Expedition into Central Australia

PECULIARITY OF THE DARLING

SUDDEN FLOODS TO WHICH IT IS SUBJECT

CHARACTER OF THE MURRAY

ITS PERIODICAL RISE

BOUNTY OF PROVIDENCE

GEOLOGICAL POSITION OF THE TWO RIVERS

OBSERVATIONS

RESULTS

SIR THOMAS MITCHELL'S JOURNEY TO THE DARLING

ITS JUNCTION WITH THE MURRAY

ANECDOTE OF MR. SHANNON

CAPTAIN GREY'S EXPEDITION

CAPTAIN STURT'S JOURNEY

MR. EYRE'S SECOND EXPEDITION

VOYAGE OF THE BEAGLE

MR. OXLEY'S OPINIONS

STATE OF THE INTERIOR IN 1828

CHARACTER OF ITS PLAINS AND RIVERS

JUNCTION OF THE DARLING

FOSSIL BED OF THE MURRAY

FORMER STATE OF THE CONTINENT

THEORY OF THE INTERIOR.

ARRIVAL AT MOORUNDI

NATIVE GUIDES

NAMES OF THE PARTY

SIR JOHN BARROW'S MINUTE REPORTS OF LAIDLEY'S PONDS

CLIMATE OF THE MURRAY

PROGRESS UP THE RIVER

ARRIVAL AT LAKE BONNEY

GRASSY PLAINS

CAMBOLI'S HOME

TRAGICAL EVENTS IN THAT NEIGHBOURHOOD

PULCANTI

ARRIVAL AT THE RUFUS

VISIT TO THE NATIVE FAMILIES

RETURN OF MR. EYRE TO MOORUNDI

DEPARTURE OF MR. BROWNE TO THE EASTWARD.

HIS ACCOUNT OF THE COUNTRY

CHANGE OF SCENE

CONTINUED RAIN

TOONDA JOINS THE PARTY

STORY OF THE MASSACRE

LEAVE LAKE VICTORIA

ACCIDENT TO FLOOD

TURN NORTHWARDS

CROSS TO THE DARLING

MEET NATIVES

TOONDA'S HAUGHTY MANNER

NADBUCK'S CUNNING

ABUNDANCE OF FEED

SUDDEN FLOODS

BAD COUNTRY

ARRIVAL AT WILLIORARA

CONSEQUENT DISAPPOINTMENT

PERPLEXITY

MR. POOLE GOES TO THE RANGES

MR. BROWNE'S RETURN

FOOD OF THE NATIVES

POSITION OF WILLIORARA.