [Murray River Outlet]; Termination of the Murray. Lake Alexandrina; Discovers Lake Alexandrina;

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Murray River, Ranges, Mountains, Mount Lofty, Mr Flinders [Captain], Gulf [St Vincents], Murrumbidgee River, Ocean, Tides, Lake Alexandrina, Weather;

Miscellaneous Notes

Discovers Lake Alexandrina (continued);

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Encounter Bay, Beach, Sand Dune, Channel, Ocean;

[Map]

Map [Victoria & Part of NSW and SA];

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Counties, Road, Town;

Miscellaneous Notes

Memorandum of Soundings Taken on the Murray River in September & October 1850 by Sir Henry Young Lieutenant Governor South Australia;

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Rufus Creek, Darling River, Depth Soundings, Sandbank, Moorna Station, Mr Bagot [Edward], Location [Moorna Station], Flood, Punt, Dray, Murrumbidgee River, Lachlan River, Lake Victoria, Moorunde River[?], Pomond Point, Thompsons Station, Wellington, Location [Thompsons Station], Lake Alexandrina, Point Sturt, Goolwa River, Police Station, Minerals, Jetty, Island [Hindmarsh], Harbour, Port Adelaide Creek, Falls;

Miscellaneous Notes

Memorandum of Soundings Taken on the Murray River in September & October 1850 by Sir Henry Young Lieutenant Governor South Australia (continued);Sheep Runs on the Darling. Lower Darling Country Described on to Fort Bourke;

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Channel, Steamer, Murray River, Goolwa River, Darling River, Climate, Wellington, Stations, Brush, Scrub, Settlers, Scropes Ranges[?], Mr Mitchell [Major], Flood, Description [Lower Darling River], Sand Dunes, Grasses, Herbage, Soil, Pasture, Hills, Salt Bush, Lignum, Plains, Lakes;

Miscellaneous Notes

Sheep Runs on the Darling. Lower Darling Country Described on to Fort Bourke (continued); Navigation of the River Murray and Darling by Steam Vessels; March 25th 1853 First Cargo Up the Murray;

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Maitland, Melbourne, Timber, Sheep Washing, Soil, Weather, Rankins Ranges, Adelaide, Location [Lower Darling River], Stores, Firearms, Aboriginal Australians, Commissioner [Crown Land], Mr Cole [Stephen], District [Lower Darling], Fort Bourke, Salt Bush, Plains, Murray River, Steamer, Mr Cadell [Captain F.], Traders, Albury, Company, Shares, Shareholders, Mr Randall, "Mary Ann", Cargo;

Miscellaneous Notes

Navigation of the Murray 23rd December 1853; Arrival of the Steamer Lady Augusta at Adelaide December 30th 1853; Distances From the Darling Settlers on Darling River 1854;

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Victoria, Diggings, Adelaide, Wool, Mr Cadell [Captain], "Lady Augusta", Cargo, Wool Bales, Darling River, Steamer, Wakool, Moorunde[?], Murray River, Goolwa, Melbourne, Sheep, Cattle, Disease, Road, Dray, Lake Moorundi, Stations, Aboriginal Australians, Farmer, Fort Bourke;

Miscellaneous Notes

Note Regarding the Navigation of the Murray; Notices of Distances on the Murray;

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Swan Hill, Flats, Canal, Riverbank, Flood, Trees, Murrumbidgee River, Sandbank, Wakool River, Darling River, Season, Murray River, Goolwa, Wallgett, Namoi River, Point Sturt, Wharf [Goolwa], Point Pomond, Masons Station, Punt [Maidens], Adelaide, Melbourne, Fort Bourke, Albury, Bendigo, Mount Alexander, Stores, Inn, Courts, Magistrates, Surgeon, Moorand, Albert District, Commissioner [Crown Land], Sydney, Rufus [River?], Lake Victoria [or Tara?], "Lady Augusta", Steamer;

Miscellaneous Notes

Distances on the Murray & Darling; Distance From Goolwa to Wallgett on the Namoi River; From Goolwa to Alburt on Murray River in New South Wales; Note Regarding Goolwa & Port Elliott August 1853;

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List [Distance in Miles from Goolwa to Wallgett], List [Distance in Miles from Goolwa to Albury], Murray River, Settlers, Wool, Steamer, Goolwa, Port Elliott, Port Adelaide, England, Frieght;

Miscellaneous Notes

Port Elliott; Goolwa Railway;From Port Elliott to Albury; Distance of the Following Gold Fields from the Murray River;

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Port, Weather, Vessels, Cargo, Port Elliot, Produce, Murray River, Goolwa, Railway, Harbour, 1850, Encounter Bay, Valleys, Crown Land, Land, Revenue, Town, Port Adelaide, Wool, 1853, Jetty, Table [From Port Elliot to Albury (in Miles)], Table [Distance of the Following Gold Fields From the Murray River (in Miles)];

Miscellaneous Notes

Sheep Stations ;

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Table [Sheep Stations Situated on the Murray River Between Swan and the Goolwa With the Number of Sheep at Each Station];

Miscellaneous Notes

Government Regulations on the Banks of the Murray River. From the Government Gazette January 1854; December 9th 1853 Albury on the Murray in New South Wales;

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Governor, Executive Council, 1847, Reserve, Land Regulations, Murray River, Albury, Lease, Colonists, Cultivation, Cotton, Produce, Stockholder, Victoria, South Australia, Newspaper [Government Gazette],Lieutenant Governor, Goolwa, Land Sales [Murray River-Albury to Goolwa], Town, Allotments, Prices [Land], Auction, Lots, Agriculture, Sydney, Supplies, Steamer, Colony, Hume River [Murray?];

Miscellaneous Notes

Cargo of the "Lady Augusta" Steamer on her Second Trip Up the Murray November & December 1853; Third Ascending Voyage of the "Lady Augusta" Up the Murray 30th January 1854; Problem of the Navigation of the Murray River Solved;

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List [Cargo on "Lady Augusta"], "Lady Augusta", Moorana [Station?], Albert District, Commissioner [Crown Lands}, Murray River, Darling River, Settlers, Wool, Produce, Steamer, Port Elliot, Punt [Maidens], Stockholders, Sheep, Stations, Passengers, Gold Fields, Bendigo, Goulburn, Ovens [River?], Goulburn River, Flood,

Miscellaneous Notes

Additional Steamers on the Murray February 1854; Tramroad From Adelaide to Nairne & the Reserve on the River Murray;

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Mr Cadell [Captain], Steamer, Murray River, Barge, Settlers, Vessels, Adelaide, Moorundee [Station?], Darling River, St Albans [England], London, Gravesend [England], Tramway, Produce, Wellington, Strathalbin, The Lakes[?], Goolwa, Nairn[e?], Town, Thompsons Station, Scrub, Road, Bremer Creek, Reserve, Cargo, Passengers, Port Elliott;

Miscellaneous Notes

From Port Elliott & Goolwa to Adelaide By Lake Alexandrina The Murray River Moorundee Township and Nairne; From Adelaide to Albury in New South Wales & Sydney by Moorundee Reserve; From Melbourne to Adelaide by Swan Hill and the Murray River;

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Table [Distance From Port Elliott to Adelaide], Table [Distance From Adelaide to Sydney], Table [Distance From Melbourne to Adelaide];

Miscellaneous Notes

Extent of Country on the Murray Made Available by Steam Navigation; Population in Southern and Eastern Australalia [Australia];

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Mr Young [? Governor, S.A.], Swan Hill, Title [Duke of Newcastle], Murray River, Soil, Climate, Great Britain, Population, Newspaper [South Australian Register], Murrumbidgee River, Darling River, Lachlan River, Settler, Table [Population of New South Wales, Victoria & South Australia],Legislative Council, Census, 1854;

Miscellaneous Notes

From Port Elliott in South Australia to Gladstone in North Australia by the Murray & Darling Rivers Across the Country to Drayton, Gayndah & Gladstone; From Adelaide to Melbourne by Maidens Punt; From Port Elliott to Surat Lower Condamine; From Port Elliott to Gladstone by Surat & Drayton;

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Table [Distance From Port Elliott to Gladstone], Table [Distance From Adelaide to Melbourne], Table [Distance From Port Elliott to Surat], Table [Distance From Port Elliott to Gladstone];

Miscellaneous Notes

Melbourne, Mount Alexander & Murray River Railway Company March 1854; Return of the "Lady Augusta" March 1st 1854;

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Murray River, Steamer, Melbourne, Railway, Victoria, South Australia, Director, Colonists, Shares, Company, Punt [Maidens], Mount Alexander, Goldfield, Geelong, Capital, Crown Land, Government, Shareholders, Interest, Mr Ginn, English, "Lady Augusta", Kowanna Station, Mr McLennons, Darling River, Williams Station, Cargo, Wool Bales, New South Wales, Flood, Goolwa;

Miscellaneous Notes

Sale of Allotments at Swan Hill 24th April 1854; Distance From Melbourne to Swan Hill; Navigation on the Murray August 1855;

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Newspaper [Government Gazette], Lieutenant Governor, Victoria, Land Sales [Swan Hill], Melbourne, Lots, Murray River, Lake Boga, Allotments, Table [Distance From Melbourne to Swan Hill], Cargo, "Lady Augusta", Wool Bales, Lachlan River, Wakool River, Port Adelaide, "Melbourne";

Miscellaneous Notes

Navigation of the Murray First Steamer Reaches Albury 2nd October 1855;

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Victoria, Steamer, Mr Cadell[Captain], Murray River, Mr Johnston [Captain], Albury, Punt [Maidens], "Albury", Wagunyah, Stations, Barge, Colonists;

Miscellaneous Notes

The Electoral Districts of New South Wales;

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Districts, Colony, List [The Counties], List [Cities Buroughs and Hamlets], List [Pastoral Districts], List [Enumerated Numbers];

Miscellaneous Notes

Port Curtis Country; Crown Land Sales in New South Wales 1853; May 9th 1854 Opening of the Panama Route by Steam Vessels the Golden Age Steamer;

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Surveying, Port Curtis District, Squatter, Port, Agriculture, Gladstone, Curtis [Island?], Port Jackson, Surveyor General, Shipping, Mount Larcomb, Ranges, Government, County [Clinton Deas Thompson?], County [Livingston], Geology, Gold, Lileys Creek, 1853, Allotments, Land Sales [New South Wales], Pre-Emptive Claim, Steamer, Melbourne, Panama, America, Europe, Sydney, Pacific Ocean, Passengers;

Miscellaneous Notes

Rough Census of Port Curtis Gladstone 20th May 1854; Survey of the Murrumbidgie [Murrumbidgee] May 22nd 1855;

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Census, Gladstone, Population, Road, Town, Gayndah, Maryborough, Water, Sydney, Harbour, Port, Coast, Port Jackson, Mr Robertson [Captain], Murrumbidgie [Murrumbidgee] River, Gundagai, Murray River, Adelaide, Governor;

Miscellaneous Notes

Inland Carriage Companies for the Northern & Western Interior;

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Produce, Settlers, Supplies, Drays, Wool, Port, G.D.R., 1826, Traders, Sydney, Maitland, Grafton, Brisbane, Shares, Storekeepers, Roads, New England, Murrurundi, Breeza, Tamworth, Armadale [Armidale], Walcha, Glen Innes, Dundee, Tenterfield, Warwick, Drayton, Dalby, Gayndah, Cassillis, Coonabarabran, Wee Waa;

Miscellaneous Notes

Inland Carriage Companies for the Northern & Western Interior (continued);

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Walgett, Moree, Bingera, Clerkness, Inverell, Warialda, Mungindi, Calandoon, Leybourn, Wambo, Surat, Maitland, Drays, Driver, Watchman, Overseer, Ranges, Grafton, Port, Clarence River, Armadale [Armidale], Tenterfield, New England, Brisbane, Drayton, Warwick, Dawson River, Gayndah, Maryborough, Sydney, Road, Produce, Supplies, Shares, Settlers, Traders, Storekeepers, Cattle, Servants, Gold Fields, Wool, England;

Miscellaneous Notes

Inland Carriage Companies for the Northern & Western Interior (continued); Main Lines of Road in the Northern Southern and Western Districts;

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Traders, Sydney, Maitland, Brisbane, Railway, Shares, Table [Distances from Sydney to Gayndah Maryborough & Gladstone], Table [Distances from Sydney to Warielda and Calandoon], Table [Distances from Sydney to Calandoon by Tamworth Inverell and the Macintyre;

Miscellaneous Notes

Main Lines of Road in the Northern Southern & Western Districts;

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Table [Distances from Sydney to Moree & Calandoon], Table [Distances from Sydney to Surat by Wallgett Pockateroo and St Georges Bridge], Table [Distances from Sydney to Grafton by Armadale [Armidale]], Table [Distances from Grafton to Tenterfield], Table [Distances from Grafton to Armadale [Armidale]];

Miscellaneous Notes

Main Lines of Road in the Northern Southern & Western Districts (continued);

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Northern Lines: Table [Distances from Brisbane to Gayndah and Maryborough], Table [Distances from Sydney to Wallgett by Cassillis], Southern Lines: Table [Distances from Sydney to Albury on Murray River], Table [Distances from Sydney to Omeo & Mitta Mitta by Cooma], Table [Distances from Gipps Land to Maneroo];

Miscellaneous Notes

Main Lines of Road in the Northern Southern & Western Districts (continued);

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Southern Lines: Table [Distances from Sydney to Eden in Two Fold Bay and from Eden to Omeo & Mitta Mitta], Table [Distances from Port Albert to Incomungee on the Mitta Mitta], Table [Distances on Dray Road from Port Albert to Incomungee Crooks Station on the Mitta Mitta River], Western Lines: Table [Distances from Sydney to Tamberoora], Table [Distances from Sydney to Ophir], Table [Distances from Sydney to Euston];

Miscellaneous Notes

Carriers; Main Lines of Road in the Northern Southern & Western Districts (continued);

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Description [Legal Rules of Carriers], Table [Distances from Sydney to Eden], Table [Distances from Sydney to Adelaide], Table [Distances from Sydney to Melbourne];

Miscellaneous Notes

The Alpaca;

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Alpaca, Colony, Newspaper [Sydney Gazette], Mr Flores [Cajo], Importing, Mr Belzu[?], Peru, Equador, Bolivia, Mr Moresby [Admiral], 1852, Government, Duke of Newcastle, Governor;

Miscellaneous Notes

Reduction of Travelling Distances; To Australia from England; Comparative Distances of the Respective Routes Between Sydney & England;

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Railway, Europe, List [Time Taken for Travel Between Various European Capitals (in hours)], Steamer, Danube River, Vienna, Constantinople, "Chusan", Singapore, Mail, England, 1854, Melbourne, List [Distances of Various Routes Between Sydney & England];

Miscellaneous Notes

The Panama Route to Sydney; Extrordinary Passage of the Clipper Ship "Red Jacket";

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Panama Canal, Milford Haven, Sydney, Peninsula & Oriental Company, Swan River, Cape Leuwin[?], Southampton, Alexandria[?], Suez Canal, Nile River, Torres Straits, Mail, Marseilles, General Screw [Steamer] Company, Cape of Good Hope, Madrass[?], Point de Galle, Weather, Great Britain, Pacific Ocean, Mr Reed [Captain], 1854, Mersey [River?], Melbourne, Port Phillip, Heads, Liverpool;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales by William Gardner 1854

Lieutenant Colonel Sir T.L. Mitchell D.C.L. Surveyor General of New South Wales;

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Drawing [Sir T.L.Mitchell];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

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Mr Cook [Captain], 1770, Coast, George the Third [His Majesty], "Endeavour", 1768, Plymouth, New Holland, Botany Bay, Bustard Bay, Thirsty Sound, Endeavour River, Cape York, Possession Island, Flag [English Colours], New South Wales, Sydney, Port Jackson, 1788, Mr Bass, Mr Flinders, Van Diemans Land, Bass Land, Mr Grant, Cape Northumberland, Grants Land, Map [New South Wales], Mr Oxley [John], Explorers;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchells Expeditions & Discoveries Years 1832 1836 1846; Exploring Expedition Under Sir Thomas Mitchell;

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Government, 1815, Range [Great Northern (GDR?)], 1830, Mr Sturt [Captain], Darling River, Murray River, Lake Alexandrina, Sydney, 1824, Mr Hume, Mr Hovell, Australia Felix, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas], 1832, 1836, 1846, Port Essington, Mr Fitzroy [Sir Charles], Letter [Exploring Expedition Under Sir Thomas Mitchell];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846;

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Explorers, Governor, Heat, Bogan River, Darling River, Temperature, Channel, Nyingen, Dogs, Illness [Opthalmia], Oxen, Buree, Death, Cannonba Ponds, Macquarie River, Rain, Duck Creek, Mr Kennedy, Macquarie Marshes, Cattle, Stations, Co-Ordinates, Mr Parnell , Ponds, River Crossing, Barwan River, Indigenous Name, Aboriginal Australians, Narran Swamp, Mr Mitchell [Commissioner], Map, Grasses [Barley & Kangaroo];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued);

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Plains, Forrest, Cattle, Stations, Seed, Indigenous Food, Aboriginal Australians, Balonne River, Indigenous Population, Carts, Lagoons, Culgoa River, Co-Ordinates, Murray River, Channel, Darling River, Fort Burke, Narran River, Bokhara River, Ballandoola River, Biree River, Irrigation, Environment, Native Animal, Macquarie Marshes, Flood, Narran Swamp, Mount Harris, Cannonba Ponds, Banargill Ponds, Bogan River, Duck Creek, Macquarie River, Indigenous Name, Grass, Scrub, Condamine River, Bridge,

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued);

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Carts, Mr Kennedy, St Georges Bridge, Condamine River, Balonne River, Co-Ordinates, Cogoon River, Hills, Plains, Mount Abundance, Indigenous Fires, Aboriginal Australians, Mount Bindango, Range, Fitz Roy Downs, Grafton Range, Governor, New Zealand, Ponds, Mount Bindyego, Grass, Downs, Geology, Indigenous Name, Gap, Carts, Shrubs, St Georges Pass, Cliff, Forest;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued);

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Tribe, Channel, Pond, Grass, Flats, Indigenous Fires, Darling River, Indigenous Name, Maranoa River, Range, Hills, Cliff, Amby River, Mr Kennedy, Oxen, Horses, Stores, Mr Stephenson, Carts, Drays, Ridges, Sand, Gully, Mount Owen, Mountains, Bucklands Table Land, Plains;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued); Country of Isolated Rocks Resembling Ruined Castles Temples and Gothic Cathedrals; Discovers the Claude River The Mantuan Downs and Plains;

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Maranoa River, Mountains, Table Land, Range, Coast, Carts, Hopes Table Land, Oxen, Mount P.P. King, Co-Ordinates, Geology, Gully, Grass, Valley, Lakes, Springs, Swamp, Stream, Channel, Trees, Dray, Cliffs, Salvator River, Scrub, Plains;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued); Discovers the Claude River the Mantuan Downs and Plains (continued); Discovers Balmy Creek & Glen Turret;

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Grass, Trees, Streams, Indigenous Fires, Claude River, Mantuan Downs, Mantuan Plains, Salvator River, Co-Ordinates, Scrub, Negoa River, Bridge, Carts, Plain, Australia Felix, Downs, Fossils, Soil, Range, Valley, Creek, Gully, Cattle, Mountains, Sydney, Balmy Creek, Mr Stephenson;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued);Discovers Balmy Creek & Glen Turret (continued);

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Pass, Gorge, Glen Turret, Grass, Range, Mount Mudge, Mountains, Negoa River, Belyando River, Co-Ordinates, Gulf of Carpenteria, Mr Leichhardt, G.D.R., Wilsons Promontory, Cape York, Channel, Ponds, Scrub, Trees, Native Fish, Maranoa River;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued);Discovers Balmy Creek & Glen Turret (continued);

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Range, Balmy Creek, Mr Bunten, Paris, Mr Mudge [Colonel], Balonne River, Darling River, Narran River, Belyando River, Altitude, Co-Ordinates, Temperature, Stores, Indigenous Name [Yuranga?], Baree[?], Horses, Mr Kennedy, Cannonba Camp, Maranoa River, Mount Mudge, Culgoa River, Explorers, Governor, Cart, Road, Squatter;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

No.1 Camp at the Head of the River Salvitor in Longitude 147' 25' 40"E Latitude 24' 50' 17"S 9th September 1846 (continued); Discovers the Victoria River No2 Camp on the River Balonne in Longitude 148' 46' 45"E Latitude 28' 2'S 9th November 1846;

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Mr Kennedy, Mr Stephenson, Aboriginal Australians, Indigenous Protest to Invaders, Governor, Mr Mitchell [T.L., Surveyor General], Volcanos, Mount Pluto, Mount Hutton, Mount Playfair, Rivers, 1831, Gulf of Carpentaria, Geology, Scrub, Warrego River, Forest, Riverbank, Sand;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Discovers the Victoria River No.2 Camp on the River Balonne in Longitude 148' 46 ' 45"E Latitude 28' 2'S 9th November 1846 (continued); The Victoria River;

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Nive(?) River, Gap, Range, Valley, Lagoons, Flats, Scrub, Co-Ordinates, Downs, Plains, Stream, Horse, Murray River, Channels, Soil, Grass, Native Plants, Native Animals, Aboriginal Australians, Tribe;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Discovers the Victoria River No.2 Camp on the River Balonne in Longitude 148' 46 ' 45"E Latitude 28' 2'S 9th November 1846 (continued); The Victoria River (continued);

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Co-Ordinates, Trees, Cliffs, Grass, Ranges, Cogoon River, Maranoa River, Warrego River, Salvator River, Claude River, Belyando River, Nive River, Map, Governor, Victoria River, Cattle, Horses, Mr Kennedy, Drays, Aboriginal Australians, Road, Ponds, Pasture;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Discovers the Victoria River No.2 Camp on the River Balonne in Longitude 148' 46' 45"E Latitude 28' 2'S 9th November 1846 (continued); The Victoria River (continued);

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Downs, Range, Channels, Warrego River, Nive River, Indigenous Fires, Maranoa River, Grass, Road, Hawkesbury River, Hunter River, Liverpool Plains, Balonne River, 1831, Governor, Mr Mitchell [T.L., Surveyor General];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Overland Expedition from Lake George to Hobsons Bay Port Phillip Hume and Hovell 17th October 1824;

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Explorers, Mr Hume, Lake George, 1824, Western Port, Bass Strait, Hume River, Scotland, Mitta Mitta River, Ovens River, Goulburn River, G.D.R.,Coast, Port Pnillip, Geelong, Kennedys Creek,Gunning, Map, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas, 1836, Surveyor General, Letter [Mitchell to Mr Hume], 1831, Mr Hovell, Mr Bland[Dr], 1837;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Hume and Hovell (continued);

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1855, Mr Ross, Goulburn, Mr Brisbane [Govenor];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Overland Expedition from Sydney to Moreton Bay Cunningham;

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Mr Cunningham [Allan], Botanist, Sydney, Moreton Bay, G.D.R.,Darling River, Gwyder River, Macintyre River, Severn River, Sovereign River, Macintyre Brook, Condamine River, Gwyder District, Canning Downs, Darling District, Explorers, Settlers, New England, Bundarra County, Gwyder County, Byron County, Plains, Downs, Sheep, Cattle, Cunninghams Gap, Moreton District, Road, Brisbane;

Ludwig Leichhardt

Drawing;

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Drawing [Ludwig Leichhardt];

Discoveries of Leichhardt 1844 and 1845

Lectures delivered in Sydney by Leichhardt 1846; Map of New South Wales, North, South, and Central Australia by William Gardner;

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Map [New South Wales, North, South and Central Australia];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Leichhardt. Discoveries in North Australia; Dr Leichhardts Overland Expedition. Arrival at Victoria, Port Essington;

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Northern Districts, Gulf of Carpentaria, Jimba Station, Waterloo Creek, Darling Downs, Port Essington, Mr McArthur [Captain John], Royal Geographical Society, 1846, Mr Leichhardt [Dr], Moreton Bay, Mr Gilbert, Mr Gould, Horses, Bullocks, Provisions, Co-Ordinates, Coast, Ranges, Geology, Peak Range, Scrub;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Leichhardt. Discoveries In North Australia (continued);

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Cliffs, Ravines, Rain, Coast, Hills, Rivers, Co-Ordinates, Stream, Vallrys, Lakes, Lynd River, Burdekin River, Mitchel River, Cape York, Mr Gilbert, Murder, Aboriginal Australians, Firearms, Gulf of Carpentaria, Cattle, Rain;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Leichhardt. Discoveries in North Australia (continued);

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Cattle, Coast, Salt, Cargo, Port Essington, Cliffs, Alligator River, Indigenous Australian, Mr Leichhardt [Dr], Road, Fort Bourke, Gulf of Carpentaria, Spencer Gulf, Moreton Bay, Liverpool River;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Leichhardt. Discoveries in North Australia (continued); Dr Leichhardts Arrival in Sydney;

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Slate, Coal, Sydney 1846, Explorers, Sydney, 1846, Vessel, Port Essington, Map [Route Taken by Leichhardt - Mentioned/No Diagram], Torres Strait, Mr Leichhardt [Dr];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Leichhards Lectures Delivered in the City of Sydney on the 18th and 25th August 1846; Lecture 1. Delivered on August 18th;

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Lecture [Description of Discoveries on Expedition From Darling Downs to Port Essington];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Lecture 2. Delivered on Tuesday August 25th 1846;

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Lecture [Description of Discoveries on Expedition From Darling Downs to Port Essington];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Second Expedition. Leichhardts Expedition to Swan River. Darling Downs. 2nd December 1846;

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Mr Leichhardt [Dr], Mr Andrews, Oakey Creek, 1846, Mr Mann [John], Mr Hely [Hovendon],Mr Bunce, Mr Turnbull, Mr Perry [James], Mr Boaking [Henry], Aboriginal Australians, Mr Brown [Harry], Newcastle, Mr Womai, Stroud, Horses, Mules, Goats, Cattle, Sheep, Peak Range, Peak Downs, Tree [Marked], Head Station, Mr Gregor [Reverend], Jimba Station;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Second Expedition. Leichhardts Expedition to Swan River. Darling Downs. 2nd December 1846; (Continued);

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Season, Mr Leichardt, Sydney, Peak Range, North Australia;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Third Expedition. Leichhardts Expedition to Swan River. 1848;

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Mr Leichhardt [Dr], New England, 1848, Darling Downs, Mount Abundance [Station?], Mr Macpherson [Allan], Cogoon River, Fitz Roy Downs, Aboriginal Australians, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Native Animal [Kangaroo], Swan River, Sydney, Desert, Mr Hely [Hovendon], 1851;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Rumours Regarding the Fate of Leichhardt. 1851; Expedition in Search Of Leichhardt. Efforts of the Council of New South Wales;

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[Note: Newspaper article overlays text - second image without newspaper article to enable text to be read]; Newspaper [Herald - Article on Fate of Leichhardt], Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier], 1851, Maranoa District, Mr Leichhardt, Mr Lang [Gideon], Maranoa River, Aboriginal Australians, Murder, Bundabella Creek, Mules, Sheep, Horses, Dogs, Mr Nichols [R.C.], Title [Governor General], 1854, Government;

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Expedition in Search of Leichhardt. Efforts of the Council of New South Wales (continued); Notice Regarding Leichhardt November 1854;

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Mr Leichhardt, Explorers, Royal Geographical Society, Duke of Newcastle, Government, Rations, Horses, Colonists, Prices [Rewards], Newspaper [Moreton Bay Free Press], Mr Connor [Explorer], Macenzie River, Isaac River, Horse, Mule, Description [Horses & Mule believed to belong to Leichhardts expedition], Comment [On Leichhardt's Fate];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

The Fate of Leichhardt;

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Newspaper [The Englishman; Letter from H. Stuart Russell on 8th March 1854 regarding the fate of Leichhardt];

[Progress of Discovery in New South Wales]

Rumours Regarding the Fate of Leichhardt;

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[Note: Newspaper article overlays text - second image without newspaper article to enable text to be read. Pages 332-333 do not have Gardner pagination numbers]; Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald - Article on The Gregory Expedition in Search of Leichhardt, 19th July 1858], Newspaper [Moreton Bay Free Press - Article on Identification Of Horses & Mule Mentioned on Page 328 by Owner, Mr Danger, 20th January 1855], Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald - Letter Written by Mr Hely [Hovenden] Refuting Claims Made on Page 328 About the Horses & Mule Found, 17th January 1855];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Overland Expedition. Raye. Rayes Expedition from the Barwan or Darling River, in New South Wales, to Adelaide in South Australia. 1846;

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Description [Expedition Led by Raye in 1846];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Kennedy Expedition to the Victoria River. 1847;

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Description [Expedition Led by Kennedy in 1847], Drawing [Page 350, of Australian Bustard or Wild Turkey];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Kennedys Expedition to Port Albany at Cape York May 1848;

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Description [Expedition Led by Kennedy in 1848]; Description [The Australian Cassowary (Casuarius Australis) Mr Wall [Thomas]]; Drawing [Cassowary] Page 353; Table [Meteorological Table Kept by Mr Carron [W] at Weymouth Bay November & December 1848];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

Overland Expedition Mc Lean. 1850; Sheep Runs on the Darling River;

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Description [Expedition Led by Mc Lean in 1850 Looking for New Sheep Runs on the Lower Darling River];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

An Account of the Discovery of Port Phillip;

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Description [Early Explorers-1627-1772, Mr Furneaux [Captain], Mr Cook [Captain], Mr Hunter [Captain], Mr Bass, Mr Flinders, Two Fold Bay, Wilsons Promontory, Bass Strait, Western Port Bay, Mr Grant [James], Mr Black, Mr Reid, Mr Bareillier, Mr Cayley, Port Phillip, 1835, Newspaper [The Port Phillip Patriot-1840], Names [Places Associated With Exploration Between Port Jackson & Port Phillip];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

The Victoria River;

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Description [Tide, Temperature & Geography of Victoria River & Surrounds];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

North Coast of New Holland and its Exploration;

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Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald], Letter [Geography, Visitors, Rivers, Plants & Explorations of the North Coast and Adjacent Islands];

Progress of Discovery in New South Wales

New Port in Australia. From the Shipping Gazzette January 1st 1854;

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Description [Establishment of a Port at Cape York or Port Flinders in the Gulf of Carpentaria. Reasons For & Against];

Sturt on Northern Australia;

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Letter [From Mr Sturt [Captain] to Mr Shaw [Doctor] of the Royal Geographical Society on His Explorations and Thoughts on Northern Australia Regarding Further Explorations 1854];

North Australian Exploring Expedition

March 29th 1855;

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Letter [Mr Stokes [Captain R.N.] to Mr Hotham [Sir Charles] on a Proposed Northern Expedition];

North Australian Exploring Expedition

March 29th 1855 (continued); The Correspondence With Captain Sturt Affords the Following Suggestions;

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Letter [Mr Stokes [Captain R.N.] to Mr Hotham [Sir Charles] on a Proposed Northern Expedition](Continued); Letter [Mr Sturt [Captain] to Mr Hotham [Sir Charles] on a Proposed Northern Expedition];

North Australian Exploring Expedition

The Northern Expedition April 14th 1855;

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375-376

Description [Organisation & Deployment & Number of People Proceeding on the Northern Expedition];

Northern Australia by William Gardner Armadale [Armidale] New England 1854

Writings on The Probable Appearance of the Interior of Northern Australia. Probable Extent of the Great Australian Dessert. Supposed Termination of the Australian Desert. Hot Winds From the Australian Desert. Range of Mountains, the Great Backbone Range, Extending From Arnheims Peninsula to the Peninsula at Port Lincoln, Spencers Gulf;

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[Title page];

Map of Australia

Map of Australia by William Gardner Armidale New England 1854;

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Map [Exhibiting the Probable Appearance of Northern Australia, The Probable Extent & Termination of the Great Australian Desert in the North, The Range of Mountains Supposed to Exist to the Westward of the Great Australian Desert];

Writings on The Probable Appearance of the Interior of Northern Australia

Leichhardt;

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Mr Leichhardt, Port Essington, Rivers, Downs, Peak Range, Nanda Country, Coast, Mr Sturt, Expedition, Co-Ordinates, Road, Fort Bourke, Gulf of Carpentaria, Spencer Gulf, Ranges, Geology, Scrub;

Leichhardt

Leichhardt (continued); Plan of Leichhardts Second Expedition. Probable Character of the Interior;

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Cliffs, Ravines, Rain, Coast, Hills, Gulf of Carpentaria, Arnheims Land, Expedition, Mr Sturt [Captain], Gulf, Desert, Co-Ordinates, Explorer, Mackenzie River, Peak Range, Darling River, Birdikin River, Clarke River, Flinders Range, Albert River, Nicholson River, Van Alphen River, Abel Tasman River, Robinson River, Macarthur River, Swan River;

Sturt

Sturt. On the Probable Character of the Interior. Sturts Furthest and Centre of the Continent;

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Mr Sturt [Captain], 1845, Expedition, Island, Gulf of Carpentaria, Great Australian Bight, Darling River, Murray River, Desert, Plain, Horses, Vegetation, Lake, Sea, Ocean,Victoria River, Stream, Albert River, 1828, Co-Ordinates, Description [Possibility of an inland sea, Bird Migrations];

The Great Australian Desert

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Desert, Measurements [Great Australian Desert], New South Wales, Sea, Rain, Flood, Aboriginal Australians, 1814, Mr Oxley, Lachlan River, Macquarrie [Macquarie] River, Marshes, Murray River, Mr Flinders [Captain], Mr Sturt [Captain], Mr Jukes [J.B.], Plains, Coast, Gulf of Carpentaria, Great Australian Bight, Collier Bay;

The Great Australian Desert

Indications of the Retiring of the Ocean in Districts Situated to the Westward of the Great Dividing Range;

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Plains, Coast, Gulf of Carpentaria, Great Australian Bight, Collier Bay, Mr Clarke [Reverend W.B.], Geology, New England, Cordillera [G.D.R.], Gwyder River, Macintyre River, Description [Possibility of an Inland Sea];

The Great Australian Desert

Indications of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean in Districts Situated to the Eastward of the Great Dividing Range. By William Gardner;

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Hunter Valley, Geology, Fossils, Pacific Ocean, Scientific Enquiry, Bulga Mountains, 1846, Great Australian Desert, Cordillera [G.D.R.];

The Great Australian Desert

Indications of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean in Districts Situated to the Eastward of the Great Dividing Range. By William Gardner (continued); The Ploughed Ground;

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Cambden County, Wollondilly, Berrima, Sydney, Ridges, Wave, Soil, Cordillera [G.D.R.], Bundarra, Byron Plains, New England;

Evidences of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean

Drawing; The Withdrawal of the Waters Attributed to Planetary Influence;

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Drawing [Exhibiting the Ocean Line Marks on the Great Bulga or Former Upright Sea Coast Wall of the Pacific Ocean, Situated in the County of Northumberland in New South Wales. Position of Sentry Box the Remarkable Projection in the Wall]; Planets, Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Caves, Siberia;

Evidences of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean

Evidences of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean (continued); Indications of the Retiring of the Ocean in Lower Darling District;

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Fossils, Eagles, Planets, Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Mountains, Valleys, Geology, Sussex, Surry, Kent, Russia, Elephants, Sand, Gravel, Soil, Rhinoceros, Lower Darling District, Plains, Lachlan River, Murrumbidge River, Mr Sturt [Captain], Great Australian Bight, Gulf of Carpentaria;

Evidences in the Great Valley of the Hunter

Evidences of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean in the Great Valley of the Hunter. Drawings of Marine Fossils and Petrefactions by William Gardner;

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Geology, Archaeology, Animals, Plants, Fossils, Hunter Valley, Wolombi Brook, Bulga Mountains, Hunter River, Lochinvar, Maitland, Singelton, Northern Road, Rocks, Sydney;

Evidences in the Great Valley of the Hunter

Evidences of the Retiring of the Pacific Ocean in the Great Valley of the Hunter (continued);

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Lochinvar, Hunter River, Patterson River, Alleyn River, William River, Pacific Ocean, Liverpool Plains, Gwyder District, Cordillera [G.D.R.], Moore Creek, Tamworth, Peel River, Tiroongal Mountains, Moonbi Range, New England, Mr Clarke [Reverend W.B.], Gwyder Ranges, Scientific Enquiry, Mr Threlkeld [Reverend L.E.], Aboriginal Australians, Lake Macquarie, Shells;

Drawings of Marine Fossils

Drawings of Marine Fossils Obtained from the Great Valley of the Hunter, Those Found in the Grounds of the Wolombi, Near the Bulga Range of Mountains, and Those Obtained From Lochinvar Grounds on the Hunter River;

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Drawing [Wolombi Fossils, Marine Shells, With Notes];

[Drawings of Marine Fossils]

Wolombi Fossils, Marine Shells, Petrified Wood;

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Drawing [Shells &Wood, With Notes];

[Drawings of Marine Fossils]

Lochinvar Grounds Marine Shells;

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Drawing [Shells];

[Drawings of Marine Fossils]

Reference to Drawings;

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Description [Notes & Weights of Fossil Drawings];

Writings on the Hot Winds From the Great Australian Desert,Their Influence How Far They Are Known to Extend, Meteorological Tables, Probable Extent of the Great Australian Desert, Supposed Termination of the Desert in Northern Australia, Great Dividing Range of Mountains Supposed to Exist in the Centre of the Continent by William Gardner July and August 1854

[Title page only]

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Hot Winds Their Influence

Hot Winds Their Influence Meteorological Tables;

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Season, Rain, Soil, Rivers, Wind, Temperature, New Holland, Van Diemans Land, Wind Direction, Desert, Great Dividing Range, Heat, South Australia, Mr Strzelecki [Count], Port Jackson, Description [Australian Interior, Supposed], Mr Sturt;

Hot Winds Their Influence

Influence of the Hot Winds in Districts of New South Wales Hunter River District;

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Climate, Desert, Season, Frost, Hunter Valley, Great Dividing Range, Wind Direction, Patterson River, Williams River, Port Stephens, Coast, Manning River, Hastings River, Macleay River, Macquarie County, Pacific Ocean, Illness [Malaria], Environment;

Preliminary Observations on the Probable Extent of the Great Australian Desert

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Meteorological Observations, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas], Expedition, Port Essington, Mr Kennedy, Victoria River, Temperature, Co-Ordinates, Elevation, Desert, Climate, Table [Meteorological Data], 1853, 1854, Cordillera [G.D.R.];

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations Sir Thomas Mitchell 25' South Latitude 147'23" East Longitude Elevation 2000 feet From the Dispatches of Sir Thomas Mitchell to his Excellency the Governor of New South Wales in 1846;

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Meteorological Observations, Mr Mitchell [Sir Thomas], 1846, Co-Ordinates, Elevation, Mr Kennedy, Warrego River, 1847, Mountains, Desert, Gulf of Carpentaria, Description [Meteorological Observations of Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1846];

Meteorological Observations

Sir Thomas Mitchell 25' South Latitude 147'23" East Longitude Elevation 2000 feet From the Dispatches of Sir Thomas Mitchell to his Excellency the Governor of New South Wales in 1846 (continued);

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Description [Meteorological Observations of Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1846];

Meteorological Observations

Mr Kennedy 1847 25' 16" 10' South Latitude 147' 15" East Longitude From the Dispatch of Mr Kennedy to the Surveyor General Sydney;

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Description [Meteorological Observations of Mr Kennedy in 1847];

Meteorological Observations

Kennedy 1847 The Desert;

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Description [Meteorological Observations of Mr Kennedy in 1847];

Meteorological Observations

Leichhardt 1844-45 Latitude 24' 40" Hot Wind From the Desert;

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Description [Meteorological Observations of Mr Leichhardt in 1844-45];

Meteorological Observations

Leichhardt 1844-45 Latitude 24' 40" Hot Wind From the Desert (continued); Meteorological Table Kept by Mr Carron at Weymouth Bey[?] on the Peninsula of Carpentaria in South Latitude 12' 25" and East Longitude 143' 30" During the Months of November & December 1848;

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Mr Clarke [Reverend], Season, Wind, Climate, Table [Meteorological Data Kept by Mr Carron at Weymouth Bay in 1848];

Meteorological Observations

Instrument Used Self Acting Thermometer by Adie & Son Opticians Edinburgh;

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Mr Gardner [William], Moredun Station, Rockvale Station, New England, 1853, 1854, Elevation, Table [Averages of Heat October 1853 to September 1854 at Rockvale & Moredun Stations];

Meteorological Observations

Made at South Head Near Sydney From 21st to27th March 1854; Sydney Meteorological Report South Head From 15th to 21st August 1854;

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Table [Barometer & Thermometer Readings March 1854 at South Head], Table [Barometer & Thermometer Readings August 1854 at South Head];

Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations;

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Desert, Co-Ordinates, Elevation, Crops [Wheat, Maize, Barley], Cotton, Mr Leichhardt, Downs, Peak Range, Mr Calvert,Wind, Mr Sturt [Captain], Darling River, Gulf of Carpentaria, 1845, Mr Mitchell, Mr Kennedy, Sheep, Port Curtis, Wool;

Meteorological Tables

Monthly & Yearly Mean External Shade Temperature Calculated From All The Periodical Observations Collectively - Made at South Head Near Sydney During Five Years Commencing 1842 to 1846; The Maximum and Minimum of Shade Temperature Occurred as Follows; The Following are the Mean Shade Temperatures of Summer & Winter on a Division of the Year as Before;

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Table [Shade Tmperatures 1842 to 1846 at South Head Sydney], Table [Minimum & Maximum Shade Temperatures 1842 to 1846 at South Head Sydney], Table [Mean Shade Temperatures of Summer & Winter 1842 to 1846 at South Head Sydney];

Concluding Remarks on the Probable Appearance of the Northern Interior

Indication of the Existence of the Great Central Range of New Holland in the High Range of Mountains in Arnheims Peninsula Dividing the Waters of the Gulf of Carpentaria & Those of the North[?] West Coast and in the Gawler Range in the South From the Eyria Peninsula at Spencers Gulf;

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Mr Leichhardt, Port Essington, Arnheims Peninsula, Gulf of Carpentaria, Altitude, South Alligator River, Roper River, Geology, Victoria River, Cambridge Gulf, Mr Stokes [Captain], Valleys, Co-Ordinates, Trees, Mr Sturt [Captain], Desert, Gawler Range, Eyria Peninsula, Streaky Bay, Mount Arden, Range, Rocks, Timber, Swan River, Sheep, Cattle, Coast, Ocean, Murray River, Mr Flinders, 1830;

Tables of Distances

In the Northern, Southern and Western Districts of New South Wales by William Gardner Armidale, New England. 1842, 1843, 1845 to 1854. Notice to this Edition.

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Explanation [Tables put Together Carefully, Anyone Who Has Information on Distances Please Contact William Gardner];

Overland Post Line & Tables of Distances in the Northern Districts

Abstract of Distances From the Tables;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Abstract of Distances From the Tables

Overland Post Line & Tables of Distances in the Northern Districts;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Abstract of Distances From the Tables

Overland Post Lines & Tables of Distances in the Northern Districts;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Abstract of Distances From the Tables

Overland Post Lines;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Distance From Sydney by Maitland to Armadale [Armidale], Drayton, Gayndah & Maryborough; Hawksbury River, Wisemans Ferry & Wolombi Line. From Sydney by the Big or Gwyder River Road to Calandoon, Drayton, Gayndah & Maryborough;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Distance From Sydney by Armidale & Drayton to Brisbane in Moreton District; New Line From Darling Downs by Kings Creek; From Calandoon to Drayton by Mosquito Creek; From Armidale to Wellington Vale; Distance From Sydney by Armidale to Grafton, Overland Post Line by the Snowy Mountains; Another Line to Grafton From Sydney by Aberfoil & Kangaroo Hills;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Armidale by the Bundara Country & Clerkness to Keri, Bingera, Paramellawa, Mungabundi, Kumbardilow, Gullariganga,& Pockateroo; From Mehi to the Balone River; Macquarie River from the Township of Wellington or Montefiore to the Junction With the Barwon River; Mucki or Mooki River from the Liverpool Range to the Junction with the Namoi at Johnstones Crossing Place;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Distict in Miles]; Bundarra River, Keri, Mr Macpherson [Allan], Big River [or Gwyder], Mungibundi Station, Aboriginal Australians, Reptile, Indigenous Language, Mr Baldwin, Mehi, Momin River, Noona Station, Mr Fitzgerald, Island, Mr Towns, Barwan River, Balone River, Kumbardielow Station, Mr Bettington, Medowar Station, Macintyre River, Mr Howe;

Tables of Distances

Overland Post Line from Sydney to Goolah and Warrin Passing Through Maitland, Singleton, Jerrys Plains, Merton and Cassillis; Macquarie River from Wellington by Dubbo to the Junction of the River with the Barwan; New Line of Road from Armadale [Armidale] to Grafton by Paddys Land; From Falconer Township by Paddys Land to Grafton; From Glen Innes Beardy Plains to Grafton;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles]; Mr Coventry, Paddys Land, Paddy [Indigenous Australian], Indigenous Language, Nambucka, Great Northern Falls, Mr Parrott, Broadmeadow Station?;

Tables of Distances

From Grafton on Clarence River to Drayton in Darling Downs by Casino on Richmond River; From Brisbane to Grafton by Logan and Richmond Rivers; From Brisbane to Gayndah & Maryborough by Bulimba D.C.McConnel Esquire Station Brisbane River; Side Roads; From Drayton by Hudsons Gap to Ipswich & Brisbane; Gaps Over the Range;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles]; Richmond River, Maryland, Warwick, Mr Hillard, Mr Marsh, Brisbane, Clarence District, Moreton District, Hudsons Gap Road, Flagstone Creek Gap Road, Cunninghams Gap, Settlers, Darling Downs, Kings Creek, Haldon [Station?];

Tables of Distances

Line of Road from Sydney to Calandoon by Bingera & Goonyan on the Sovereign River; Kennell Creek Line from Sydney to Drayton by Goonyan and Kennell Creek Township; Bearing & Distances from Calandoon to Tenterfield; From Sydney by Bingera to Goonyan and by Pikes Creek to Drayton; Another Line by Macintyre Brook From Sydney to Drayton by Bingera, Goonyan & Cubbitamaniba on Macintyre Brook;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Sydney by Wisemans Ferry on Hawkesbury River & Wolombi Township to Armadale [Armidale], Tenterfield, Warwick, Drayton, Brisbane & to Gayndah & Maryborough; Side Line to Brisbane from Drayton by the Hawkesbury River; From Sydney to Grafton by the Hawkesbury River Armadale [Armidale] & Snowy River Line; Side Lines from Tenterfield to Grafton; Side Line from Yarrowford Beardy Plains to Grafton New Line;Side Line from Stonehinge by Glen Innes and Yarrowford to Grafton;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Side Line Old Line from Beardy Plains, Glen Innes & Stonehinge by Mount Mitchell to Grafton; Side Line from Falconer Plains by Oban to Grafton; Side Line Old Road from Yarrowford to Grafton; Side Line from Stonehinge Beardy Plains Old Line to Grafton; From Armadale [Armidale] by Ben Lomond Inn & Moredun to Goonyan on the Sovereign River; From Armadale [Armidale] to Coxes Station Goonyan on the Sovereign Bundara Line; From Armadale [Armidale] to Wellingrove & Strathbogie by Moredun; From Strathbogie to Bolivia by Wellington Vale;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] by Moredun, Paradise Creek, Inverewll, Walwarat, Frasers Creek & Goonyan Coxes Station on the Sovereign River to Tenterfield; From Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield by Paradise Creek Inverell on the Macintyre & Pindari; From Bendemere to Tenterfield by Stonybatter and Clerkness Bundarra Line; From Armadale [Armidale] by Clerkness to Tenterfield Bundarra Line; From Armadale [Armidale] by Moredun Frasers Creek & Goonyan to Calandoon; From Wallgett to Pockateroo & Calandoon;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] By Moredun, Paradise Creek & Backalla Wyndhams Station on Macintyre River to Calandoon & Pockataroo; From Sydney to Walcha; Overland Post Line New Line Commenced 1845 From Sydney to Port Macquarie by Armadale [Armidale]; From Tamworth to WeeWaa & Wallgett by Manilla; From Armadale [Armidale] to Falconer Township by Spring Mount & Protheros Avoiding Duvals Pinch;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Warwick in Darling Downs to Wambo & Surat Lower Condamine; From Drayton to Wambo & Surat; From Drayton to Calandoon Warielda, Bingera, Clerkness Newondal & Armadale [Armidale]; From Armadale [Armidale] to Port Macquarie by the Old Line Commenced 1840; From Armadale [Armidale] to Port Macquarie by Tiara;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Lines of Road East and West Sides of the Barwan River; East Side- From Wallgett to Drayton by the Mooni River and Lower Condamine, Pockateroo Line; West Side- From Wallgett to Drayton by the Mooni River and Lower Condamine;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Sydney to Calandoon and Drayton by WeeWaa and Moree on Gwyder River; From Sydney to Drayton by Moree on the Big or Gwyder River & by Yetman Dights Station on the Macintyre River and Goonyan Coxes Station on the Sovereign River; From Sydney by WeeWaa on the Namoi & Moree a Post Town on the Gwyder or Big River to Calandoon & Drayton;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] to Calandoon by Frasers Creek, Gedda Gedda, Tucka Tucka & Medowar; From Sydney to Wallgett by Cassillis; From Wallgett to Pockateroo, Moree and Warielda; From Tamworth to Gulligul by Carrol & Gunnedah; Road From Goengerra on the Namoi to Pockateroo;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Overland Post Line From Sydney to Wallgett & Across the Plains to Pockateroo on the Barwan River; From Sydney to Pockateroo & up the Macintyre River to Calandoon; Overland Post Line Distance From Sydney to Coolah & Warrin Passing Singleton, Jerrys Plains, Merton & Cassillis;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern District in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Distance From Sydney to the Gold Fields in the Northern Districts; From Sydney to Hanging Rock Gold Fields Passing Through Peel River Fields to Tamworth; From Sydney to Armadale [Armidale] Passing Through the Hanging Rock Gold Fields; From Crawney Mountain to the Centre of the Gold Diggings & to Burrows Inn; From Sydney to the Gold Fields at Baraba Cobida & Bingera Passing Blue Nobbie Mountain & to Calandoon; From Armadale [Armidale] to the Gold Fields at Bingera Cobida & Baraba by Clerkness;

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Table [Distances From Sydney to the Northern Goldfields in Miles];

Tables of Distances

New Gold Field on Camerons Creek Guyra River From Armadale [Armidale] to Camerons Creek Gold Field; FromArmadale [Armidale] to Grafton Passing Through the Gold Fields on Guyra River; From Sydney to Rocky River Gold Fields; From Sydney to Camerons Creek Gold Fields; From Sydney to Bathurst Tambaroora Sofala and Meroo; From Sydney to Warielda by Cassalis Coolah and Gulligul Passing Down Namoi or Gunningderry Creek; From Gulligul to Wee Waa & Wallgett;

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Table [Distances From Sydney to the Northern Goldfields in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Line of Road from Dundee to Grafton by Yarrowford; From Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield Best Post Line to Beardy Plains Sound Road Avoiding Duvals Pinch and Benlomond Mountain; From Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield Post Line at Present Used Over Duvals Pinch and Benlomond Mountain; Line of Road From Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield Avoiding Duvals Pinch and Benlomond Mountain Sound and Good Road to Beardy Plains; From Tamworth to Wariealda by Bingera; From Armadale [Armidale] to Tenterfield by Shannon Vale & Glen Elgin;

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Table [Distances From Sydney to the Northern Goldfields in Miles];

Tables of Distances

The American or Castlereigh River; From Armadale [Armidale] by Moredun & Bacalla to Calandoon Running the Macintyre River Down; Down the American or Castlereigh River. From Sydney to the Junction of the Castlereigh River with the Barwan River;

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Warrenbungle Mountains, Creek, Liverpool Range, Wambullong River[?], Erramagullia Station, Gulgagambin Station, Connambo River, Mr Walker, Merry Merry River, Martigi River, Bullaroara Station, Biamba Station, Mr Hall[James], Mr Lawson, Mr McRae, Mr Angus, Mr Brown, Barwan River, Brewan Station; Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Sydney to Wallgett by Gunnedah Gulligul Wee Waa Cubberoo & Goengerra; From Wallgett a Post Town on the Namoi River to Balranald a Post Town on the Murray River by Fort Bourke; From Wallgett to Blranald by Fort Bourke;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Wallgett to Balranald by Fort Bourke & Euston; From Sydney by Armadale [Armidale] & Guy Faulks to Grafton - Snowy Mountain Post Line; From Armadale [Armidale] to Calandoon by Strathbogie Frasers Creek and Walingurar on the Macintyre River; From Sydney to Wallgett by Cassillis Coolah Coonabarabran & by Baridian River;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Sydney to Brisbane by Armadale [Armidale] Maryland Camerons Creek & Ipswich; From Grafton to Brisbane by Casino & Logan River; From Drayton to Calandoon by Leybourn & Macintyre Brook; Bearings & Distances From Calandoon to Tenterfield; From Goonyan to Drayton by Macintyre Brook & Leybourn;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles];

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] to Surat by Moredun Paradise Creek Inverell Walingurar on the Macintyre River Keeo on the Barwan Gunnawin on the Mooni River & St Georges Bridge on the Balonne River; The Crossing Place at Goonyan;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles]; Goonyan Station, Mr Coxes [Cox?], Sovereign River, Mr Cunningham, Darling Downs, Mr Leslie, Canning Downs, Bundarra, Gwyder River, Macintyre River, Moreton Bay, Sydney, Armadale [Armidale], Tenterfield, Callandoon, Mooni River, Surat, Lower Condamine River;

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] to Surat by Glen Innes Strathbogie Frasers Creek Macintyre & Moonie Rivers; From Wallgett to Drayton by StGeorges Bridge Surat & Wambo;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern Districts in Miles];

Tables of Distances

Table of Distances To & From the Several Post Towns in New South Wales;

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Table [Large Table of Distances Between 30 Different Places From Sydney to Norfolk Island] NOTE: The Figures Signify the Distance by Land & the Letter W. in Addition to Water Carriage, W Alone, Wholly by Water. The Distance is Given by the Route the Mail Travels;

Tables of Distances

From Armadale [Armidale] to Raymond Terrace by Stroud; From Brisbane to Gladstone by Gayndah; From Sydney to Armadale [Armidale] by Raymond Terrace & Stroud; From Wallgett on the Barwan to Goolwa; From Goolwa to Albury on Murray River; From Port Elliot to Albury N.S.W.;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern & Southern Districts];

Tables of Distances

From Wallgett on the Namoi to Surat on the Lower Condamine by StGeorges Bridge; From Sydney to Gundagai; From Sydney to Albury; From Port Albert to Incomungee on the Mitta Mitta River; Dray Road From Port Albert to Incomungee Crooks Station on the Mitta Mitta River;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern & Southern Districts];

Tables of Distances

Distances to the Omeo & Mitta Mitta Gold Country in the District of Menaroo The Snowy & Mitta Mitta Rivers; From Sydney by Land to Omeo & Mitta Mitta; From Gipps Land to Manaroo; From Sydney by Sea to Eden in Two Fold Bay and from Eden to Omeo & Mitta Mitta Gold Field; From Sydney to Goulburn & Omeo;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern & Southern Districts];

Tables of Distances

From Grafton on Clarence River to Pockateroo on Barwan River StGeorge Bridge & Surat; From Brisbane to Surat by Ipswich Drayton Jimbour Wambo Doolacca Tannings Creek & Mooladilla Creek; Another Line From Brisbane to Surat by Myall Creek;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern & Southern Districts];

Tables of Distances

From Maryborough to the Stations of the Settlers on Dawson River; From Grafton the Sea Port in Clarence District to Byron Plains by Tenterfield; From Drayton to Goggs Station on the Condamine River; From Sydney to Surat on Lower Condamine by Drayton;

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Table [Distances To/From Various Places in the Northern & Southern Districts];

Sales of Stock

At Stroud Result of Sale Australian Agricultural Companys Stock 19th October 1853;

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Sheep, Horses, Cattle, Prices [Stock];

Sale of Stations in the Northern Districts

Sale by Private Contract; Sale by Mr Mort Bergen Op Zoom in New England; Result of Sale by Mr Mort; Sale of Westbrook Station Darling Downs; From Mr Morts Produce Circular 19th May 1853; Sale of Stock and Stations During the Years 1849 and 1852;

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455

Runnemede Station, Virginia Station, Richmond River, Cattle, Improvements, Boiling Down, Prices, Bergen Op Zoom Station, Sheep, Mr Hood [Charles A], Horses, Bullocks, Stores, Implements, Mr Gammie, Darling Downs, Stonehinge Station, Tallow, Value [Stock & Stations], Wellingrove Station, Mr Polhill, Mr Bertelsun, Wide Bay Station, Mr Hughes, Stock Returns;

Sale of Stations in the Northern Districts

May 24th 1853; July 16th 1853; September 1853; Sale of Station September 1853 on Logan River Moreton District; Sale of Stations September 24th 1853; Sale of Kilcoy Station Moreton District; November 1853 Cunderang Station McLeay River District of New England;

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Boonera Station, Sheep, Mr Bertelsun, Mr Ho??? [Thomas Junior], Prices, Mr Coxen, Lower Condamine River, Mr Moffat, Stonehinge Station, Darling Downs, Mr Gammie, Mr Dorsey [Doctor], Mr Mort, Auction, Cattle, Clarence District, Rimbanda Station, New England, Improvements, Breewan Station, Grandoval Station, Cumberderry Station, Liverpool Plains, Mr Prior, Logan River, Mr Fairholme, Dirildool Station, Cubbaroo Station, South Oriel Station, Bullawarra Station, Namoi River, Barwan River, Horses, Dray;

Sale of Stock and Stations

Sydney December 15th 1853; Sale of Dungowan & Weete Waa Stations 14th January 1854; Sale of Tabralgaba on Albert River in Moreton District January 1854; Sale of Jondaryan Station Darling Downs January 14th 1854; January 14th 1854 Canning Downs Stations Darling District; Sale by Mort & Co Sydney Ellangowan Station Darling Downs February 1854; 4th March 1854 Mr Gammies Station Darling Downs;

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Mr Mort, Speculators, Prices, Sheep, Wide Bay District, Cattle, Marie Station, Lower Darling District, Gangon River, Lachlan River, Murrumbidgee District, Dungowan Station, Liverpool Plains, Weete Waa Station, Namoi River, Tabralgaba [or Tabragalla] Station, Albert River, Mr Graham [D], Mr Henderson [A.I.], Jimboomba Station, Jondaryan Station, Mr Coutts [Donald], Mr Davidson [Gilbert], Rosewood [Station?], Mr Leslie [F?], Horses, Mr Gammie, Mr Hood, Mr Douglass;

Sale of Stock and Stations

March 1854 Sale of Tenterden Station with Sheep & Improvements; Sale of Heranani Station Nambuckra Range New England March 1854; February 28th 1854 Sale of Hawkewood Station on the Auburn River Burnett District; Cattle Purchased in the County of Macquarie and Macleay River District for Port Curtis March 1854; Sale of Rosevale Station Upper Dawson Leichhardt District; Cattle Purchased from Macleay River County Macquarie for Port Curtis June 1854;

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Improvements, Sheep, Stores, Implements, Tenterden Station, Hardingo County, New England District, Ollera Station, Mr Everett, Mr Mort, Stores, Dray, Bullocks, Mr Prior [T.L.M.], Logan River, Moreton District, Prices, Cattle, Macquarie County, Macleay River District, Port Curtis County, Mr Marks [James], Mr King [Joseph], Horses, Gayndah Station, Burnett District, Gladstone;

Sale of Stock and Stations

Sale of Rosewood Moreton District; July 27th 1854 Sale of Stock & Stations; Coorangah Darling Downs September 9th 1854; Lawsons Stations Near Cassillis September 9th 1854; Sale of Stations September 2nd 1854;

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Mr McGrath [Darby], Price, Sheep, Location [From Brisbane], Mort & Co, Auction, Belar Station, Castlereigh River, Bligh District, Gerawa Station, Deringulla Station, Coeromon Station, Tenandra Station, Parmidman Station, Wolla Wolla Station, Mobara Station, Cattle, Coorangah Station, Mr Bell, Lachlan District, New England District, Death, Mr Lawson [William], Mowalla Station, Greenbars Station, Winda Station, Cookerbingle Station, Lagoons Station, Narangaree Station, Bungebar[?] Station, Binna Station, Weetatabah Creek, Horses, Brand, Bullocks;

Sale of Stock and Stations

1854 December Sale of Stock in New England; 1854 December Sold in New England; 1855 March Sold in New England;

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Price, Cattle, Sheep, Nambuckra Range;

Sheep Sold in Sydney in 1853

Result of Sale by Mr Mort;

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Mr Kirchner, Tabulam Station, Clarence River, Mr Preston, Waterloo Station, New England, Prices, Mr Roberts, Mr Blackney, Tindal Station[?], Mr Mort, Belubella Station, Mr Norman [Edward], List [Numbers & Prices of Sheep Sold in Sydney Between April 1853 and December 1854];

Cattle & Sheep from the Northern Districts of New South Wales to Victoria

Sheep Sold in Sydney Markets; Cattle Sold in Sydney Markets; Sales of Sheep from New England in Victoria 1856;

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Cattle, Namoi River, Victoria, Port Phillip, New England, 1854, 1855, Stockmen, Wages & Conditions, Horses, Falconer Plains, Dray, List [Numbers & Prices of Sheep sold in Sydney February 17th 1855], List [Numbers & Prices of Cattle Sold in Sydney February 17th 1855], Sydney, Forestallers, Butchers, Sheep, Edward River, New England, Prices,

Cattle Sold in Sydney in 1853

Result of Sale;

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List [Numbers & Prices of Cattle Sold in Sydney April 1853 to February 1855], Mr Walker, Mr Sullivan, Mr Rowe, Hall & Co, Mr Hyronimus[?], Mr Argent, Mr Ryan, Mr York, Mr Rattray, Mr McIntyre, Mr Lowe, Auburn Vale Station, Byron Plains;

Sale of Wool in Sydney

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464

List [Classes & Prices of Wool Sold in Sydney Between December 1853 and January 1854];

Horses Sold in Sydney in 1853

Result of Sale;

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List [Classes & Prices of Horses Sold in Sydney Between April 1853 to April 1854], Mr Burt, Stewarts Horse Bazar, Mr Martin [Charles], Woollers Repository, Mr Wooler [S];

Horses Sold in Sydney [in 1854-1855]

Horses Sold in Sydney (continued);

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466

List [Classes & Prices of Horses Sold in Sydney Between May 1854 and February 1855];

Sales of Wool

Sales of Wool in London and Sydney During the Years 1844 to 1853 From Mr Morts Produce Circulars 1849; Mr Morts Produce Circular 1852;

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467

Wool, London, War [Paris?], Prices, Auction, Bales, Gold, Sydney;

Sales of Wool

Sydney Prices of Wool; Wool for Average Clips;

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Table [Comparison of Sydney to London Prices of Wool From 1844 to 1852];

Sheep Rented on Terms in 1853

Sheep Given in Exchange for Cattle in 1853; March 12th 1854 Sheep Sold in New England for Cash;

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Sheep, List [ Numbers & Types of Sheep Rented], Prices, List[ Numbers & Types of Sheep Rented], Wool, Port, Bales, Cattle, Station, New England, 1854;

Resources of New South Wales & South Australia Compared

Grazing Interests of New South Wales - Land Sales in South Australia 1853;

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South Australia, Land Sales, Crown Land, Prices, Gold, Victoria, Emigration, England, Squatter, Van Diemons Land, Agriculture, Sheep, Cattle, New South Wales, Crop [Corn], Wine, Meat, Waste Lands;

Wages Paid to Hill Coolies and Chinamen for Shepherding & Watching Sheep 1854

Expiration of This Agreement; Hill Coolies & the Chinese Services Compared;

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471

Coolies, Chinamen, Stockmen, Sydney, Wages & Conditions, india China, Stations, Rations, Shepherds, Watchman, Darling Downs, Scrub, Sheep, Flockmaster, Bank, Squatter, Comment [Need & Comparison of Coolie & Chinese Labour];

Copy of Form of Agreement for Shepherds or Watchmen or Stockmen Ration Allowed

Form for Shepherds or Watchmen; Form for Stockmen or Hut Keepers; German Labourers;

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Form [ Shepherd & Watchmen Emoloyment Agreement], Form [Stockmen & Hut Keeper Employment Agreement], Germans, Wages & Conditions, Flockmaster, Darling Downs, Rations, Sydney, Stations, Sheep, Shepherds;

Regarding Coolie Labour

Petition to the Governor General of India;

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Petition [Asking for Indian Labourers to be Encouraged to Emigrate to Australia, Signed by 37 Individuals & Companies ];

Wages of Shepherds, Watchmen, Stockmen

Prices Given for Washing and Shearing Sheep 1853; 24th September Washing and Shearing in Darling Downs 1853; New England; Washing & Shearing Sheep in New England October 1853;

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Wages & Conditions, Shepherds, Sheep, New England, Watchmen, Stations, Chinese, German, Rations, Shearing, Sheep Washing, Diggings, Gold Field, Flockmaster;

Statistics

Wool Exported in 1852; Wool Exported From Sydney During the Following Years; Average Prices Obtainedin Sydney at Auction For About 9000 Bales of Wool Clip of 1852;

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Bales, Port [Sydney, Brisbane, Newcastle], Table [Wool Exported from Sydney in the Years 1846 to 1853 in Bales], Table [Quantity & Value of Wool Exported from New South Wales (including Port Phillip) in the Years 1841 to 1850 in Pounds], Prices, Auction;

Statistics

Livestock;

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Table [Number of Livestock in New South Wales (Including Port Phillip) in the Years 1843 to 1850];

Maps

Maps in the Map Case Attached to this Work & Those Bound in With the Writings; Maps and Drawings by William Gardner;

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477a

List [Maps Including Title, Scale and Co Ordinates];

Maps

Map Attached to this Work at Twenty Four Miles to an Inch Scale;

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477b

Table [General Map of the Northern & Western Portion of New South Wales From 24' to 34' South Latitude & From 145' to 154' East Longitude Exhibiting the Counties the Townships & Stations Occupied by the Settlers in the Northern Districts- Those Townships Marked P Underneath are Proposed Townships];

Maps

Maps Deleniating [Delineating] the Northern & Western Interior of New South Wales With The Townships & Stations of the Settlers; Maps Prepared by William Gardner in 1853 at Eight Miles to the Inch;

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Description [2 Coastal and 1 Interior (Western) Maps with Co Ordinates, Dimensions and Notes on Coverage];

Maps

Maps Deleneating [Delineating] the Northern & Western Interior of New South Wales With The Townships & Stations of the Settlers; [Maps in separate folder to books]

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479

Table [New South Wales Maps & Those Proposed Exhibited in the Most Northerly Map Extending From 23' to 28' South Latitude & from 150' to 154' East Longitude with Those in the Map Deleniating the Western Interior Extending from 27' to 31' South Latitude & from 147' to 151' East Longitude- Those Townships Marked With P are Proposed Townships not Having Been Surveyed or Laid out as Townships. Underneath are 46 Proposed & 22 Established Townships];

Maps

Tables of Latitude and Longitude of Principal Points, Headlands, Mountains and Stations of the Settlers Townships etc etc in New South Wales & Northern Australia;

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Table [Co Ordinates of Various Places in New South Wales and Northern Australia];

Discovery of Gold in the Northern and Southern Districts

Gold Shipped from Sydney; Gold Ciculars, New South Wales & Victoria; Statistics of Gold; Elevations Determined by Trigonometrical and Barometrical Measurements; Commissioners Appointed for Gold Mining etc,etc,etc;

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481

Title Page; Comment [Gold Mining]; 1852 1853 1854;

Gold Statistics

Gold Shipped from Sydney from 1st November 1851 to 31st October 1852

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483

Table [Gold Shipped from Sydney from 1st November 1851 to 31st October 1852];

Statistics of Gold

Gold Shipped from New South Wales. G.A.Lloyd Esquires Circular;

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485

Commenced to Search for Gold in January 1851 Aniversary Held 12th February Average Number of Diggers in the Middle District in 1852 was 3,500; Table [Gold Shipped from 11th December 1852 to October 29th 1853];

Statistics of Gold

Statistics of Gold; Gold Shipped from New South Wales. G.A.Lloyd Esquires Circular; (Continued)

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Table [Gold Shipped from November 12th to December 24th 1853];

Discovery of Gold Fields in the Northern & Southern Districts of New South Wales

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487

Gold, Diggers, Ranges, Ophir, Macquarie River, Gold Field, Turon River, Meroo River, Geology, Great Dividing Range, Diggings, Reward, Areluen, Bell, Majors Creek, Emigration, Labour,

Discovery of Gold Fields in the Northern Districts of New South Wales (continued);

Baraba and Bingera Gold Diggings; The Hanging Rock Gold Field; The Peel River Gold Field; The Rocky River Gold Field; Camerons Creek Gold Field; Gold Field Found at Glen Elgin in New England;

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488

Maitland, Gold Field, Hunter River, Gold, Baraba, Bingera, 1851, Forest [Foots], Mr Hall [Ebenezer], Couringoura Creek, Bundara River, Gwyder River, Nuggets, Diggings, Ironbark Creek, Manilla River, 1853, Mr Schofield, 1852, Rocky River, Mr Harvie [William], Mr Windeyer, Reward, New England, Prices, Glen Elgin, Dundee Station, Diggers;

Northern Gold Diggings

Quantity of Gold Forwarded from the Northern Gold Diggings by Escort & by Mail from 1st October 1852 to 30th September 1853;The Hanging Rock;

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489

Gold Quantities, Diggings, Maitland, Gold, Gold Escort, Mail, Prices, Sydney, License, Gold Fields, Drawing [Hanging Rock Gold Diggings], Range, Barnard River, Peel River, Great Dividing Range, Cape Howe, Oakenville Creek, Hanging Rock, Drays, New England, 1852, Mr Parsons [Stockman], Nuggets, 1853;

1854 Commissioners of Gold Mining

Assistant Commissioners; Sub Commissioners; Prospecting Commissioner; Collector of Royalty;

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List [Commissioners of Gold Mining], Mr Green [Charles Henry, JP.], Mr King[William Essington, JP.], Mr Johnson [W], Mr Massie [Hugh Hamon], Mr McLean [Harold], Mr Miller [Thomas Digby], Mr Broughton[Alfred D], Mr Griffin [James H], Mr Dalyell[James R], Mr King [Charles], Mr Douglas [John], Mr Stewart [Neil], Mr Bowman [Frank Sydney], Mr Platt [William], Mr Buchanan [James], Mr Cloete [PS], Mr Hargrave [Edward Hammond], Mr Scott [Helenus. JP.];

Statistics of Gold

From G.A.Lloyds Gold Circular 2nd April 1853; Nugget of Gold Found at Bingera New England District April 3rd 1853; Lloyds Circular 30th April 1853; Nugget of Gold Found at Bingera 26th April 1853;

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491

Gold, London, Prices, Bank, Diggings, Victoria, New South Wales, Nuggets, Gold Quantities, Mr Reid, Bingera Creek, Mr Snape, Gold Discoverers, License, Gold Insurance, Ovens Gold Field, Melbourne;

Statistics of Gold

Hanging Rock May 2nd 1853; Quantity of Gold Exported from Port Jackson; Bingera Diggings 20th May 1853; Rocky River 4th April 1853; Braidwood Diggings 24th May 1853; Value of New Zealand Tasmania & Victoria Gold;

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492

Oakanville Creek, Gold Quantities, Dry Diggings, Exporting, Port Jackson, 1853, 1852, Mr Reid, Nuggets, Bingera Creek, Geology, Gold, Metals, Diggings, Waterholes, Mr Buchanan, Mr Markham, Gold Escort, Braidwood, Mail, New Zealand, Mr Night [Dr], Tasmania, Victoria;

Statistics of Gold

New Gold Field Near Armadale [Armidale] on Camerons Creek Guyra River Armadale [Armidale] May 30th 1853; Stewart Brook Diggings 7th June 1853; Colour of Precious Stones;

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493

Gold Field, Location, Mr McIntyre, Camerons Creek, Gold, Armadale [Armidale], Gold Discoverers, Mr Johnston, Prospecting, Mr Markham, Mr Stewart, Diggers, Gold Quantities, New England, Meroo River, Rocky River, Stewart Brook, Scone District, Murrurundi District, Nuggets, Mr Asser, California, Diggings, Scone, France, Mr Gullman, Maitland, Hunter River, Ranchel River, Ellerton River, Barnett River, Manning River, Ises River, Page River, Mouralow River, Dart Brook, Segenhoe Station, Bickham Station, Mr Wright, Mount Wingen, Gold Rush, Rations, List [Colours of Precious Stones- Saphire, Topaz, Garnet, Emerald, Ruby & Amethyst];

Statistics of Gold

Bingera Bingera Spring Gully Diggings 7th June 1853; Warielda June 7th 1853; Camerons Creek or Guyra Diggings Armadale [Armidale] 6th June 1853;

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494

Weather, Bingera Creek, Springs, Gold Quantities, Gold Buyers, Diggers, Tableland, Mr Wyndham [WT], Gold Discoverers, Road [Coorangoora], Inns [Mr Halls], Prospecting, Location, Mr Hall [E], Gold Field, Hanging Rock, Geology, Frosts, Station [Mr Halls], Mr Neil, Nuggets, Turon River, Season;

Statistics of Gold

Camerons Creek or Guyra Diggings Armadale [Armidale] 6th June 1853 (continued); Standard Troy Weight. Gold, Silver, Jewels, Amber, Precious Stones, Electuaries, and all Liquids are Weighed by this Weight; G.A.Lloyd & Co Gold Circular July 9th 1853; G.A.Lloyd & Co Gold Circular July 28th 1853;

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495

Gold, Rayanda [Station?], Guyra River, Diggings, Benlomond, Macleay River, Tableland, Table [Troy Weights], Explanation [Standards for Coin Composition], Gold Circular, Gold Escort, Bathurst, Gold Quantities, Sofala, Tambaroura [?], Meroo, Mudgee, Hanging Rock, Rocky River, Bingera, Mail, Goulburn, Murrurundi, Wellington, "Francis Henty", Bank, Prices, Victoria, New South Wales, Ovens River, "Phoenician", Mines;

Statistics of Gold

G.A.Lloyd & Co Circular August 6th 1853; Braidwood Diggings August 23rd 1853; Braidwood Diggings; Australian Diamonds; Rocky River New England 14th August 1853; Hanging Rock Diggings 20th August 1853;

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496

Gold Escort, Ovens River, Gold, Prices, Mail, Sydney, Braidwood, Gold Quantities, Diggings, Majors Creek, Mr Wall, Australian Gold & Copper Mining Company, Lewis Hill Range, Gems, Blog & Martin, Diamonds, Machinery, California, Letter [Pumping Out Waterholes for Gold], Oakenville Creek, Wages & Conditions, Swamp Creek;

Statistics of Gold

Rocky River 25th August 1853; Camerons Creek 25th August 1853; Hanging Rock; Hanging Rock September 3rd 1853; Turon 3rd September 1853; Turon 14th September;

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497

Diggings, Machinery, America, Diggers, Gold, Armadale [Armidale], Gold Quantities, Nuggets, Population, California, Sluicing, Water Race, Swamp Creek, Oakenville Creek, Nuggetty Gully, Dry Diggings, Mr Cook, Prices, Oakey Creek, Turon River;

Statistics of Gold

Stewart Brook Gold Field; The Northern Gold Fields September 1853; Armadale [Armidale] September 25th 1853; Tamberoora Nugget;

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498

Diggings, Gold Quantities, Nuggets, Dray, Road, Scone, Maitland, Gold Escort, Tamworth, Sydney, List [Gold Quantities Taken to Sydney from Hanging Rock, Rocky River & Bingera], Gold, Mr Gilchrist, Armadale [Armidale], Mr Alpin, Turon, Golden Gully, Mr "Duke", Mr Wright, Ophir, Mr Austin, Meroo Creek, Tamberoora, Prospecting;

Statistics of Gold

Hanging Rock 1st October 1853; Gratuity to Mr Hargraves; Hanging Rock Diggings October 1853; Hanging Rock October 29th 1853; Goulburn River Diggings October 1853;

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499

Diggings, Oakenville Creek, Gold Quantities, Mr Ford, Government, Mr Hargraves, Gold Discoverers, Swamp Creek, Population, California, Melbourne, Wages & Conditions, Diggers, Employer, Comment [Motivation for Gold Mining], License, Sluicing, Nuggets;

Statistics of Gold

Tuena Diggings October 1853; Van Diemans Land; Rocky River Diggings October 1853; The Meroo October 1853; Quartz Crushing for Gold at Tambaroora; G.A.Lloyd Esquire Gold Circular 29th October 1853; Copper Mines and Their Advantages September 1853;

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500

Tuena, Diggings, Gold Buyers, Sydney, Gold Quantities, Gold Field, Gold Discoverers, License, New England, Chinese, Wages & Conditions, Richardsons Point [Keppies or Heppies Town?], Miners, Mr Cole, Mr Austin, Tamberoora, London, "Great Britain", Prices, Copper, Summerhill, Ophir;

Statistics of Gold

New Mint for Australia August 6th 1853; The Australian Mint January 1854;

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501

Mr Ward [Captain], Engineers [Royal], Miners, Sydney, Mint, Royal Mint, London, Gold, Coins, Mr Trickett [Joseph], Woolwich, "Cyclone", Morgan & Rees;

Statistics of Gold

Character of the Chinese at the Meroo Gold Diggings; Ophir November 12th 1853; Burrandong Diggings; Means of Testing the Purity of Gold;

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502

Chinese, Population, Meroo, Comment [Chinese Character], Ophir, Weather, Summerhill Creek, Canoblas [Range/River?], Macquarie River, Gold Field, Gold Quantities, Nuggets, Mr Collins, Mr Brown, Description [Gold Purity Testing];

Elevations

Elevations Determined by Dr Leichhardt in New England and Darling Downs; Elevations Determined by the Reverend W.B. Clarke; Elevations in New South Wales by the Reverend W.B. Clarke Determined by Trigonometrical and Barometrical Measurements;

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Table [Elevations of Various Places in New South Wales in Feet Above Sea Level];

Statistics of Gold

Northern Gold Fields Hanging Rock November 15th 1853; Rocky River 15th November 1853; Bingera 22nd November 1853; Rocky River December 4th 1853; Camerons Creek December 1853

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505

Nuggets, Mr Harris, Mr Bazil, Gold Quantities, Nuggetty Gully, Sluicing, Bendigo, Ballarat, Diggers, Rocky River, Population, Tamworth, Prices, Gold Prices, Maitland Point, License, Port Macquarie, Wages & Conditions;

Statistics of Gold

Gold Circular 10th December 1853; Exports of gold from Australia & California Compared for 1853; Gold Discovered in Van Diemans Land 8th December 1853; Van Diemans Land December 17th 1853; Tamberoora Diggings December 1853; Glen Elgin Diggings January 1854;

223

506

Gold Circular [Prices & Quantities From Various Places in New South Wales], Exports, Australia, California, Gold, Mr Rowcroft, Van Diemans Land, Prospecting, Reward, Hobart, Mr Whitcombe, Mr Manning, Mr Rowcroft, Mr Rose, Mr Thompson [J.A.], Mr Cook [Dr], Mr Dunn [Johnathon?], Port Davy, Marlborough, Bald Hill, Glen Elgin, Rocky River, Clarence River, New England, Nuggets, Wages & Conditions;

Statistics of Gold

Monthly Return of Gold Licenses etc for New South Wales 1853; Table Showing the Arrival of Gold in Sydney Per Escorts and Mails During the Year 1853;

224

507

Table [Gold License Revenue 1853 New South Wales], Table [Gold Arrival in Sydney 1853], List [Arrival,Export & Gold on Hand Totals 1853];

Statistics of Gold

Western Gold Fields Tamberoora Great Discovery of Gold January 1st 1854; Rocky River Gold Field; Tamberoora Important Discovery of Gold 9th January 1854

225

508

Gold, Bald Hills, Prospecting, Gold Rush, Police, Mr Garland, Mr Clyde, Mr McCrossin, Mr Quinlan, Butchers, Bakers, Inns, Hawkins Ridge, Tamberoora, Digger, Mr Wilson, Mr Withers [George], Claims, Population, Gold Quantities, Golden Gully;

Statistics of Gold

Tamberoora Gold Discovery 9th January 1854; Characteristic of the Turon Gold Fields Shafts Sunk at Balarat [Ballarat] in Victoria;

226

509

Gold Field, Golden Gully, Turon, Claims, Prices, Gold Quantities, Gold, Diggers, Population, Victoria, Tamberoora, Geology, Claims, Balarat [Ballarat], Shafts;

Statistics of Gold

Hanging Rock 14th January 1854; The Turon January 28th 1854; Adelong Creek Tumut January 1854; Ophir 28th January 1854;

227

510

Sluicing, Rocks, Gold, Mining, Gold Quantities, Prices, Rain, Wages & Conditions, Tamberoora, Population, Diggers, Reedy Flat, Adelong Creek, Gilmour Creek, Nuggets;

Statistics of Gold

New South Wales Exports for the Year 1853; Gold in Van Diemans Land February 1854; Gold in Port Curtis Country March 1854; Gold Found at Euchunga in South Australia February 1854; Gold Discovered on the Woolamumbi River in New England 20th March 1854;

228

511

Table [Total Value of Gold Exported in 1853 in Pounds], Benlomond, Gold, Soil, Sydney, Euchunga, Adelaide, Mr McLennon [John], Rockvale, Camerons Creek, Guira [Guyra] River, Nuggets, Rocky River, Prices, Woolamumbi River, Quartz, Slate, Geology, Macleay River, Chandlers Peak, Clarence River;

Statistics of Gold

Bingera Gold Field March 7th 1854; Hanging Rock 4th March 1854; Southern Diggings Braidwood 7th March 1854; Large Ophir Nugget March 8th 1854; Nuggetiana March 25th 1854;

229

511a

Quartz, Bendigo, Mr Dove, Mr Moys, Gold Quantities, Mr Williams, Gold, Boro Creek, Mr Madgwick [Captain], Claim, Mr Eard, Mr Barrett, Mr McCarthy, Mr Pengeon, Mr Silwood, Pipeclay Gully, Mining, Diggings, Nuggets, Wattle Flat, Turon;

Statistics of Gold

Distance From Sydney to the Western Gold Fields;

230

511b

Table [Distances From Sydney to Various Gold Fields in Miles];

Statistics of Gold

Gold at Port Curtis; Gold Returns for the First Quarter 1854;

231

512

Sydney, Port Curtis, Mr Grey [Doctor/Surgeon], Mr Clarke, Mr Hargraves, Mr Scutchbury, Gold, Gold Fields, Gold Escort, Sydney Gold Escort Company, Ovens River, Table [Gold Brought to Sydney in Jan/Feb/Mar 1854 in Ounces], Table [Exports of Gold in Jan/Feb/Mar 1854 in Ounces], 1853, Miners, Land, Building, Agriculture;

Statistics of Gold

Changes in the Goldfields Regulations 1853; Gold Received by Escort; 13th May 1854 Rates of Discount in Sydney Banks;

x232x

513

Explanation [Changed Gold Field Regulations 1853], Gold Escort, Gold Field, Gold Quantities, List [Bank Percentages of Discount Rates];

Statistics of Gold

May 26th 1854 The "Madrass" Mail; Gold Escorts in 1853; Reciepts for Escort; Expenditure;

x233x

514

Mail,"Madras", Newspapers [34,572], Letter [16,432], Gold Quantities, Prices, Finance, Colonial Secretary, 1853, Diggers, List [Receipts for the Western, Southern & Northern Districts for Gold Escorts], List [Expenditure for the Western, Southern & Northern Gold Escorts], Government;

New England Gold Fields

Letters (2) From Mr Clarke [W.B.] & Mr Massie [Robert George]; Note: Mr Massies Letter is Somewhat Tongue in Cheek

x234x - x236x

515 - 517

Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald], Commissioner [Mr Massie], New England, Government, Native Birds, Gold, River Banks, Brazil, Sydney, Guyra, Geology, Gold Field, Diggers, Uralla, Rocky River, Salisbury Water, Armadale [Armidale], Mr Clarke [W.B.], Mr H... [Hargrave?], Reward, Gold Discoverers, Guira [Guyra] River, Camerons Creek, License, Darling Downs, Mr Daly, Mr Dwyer, Mount Alexander, Macdonald River, Prospecting, Ovens River, Season, Inns, Gold Quantities;

Statistics of Gold

Title Page; Victoria 1852, 1853, 1854

232

519

Quote [X2];

Statistics of Gold

Gold Shipped from Victoria Edward Khull Esquire Circular;

233

521

Table [Gold Shipped from September 15th 1852 to October 10th 1853 Including Exchange & Freight Rates, Quantities & Value];

Statistics of Gold

Gold Shipped from Victoria Edward Khull Esquire Circular (continued);

234

522

Table [Gold Shipped from October 17th 1853 to November 6th 1854 Including Exchange & Freight Rates, Quantities & Value];

Statistics of Gold

Yield of Gold to Parties Working at the Mines in Victoria up to 16th November 1852; Monster Nuggets Found in Victoria in February 1853; Mr Westgarths Comparison of the Colony of Victoria in 1851 & 1852;

235

523

Mr Khull [Edward], Gold Buyers, Gold Quantities, Prices, Victoria, Population, 1852, Melbourne, Gold Mines, Wages & Conditions, Rations, Sydney, Canadian Gully, Balarat [Ballarat], Nuggets, List [Weights of 3 Nuggets], List [Population, Number of Ships & Tonnage, Imports/Exports for 1851 & 1852 in Victoria];

Statistics of Gold

Prices Given in Sydney for Gold 1853; Prices Given for Gold at the Undermentioned Gold Fields in 18?? [1853?];

236

524

Table [Sydney Prices of Gold at Various Places from January 1853 to August 1854], Table [Prices of Gold at Various Gold Fields from January 1853 to August 1854];

Statistics of Gold

Melbourne Gold Circular 2nd April 1853; Tabular Statement of Australian & Californian Gold to April & September 1852; The McIvor Diggings; Balarat [Ballarat] 19th April 1853;

237

525

Gold Business, Prices, Gold Buyers, Shipping, War, Insurance, Diggers, London, Banks, Freight, Gold Quantities, California, Australia, 1852, Exporting, Gold Field, Nuggets, Mining, Dry Diggings, Weather, Flood, Soil, Geology;

Statistics of Gold

Mount Alexander; Wardy Yallock Diggings; Arrival of Passengers in Melbourne; Melbourne Gold Circular 14th May 1853; Arrival of Passengers in Melbourne; Melbourne Gold Circular 27th May 1853;

238

526

1853, Gold Quantities, Gold Rushes, Nuggets, Diggings, Ballarat, Vessels [10], Passengers, Great Britain, "Harbinger", Prices, Mining, Gold Circular, Banks, Drafts, Newspaper [Argus], Comment [Gold Quantities/Remittance], Import, Export;

Statistics of Gold

Melbourne Gold Circular 27th May 1853 (continued); Australian Problems;

239

527

Gold Quantities, Prices, Importing, Revenue, Expenditure, "Lady McNaughten", Newspaper [The Spectator January 22nd 1853- Article: A General Review of Gold on the Financial, Social & Welfare Aspects of Australia];

Statistics of Gold

Australian Problems (continued);

240

528

Newspaper [The Spectator January 22nd 1853- Article: A General Review of Gold on the Financial, Social & Welfare Aspects of Australia];

Statistics of Gold

Australian Problems (continued); Australian Mints and British Currency;

241

529

Newspaper [The Spectator January 22nd 1853- Article: A General Review of Gold on the Financial, Social & Welfare Aspects of Australia]; Newspaper [The Economist March 19th 1853- Article: Opinions For/Against Establishing a Mint in Australia];

Statistics of Gold

Australian Mints and British Currency (continued);

242

530

Newspaper [The Economist March 19th 1853- Article: Opinions For/Against Establishing a Mint in Australia];

Statistics of Gold

Australian Mints and British Currency (continued); Mount Alexander June 19th 1853; Melbourne Gold Circular 16th July 1853; Mount McIvor Diggings 19th July 1853;

243

531

Newspaper [The Economist March 19th 1853- Article: Opinions For/Against Establishing a Mint in Australia], Gold Quantities, Fryers Creek, Campbells Creek, Forest Creek, Specimen Gully, Uncle Billys Gully, Mc Ivor Diggings, White Hill, Mount McIvor, Golden Gully, Gold, Prices, Importing, Population, Diggings, Mining, Gold Rush, Dr Waugh[?], Nuggets, Golden Hill;

Statistics of Gold

Revenue of Victoria; Victoria Melbourne 23rd August 1853; Goulbourn Diggings;

244

532

Revenue, 1852, Gold Business, License, Gold Escort, 1853, Diggers, Gold Export Duty, Legeslative Council, Diggings, Goulburn River, Seymour, Horses, Freight;

Statistics of Gold

Victoria Mines August 1853; Yield of Mount Alexander;

245

533

Mine, Diggings, Population, Gold Fields, 1852, 1853, Table [Gold Received Per Escort/ Gold Shipped -January to July 1852 & 1853], Mount Alexander, Balarat [Ballarat], Ovens, McIvor, Table [Gold Yield of Mount Alexander- January to July 1852 & 1853], Gold Quantities, Population, Gold Prices, Gold Broker, Banks;

Statistics of Gold

Victoria 31st August 1853; August 30th 1853 Enormous Gold Field at Balarat [Ballarat]; Balarat [Ballarat] Diggings August 28th 1853;

246

534

Newspaper [Melbourne Argus]; "Argo", Diggings, Gold Escort, List [Gold Escort Returns for January to August 1853], Bendigo, Mount Alexander, Balarat [Ballarat], Ovens, McIvor, Gold Quantities, List [Population of Victoria], Port, Great Britain, London, Liverpool, Hull, Melbourne, Imports, United States, Lieutenant Governor, Commissioner, Gold Field, Gold Discoverers, Mine, Canadian Gully, Executive Council, Prince Regents Gully, Mr Gardner, Geelong;

Statistics of Gold

The Discoveries at Balarat [Ballarat] September 9th 1853; Melbourne Gold Circular 3rd September 1853;

247

535

German Gully, Mining, Gold Quantities, Wages & Conditions, Mine [Jewellers Shops], Balarat [Ballarat], Geelong, Newspaper [Melbourne Herald], Newspaper [Sydney Morning Herald - Goldfields at Balarat [Ballarat] & Mount Alexander], Prices;

Statistics of Gold

Geelong Advertiser September 1858 Balarat [Ballarat]; Melbourne Gold Circular 17th September;

248

536

Newspaper [Geelong Advertiser-Account of Goldfields at Balarat [Ballarat]], Prices, Population, Gold Quantities, Mount Alexander, Balarat [Ballarat], Geelong, Ovens, McIvor, Goulburn;

Statistics of Gold

Storekeeper Profits at the Diggings; A Contrast;

249

537

Balarat [Ballarat], Diggings, Shopkeepers, Eureka Flat, Traders, Prices, Freight, Colonists, London, England, 1843, Government, Australia, 1853, Gold, Colonies, Finance, Agriculture, Emigrants, Wages & Conditions, Stockholder, Labourers;

Statistics of Gold

Melbourne Gold Circular 3rd October 1853; Melbourne Gold Circular October 10th 1853;

250

538

Prices, "Victoria", "Shanghai", Bendigo, License, Goulburn, Gold Rush, McIvor, The Ovens, Balarat [Ballarat], Gold Quantities, Diggings, Mining, Table [Quarterly Totals of the amount of gold brought to Melbourne & Geelong by Escorts 1852 & 1853], Shipping, "Roxburgh Castle", Finance, Gold Fields;

Statistics of Gold

Bendigo October 1853; Ballarat October 1853; Australian Nugget Sold in London; Melbourne Gold Circular October 24th 1853; Bendigo October 24th Pipe Clay Washing; The Monster Nugget;

251

539

Bendigo, Diggers, Balarat [Ballarat], Finance, Rain, Flood, Sailors Gully, Canadian Gully, Mine, Nugget, Price, Gold Quantities, "Hurricane", Table [Weight, Price & Quantity of Large Nugget];

Statistics of Gold

Gold License For Victoria 1st November 1853; New Gold Field Management Bill November 22nd 1853; Export Duty on Gold November 22nd 1853;

252

540

Colonial Secretary, Gold Fields, License, Victoria, Revenue, Colony, Miner, List [Fees for Various Periods eg 1 Month to 12 Months], Diggers, Inns, Prospecting, Gold Export Duty, Government;

Statistics of Gold

The Opinion of the Governor of California, Respecting Leasing or Selling The Mines or Gold Lands in That Country; Yield of Gold in the Victoria Mines for 1852; Arrivals of Specie in England During May 1853; November 1853 Estimated Population of Victoria; First Discoverers of Gold in Victoria Reward Subscribed for in March 1854;

253

541

Mining, Gold Quantity, Prices, Victoria, Table [Arrivals of Gold in England from Various Parts of the World 1853], Population, Reward, Mr Esmonds, Mr Hiscock;

Statistics of Gold

Great Delivery of Gold From Australia at the Bank of England; Comparative Produce of Gold by the Escort Returns 1852 & 1853;

254

542

"The Australian", Gold, Blackwall, 1853, Mr Evans, Police, Dock, Gold Quantity, East & West India Dock Company, Carts, Banks, Gold Escort, Police [Mounted], Mr Steed [Superintendant], Mr House [Superintendant], Horses, Church, Freight, List [Gold Escort Returns for July- December 1852 & 1853];

Statistics of Gold

Imports Into Victoria; Production of Wool in Victoria; Melbourne Gold Circular November 28th 1853; Melbourne Gold Circular 31st December 1853;

255

543

Population, 1853, Imports, 1852, Prices, Melbourne, Geelong, Wool, Wool Bales, Legislative Council, Gold Fields Management Bill, Exports, Gold Export Duty, Gold Fields, Balarat [Ballarat], Mount Alexander, Bendigo, The Ovens, Gold Quantities, Table [Amounts of Gold Brought to Melbourne by Escorts in 1852 & 1853];

Statistics of Gold

Victoria Revenue Returns for the Quarter & Year Ending 31st December 1853; Large Hauls at Balarat [Ballarat] From the Argus; Large Nuggets at Balarat [Ballarat] February 23rd 1854;

256

544

Gold, Prices, 1852, 1853, Revenue, Newspaper [The Argus- Article on Balarat [Ballarat] Gold Field], Gold Quantities, Balarat [Ballarat], Eureka, Bald Hill, Sulky Gully;

Statistics of Gold

Shaft Sinking and Tunneling at the Victoria Gold Mines; Tunneling From the Shaft; Size of Claim Allowed by Government;

257

545

Shafts, Victoria, Mine, Gold, Description [Gold Mine & Tunnels], Description [Size of Claims], Drawing [Mine Diagram ], Drawing [Entry/Exit to Shaft];

Statistics of Gold

Arrival of the Gold Escorts in Melbourne; Comparison Betwixt the Gold Mines at Balarat [Ballarat] and Bendigo; Conveyances;

259

546

Gold Escort, Melbourne, Coach, Police, Description [Gold Escort Organisation], Mine, Balarat [Ballarat], Geelong, Location [Gold Mines at Balarat [Ballarat]], Location [Gold Mines at Bendigo], Shafts, Description [Mining at Bendigo & Balarat [Ballarat]], Steamers, Mount Alexander, Road;

Statistics of Gold

Discoverers of Gold in Australia; New Gold Diggings 20th March 1854; Large Nugget 11th March 1854; Melbourne Gold Circular March 18th 1854; Production of Gold in Australia 1854;

x260

547

Legislative Council, Victoria, Reward, Mr Hargrave, Gold Discoverers, Mr W.B. Clarke [Reverend], Mr Michel, Mr Hiscock, Mr W.Campbell, Mr Esmonds, Mr Bruhn [Doctor], Anderson Creek, Buninyong, Clunes, Diggings, Mr Blundell [Doctor], Crowlands, Burr Bank(?), Gold Quantity, Nuggets, Gold Quantity, Kingower, Price, Balarat [Ballarat] Mount Alexander, Bendigo, 1852, The Ovens, California;

Statistics of Gold

Melbourne Gold Circular March 25th 1854; Gold Was Discovered at Suttors Mill in California in February 1848- Export of Gold From California 1853; Population of California 1853;

261x

548

London, Banks, Prices, Gold Quantities, Balarat [Ballarat], Mount Alexander, Bendigo, Rain, Diggers, Drought, Gold Escorts, Table [Gold Brought by Escorts to Melbourne in the First Quarter of 1853 & 1854], California, Export, List [Gold Produced in California from 1848 to 1853 (in Dollars)], Population;

Statistics of Gold

May 2nd 1854; Melbourne Gold Circular 20th May 1854; Comparison of the Amounts of Gold Dust Received by Escort & That Shipped;

x262

549

Bank, Balarat [Ballarat], War [Europe], Prices, Gold, Balarat [Ballarat], Mount Alexander, Bendigo, London, Freight, Insurance, War, Table [Amounts of Gold Received by Escort & Ship for January to April 1853 & 1854 (in Ounces)], Road, California, Gold Fields, Comment [Gold Extraction in the Future];

Statistics of Gold

August 28th 1854; "Lady Hotham Nugget 12th September 1854;

263x

550

Gold Escort, Gold Quantities, England, Population, Imports, Exports, Price, Shipping, Nuggets, Victoria, Paris;

On the Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales by William Gardner

Publication: First Edition 1848;

555-574

First Edition, Published September 1848;

Writings For a Third Edition on the Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales by William Gardner 1854

[Title page only]

260

575

Writings For a Third Edition on the Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales by William Gardner 1854

[Title page only] On The Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales by William Gardner Third Edition Enlarged 1852 & 1853

261

577

On The Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales. By William Gardner. Third Edition Enlarged 1852 & 1853, Drawing [Unknown Shrub];

[On The Cultivation of the Cotton Plant]

Preface to the Second Edition;

262

578

Cotton, Climate, Soil, Northern District, Bolwarra, Season, Drought, Wind, Cultivation, America, India, Cost, Armadale [Armidale], New England, 1850;

Productions & Resources of The Northern and Western Districts of New South Wales.

Cultivation of Cotton Second Edition 1850. [Title page only];

579

[Map]

Map of Districts beyond the Boundary of Location and of the Settled Districts in New South Wales by William Gardner

581

Map [Map of Districts Beyond the Boundary of Location and of the Settled Districts in New South Wales by William Gardner Armadale [Armidale] New England];

On The Cultivation of the Cotton Plant in New South Wales by William Gardner

Publication: Second Edition: Enlarged 1850;

583-632

Second Edition, Published January 1850;

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

265

635

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Part 1 Growth & Cultivation of the Plant and Preparation of the Wool for Market; Description of the Cotton Plant; Annuals Cultivated in the United States of America;

266

636

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Annuals Cultivated in the United States of America (continued); Value of the Cotton in the Market; Sea Island Seed Producing Snow White Cotton Appearance of the Seeds Cotton Produced From Them; Bowed or Upland a Rough Seed; Seeds of the Nankeen Variety Producing Light & Dark Brown Cotton;

267

637

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Seeds of the Nankeen Variety Producing Light & Dark Brown Cotton (continued); Upland or Rough Nankeen Cotton Seed; Cotton Growing; Lands Most Suitable For Planting Cotton in New South Wales;

268

638

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Lands Most Suitable For Planting Cotton in New South Wales (continued); Time to Prepare the Land for Planting in New South Wales; When to Plant Cotton Seed in New South Wales; Method to Plant and Cultivate Cotton;

269

639

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Method to Plant and Cultivate Cotton (continued);

270

640

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Method to Plant and Cultivate Cotton (continued); Replanting for Perenials; Insects Which May Attack the Plants; The Picking Season;

271

641

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

The Picking Season (continued); Separating the Seed From the Cotton;

272

642

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Separating the Seed From the Cotton (continued); Drawing [Line Drawing of Lady Milling Cotton]; Cleaning Cotton in India; Packing the Bales;

273

643

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Packing the Bales (continued); Two Modes of Cultivating Cotton by Annual or by Perennial Plants; Planting for Perennial Trees;

274

644

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Planting for Perennial Trees (continued); Produce of an Acre From Perennial & From Annual Trees; Annual Plants Preferred in America; For Experiments Plant Separately Different Kinds Of Seeds; Cotton Gin Made in the Colony;

275

645

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

A Correspondent on the Revival of the Cultivation of Cotton in Demerara and the West Indies; Spare Lands & Those For a Cotton Crop;

276

646

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Java Cotton Another Species; Drawing [Pod of Java Cotton Plant, Seeds of Sea Island Cotton, Seeds of Upland Cotton, Seeds From the Java Cotton Tree];

277

647

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Experimental Cotton Plantation at Bolwarra Hunter River Near Maitland;

278

648

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Description of a Cotton Warehouse or Receiving Store; Sampling Cotton Bales; Gimblets for Sampling Cotton; Drawing [Gimblets, 3 Types];

279

649

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Average Weight of Cotton Bales; Average Value of a Bale of Cotton From Georgia & South Carolina; Estimated of the Cotton Crop From the United States For 1849; Importation of Cotton Wool Into Great Britain in 1825; Sea Coast Country in New South Wales Available for the Cultivation of the Sea Island Plants;

280

650

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Sea Coast Country in New south Wales Available for the Cultivation of the Sea Island Plants (continued); Importation of Sea Island Cotton Seed From America; Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier- Letter by Mr Donaldson (Stuart.A.) About Cotton Growing. 31st July 1850];

281

651

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier- Letter by Mr Donaldson (Stuart.A.) About Cotton Growing. 31st July 1850] (continued); Premium Offered by the Legislative Council of New South Wales for Samples of Cotton Grown in the Colony; Cotton; Government Notice [Cotton Premium for Cultivation to Encourage Cotton Growing 1853];

282

652

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Comparative View of the Facilities for Growing Cotton in the United States of America and in New South Wales;

283

653

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Comparative View of the Facilities for Growing Cotton in the United States of America and in New South Wales; Table [Southern & Western States, North Latitudes and Principal Cities of Cotton Growing Areas in United States of America]; Drawing [Leaf of the Sea Island Cotton Plant];

284

654

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Climate & Soil of theNorthern Districts in New South Wales; Table [Northern District Areas, Latitudes and Principal Townships];

285

655

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Highest Points in the Liverpool or Great Northern Range; Table [Elevations of Stations on or Near the Great Northern Range (in Feet Above Sea Level)];

286

656

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Highest Points in the Liverpool or Great Northern Range (continued); District of Clarence;

287

657

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

District of Moreton; Burnett District;

288

658

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Burnett District (continued); District of Darling; District of Gwyder;

289

659

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

District of New England; Maranoa District Formerly Called Liverpool Plains;

290

660

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Maranoa District Formerly Called Liverpool Plains (continued); District of Bligh;

291

661

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Comparative Value and Price of Land in the Cotton Growing States of North America,The Expenses Attending Slave Labour, Freights etc, to England, and the Price of Land in New South Wales The Rgulations Affecting Small Settlers Beyond the Boundaries, The Expenses Attending Free Labour, Freights, etc to England; The Cotton Growing States of America; Expenses Attending Slave Labour;

292

662

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Expenses Attending Slave Labour (continued);

293

663

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Expenses Attending Slave Labour (continued); Freight to England; Northern Districts of New South Wales Price of Land;

294

664

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Select Committees Appointed by Legislative Council Regarding the Unsold Lands Belonging to the Crown

295

665

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Select Committees Appointed by Legislative Council Regarding the Unsold Lands Belonging to the Crown (continued); Land Regulations;

296

666

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Cotton Would be a New and Permanent Export; Competion with India; Wages of Men Within the Settled Districts of New South Wales and Beyond the Boundaries;

297

667

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Wages of Men Within the Settled Districts of New South Wales and Beyond the Boundaries (continued); Freights; Advices Regarding Australian Samples of Cotton;

298

668

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Indian Cotton and American. Hand Spinning in India & That by Machinery Compared; Present Extent of New South Wales Land Sales, Crown Revenue etc. 1843 to 1849; List [Land Sales & Crown Revenue 1843 to 1849];

299

669

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Relative Value of Cotton Wools From Prices Obtained in the Liverpool Market; Table [Prices of Cotton Wools in American, Sundry and New South Wales Areas]; Cotton Crop in Moreton District Improving the Roller Cotton Gin for Sea Island Cotton 4th June 1853; Newspaper [Moreton Bay Courier- The Cotton Experiment];

300

670

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Conclusion Importance of the Cotton Plant and Trade;

301

671

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Conclusion Importance of the Cotton Plant and Trade (continued);

302

672

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Conclusion Importance of the Cotton Plant and Trade (continued);

303

673

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Conclusion Importance of the Cotton Plant and Trade (continued); Cotton Factories in the Southern States;

304

674

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Cotton Factories in the Southern States (continued); Commercial Policy of America in 1850;

305

675

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Number of Spindles at Work in Europe and America; Table [Number of Spindles in Various Places]; Commercial Policy of America in 1850 (continued);

307

676

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Commercial Policy of America in 1850 (continued); Negro Population in the Western World; List [Numbers of Negroes in Various parts of the World];

308

677

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

List [Average Imports of Cotton into Britain From 1771 to 1820]; Large Crop of Cotton in the United States 1853; Oil from Cotton Seed; Sale of two Bales of Cotton Wool in Sydney September 30th 1854;

309

678

Particulars Relating to the Growth and Culture of the Cotton Plant in the Northern Districts of New South Wales;

Table of the Comparative Value of Cotton Crops by W.Elliott Esq; List [Cost of a First Class Cotton Plantation in America]; List [Cost of a First Class Cotton Plantation in Australia];

310

679

[Tobacco]

Rules For Selecting Tobacco for the English Market & for Shipment From the Bonded Warehouses to France, Spain & Holland;

312-314

681-683

[Tobacco]

Manufactured Tobacco Exported From The United States of America; Return of the Number of Tobacco and Snuff Manufactories in the Colony of New South Wales Including Victoria From the Year 1841 to 1850 Inclusive; Tobacco Manufactured

314-315

683-684

List [Number of Tobacco Manufacturers in New South Wales 1841 to 1850]; List [Number and Quantities of Tobacco Producers in New South Wales 1847 to 1850]; List [Tobacco & Snuff Imported into New South wales & Victoria and Value]; List [Tobacco Exported from New South Wales]