VOLUME II.
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CHAPTER II/I
REFLECTIONS ON OUR DIFFICULTIES COMMENCE THE RETREAT EYRE'S CREEK PASS THE NATIVE WELL RECROSS THE STONY DESERT FIND ANOTHER WELL WITHOUT WATER NATIVES SUCCESSFUL FISHING VALUE OF SHEEP DECIDE ON A RETREAT PROPOSE THAT MR. BROWNE SHOULD LEAVE HIS REFUSAL TO DESERT THE PARTY MR. BROWNE'S DECISION PREPARE TO LEAVE THE CAMP REMARKS ON THE CLIMATE AGAIN LEAVE THE DEPOT SINGULAR EXPLOSION DISCOVER A LARGE CREEK PROCEED TO THE NORTH RECURRENCE OF SAND RIDGES SALT WATER LAKE AGAIN STRIKE THE STONY DESERT ATTEMPT TO CROSS IT.
CHAPTER II/II
THE HORSES ASCEND THE HILLS IRRESOLUTION AND RETREAT HORSES REDUCED TO GREAT WANT UNEXPECTED RELIEF TRY THE DESERT TO THE N.E. FIND WATER IN OUR LAST WELL REACH THE CREEK PROCEED TO THE EASTWARD PLAGUE OF FLIES AND ANTS SURPRISE AN OLD MAN SEA-GULLS AND PELICANS FISH POOL OF BRINE MEET NATIVES TURN TO THE N.E. COOPER'S CREEK TRIBE, THEIR KINDNESS AND APPEARANCE ATTEMPT TO CROSS THE PLAINS TURN BACK PROCEED TO THE NORTHWARD EFFECTS OF REFRACTION FIND NATIVES AT OUR OLD CAMP AND THE STORES UNTOUCHED COOPER'S CREEK, ITS GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION.
CHAPTER II/III
CONTINUED DROUGHT TERRIFIC EFFECT OF HOT WIND THERMOMETER BURSTS DEATH OF POOR BAWLEY FIND THE STOCKADE DESERTED LEAVE FORT GREY FOR THE DEPOT DIFFERENCE OF SEASONS MIGRATION OF BIRDS HOT WINDS EMBARRASSING POSITION MR. BROWNE STARTS FOR FLOOD'S CREEK THREE BULLOCKS SHOT COMMENCEMENT OF THE RETREAT ARRIVAL AT FLOOD'S CREEK STATE OF VEGETATION EFFECTS OF SCURVY ARRIVE AT ROCKY GLEN COMPARISON OF NATIVE TRIBES HALT AT CARNAPAGA ARRIVAL AT CAWNDILLA REMOVAL TO THE DARLING LEAVE THE DARLING STATE OF THE RIVER OPPRESSIVE HEAT VISITED BY NADBUCK ARRIVAL AT MOORUNDI.
CHAPTER II/IV
REMARKS ON THE SEASON DRY STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS WINDS IN THE INTERIOR DIRECTION OF THE RANGES GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS NON-EXISTENCE OF ANY CENTRAL CHAIN PROBABLE COURSE OF THE STONY DESERT WHETHER CONNECTED WITH LAKE TORRENS OPINIONS OF CAPTAIN FLINDERS NO INFORMATION DERIVED FROM THE NATIVES THE NATIVES THEIR PERSONAL APPEARANCE DISPROPORTION BETWEEN THE SEXES THE WOMEN CUSTOMS OF THE NATIVES THEIR HABITATIONS FOOD LANGUAGE CONCLUSION.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE SEA COAST AND INTERIOR OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA; WITH OBSERVATIONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH ITS INTERESTS.
CHAPTER III/I
DUTIES OF AN EXPLORER GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA DESCRIPTION OF ITS COAST LINE SEA MOUTH OF THE MURRAY ENTERED BY MR. PULLEN RISK OF THE ATTEMPT BEACHING ROSETTA HARBOUR VICTOR HARBOUR NEPEAN BAY KANGAROO ISLAND KINGSCOTE CAPT. LEE'S INSTRUCTIONS FOR PORT ADELAIDE PORT ADELAIDE REMOVAL TO THE NORTH ARM HARBOUR MASTER'S REPORT YORKE'S PENINSULA PORT LINCOLN CAPT. LEE'S INSTRUCTIONS BOSTON ISLAND BOSTON BAY COFFIN'S BAY MR. CAMERON SENT ALONG THE COAST HIS REPORT POSITION OF PORT ADELAIDE.
CHAPTER III/II
PLAINS OF ADELAIDE BRIDGES OVER THE TORRENS SITE OF ADELAIDE GOVERNMENT HOUSE BUILDINGS AND CHURCHES SCHOOLS POLICE ROADS THE GAWLER BAROSSA RANGE THE MURRAY BELT MOORUNDI NATIVES ON THE MURRAY DISTANT STOCK STATIONS MOUNT GAMBIER DISTRICT ITS RICHNESS ASCENT TO MOUNT LOFTY MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT SCENE IN HINDMARSH VALLEY PROPORTION OF SOIL IN THE PROVINCE PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL PORT LINCOLN CLIMATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER SALUBRITY.
CHAPTER III/III
SEASONS CAUSE WHY SOUTH AUSTRALIA HAS FINE GRAIN EXTENT OF CULTIVATION AMOUNT OF STOCK THE BURRA-BURRA MINE ITS MAGNITUDE ABUNDANCE OF MINERALS ABSENCE OF COAL SMELTING ORE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE BURRA-BURRA EFFECT OF THE MINES ON THE LABOUR MARKET RELUCTANCE OF THE LOWER ORDERS TO EMIGRATE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CANADA AND AUSTRALIA THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES STATE OF SOCIETY THE MIDDLE CLASSES THE SQUATTERS THE GERMANS THE NATIVES AUTHOR'S INTERVIEWS WITH THEM INSTANCES OF JUST FEELING THEIR BAD QUALITIES PERSONAL APPEARANCE YOUNG SETTLERS ON THE MURRAY CONCLUSION.
MR. KENNEDY'S SURVEY OF THE RIVER VICTORIA
APPENDIX
ANIMALS BIRDS NO. I. LIST OF SPECIMENS, AND THE NAMES OF THE VARIOUS ROCKS, COLLECTED DURING THE EXPEDITION NO. II. LOCALITIES OF THE DIFFERENT GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS, COLLECTED BY THE CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN EXPDITION BOTANICAL APPENDIX, BY R. BROWN, ESQ., D.C.L., F.R.S., F.L.S, etc.