• Aborigines:
    • appearance, 167;
    • life, 168;
    • fighting, 168;
    • Mr. Moore's narrative about, 169;
    • customs, 169;
    • dress, 170;
    • Mr. Carr's story, 170;
    • Ngooraialum and Bangerang tribes, 170;
    • weapons, 173;
    • fierceness of Northern blacks, 173;
    • Corroboree, a, 174;
    • cannibalism, 174;
    • trackers, their usefulness as, 174;
    • Mission stations, 175;
    • Lake Tyers station, 176;
    • Hagenauer, Rev. F. A., letter of, about, 177;
  • Acacia, 200
  • Adelaide:
    • founding, 103;
    • Glenelg, 103;
    • houses, 103,104;
    • streets and parks, 103;
    • surroundings, 103;
    • churches, 104;
    • Victoria Square, 105;
    • King William Street, 105;
    • Botanical Gardens, 105;
  • Albany, 138
  • Albert, river, 125
  • Alligator stories, 113
  • Amadeus, lake, 101
  • Araucarias, 202
  • Argus snipe, 192
  • Australia:
    • former errors about, 14, 23;
    • exports, 14;
    • population, 14;
    • prosperity, 14;
    • colonies, 15;
    • capitals, 15;
    • people, 16;
    • area, 19;
    • mountains, 20;
    • snow, 20;
    • river system, 20;
    • physical geography, 21;
    • climate, 21, 76, 101, 112, 138;
    • hot winds, 22;
    • temperature, 22;
    • storms, 22;
    • natives, 23;, 167;
    • fires, 23;, 213;
    • rainfall, 24;
    • drought, losses by, 25, 76, 94, 208;
    • not yet fully explored, 25;
    • democracy, 29;
    • securities, rise in, 30;
    • federation movement, 30;
    • immigration, 30;
    • wages, 30;
    • prices, 31;
    • religion, 31;
    • service, a rural, 32;
    • Sunday observance, 32;
    • sects, 34;
    • Sunday schools, 34;
    • church building, 34;
  • Australia Felix, 40
  • Australian Alps, the, 40
  • Avon, river, 68
  • Bairnsdale, 69
  • Ballarat:
    • impressions, 59;
    • Botanical Gardens, 60;
    • discovery of gold, 60;
    • situation, 61;
    • the Corner, 61;
    • Trollope on, 62
  • Barcoo, river, 164
  • Barrier Reef, the, 123
  • Barrow Creek, station at, 109
  • Bass, story of, 155
  • Bass's Straits, 144
  • Bathurst, 93
  • Batman, settlement of, in Victoria, 38
  • Baudin, M., treachery of, 157
  • Baxter, murder of, 158
  • Bear, native, 181
  • Beechworth, 69
  • Belfast, 66
  • Ben Lomond, 147
  • Bendigo, see Sandhurst.
  • Big Scrub, New South Wales, 95
  • Birds of Paradise, 186
  • Bishopscourt, view from, Melbourne, 43
  • Black boy, 202
  • Black-fish, 194
  • Black Spur, the, 72
  • Black Thursday in South Australia, 213;
    • in Victoria, 214
  • Blackheath, 90
  • Blayney, 94
  • Blue gum, 200200
  • Blue Mountains, 87
  • Blue wren, 186
  • Boomerang, the, 173
  • Booth, Mr. E. C., on Shepparton, 67
  • Boroina, 202
  • Bosisto, Mr. J., on Eucalyptus, 199
  • Botany Bay, discovery of, 76
  • Bottle-tree, 201
  • Bourke Street, Melbourne, 49
  • Bourke, New South Wales, 94;
    • a winter day at, 94
  • Bowen, 123
  • Box-tree, 208
  • Bower bird, 188
  • Box-scrub, the, 136
  • Bream, 193
  • Breeza plains, 295
  • Bremer, river, 119
  • Bremoroma, 94
  • Brighton, a suburb of Melbourne, 43
  • Brisbane, population, 119;
    • site, 119;
    • streets, 119;
    • beauty, 120;
    • garden of Acclimatisation Society, 120;
    • houses, 121;
  • Broome, Sir F. N., on life in Western Australia, 140
  • Brown, Mr. G. A., on sheep breeding, 205
  • Buffaloes, 113
  • Bulmer, Rev. J., at Lake Tyers, 176
  • Bundaberg, 112
  • Bunbury, 135
  • Burke, R. O'Hara, expedition of, 161
  • Burketown, 125
  • Burnett, river, 122
  • Bustard, 190
  • Cairns, 124
  • Caldwell, Mr. W. H., on the platypus, 185
  • Cam, river, 146
  • Camels at Beltana, 107
  • Canoona rush, the, in Queensland, 129
  • Cape Grant, 67
  • Cape Nelson, 67
  • Cape Otway ranges, fire at, 214
  • Capertee, 91
  • Capitals, 15
  • Cardwell, 124
  • Carr, Mr. E. M., on the natives, 170
  • Carriers, 210
  • Castle hill, 87
  • Casuarina Striata, 200
  • Cats, native, 182
  • Cattle-raising, 204
  • Cattle, number of, in Australia, 14
  • Central Trunk Railway, Queensland, 122
  • Charters Towers, 123
  • Churches, the, state of, 31
  • Clarence, river, 96
  • Clermont, 123
  • Climate, 21, 76, 101, 112, 138
  • Coaching, Trollope on, 70
  • Cobb, who he was,70
  • Cockatoo, 186
  • Cohan, 94
  • Colac lake, 65
  • Collins lands at Sorrento, 38
  • Collins Street, Melbourne, 49
  • Concherry, river, 162
  • Cook, Captain, discovers Botany Bay, 76
  • Cooktown, 124
  • Cooper's Creek, native settlement at, 164
  • Corangamite lake, 64
  • Corra Linn, 145
  • Corroboree, a, 174
  • Cotton growing in Queensland, 129
  • Crosbie, Clara, story of, 219
  • Cunningham's Gap, 119
  • Cutting out cattle, 204
  • Cycads, 202
  • Dalby, 122
  • Darling Downs, 118, 119
  • Darling, river, 21, 94
  • Dasyuridæ, the, 182
  • Deloraine, 145
  • Democracy, 29
  • D'Entrecasteaux Channel, 151
  • Depôt Glen, Sturt at, 23
  • Derwent, river, 150
  • Devil, Tasmanian, 182
  • Dibbs, Mr., on losses by drought, 25
  • Dingo, 183
  • Dog, wild, 183
  • Don, river, 146
  • Dow, Mr. T. K., on farming, 211
  • Drought, losses by, 25, 76, 76, 208
  • Dubbo, 94
  • Ducks, wild, 191;
    • mountain duck, 191;
    • black duck, 191;
    • wood duck, 191;
    • teal, 191;
    • widgeon, 191;
    • blue wing, 191
  • Eaglebank Neck, 151
  • Elder, Sir Thomas, introduces camels, 107
  • Emu, chase of, 188
  • Emu Plains, 88;
    • Dr. J. E. Taylor on, 90
  • Eucalypt, 194
  • Eucalyptus amygdalina, 196
  • E. dumosa, 199
  • E. ficifolia, 199
  • E. globus, 200
  • E. rostrata, 197
  • Exploration:
    • Sturt's exploration, 23;
    • Bass and Flinders, story of, 155;
    • Baudin, M., treachery of, 157;
    • Eyre, E. J., travels of, 158;
    • Forrest, J., journey of, 159, 164;
    • Leichhardt, L., story of, 159;
    • Kennedy disaster, the, 160;
    • Stuart, J. McDougall, journey of, 161;
    • Burke's expedition, 161;
    • M'Kinlay's party, 164;
    • Landsborough's party, 164;
    • Walker's party, 164;
    • Howitt's party, 164;
    • Warburton's party, 164
  • Exports of Australia, 14
  • Eyre, E. J., explorations of, 158
  • Eyre, lake, 101
  • Farming, 211
  • Fauna:
    • alligators, 113;
    • buffaloes, 113;
    • pearls, 139;
    • kangaroo, 'old men,' 181;, 185;
    • marsupial mouse, 181;
    • wombat, 181;
    • flying fox, 181;
    • native bear, 181;
    • Bass River opossum, 182;
    • Tasmanian tiger-wolf, 182;
    • Tasmanian devil, 182;
    • dingo, 183;
    • platypus, 185;
    • birds, 185;
    • parrots, 185;
    • birds of Paradise, 185;
    • king parrot, 186;
    • blue mountain parrot, 186;
    • lories, 186;
    • parroquets, 186;
    • love-birds, 186;
    • blue wren 186;
    • cockatoos, 186;
    • lyre-birds, 186;
    • bower birds, 188;
    • laughing jackass, 188;
    • emu, 188;
    • bustard, 190;
    • native companion, 191;
    • wild ducks, 191;
    • black swan, 191;
    • snipe, 191;
    • quail, 192;
    • wonga-wonga, 192;
    • bronze-wing pigeon, 192;
    • snakes, 192;
    • shark catching, 193;
    • trout, 193;
    • salmon, 193;
    • perch, 193;
    • bream, 193;
    • Murray cod, 193;
    • sea salmon, 193;
    • Murray-perch, 193;
    • golden-perch, 193;
    • black-fish, 194;
    • whiting, 194;
    • schnapper, 194
  • Favenc, Mr. E., on exploration, 25
  • Fawkner, settlement of, in Victoria, 39
  • Fawkner's Park, 39
  • Federation movement, the, 30
  • Feilberg, Mr. C. A, on Queensland, 117
  • Ferns, 196
  • Fig-tree, the, 126
  • Fingal, 147
  • Fires, 23, 213
  • Fish River caves, 91
  • Fitzroy, river, 122
  • Flame-tree, 201
  • Flora:
    • nettle-tree, 127;
    • poisonous plants, 136;
    • box scrub, 136;
    • rock plant, 136;
    • heart-leaf plant, 136;
    • York road plant, 136;
    • wild flowers, 138;
    • eucalypt, 194;
    • mallee scrub, 195;
    • giant gums, 195, 197;
    • spinifex, 195;
    • ferns, 196;
    • palm-tree, 196;
    • musk-tree, 196;
    • Pittosporum, 196;
    • silver gum, 197;
    • red gum, 197;
    • jarrah, 136, 198;
    • blue gum, 200;
    • acacia or wattle, 200;
    • tea-tree scrub, 200;
    • shea-oak, 200;
    • bottle-tree,201;
    • flame-tree, 201;
    • cycads, 202;
    • palm lilies, 202;
    • grass-trees, 202;
    • warratah, 202;
    • boronia, 202;
    • araucarias, 202;
    • heaths, 202;
    • grapes, 202;
    • Mitchell grass, 205;
    • box-tree, 208
  • Flinders, story of, 155
  • Flinders' Lane, Melbourne, 44
  • Flying fox, 181
  • Forbes, 94
  • Forrest, John, journey of, 159, 164
  • Firth, 146
  • Fremantle, 137
  • Gastrolobium anylobiaides, 136
  • G. bilobum, 136
  • G. callistachys, 136
  • G. calycinum, 136
  • Gardiner, lake, 101
  • Geelong, founding, 62;
    • growth, 62;
    • exports, 62;
    • tweeds of, 63
  • Geraldton, 135
  • Gippsland, scenery of, 67
  • Gladstone, 122
  • Glenelg, 103
  • Golden perch, 193
  • Golden Point, discovery of gold at, 60
  • Gould on Australian birds, 186
  • Grant, Lieut., discovers Port Phillip, 37
  • Grapes, 202
  • Grass-trees, 202
  • Gray, story of, 161
  • Great Divide, the, 96
  • Great West Railway, New South Wales, 87
  • Grey, Earl, circular of, on convicts, 135
  • Guildford, 135
  • Guilfoyle, Mr., director of the Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, 52
  • Gulf of Carpentaria, 125
  • Gums, giant, 195; height of, 196, 197
  • Gympie, 123;
    • discovery of gold field at, 130
  • Hagenauer, Rev. F. A., on the aborigines, 177
  • Harvesting system, 211
  • Hawkesbury sandstone, 90
  • Hayter, Mr. H. H., on wages, 30
  • Heart-leaf, the, 136
  • Heaths, 202
  • Henty, Messrs., in Portland Bay, 38
  • Heron, river, 151
  • Heytesbury forest, 215
  • Hindmarsh, Captain, first governor of South Australia, 103
  • Hobart, description of, 150
  • Hoddle, Robert, lays out Geelong, 62
  • Holdfast Bay, first landing at, 103
  • Horses, number of, in Australia, 14
  • Horsham, 67
  • Hospitality, 207
  • Hot winds, 22
  • Hovell arrives at Port Phillip, 38
  • Howitt, party of, 164
  • Hume arrives at Port Phillip, 38
  • Hurleys, the, at the fire at Otway ranges, 215
  • Immigration, extent of, 30
  • Ipswich, 119, 122
  • Jacky, the black, fidelity of, 160
  • Jarrah forests, 136, 198
  • Jenola, 91
  • Kanakas, the, 128
  • Kangaroo, old man, 181, 185
  • Kangaroo hunting, 184
  • Kennedy, Edmund, story of, 160
  • Kiama, 87
  • King, story of, 161
  • King George's Sound, 138
  • Kingfisher, or laughing jackass, 188
  • Knocklofty, 150
  • Lake St. Clair, 150
  • Lake Sorell, 150
  • Lake Tyers Mission Station, 176
  • Landells, story of, 161
  • Landsborough, expedition of, 164
  • Laughing jackass, 188
  • Launceston, 144
  • Leichhardt, Ludwig, story of, 159
  • Leptospermum, 200
  • Lithgow Vale, New South Wales, 91
  • Livistonia palm, the 196
  • Loddon, river, 68
  • Lories, 186
  • Lorne, 72
  • Lost in the bush, 217
  • Loutit Bay, 72
  • Love-birds, 186
  • Lyre-bird, 186
  • Macarthy, River, 111
  • Mackay, 123
  • Macquarie Harbour, 151
  • Macquarie, river, 93
  • Magpie, musical, 188
  • Mallee scrub, rabbits in, 68;
    • extent of, 195
  • Mary, river, 121
  • Maryborough, 121
  • Melbourne:
    • site, 43;
    • population, 43;
    • area, 43;
    • description, 43;
    • houses, 43;
    • Government House, 43;
    • Exhibition Building, 43;
    • streets, 43;
    • Flinder's Lane, 44;
    • Collins Street, 49;
    • Scott's, 49;
    • Bourke Street, 49;
    • inrush and outrush, 49;
    • railways, 49;
    • public buildings, 50;;
    • university, 52;
    • botanic gardens, 52;
    • water supply, 52;
    • reserves, 53;
    • cricket, 54;
    • the Yarra, 54;
    • drawbacks, 55;
    • climate, 55;
    • unearned increment, 56
  • Meander, river, 145
  • Menura Victoriæ, the, 186
  • Merino sheep, 206
  • Mermaid's Cave, the, New South Wales, 90
  • Mersey, river, 145
  • Mitchell, Sir Thomas, verdict of, 39
  • Mitchell grass, 205
  • M'Kinlay, expedition of, 164
  • Moreton Bay, 118
  • Moore, Mr. G. F., on aborigines, 169
  • Morriss, Mr., school teacher to the blacks, 176
  • Morsman's Bay, view from, 80
  • Mosquito Plains, caves of the, 106
  • Mount Barker, 106
  • Mount Baw-Baw eucalypt, height of, 197
  • Mount Bischoff tin mine, 146
  • Mount Clay, 67
  • Mount Franklin, 40
  • Mount Kosciusko, 20
  • Mount Lindsay, 96
  • Mount Lofty range, 103
  • Mount Wellington, 150
  • Mountain system, 20
  • Mouse, marsupial, 181
  • Mudgee line, New South Wales, 91
  • Mueller, Baron von, on tea-tree scrub, 200
  • Murray cod, 193
  • Murray perch, 193
  • Murray plains, 67
  • Murray, river, 21, 100
  • Musk-tree, 196
  • Myers, Mr. F. H., on Sydney, 79
  • Narrawong, 67
  • Nash discovers Gympie gold-field, 130
  • Native companion, the, 191
  • Natives, destructiveness of, 23
  • Nettle-tree, the, 127
  • New Norfolk, 150
  • New South Wales:
    • area, 15, 75;
    • population, 15;
    • losses by drought, 25;
    • climate, 76;
    • drought, 76, 94;
    • settlement, 76;
    • Port Jackson, 76;
    • statistics, 79;
    • Sydney, 79;
    • South Coast Railway, 84;
    • Kiama, 87;
    • Great West Railway, 87;
    • Paramatta, 87;
    • Castle Hill, 87;
    • Toongabbie, 87;
    • Blue Mountains, 87;
    • Emu Plains, 88;
    • Penrith, 89;
    • Windsor, 89;
    • Richmond, 89;
    • geology, 90;
    • Blackheath, Mermaid's Cave, 90;
    • Lithgow Vale, 91;
    • Capertee, 91;
    • Mudgee line, 91;
    • Walerawang, 91;
    • Tarana, 91;
    • Fish River caves, 91;
    • Jenola, 91;
    • Bathurst, 93;
    • Blayney, 94;
    • Orange, 94;
    • Forbes, 94;
    • Wellington Valley, 94;
    • Dubbo, 94;
    • cattle, 94;
    • Darling, the, 94;
    • Cohan, 94;
    • Bourke, 94;
    • Bremoroma, 94;
    • Welcanna, 94;
    • Wentworth, 94;
    • Great Northern Railway, 95;
    • Newcastle, 95;
    • Breeza Plains, 95;
    • Richmond, the, 95;
    • Tweed, the, 95;
    • Big Scrub, 95;
    • Cane fields, 96;
    • Great Divide, the, 96;
    • Mount Lindsay, 96;
    • Clarence, the, 96;
    • Nightcap, the, 96
  • Newcastle, 95
  • Nightcap, the, New South Wales, 96
  • Norman, river, 125
  • Normanton, 125
  • North Esk, river, 144
  • Northern Territory, see S. Australia.
  • Northern Trunk Line of Queensland, 123
  • Oakleigh, a suburb of Melbourne, 43
  • Opossum, 182
  • Orange, 94
  • Ornithorhynchus, the, 185
  • Overland Telegraph Line, 108
  • Palm-lilies, 202
  • Palm-trees, 196
  • Palmer gold-field, 124, 130
  • Palmerston, mines of, 111
  • Palmerston and Pine Creek line, 110
  • Paramatta, 87
  • Parrots, 185
  • Parroquets, 186
  • Peake Telegraph Station, 109
  • Pearl fisheries of Western Australia, 139
  • Penrith, 89
  • Perch, 193
  • Pérouse, expedition of, 76
  • Perth, description of, 136
  • Phillip, Captain Arthur, governor at Port Jackson, 76
  • Physical geography, 21
  • Pigeon, bronze-wing, 192
  • Piping crow, 188
  • Pittosporum, 196
  • Platypus, 185
  • Poole, death of, at Depôt Glen, 23
  • Population of Australia, 14
  • Porcupine grass, 195
  • Port Arthur, convicts at, 151
  • Port Darwin, vegetation at, 111
  • Port Douglas, 124
  • Port Essington, 113
  • Port Jackson, 76
  • Port Phillip:
    • discovery, 37;
    • beauty, 38;
    • Howell and Hume arrive at, 38;
    • settlement, 38
  • Portland, 66
  • Portland Bay, 67
  • Potatoes, yield of, 66
  • Power, Mrs., at the fire at Otway ranges, 215
  • Prices, 31
  • Quail, 192
  • Quamby Bluff, 146
  • Queensland:
    • area and population, 15;
    • description, 117;
    • settlement, 118;
    • convicts there, 118;
    • Toowoomba, 119, 122;
    • Bremer, the, 119;
    • Ipswich, 119, 122;
    • Brisbane, 119;
    • Maryborough, 121;
    • Rockhampton, 121;
    • Bundaberg, 122;
    • Gladstone, 122;
    • Warwick, 122;
    • Stanthorpe, 122;
    • Dalby, 122;
    • Roma, 122;
    • Central Trunk Railway, 122;
    • Clermont, 123;
    • Gympie, 123, 130;
    • Mackay, 123;
    • Bowen, 123;
    • Barrier Reef, the, 123;
    • Townsville, 123;
    • Charters Towers, 123;
    • Ravenswood, 123;
    • Northern Trunk Line, 123;
    • Cardwell, 124;
    • Cairns, 124;
    • Port Douglas, 124;
    • Palmer gold field, 124;, 130;
    • Cooktown, 124;
    • Thursday Island, 124;
    • Gulf of Carpentaria, 125;
    • Normanton, 125;
    • Burketown, 125;
    • cattle, 125;
    • sheep farming, 125;
    • agriculture, 126;
    • scrublands, 126;
    • vegetation, 126;
    • labour question, the, 127;
    • sugar growing, 128;
    • exports, 128;
    • cotton growing, 129;
    • olives, 129;
    • almond, 129;
    • figs, 129;
    • silk, 129;
    • mineral wealth, 129;
    • coal, 129;
    • Canoona rush, the, 129;
    • Nash discovers Gympie gold field, 130
  • Rabbits, curse of, 68
  • Raffles Bay, 113
  • Railways in Victoria, 49;
    • in Sydney, 84;
    • in Tasmania, 152
  • Rainfall, 24;
    • in Sydney, 84;
    • in Tasmania, 152
  • Rainfall, taking advantage of, 209
  • Ravenswood, 123
  • Red gum, 197
  • Richardson, river, 68
  • Richmond, 89
  • Richmond, river, 95
  • Ring barking, 209
  • River system, 20
  • Rock plant, the, 136
  • Rockhampton, 121
  • Roeburne, 135
  • Roma, 122
  • Roper, river, 111;
    • alligators in, 113
  • Russell, Mr. H. C., on physical geography and climate of Australia, 21
  • St. Helens, 147
  • St. Mary's Pass, 147
  • Sale, 69
  • Salmon, 193
  • Sandhurst, ups and downs of, 56;
    • gold in, 60
  • Sarcophilus, the, 182
  • Satin bird, 188
  • Schools of Victoria, 70
  • Schnapper, 194
  • Scott's, Melbourne, 49
  • Sea-salmon, 193
  • Selectors, 212
  • Service, a rural, 32
  • Settler's clock, 188
  • Shark catching, 193
  • Shea-oak, 200
  • Sheep, number of, in Australia, 14
  • Sheep breeding, 205
  • Sheep runs, 207
  • Sheep shearing, 210
  • Shepherds, life of, 206
  • Shepparton, 67
  • Silk cultivation in Queensland, 129
  • Silver gum, 197
  • Smith, philosopher, story of, 146
  • Smyth, Mr. B., on native weapons, 173;
    • on gum-trees, 197
  • Snakes, 192;
    • treatment for bites of, 193
  • Snow, 20
  • Snipe, 191
  • Sorrento occupied by Collins, 38;
    • beauty of, 38
  • South Australia:
    • Area, 15, 99;
    • population, 15;
    • divisions, 99;
    • Murray, the, 100;
    • scenery, 100;
    • Lake Torrens, 101;
    • Lake Eyre, 101;
    • Lake Gardiner, 101;
    • Lake Amadeus, 101;
    • climate, 101;
    • fruits, 102;
    • Adelaide, 103;
    • Mount Lofty range, 103;
    • industries, 105;
    • wheat, 106;
    • Mount Barker, 106;
    • Caves of the Mosquito Plains, 106;
    • camels at Beltana, 107;
    • Overland Telegraph Line, 108;
    • Peake Telegraph Station, 109;
    • Barrow Creek 'stuck up' at, 109;
    • railway construction, 110;
    • Northern Territory: history, 110;
    • settlement, 111;
    • climate, 112;
    • Roper, the, 111;
    • Macarthy, the, 111;
    • alligators, 113;
    • buffaloes, 113;
    • Black Thursday, 213
  • South Coast Railway, N. S. Wales, 84
  • South Esk, river, 144
  • South Sea Islanders in Queensland, 128
  • Spinifex, 195
  • Squatters and Settlers:
    • Description, 203;
    • cattle raising, 204;
    • cutting out, 204;
    • sheep breeding, 205;
    • merino sheep, 206;
    • hospitality, 207;
    • mode of travelling, 207;
    • sheep runs, 207;
    • drought, 208;
    • houses, 208;
    • sheep shearing, 210;
    • carriers, 210;
    • swagmen or sundowners, 210;
    • farming, 211;
    • harvesting system, 211;
    • stripper, the, 211;
    • selecting, mode of, 212;
    • fires, 213;
    • lost in the bush, 217
  • Staghorn fern, 196
  • Stanthorpe, 122
  • Stapleton, Mr., murder of, 110
  • Sterculia acerifolia, 201
  • Stevenson, falls of the, 72
  • Stirling, Sir James, in Western Australia, 134
  • Storms, 22
  • Strangways Springs, 110
  • Stripper, the, 211
  • Stuart, J. M. D., travels of, 110, 161
  • Sturt's detention at Depôt Glen, 23
  • Sunday observance, 32
  • Sundowners, 210
  • Surrey Hills, a suburb of Melbourne, 43
  • Swagmen, 210
  • Swan, black, 191
  • Swan, river, 135, 138
  • Sydney:
    • harbour, 79;
    • North Shore, 79;
    • view from Morsman's Bay, 80;
    • churches, 80;
    • public buildings, 80;
    • railways, 84
  • Sydney Cove, 76
  • Tamar, river, 144
  • Tarana, 91
  • Tasmania:
    • a holiday resort for Australians, 143;
    • Tamar, the, 144;
    • Launceston, 144;
    • North Esk, the, 144;
    • South Esk, the, 144;
    • Corra Linn, 145;
    • Deloraine, 145;
    • Menada, the, 145;
    • Mersey, the, 145;
    • sheep, 145;
    • Quamby Bluff, 146;
    • Don, the, 146;
    • Cam, the, 146;
    • Forth, the, 146;
    • Mount Bischoff, 146;
    • Waratah, the, 146;
    • Ben Lomond, 147;
    • St. Mary's Pass, 147;
    • Fingal, 147;
    • St. Helen's, 147;
    • macadamised road, the great, 148;
    • Hobart, 150;
    • Derwent, the, 150;
    • Lake St. Clair, 150;
    • Lake Sorell, 150;
    • New Norfolk, 150;
    • convicts at Port Arthur, 151;
    • Eaglebank Neck, 151;
    • D'Entrecasteaux Channel, 151;
    • Heron, the, 151;
    • Macquarie Harbour, 151;
    • area, 151;
    • population, 152;
    • revenue, 152;
    • railways, 152;
    • exports and imports, 152
  • Taylor, Dr. J. E., on Geology of Emu Plains, 90
  • Tea-tree scrub, 200
  • Temperature, 22
  • Tennison Woods on the caves of the Mosquito Plains, 106
  • Thomas, Mr., on Lake District of Victoria, 64
  • Tiger snake, 192
  • Tiger-wolf, Tasmanian, 182
  • Thursday Island, 124
  • Thylacinus, the, 182
  • Todd, Mr. Charles, and the Overland Telegraph Line, 108
  • Toongabbie, 87
  • Toowoomba, 119, 122
  • Torrens, lake, 101
  • Trackers, black, 174
  • Townsville, 123
  • Trollope, Anthony, on Ballarat, 62;
    • on coaching, 70
  • Trout, 193;
    • fly-fishing for, 194
  • Turkey, wild, 190
  • Tweed, river, 95
  • Victoria:
    • area, 15;
    • population, 15;
    • protectionist, 30;
    • foundation, 37;
    • convicts there, 38;
    • bad name given to, 38;
    • settlement, 38;
    • mountains, 40;
    • Melbourne, 43;;
    • railways, 49, 56;
    • Sandhurst, 56;
    • Ballarat, 59;
    • Wendouree, lake, 60;
    • discovery of gold at Golden Point, 60;
    • Geelong, 62;
    • Corangamite, lake, 64;
    • Lake Colac, 65;
    • Warnambool, 66;
    • Belfast, 66;
    • Portland, 66;
    • potatoes, 66;
    • Portland Bay, 67;
    • mountains, 67;
    • Gippsland, 67;
    • Murray plains, 67;
    • Shepparton, 67;
    • Wimmera District, 67;
    • rabbits, 68;
    • Avon, the, 68;
    • Richardson, the, 68;
    • Wimmera, the, 68;
    • Loddon, the, 68;
    • wheat lines of railway, 68;
    • Beechworth, 69;
    • Sale, 69;
    • Bairnsdale, 69;
    • State schools, 70;
    • Cobb, story of, 70;
    • coaching, 70;
    • Falls of the Stevenson, 72;
    • Black Spur, the, 72;
    • Loutit Bay, 72;
    • Lorne, 72;
    • Black Thursday, 214
  • Wages, 30
  • Walerawang, 91
  • Walker, expedition of, 164
  • Wallace, Mr. A. A., on flowers of Australia, 138
  • Waratah, river, 146
  • Warburton, expedition of, 164
  • Warratah, 202
  • Warwick, 122
  • Wattle, 200
  • Welcanna, 94
  • Wellington Valley, 94
  • Wendouree, lake, 60
  • Wentworth, 94
  • Western Australia:
    • area, 15, 133;
    • population, 15;
    • foundation of the colony, 134;
    • large estates in, 134;
    • convicts, 135;
    • Swan, river, 135;
    • Fremantle, 135;
    • Perth, 135;
    • Guildford, 135;
    • Bunbury, 135;
    • Albany, 135;
    • Geraldton, 135;
    • Roeburne, 135;
    • vegetation, 136;
    • jarrah forests, 136;
    • poisonous plants, 136;
    • King George's Sound, 138;
    • climate, 138;
    • wild flowers of, 138;
    • Sir F. N. Broome on life there, 140;
    • gold discoveries, 140
  • Western District of Victoria, 40, 63;
    • Mr. Thomas on, 64
  • Wheat lines of Wimmera, 68
  • Whittaker, Mr. S. H., on fire at Otway ranges, 214
  • Whiting, 194
  • Wianamatta Shales, the, 90
  • Wills, W. J., story of, 161
  • Windsor, 89
  • Wimmera District, 67;
    • rabbits in, 68;
    • wheat lines of, 68
  • Wimmera, river, 68
  • Winter day at Bourke, New South Wales, 94
  • Wombat, 181
  • Wonga-wonga, 192
  • Wornambool, 66
  • Wreck Creek, native encampment at, 173
  • Wright, story of, 161
  • Wylie, the black boy, faithfulness of, 158
  • Xanthorrhœa, 202
  • Yagan, an aborigine, story of, 169
  • Yarra Park, Melbourne, 54
  • Yarra, river, 54
  • York-road plant, the, 136