LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. VOLUME 2.

[PLATE 22: CRATER OF MURROA, OR MOUNT NAPIER, IN AUSTRALIA FELIX (DESCRIBED IN THE TEXT).]

[CORROBORY-DANCE OF THE NATIVES, AS DESCRIBED IN THE TEXT.]

[MOUNT MELVILLE (OF OXLEY), FROM MERUMBA.]

[MOUNT CUNNINGHAM, OR BEERY BIRREE.]

[NYORORONG FROM MOUNT CUNNINGHAM.]

[OXLEY'S TREE ON THE LACHLAN (OR KALARE) RIVER.]

[PLATE 23: Plyctolophus leadbeateri, COCKATOO OF THE INTERIOR.]

[PLATE 24: PORTRAITS OF TURANDUREY (THE FEMALE GUIDE) AND HER CHILD BALLANDELLA, WITH THE SCENERY ON THE LACHLAN (10TH OF MAY 1836).]

[PLAN OF AN INHABITED TOMB.]

[PLATE 25: PIPER WATCHING THE CART AT BENANEE.]

[A NEW SHRUB, THE Eucarya murrayana (MIHI) AND YOUNG FRUIT.]

[PLATE 26: THE RIVER MURRAY, AND DISPERSION OF NATIVES, 27TH MAY, 1836.]

[PLATE 27: Choeropus ecaudatus (OGILBY), A NEW AND SINGULAR ANIMAL.]

[PLATE 28: BACKWATER, OR FLOOD-BRANCH OF THE MURRAY, WITH THE SCENERY COMMON ON ITS BANK.]

[PLATE 29: Dipus mitchellii (OGILBY), A NEW ANIMAL RESEMBLING THE JERBOA.]

[MOUNT HOPE FROM THE NORTH.]

[PYRAMID HILL.]

[PLATE 30: THE RIVER YARRAYNE, WITH THE SHEEP OF THE PARTY FIRST APPROACHING IT.]

[PLAN OF TEMPORARY BRIDGE ACROSS THE YARRAYNE.]

[PLATE 31: MITRE ROCK AND LAKE, FROM MOUNT ARAPILES.]

[PLATE 32: PLAN OF HILLS BESIDE GREENHILL LAKE (INTERIOR OF AUSTRALIA, ENGRAVED FROM A MODEL)]

[MOUNT ARAPILES FROM MITRE LAKE.]

[PLATE 33: WESTERN EXTREMITY OF MOUNT ARAPILES.]

[BARBED SPEARS OF THE NATIVES.]

[PLATE 34: FEMALE AND CHILD OF AUSTRALIA FELIX.]

[PLATE 35: BOAT ON THE RIVER GLENELG.]

[YELLOW FLOWER ABUNDANT ON THE PLAINS OF AUSTRALIA FELIX.]

[GENERAL VIEW OVER THE GRAMPIANS FROM THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT ABRUPT.]

[MOUNT ABRUPT FROM THE SOUTH.]

[PLATE 36: Aquilla fucosa ? AUSTRALIAN EAGLE. PORTRAIT OF AN EAGLE THAT HAD BEEN WINGED (NATURAL SIZE).]

[MOUNT WILLIAM FROM MOUNT STAVELY.]

[WEAPONS OF THE NATIVES.]

[HILLS OF LAVA, OR MAMMELOID HILLS, FROM MOUNT GREENOCK.]

[PORT PHILLIP, 50 MILES DISTANT, AS SEEN THROUGH A GLASS FROM MOUNT MACEDON.]

[PLATE 37: COBAW WATERFALL, WITH NATIVES FISHING.]

[PLATE 38: GENERAL VIEW OF THE SANDSTONE DISTRICTS, FROM THE SUMMIT OF JELLORE.]

[PLATE 39: PORTRAIT OF MOYENGULLY, CHIEF OF NATTAI.]

[PLATE 40: MAP OF EASTERN AUSTRALIA, AND NATURAL LIMITS OF THE COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES.]

[THE BOOMERANG, A SINGULAR MISSILE.]

[NARROW SHIELD, OR HIELEMAN.]

[PLATE 41: SCENERY AROUND THE ENTRANCE OF THE LARGEST CAVERN IN THE LIMESTONE AT WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 42: GEOLOGICAL MAP OF WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 43: INTERIOR OF THE LARGEST CAVERN AT WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 44: VERTICAL SECTION AND GROUND-PLOT OF TWO CAVERNS AT WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 45: INTERIOR OF THE CAVERN CONTAINING OSSEOUS BRECCIA AT WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 46: ROCK OF BRECCIA FOUND ON THE SURFACE ABOVE THE LARGEST CAVERN AT WELLINGTON VALLEY.]

[PLATE 47: FOSSIL REMAINS AND RECENT SPECIMENS.]

[PLATE 48: FIGURES 1, 2, AND 3: FOSSIL REMAINS OF A NEW SPECIES OF HYPSIPRYMNUS. FIGURES 4, 5, AND 6: OF Phascolomys mitchellii. FIGURE 7: A SECTION OF THE TEETH OF THE SAME FOSSIL SPECIES OF WOMBAT.]

[PLATE 49: FIGURES 1 AND 2: FOSSIL REMAINS OF THE DIPROTODON. FIGURES 3, 4, 5, 6, AND 7: FOSSIL REMAINS OF THE Dasyurus laniarius.]

[PLATE 50: MARKS OF SUBSIDENCE IN AN INNER PORTION OF THE BRECCIA CAVERN.]

[PLATE 51: FIGURE 1: FOSSIL REMAINS OF THE RADIUS AND ULNA OF A KANGAROO. FIGURE 2: OF THE FOOT OF A DASYURUS. FIGURES 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, AND 11: VARIOUS TEETH OF ANIMALS UNKNOWN. ALL THESE DRAWINGS BEING OF THE NATURAL SIZE. FIGURES 12 AND 13, REPRESENT, ON A REDUCED SCALE, THE LARGE BONE WHICH M. CUVIER SUPPOSED TO HAVE BELONGED TO A YOUNG ELEPHANT.]

[ROCKS IN BASS STRAIT: 1. PYRAMID ROCK BEARING EAST DISTANT 3 MILES. 2. ROCK OF GRANITE BEARING EAST BY NORTH.]

(APPENDIX 2.1.

VOCABULARY OF WORDS HAVING THE SAME MEANING IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF AUSTRALIA.

APPENDIX 2.2.

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL KEPT DURING THE JOURNEY INTO THE INTERIOR OF NEW SOUTH WALES IN 1836.)

[APPENDIX 2.3.]

EXTRACT FROM THE SYDNEY HERALD OF MAY 21, 1838.

APPENDIX 2.4.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE NUMBER OF POUNDS OF WOOL IMPORTED FROM NEW SOUTH WALES AND FROM VAN DIEMEN'S LAND FROM 1820 TO 1837, DISTINGUISHING EACH YEAR.

APPENDIX 2.5.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE NUMBER OF SHIPS, AND THEIR TONNAGE, CLEARED OUT TO NEW SOUTH WALES AND VAN DIEMEN'S LAND FROM 1820 TO 1837, DISTINGUISHING EACH YEAR.

APPENDIX 2.6.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE NUMBER OF SHIPS, AND THEIR TONNAGE, REPORTED INWARDS FROM NEW SOUTH WALES AND VAN DIEMEN'S LAND FROM 1820 TO 1837, DISTINGUISHING EACH YEAR.