ILLUSTRATIONS
| Portrait of Author in Australian Dress | [Frontispiece] |
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| Black Swan | [1] |
| Flinders Street, Adelaide | [3] |
| View near Adelaide | [4] |
| The Library, Melbourne | [6] |
| The Governor’s House, Melbourne | [7] |
| Native Bear with its Young | [10] |
| Hunting the Opossum | To face page [11] |
| Tree-Ferns in Victoria | [11] |
| Sydney Harbour | [13] |
| The Blue Mountains | [15] |
| The Parliament House, Brisbane | [17] |
| Frogs (Hyla cærulea) entering a Water-Jar | [18] |
| Gracemere Station | [20] |
| The Main Building, Gracemere Station | [21] |
| In the Neighbourhood of Rockhampton | To face page [24] |
| Laughing Jackass (Dacelo gigas) | [26] |
| Vine-Scrub near Gracemere | To face page [27] |
| True Australian Scenery | To face page [29] |
| A Wool-Waggon | [31] |
| Head of “More Pork” (Podargus cuvierii) | [32] |
| A Kangaroo Hunt | To face page [34] |
| Spider paralysed by a Hornet | [38] |
| Queensland Native Mounted Police | [46] |
| Flint Knife from Georgina River with its Sheath | [48] |
| Pouch for the carrying of Pituri | [49] |
| Boomerangs from Queensland | [51] |
| Stock-man’s Whip | [53] |
| Rest under a Bottle-Tree (Sterculia) | [55] |
| Bushmen | [58] |
| A Squatter’s Homestead | [59] |
| Elephant Sugar-Cane, Mackay | [63] |
| My Gordon Setter pointing a Black Snake | To face page [64] |
| A Native Man from Central Queensland, near Rockhampton | [68] |
| A Native Woman from Central Queensland, near Rockhampton | [69] |
| Nolla-Nollas | [73] |
| Peculiar Position of Natives when resting | [77] |
| Nelly in the Kitchen | To face page [81] |
| Jacky, a “civilised” Black-Fellow | [83] |
| Climbing with the aid of Kāmin | To face page [89] |
| Wallaby Hunt | To face page [92] |
| Wallaby Net from Herbert River | [94] |
| The Screw-Palm (Pandanus) | [95] |
| Young Cassowary | [98] |
| Palm Forest in Northern Queensland | [103] |
| A Woman from Northern Queensland, near Townsville | [107] |
| My Camp | To face page [110] |
| Wooden Shields from Northern Queensland | [120] |
| Fillet or Brow-Band from Northern Queensland | [121] |
| A Warrior in great Excitement just before Borboby commences | To face page [122] |
| A Borboby | To face page [124] |
| Old Women protecting a fallen Warrior | [125] |
| A Woman from Maryborough, Central Queensland | To face page [129] |
| A young Girl from Maryborough, Central Queensland | To face page [130] |
| An old Man from Herbert River | [132] |
| A Group of Natives from Herbert River | [133] |
| A young Boy from Herbert River, showing Ornamental Scars | [135] |
| Small Basket carried about the Neck, Herbert River | [136] |
| Making Fire | [141] |
| Jungle-Hen (Megapodius tumulus) | [149] |
| Toollah (Pseudochirus archeri)—Coloured plate | To face page [152] |
| Edible Beetle (Eurynassa australis) | [154] |
| Larva of Same | [154] |
| Natives from Herbert River | To face page [163] |
| Rifle-Bird (Ptiloris victoriæ) | [171] |
| Mongan (Pseudochirus herbertensis)—Coloured plate | To face page [173] |
| Yarri (Dasyurus maculatus) | [174] |
| Dingo | [179] |
| Start for an Expedition | To face page [188] |
| Basket from North Queensland | [190] |
| A Basket made of soft Materials (grass) from Herbert River | [194] |
| Basket from Herbert River, painted with Stripes and Dots of Human Blood | [195] |
| Yabby (Pseudochirus lemuroides)—Coloured plate | To face page [197] |
| Yellow Necklace worn by the Blacks as an Emblem of Mourning | [203] |
| Cicada aurora | [222] |
| Boongary (Dendrolagus lumholtzii)—Coloured plate | To face page [226] |
| All the Dogs were produced | To face page [229] |
| Kélanmi | [233] |
| A Tuft of Talegalla Feathers | [237] |
| A Shell used as an Ornament | [237] |
| Dance of the Natives | To face page [238] |
| Striped-faced pouched Mouse (Sminthopsis virginiæ) | [252] |
| Jimmy | [255] |
| A Male Cranium from Rockhampton, Central Queensland, seen from Five Sides | [259] |
| Dalrymple Creek | To face page [261] |
| An old Man from Townsville, Northern Queensland | [263] |
| Natives on Herbert River | [269] |
| Burial in Northern Queensland | [275] |
| A large Basket from Northern Queensland for carrying Children | [276] |
| Hunting the Python | [293] |
| Snake Feast in my Camp | To face page [298] |
| A Message Stick from Central Queensland | [304] |
| Reverse Side of the Same | [304] |
| Message Stick, with Interpretation of Inscription | [304] |
| The Freezing Establishment, Lakes Creek, near Rockhampton | [314] |
| A wire Harpoon Point | [317] |
| A wooden Plug | [317] |
| A wooden Harpoon Point | [317] |
| The Dugong, or Australian Sea-Cow (Halicore dugong) | [319] |
| Near the Coast of Central Queensland. Jabiru in the foreground | To face page [323] |
| Mount Morgan Gold Mine | To face page [324] |
| Nephrurus asper | [325] |
| Natives from the Vicinity of Rockhampton | [330] |
| Brow-Band from Central Queensland | [331] |
| Opossum Thread | [332] |
| Apron made from Opossum Yarn | [332] |
| Shields from Central Queensland | [333] |
| Wooden Sword from Central Queensland | [334] |
| Bendi from Coomooboolaroo | [334] |
| Crystalline Axe from Peak Downs in Central Queensland | [335] |
| A Spear from the Coast of Central Queensland | [335] |
| “King Billy of Gracemere” with his “Gin” (wife) | [337] |
| Civilised Girls from the Vicinity of Townsville | [341] |
| “The lonely old People,” Natives from the Neighbourhood of Townsville | [344] |
| Native Police dispersing the Blacks | To face page [348] |
| Cook’s Monument in Sydney | [356] |
| A large Fossil Sea-Shell from Western Queensland (Inoceramus maximus) | [367] |
| Leaves, Flowers, and Fruit of Eucalyptus amygdalina | [370] |
| An Australian Spruce (Araucaria bidwillii) | [372] |
| The Tea-tree (Melaleuca Leucadendron) | [373] |
| Chlamydosaurus kingii | [376] |
| Wild Geese from North Queensland (Anseranas melanoleuca) | To face page [383] |
| Egg of Daphnia lumholtzii | [386] |
| Daphnia lumholtzii | [386] |
| Cyclestheria hislopi | [387] |
| Shell of a Cyclestheria hislopi | [388] |
| Map of Australia | [At end] |
| Map to illustrate the Author’s Travels in Queensland | „ |
BLACK SWAN.