"Chatham" (The) and "Discovery"— Vessels under command of Captain George Vancouver when he explored the south-west coast and discovered King George's Sound. 1791.
"Chesterfield" (The) and "Hormuzeer"—
Under command of Matthew B. Alt and William Bampton, through Torres
Straits. 1793.
Clarkson, B.—
With Messrs. Dempster and Harper, make a trial to the eastward. 1861.
Collins, Lieutenant-Governor Daniel—
From England with H.M.S. CALCUTTA and OCEAN to form a penal settlement at
Port Phillip. Deciding that the place was unfit for settlement they
proceeded to Tasmania, where all were killed at Hobart Town. 1803-4.
Colonists— Landed at the De Grey River, and settled on country found by F. Gregory. 1863.
Cook, Captain James— In the ENDEAVOUR, landed at Botany Bay; carefully surveyed the east coast to Cape York, naming nearly all the principal capes and bays. At Possession Island he formally took possession of the continent, in the name of King George the Third, under the name of New South Wales. 1770.
Cox—
Completed road over Blue Mountains to Bathurst. 1815.
Crozet, Captain—
With Captain Marion du Fresne, in the ships MASCARIN and CASTRES to
Tasmania, the first visitors after Tasman. Thence to New Zealand, where
they were murdered by the Maories. 1772.
Curry, Captain—
With Major Ovens, to Lake George; discovered Monaroo Plains and the
Morumbidgee. 1823.
Cunningham, Allan— Found "Pandora's Pass"—a practical stock route to Liverpool Plains. 1823.