NEW SOUTH WALES (Continued)

ETHNOLOGICAL SERIES :-
:-

1. Aboriginal Carvings of Port Jackson and Broken Bay. Measured and Described by W. D. Campbell.

RECORDS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 7 vols. 4to. Sydney, 1889-1900

PUBLICATIONS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, SYDNEY.

I. CATALOGUES

9. VICTORIA

FORMERLY THE DISTRICT OF PORT PHILLIP OR AUSTRALIA FELIX. FIRST SETTLED BY COLONISTS FROM TASMANIA AUGUST, 1835; SEPARATED FROM NEW SOUTH WALES, 1851

See also SECTIONS 2, 6, 7, 65, 66, 67, and 70–77

KERR'S MELBOURNE ALMANAC AND PORT PHILLIP DIRECTORY FOR 1841. A compendium of useful and accurate information connected with Port Phillip. 8vo. Melb. 1841 ARDEN. Recent Information respecting Port Phillip and the promising Province of Australia Felix, in the great territory of New South Wales, including their History, Geography, and important Natural Resources. With interesting sketches of the Aboriginal Inhabitants, and valuable advice to emigrants. By the Editor of the Port Phillip Gazette (George Arden). 12mo. Lond. 1841 DAVENPORT. Specimens of the language of the Barrabool Tribe, and list of the Members of the Tribe, collected about 1842. By Mrs. F. A. Davenport. 'Letters from Victorian Pioneers.' 1899 GUNN. Bunyip' of Australia Felix. By Ronald C. Gunn.

6

Tas. Jour.' iii. 1847 PERRY. Letter from the Lord Bishop of Melbourne (Dr. Charles Perry) to the Honorary Secretary of the Special Committee for that Diocese. Map. 12mo. Lond. 1850 WATHEN. Coal Measures along the Coast between Western Port and Cape Lintrap, Port Phillip. By G. H. Wathen. R.S.T. i. 1851

RETURN RESPECTING THE GOLD FIELDS OF VICTORIA.

Pamp. H. Melb. 1851

Melb. 1852

TULLOCH. Five Views of the Gold Fields of Mount Alexander and Ballarat in Victoria. Drawn on the spot by D. Tulloch. Ob. 4to. BONWICK. Notes of a Gold Digger, and Gold Diggers' Guide.

12mo.

By James Melb. 1852

Bonwick. MORGAN. Life and Adventures of William Buckley, thirty-two years a wanderer amongst the Aborigines of the then unexplored country round Port Phillip, now the Province of Victoria. By John Morgan. 12mo. Hobart, 1852 Pamp. 129. Lond. 1853

COLONY OF VICTORIA. A'BECKETT. Does the Discovery of Gold in Victoria, viewed in relation to its Moral and Social Effects as hitherto developed, deserve to be considered a National Blessing or a National Curse? By Colonus (Sir William A'Beckett). Svo. Melb. 1853 CAMPBELL. Remarks on National Education, with reference to the Colony of Victoria. By C. Campbell. Vict. Pamp. iii. Melb. 1853 MOSSMAN. Emigrants' Letters from Australia (Victoria). Selected, with critical and explanatory remarks, by Samuel Mossman.

12mo. Lond. 1853

WEKEY. The Land: importance of its Culture to the General Prosperity of Victoria. With a special reference to the Cultivation of the Vine, its advantages and prospects. By S. Wekey. Vict. Pamp. i. Melb. 1854 BELL. Historical and Statistical View of the Colony of Victoria. By G. M. J.S.S. xvii. 1854

Bell.

VICTORIA (Continued)-

LANG. The Convict's Bank; or, a Plain Statement of the Case of Alleged
Embezzlement on the part of G. D. Lang, late Manager, and F. L.
Drake, late Accountant, of the Branch Bank of New South Wales
at Ballarat. With remarks on the trial. By Dr. J. Dunmore Lang.
8vo. Sydney, 1855
SELWYN. Report on the Geology, Palæontology, and Mineralogy of the
Country situated between Melbourne, Western Port Bay, Cape Schanck,
and Point Nepean. By A. R. C. Selwyn. Accompanied by a geological
map and sections.
P.P. (V.) i. 1854-55

A LETTER ON BOUNTY IMMIGRATION AND THE RIGHTS OF
LABOUR, TO THE LEGISLATORS AND PEOPLE OF VICTORIA.
By Philo-Victorian.
Vict. Pamp. i. Melb. 1856
A GLORIOUS FUTURE FOR AUSTRALIA: or, the Freeman's Guide-
book: being a Letter dedicated to the Electors of Victoria under its
New Constitution. By Nemo.
Ibid.
TAYLOR. The Church, the State, and the World; their Duties and Claims.
By Joseph Taylor.

CAIRNS.

Ibid. The Dangers and Duties of the Young Men of Victoria; or, Counsels adapted to the present Crisis. By the Rev. Dr. Adam Cairns. Ibid. DAVITT. Origin and Progress of the National System of Education. Arthur Davitt.

SETTLEMENT OF JOHN BATMAN IN PORT PHILLIP.

Ibid.

'Jour. of Aus.' i. 1856 BUNCE. Reminiscences of Twenty-three Years' Wanderings in the Australian Colonies. By Daniel Bunce.

Ibid.

VICTORIA ILLUSTRATED: 46 engraved Plates of Scenery, Buildings, &c.

1. Entrance to Port Phillip

CONTENTS

2. Ballaarat, looking N.W. from Mount Bunningyong

3. Ballaarat Flat, from the Black Hill

4. Ballaarat Post Office and Township, from
Government Enclosure

5. Lydiart Street, from Bath's Hotel, Ballaarat
6. Kyneton, looking towards the Bridge
7. Bendigo, from Road to Eagle Hawk

8. Forest Creek, from Road to Castlemaine

9. Market Square, Castlemaine

10. Creswick's Creek, from Spring Hill
11. Spring Hill, from Road to Government
Camp, Creswick's Creek

12. Government Camp, Creswick's Creek
13. Mount Macedon, from Lagoon north of
Bush Inn

14. Township of Keilor, from South Side of
Bridge

15. Sandhurst

16. Port of Warrnambool

17. Belfast, Port Fairy

18. Portland, from the Bay

19. Approach to Richmond, from North Bank of Yarra Yarra

20. Approach to Geelong, from the Bay

21. Steam Packet Wharf, Mack's Hotel, &c., Geelong

22. Yarra Street, looking South to the Bay of Geelong

23. Market Square, looking N.E. from Malop Street, Geelong

24. Market Square, North Side, Geelong

Ob. 4to. Melb. 1857

31. Approach to Melbourne from Abattoir
32. Princes Bridge and City Terminus of
M. & H.B. Railway, Melbourne

33. Queen's Wharf, Melbourne, West End
34. The University of Melbourne

35. St. Francis Cathedral, Melbourne

36. Dight's Mill, Yarra Yarra

37. View on the Yarra, near Dight's Mill

38. Government Offices, Melbourne

39. Hobson's Bay, &c., from Signal Station
40. National Model and Training School,
Melbourne

41. City Police Station and Town Hall,
Melbourne

42. Post Office, Melbourne

43. St. Paul's Church, from South End of Swanston Street, Melbourne

44. Great Collins Street, looking East from Wesleyan Chapel, Melbourne

45. Great Collins Street, looking West from Russell Street, Melbourne

46. Great Bourke Street, looking East from Queen Street, Melbourne

VICTORIA (Continued)—

BONWICK. William Buckley, the Wild White Man, and his Port Phillip Black Friends. By James Bonwick. 8vo. Melb. 1857

INTELLECTUAL OPPORTUNITIES OF THE WORKING MEN IN VICTORIA.

MILLAR. Supply of Water to the Town of Geelong. By John Millar.

BLANDOWSKI.

Ibid.

Ibid.

P.I.V. ii. 1858 Recent Discoveries in Natural History on the Lower Murray. By William Blandowski. STANBRIDGE. Astronomy and Mythology of the Aborigines of Victoria. By W. Edward Stanbridge. Ibid. BLANDOWSKI. Extensive Infusoria Deposits in the Mallee Scrub, near Swan Hill, on the Lower Murray River, in Victoria; and presence of Fucoidæ in Silurian Rocks, near Melbourne. By William Blandowski.

M'COMBIE. History of Victoria. By Thomas M'Combie.

Ibid.

1857-58

'Jour. of Aus. ' iii., iv. REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF VICTORIA ON THE ABORIGINES.

Folio. Melb. 1859

SMITH. Reclamation and Cultivation of Batman's Swamp, Victoria. By
Alexander Kennedy Smith.
P.I.V. iii. 1859
GELLIBRAND. Memoranda of a Trip to Port Phillip in 1836. By J. T.
Gellibrand.
Ibid.

NEUMAYER. Description and System of Working of the Flagstaff Observatory, Melbourne. By Prof. George Neumayer. Ibid.

MICHIE. Victoria suffering a Recovery. By (Sir) Archibald Michie.
Vict. Pamp. i. Melb. 1860

THE LAND BILL; being a Letter addressed to the Members of the Legis-
lative Council. By Moderation.
Ibid.
HOOD. Suggestions for a System of Drainage for Melbourne. By the Hon.
John Hood.

MACGILLIVRAY.

P.I.V. iv. 1860 Cheilostomatous Polyzoa of Victoria and other parts of

Ibid.

Australia. By P. H. MacGillivray. WOODS. Tertiary Rocks at Portland Bay, Victoria. By the Rev. Julian Edmund Woods. Ibid. CORBETT. Conjugal Condition of the People of Victoria, considered in relation to Laws of Divorce. By Francis A. Corbett. R.S.V. v. 1860 MORTON. Suggestions for the Introduction of Animals and Agricultural Seeds into Victoria. By W. Lockhart Morton.

Ibid. COATES. Deposit of Diatomaceæ at South Yarra, Victoria. By John Ibid.

Coates.

THE BEST PLAN TO IMPROVE THE AFFAIRS OF THE COLONY.
By Cincinnatus.
Pamp. 129. Melb. 1860
LOADER. Family Immigration for Victoria. By Thomas Loader.
Vict. Pamp. ii. Melb. 1861
CAMPBELL. The Squatting Question considered with a view to its
Settlement. By Colin Campbell.
Ibid.

VICTORIA (Continued)

M'COY. Snakes of Victoria. By Prof. M'Coy.

R.S.V. vi. 1861 BEVERIDGE. Dialects, Habits, Customs, and Mythology of the Lower Murray Aborigines, Victoria. By Peter Beveridge.

ASPINALL. Three Years in Melbourne. By Clara Aspinall.

Ibid.

12mo. Lond. 1862

SMYTH. Unexplored Districts of Victoria. By R. Brough Smyth.

R.S.V. vi. 1862

RAWLINSON. Suggestions for the Formation of a Colonial Navy, and for securing speedy and certain communication with Europe, and Defence of our Coasts in time of War. By Thomas E. Rawlinson. Ibid. RAWLINSON. Entrance to the Gipps Land Lakes, Victoria. By Thomas E. R.S.V. vi. 1863

Rawlinson.

Rawlinson.

RAWLINSON. Coast and Lakes of Gipps Land, Victoria. By Thomas E.
Ibid.
CHRISTY. Water Supply and Irrigation (in Victoria). By F. C. Christy. Ibid.
OUR NATIONAL DUTIES IN RELATION TO POPULATION, PRO-
TECTION AND LEGISLATION. By an ex-Member of the National
Anti-Corn Law League.
Vict. Pamp. iii. Melb. 1864
WOODS. Not Quite as Old as the Hills. Lecture on the Evidences of Man's
Antiquity. By Rev. J. E. Tenison Woods. Pamp. 129. Melb. 1864
WATTS. Fresh Water Algae of Victoria. By Henry Watts. R.S.V. vi. 1864
ARCHER. Genus of Coleoptera hitherto unfound in Victoria. By W. H.

Archer.

Ibid. SMITH. Surface and Underground Drainage of Melbourne. By Alexander K. Smith. Ibid. ADAMS. Yarra (Victoria) Floods and their Remedy. By Robert Adams. Ibid. WOODS. Geology of Portland. Two Lectures by Rev J. E. Tenison Woods. Pamp. 129. Portland, 1865

HARRISON. Victoria as a Field for Geologists. By Thomas Harrison. R.S.V. vii. 1865

RAWLINSON. On the Probable Erosion of the Mountain Ranges of Gipps Land. By Thomas E. Rawlinson.

Ibid. M'COY. Discovery of Cretaceous Fossils in Australia. By (Sir) Frederick M'Coy.

Ibid.

Ibid.

BLEASDALE. Report on an Exhibition of Gems, both Victorian and Foreign, held in Melbourne. By Rev. Dr. John I. Bleasdale. BONWICK. Volcanic Rocks of Rome and Victoria compared. By James

Bonwick.

ELLERY. Rainfall in Victoria. By R. L. J. Ellery.
SMYTH. Mining and Mineral Statistics (Victoria).

BARRY.

R.S.V. viii. 1866
Ibid.

By R. Brough Smyth. Pamp. 129. Melb. 1866

Address to the Workmen employed in Building the Great Hall of the Melbourne Public Library and Museum in Melbourne, delivered by Sir Redmond Barry. Svo. Melb. 1866 DAINTREE. Report on the Geology of the District of Ballan, including Remarks on the Age and Origin of Gold, &c. By Richard Daintree. Folio. Melb. 1866