Volume 3 — List Of Corrections
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Page Correction 2 * Political Economy. Stuttgart, 1840. (J. C. Cotton[Cotta].) 24 being much more extensively dealt in in[delete 2nd in] European 29 * Mr. Edward Hill, a son-in-law[brother-in-law] of 32 according to all unbiassed[unbiased] observers, 33 * among the natives of the north. M. Augos[Angas], 43 * Hunter River and the Newcastle stone-fields[coal-fields], 58 * thence over the Cool[Cook]-River 96 by the numerous streams and creaks[creeks] 111 * fruit of Tupa-kihi (Coriaria Samentosa[Sarmentosa]). 120 settlements adjoining Fovean's[Foveau]Straits 172 Commodore Von Wüllerstorff[Wüllerstorf] consented on condition 177 * this little-explored England[island], we avail 186 * put at my disposal by Colonel Thorold[Mould] 191 * Pakaivau[Pakawau] give ground for anticipating that 231 had already made the the[del 2nd the] circuit 231 * In the reception-room[court] a perfect mountain 241 * Pusenaura, Papara, Papuriri[Papeuriri], 243 * (pine-apples), papayas (pomegranates?)[(carica papayi)], 244 * VI. Pia (Tacea[Tacca] pinnatifida), 245 * the pandanus fruit, the spandias[spondias] dulcis 263 good officers[offices] of the British Government 269 details repecting[respecting] them. 279 * in 118[48] days, and although 282 nothing recals[recalls] that singular national aboriginal type, 293 For this purpose Commodore von Wüllerstoff[Wüllerstorf] 299 * traveller Sillis[Gillis], who for many years 300 lodged, and clothed gratuituously[gratuitously], 306 the downfal[downfall] of the existing Government 308 * (Ferro Canil[Carril] del Sur) 321 unhappy case. Commodore Wüllerstorff[Wüllerstorf], 338 * the[a] little boat made its appearance 351 * a fine penetrating dew (gama[garua]), 372 "Los ninos[niños] se crian en la Calle!" 380 Manuel Fuentes' valuable "Estadestica[Estadistica] General de Lima 389 * Accordingly our[Formerly the] ride to Chorillos, 395 we passed the beautifully situate[situated] village 407 * in such cases, the name Cocani[Cocain] 407 * Cocani[Cocain] is precipitated in colourless inodorous 407 * Cocani[Cocain] completely neutralizes acids, 407 * nature and properties of cocani[cocain]. M. Wöhler, 410 * respecting which Hasakael[Hasskarl] has observed 417 * amount to from 8 to 10 dollars per centner[quintal]. 418 * reached Huanchoco[Huanchaco], the principal 418 * me a small flask of this[a] hitherto little-known 419 * de Lambajique[Lambajeque] in the department of Chola. 419 * miles north of Lambajique[Lambajeque] lies the Indian 419 * Central American State of San Salvadore[Salvador] 420 * chinchilla fur (Criomys[Eriomys] Chinchilla), 420 * city from the river Chirār[Chirar], 422 * it was as high as[it rose from] 65° to 70°[76°] Fahr. 422 * with the adjacent islet of Taboquille[Taboquilla], 428 * By Dr. Le Breton[Lebreton], a French physician 430 * the Company at from £200,000 to £1,300,000[£300,000]. 430 * hour or two[a few hours] a journey which often occupied 435 * geological and botanical facts[specimens] 444 * However[Moreover], the impression made by the 454 more extensive mementoes[mementos] of Roman architecture 496 utility of pushing on [to] the dépôt 519 Algesiras[Algeziras], i. 40 522 Campbeltown[Cambelton], New South Wales, excursion to 524 Curaré, the Indian prison[poison], 524 Corróborry[Coróborry], dance of the Australian aborigines, 529 Joss-ticks[Joss-sticks], ii. 341 529 Illawarra[Illawara] District, New South Wales, 532 Metelenien[Metelenian], harbour of, in Puynipet island, 533 Director of the Botannical[Botanical] Garden 535 Papacura[Papakura], plains of, New Zealand, iii. 170
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