The Book of the Bush / Containing Many Truthful Sketches of the Early Colonial Life of Squatters, Whalers, Convicts, Diggers, and Others Who Left Their Native Land and Never Returned

by George Dunderdale

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

[ILLUSTRATION 1. "Joey's out."]
[ILLUSTRATION 2. "I'll show you who is master aboard this ship."]
[ILLUSTRATION 3. "You stockman, Frank, come off that horse."]
[ILLUSTRATION 4. "The biggest bully apropriated the belle of the ball."]

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"The best article in the March (1893) number of the 'Austral Light' is a pen picture by Mr. George Dunderdale of the famous Ninety-Mile Beach, the vast stretch of white and lonely sea-sands, which forms the sea-barrier of Gippsland."--'Review of Reviews', March, 1893.

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"The most interesting article in 'Austral Light' is one on Gippsland pioneers, by George Dunderdale."--'Review of Reviews', March, 1895.

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"In 'Austral Light' for September Mr. George Dunderdale contributes, under the title of 'Gippsland under the Law,' one of those realistic sketches of early colonial life which only he can write."--'Review of Reviews', September, 1895.

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