Journals Of Expeditions Of Discovery Into Central Australia And Overland

CONTEMPLATED EXPLORATION TO THE WESTWARD

MEETING OF THE COLONISTS, AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ENTERED INTO FOR THAT PURPOSE

NOTES ON THE UNFAVOURABLE NATURE OF THE COUNTRY TO THE WESTWARD,

AND PROPOSAL THAT THE NORTHERN INTERIOR SHOULD BE EXAMINED INSTEAD

MAKE AN OFFER TO THE GOVERNOR TO CONDUCT SUCH AN EXPEDITION

CAPTAIN STURT'S LECTURE

INTERVIEW WITH THE GOVERNOR

ARRANGEMENT OF PLANS

PREPARATION OF OUTFIT

COST OF EXPEDITION

NAME A DAY FOR DEPARTURE

PUBLIC BREAKFAST AND COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNDERTAKING

REFLECTIONS

ARRIVAL AT SHEEP STATION

RE-ARRANGEMENTS OF LOADS

METHOD OF CARRYING FIRE-ARMS

COMPLETE THE NUMBER OF THE PARTY

THEIR NAMES

MOVE ONWARDS

VALLEY OF THE LIGHT

EXTENSIVE PLAINS

HEAD OF THE GILBERT

SCARCITY OF FIREWOOD

GRASSY WELL-WATERED DISTRICTS

THE HILL AND HUTT RIVERS

INDICATION OF CHANGE GOING ON IN APPEARANCE AND CHARACTER OF THE COUNTRY,

TRACEABLE IN THE REMAINS OF TIMBER IN THE PLAINS AND IN THE OPENINGS AMONG SCRUBS

THE BROUGHTON

REEDY WATERCOURSE

CAMPBELL'S RANGE

COURSE OF THE BROUGHTON

AN AGED NATIVE DESERTED BY HIS TRIBE

RICH AND EXTENSIVE PLAINS

SURPRISE A PARTY OF NATIVES

ROCKY RIVER

CRYSTAL BROOK

FLINDERS RANGE

THE DEEP SPRING

MYALL PONDS

ROCKY WATER HOLES

DRY WATERCOURSE

REACH THE DEPOT NEAR MOUNT ARDEN

PREPARE FOR LEAVING THE PARTY

BLACK SWANS PASS TO THE NORTH

ARRIVAL OF THE WATERWITCH