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History of Australia and New Zealand from 1606 to 1890

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Abolition of Transportation 83 Lalor 104, 105

Active 196 Lancey, Captain 62

Adelaide 70 Land Grants, W.A. 113

Agricultural Co., N.S.W. 44 Land Laws, N.S.W. 76

Albany 118, 136 Land League 233

Alexander, Mount 97 Land Question 46, 210

Alexandrina, Lake 53 Landsborough 152

Alfred, Prince 171 Lang, Dr. 80

Alligator 202 La Perouse 11

Anti-Transportation 161 Latrobe 65, 80

Arthur, Governor 36 Leeuwin 4

Atkin, Judge-Advocate 30 Legislative Assembly 108, 175

Auckland 205 Legislative Council 44, 80, 108, 215

Australia, name given 2 Leichardt 140

Australian Bight 133 Licence Fee 101

Ballarat 95 Lonsdale 65

Bass 18, 20, 40 Lyttelton 230

Bathurst 42 Macarthur, John 28

Batman 37, 58, 62 MʻCulloch 179

Baudin 23 MʻKinlay 152

Bentley 103 Macleay 52

Bligh 29 Macquarie, Governor 38

Blue Mountains 40 Macquarie River 42, 49

Botany Bay 9, 11 Marion 11

Bourke 45, 64 Marsden, Samuel 194

Bowen, Lieutenant 32 Melbourne 60, 65

Bowen, Sir George 129 Merri Creek 60

Boyd 193 Mitchell 54

Brady 37 Moreton Bay 10, 119

Brisbane, Governor 42 Murray, Lieutenant 23, 55

Brisbane River 120 Murray River 52

Britannia 209 Nelson 213

Browne, Colonel 162 New Hebrides 2

Browne, Colonel Gere 232 New Plymouth 212

Buccaneers’ Archipelago 7 New South Wales Corps 26

Buckley 63 New South Wales named 10

Burke and Wills 143 New Zealand 9, 188

Burra Mines 86 New Zealand Company 207

Busby 202 New Zealand Fencibles 227

Caen, De 24 Norfolk Island 15, 35

Caley’s Repulse 40 Norfolk, sloop 22

Cameron, Sir Duncan 234 Nuggets 98

Canterbury 229 Nuyts 5

Carpenter, General 5 Oheawai 223

Castlemaine 97 Orakau 237

Castlereagh 40 Otago 227

Chisholm, Mrs. 79 Ovens River 50, 101

Christchurch 230 Oxley 48, 119

Clarke 20 Parkes, Sir H. 175

Clarke, Rev. W. B. 91 Patriotic Six 159

Clunes 95 Patterson, Colonel 16, 31, 34

Collins, Governor 12, 32, 57 Peel, Mr. 116

Convicts Prevention Act 99 Perth 113

Cook’s Voyages 8, 118 Phillip, Governor 12

Corner Inlet 21 Polynesian Labour 126

Cotton Plantations 125 Poole 137

Cowper, Charles 170 Portland Bay 55

Crawford 37 Port Chalmers 229

Crozet, Captain 190 Port Phillip 55

Cumberland, vessel 24 Poverty Bay 242

Cunningham, Allan 49 Queen Charlotte Sound 190, 208

Dalley 175 Queensland 123

Dalrymple 22, 34 Quiros, De 2

Dampier 6 Railways in N.S.W. 171

Darling River 52 Rangihaeata 216, 226

Darling, Sir Charles 178 Rangiriri 235

Darling, Sir Ralph 43 Rauparaha 216, 226

Davey, Governor 34 Ruapekapeka 225

Denison, Governor 108, 159 Ruatara 195

D'Entrecasteaux 11 Rebecca, vessel 59

Despard, Colonel 223 Redcliff Peninsula 120

Du Cane 162 Representative Government 80, 232

Du Fresne 190 Risdon 32

Dunbar 110 Robe, Governor 88

Dunedin 229 Robertson, John 170

Duyfhen 4 Rockhampton 124

Edel 5 Roebuck 7

Endeavour 8, 188 Saltwater River 60

Esmond 95 Sandhurst 97

Eureka Stockade 104 Selwyn, Dr. George 214

Exhibitions— Separation of Port Phillip 79

Sydney 174 Separation of Queensland 122

Melbourne 182 Settled Government 201

Adelaide 168 Shoalhaven River 21

Eyre, Edward 132 Shortland, Lieutenant 17, 210, 215

Fawkner 57, 62, 66 Sirius, war-ship 12

Fisher 70 Sorell, Governor 35

Fitzroy, Governor 215 Soudan Expedition 175

Fitzroy, Sir Charles 83 South Australian Association 68

Flinders 18, 22, 24 Spain, William 216

Forrest 154 Spencer’s Gulf 23

Foveaux, Colonel 31 Stony Desert 139

Franklin, Sir John 38, 155 Strzelecki 90

Fremantle 112 Stuart, MʻDouall 137, 153

Furneaux 11 Sturt 15, 136

Garden Island 112 Supply, war-ship 12

Gate Pah 238 Surville De 189

Gawler, Colonel 71, 75 Sydney Cove 13

Geelong 60 Tamar River 22

Giles 154 Taranaki 211, 233

Gipps, Governor 75 Tarra 193

Glenelg River 54 Tasman 5, 187

Godley, John Robert 229 Tasmania named 162

Gold, early rumours of 90 Taylor 37

Gold in Queensland 123 Te Kooti 241

Goldfields, aspect of 99 Telegraph, overland 166

Goldfields, rush to 93 Te Pehi 192, 194

Gregory, A. C. 143 Te Ranga 238

Grey, Earl 82 Te Whero Whero 199, 212, 233

Grey, Governor 75, 84, 224 Todd, Charles 166

Grimes 56 Tom Thumb, boat 18

Grose, Major 16 Torrens’ Real Property Act 164

Hacking, Port 20 Torrens, Colonel 70

Haines 176 Torres 3

Hargraves 91 Tribulation, Cape 10

Hartog, Dirk 4 Twofold Bay 21

Hau Hau 239 University of Sydney 111

Hawaiki 186 Vancouver 11

Hawkesbury 16 Van Diemen 5

Henty Bros. 61 Vern 105

Hervey Bay 23 Victoria 83, 175

Hindmarsh, Governor 71 Vlaming 112

Hobart Town 32 Wairau 216

Hobson, Governor 203, 214 Waitangi 204

Hokianga 201 Wakefield, Edward Gibbon 67, 207, 227

Hongi 195 Wakefield Colonel 208

Honi Heke 218 Walker 152

Hotham, Sir Charles 103 Wanganui 212

Howe, Cape 9 Warburton 154

Howitt 151 Weld, Governor 162

Hulme, Colonel 221 Wellington 208

Hume and Hovell 49 Wentworth 40, 109

Humffray 104 Wereroa 239

Hunter, Captain 12, 16 Western Port 21, 58

Investigator, vessel 23 West Australia 111

Jackson, Port 10, 12 Wilmot, Sir Eardley 158

Johnstone, Major 28, 30 Wilson’s Promontory 21

Kangaroo Island 23, 70 Windsor 40

Kapunda Mines 85 Wool-growing 28

Keer-weer, Cape 4 Wynyard, Colonel 232

Kennedy, the explorer 141 Yarra 59

Kennedy, a miner 103 York, Cape 4, 24, 142

Kororarika 200, 220 Young, Sir Henry 89, 162

King, Lieutenant 15, 25 Young, Sir John 168

King George’s Sound 111, 118, 136 Zaachen 4

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