SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Continued)SPENCE. Effective Voting (South Australia).

By Miss C. H. Spence.
Pamp. 128. Adelaide, 1893

HARRIS. Geographical Nomenclature of South Australia. By C. Hope A.A.A.S. v. 1893

Harris.

SYMON. Address to the Young South Australian Patriotic Association. By (Sir) J. H. Symon. Pamp. 128. Adelaide, 1893 BROWN. Catalogue of South Australian Minerals, with the Mines and other Localities where found, and Remarks on the Mode of Occurrence of some of the principal Metals and Ores. By H. Y. L. Brown. Pamp. 128. Adelaide, 1893

TATE. Marine Gastropoda of South Australia. By Prof. Ralph Tate.

R.S.S.A. xvii. 1893

TEPPER. Descriptions of South Australian Brachyscelid Galls. By Otto Ibid.

Tepper.
Tepper.

TEPPER. Notes and Remarks on South Australian Rhopalocera. By Otto

Ibid.

MYERS. Irrigation the New Australia. By Francis Myers (Telemachus). Pamp. 129. Melb. 1893

JOBSON. Beetaloo Waterworks, South Australia. By Christopher Jobson. P.I.C.E. cxiii. 1893

SPENCE. An Australian's Impressions of America. By Miss C. H. Spence. (m.) Pamp. 163. 1894 BLACKMORE. The Law of the Constitution of South Australia: a Collection of Imperial Statutes, Local Acts, and Instruments relating to the Constitution and Government of the Province. With Notes Historical and Constitutional. By Edwin Gordon Blackmore. 4to. Adelaide, 1894 LOWER. List of South Australian Rhopalocera. By Oswald B. Lower. R.S.S.A. xvii., xviii. 1893–94 TATE. Diagnoses of Mollusca from Central Australia. By Prof. Ralph Tate. Ibid. xviii. 1894 CHEWINGS. Notes on the Sedimentary Rocks in the MacDonnell and James Ranges. By Dr. Charles Chewings. Ibid. NEWLAND. Some Aboriginals I have Known.

By Simpson Newland.
R.G.S.A. (S.A.) iii. 1894

BERRY. Labour Colonies in South Australia. By Rev. Joseph Berry.

(m.) Pamp. 163. 1895

SPENCE. South Australia's Victory for Adult Suffrage. By Miss C. H.
Spence.
'Can. Mag.' v. 1895

MARCH. Settlement of the People on the Land in South Australia. By
J. E. March.
P.P. (N.Z.) 1895
R.S.S.A. xix. 1895

TEPPER. Little-known Orthoptera from Lake Callabonna, South Australia.
By Otto Tepper.

MOULDEN. Petrographical Observations upon some South Australian Rocks. By J. Collett Moulden.

Ibid.

VERCO. Revision of the Recent Gasteropods of South Australia. By Dr. J. C. Verco.

Ibid.

SLOANE. Carabidæ from Lake Callabonna, Central Australia. By Thomas G. Sloane.

Ibid.

and Capt. Inglis.

CHAPMAN and INGLIS. Tides of South Australia. By R. W. Chapman R.G.S.A. (S.A.) iii. 1895

SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Continued)

ADELAIDE HOSPITAL.

Short account of the circumstances which led to
the resignation of the Honorary Staff. Pamp. 128. Adelaide, 1896
PARSONS. Report on the Establishment and Extension of Commercial
Relations between Japan and China and South Australia. By J.
Langdon Parsons.
Pamp. F. Adelaide, 1896

VERCO. Descriptions of New Species of Marine Mollusca of South Australia.
By Dr. J. C. Verco.
R.S.S.A. xix., xx. 1895-96
CLARK. Geology of the Ninety-Mile Desert. By Edward Vincent Clark.
Ibid. xx. 1896
STIRLING and ZIETZ. Genyornis Newtoni-a Fossil Struthious Bird from
Lake Callabonna, South Australia. By Dr. E. C. Stirling and A. H. C.
Zietz.
Ibid.

TEPPER. Coleoptera of Lake Callabonna, South Australia. By Otto

Tepper. Ibid. MONCRIEFF. Report on Water Conservation Schemes which have been suggested in various parts of South Australia. By Alex. B. Moncrieff. Map. P.P. (S.A.) 1897 MORGAN. List of Birds in the Neighbourhood of Laura, South Australia. By Dr. M. Morgan. R.S.S.A. xxi. 1897 TATE. Evidences of Glaciation in Central Australia. By Prof. Ralph Tate. Ibid.

BROWNE. Anthropological Notes relating to the Aborigines of the Lower North of South Australia. By J. Harris Browne. Ibid. HOWCHIN. Occurrence of Lower Cambrian Fossils in the Mount Lofty Ranges. By Walter Howchin.

Ibid.

SUTHERLAND. The South Australian Company: a Study in Colonization. By George Sutherland. 12mo. Lond. 1898

EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD: the Colonization of South Australia and
New Zealand. By Dr. R. Garnett.
12mo. Lond. 1898
HODDER. The Founding of South Australia as Recorded in the Journals
of Robert Gouger, First Colonial Secretary. Edited by Edwin
Hodder.
12mo. Lond. 1898
TODD. Meteorological Observations made at the Adelaide Observatory and
other Places in South Australia and the Northern Territory during the
years 1876-1895. By Sir Charles Todd. Folio. Adelaide, 1876-98
DAVID and HOWCHIN. Glacial Remains in South Australia. By Prof.
T. W. E. David and W. Howchin. R.S.S.A. xxi. and xxii. 1897-98
TATE. Two Deep-Level Deposits of Newer Pleistocene in South Australia.
By Prof. Ralph Tate.
Ibid. xxii. 1898

CHAPMAN and INGLIS. Tides of South Australia. By R. W. Chapman
and Capt. A. Inglis.
A.A.A.S. vii. 1898
TATE. Deep-seated Eocene Strata in the Croydon and other Bores. By
Prof. Ralph Tate.
R.S.S.A. xxii. 1898

TORR and ASHBY. Definitions of Seven New Species of South Australian
Polyplacophora. By Dr. W. G. Torr and Edwin Ashby.
Ibid.

A MAKER OF COLONIES (Edward Gibbon Wakefield). (m.) Pamp. 163. 1898 CHATTER ON THINGS IN GENERAL. By Magpie.' 12mo. Adelaide, 1898

SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Continued)COCKBURN.

South Australia as a Federal Unit. By (Sir) John A. Cockburn. Pamp. 193. Lond. 1899 HAY. Footprints. A Memoir of the late Alexander Hay, one of the Fathers and Early Colonists of South Australia. By his Widow.

Illustrated. 12mo. Lond. 1899

JOURNALISM IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Farewell to Mr. J. H. Finlayson. Pamp. 193. Adelaide, 1899

PETHERICK. South Australia. By Edward A. Petherick.

International Geography.' 1899

TATE. Older Tertiary Fossils of Uncertain Age from the Murray Desert.
By Prof. Ralph Tate.
R.S.S.A. xxiii. 1899
HOWCHIN. Geology of Kangaroo Island, with special reference to Evidences
of extinct Glacial Action. By William Howchin.
Ibid.
TATE. Definitions of New Species of Land Shells from South Australia.
By Prof. Ralph Tate.
HAWKER. Early Experiences in South Australia. By James C. Hawker.
8vo. Adelaide, 1899

COCKBURN. South Australia. By (Sir) John A. Cockburn.

Ibid.

Inter. Com. Con. Phil. 1899 GAWLER. George Gawler, K.H., 52nd Light Infantry. A Life Sketch compiled under the direction of his daughter, Jane Cox Gawler, from original documents, letters, and other interesting papers in her possession. By C. W. N. 12mo. Derby, 1900 STIRLING and ZIETZ. Fossil Remains of Lake Callabonna, South Australia. By E. C. Stirling and A. H. C. Zietz. Mem. R.S.S.A. i. 1899-1900 COCKBURN. South Australia. By Sir John A. Cockburn.

'B.E. Series,' iv. 1900 REPORT OF THE TAXATION ACTS COMMISSION; together with Minutes of Proceedings, Evidence and Appendices. P.P. (S.A.) 1900 REPORTS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION: together with Minutes of Proceedings, Evidence and Appendices. P.P.(S.A.) 1899-1900

11. NORTHERN TERRITORY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

See also SECTIONS 2, 6, 7, 10, 65, 67, and 70–77

PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OF PRINCE ALBERT LAND.

Vict. Pamp. ii. Melb. 1862

NORTHERN TERRITORY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Accompanied by a Map. 8vo. Adelaide, 1863 OPPEN. A Description of the Northern Territory of South Australia, carefully compiled from the various Explorers' and Surveyors' Journals and Charts. By Edward A. Oppen. Map. 8vo. Hertford, 1864 KNIGHT. Northern Territory of South Australia. Edited by J. G. Knight. 12mo. Adelaide, 1880

FOELSCHE. Notes on the Aborigines of North Australia. By Paul Foelsche. R.S.S.A. v.

1882

With

R.S.S.A. xv.

1892

HOLTZE. Narrative of an Exploring Tour across Melville Island
Notes on its Botany. By Maurice Holtze.
RAVENSCROFT. Some Habits and Customs of the Chingalee Tribe,
Northern Territory, S.A. By A. G. B. Ravenscroft.
MACKILLOP. Anthropological Notes on the Aboriginal Tribes of the Daly
River, North Australia. By Rev. Donald Mackillop.

Ibid.

R.S.S.A. xvii. 1893 PARKHOUSE. Native Tongues in Neighbourhood of Port Darwin. By T. A. Parkhouse. R.S.S.A. xix. 1895 REPORT OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY COMMISSION. With Minutes of Proceedings, Evidence, and Appendices.

Folio. Adelaide, 1895

PARKHOUSE. Native Tribes of Port Darwin and Neighbourhood. By
T. A. Parkhouse.
A.A.A.S. vi. 1895
BRACKENBURY. Report on Agricultural and other Lands of the Northern
Territory of South Australia. By Langley J. Brackenbury.
Pamp. F. Adelaide, 1896
BROWN. Reports on Geological Explorations in the Northern Territory
(Arltunga Goldfield, &c.) By H. Y. L. Brown. P.P. (S.A.) 1896
ETHERIDGE. Contributions to the Paleontology of South Australia. By
R. Etheridge, jun.

Ibid.

LINDSAY and WINNECKE. Reports on Tablelands-Northern Territory.
By D. Lindsay and C. Winnecke.
P.P. (S.A.) 1898

GOVERNMENT RESIDENT'S REPORT ON THE NORTHERN TERRI-
TORY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

P.P. (S.A.) 1880-1900

12. QUEENSLAND

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE MORETON BAY DISTRICT; SEPARATED FROM NEW SOUTH WALES, 1859

See also SECTIONS 2, 6, 7, and 65–77

EARL. Notes on Northern Australia and the Neighbouring Seas. By
G. Windsor Earl.
J.R.G.S. xii. 1842
LEICHHARDT. Geology, Botany, Natural History, and Capabilities of the
Country between Moreton Bay and Port Essington. By Dr. L.
Leichhardt.
'Tas. Jour.' iii. 1847
CLARKE. Carboniferous and other Geological Relations of the Maranoa
District in Queensland in reference to a Discovery of Zoological Fossils
in Wollombilla Creek and Stoney Creek, West Maitland. By Rev.
W. B. Clarke.
R.S.V. vi. 1861
PUGH. Brief Outline of the Geographical Position, Population, Climate,
Resources, Capabilities, Form of Government, Land Laws, Trade
Revenue, &c., of Queensland. By Theophilus P. Pugh.

12mo. Brisbane, 1861 GREGORY. Sketch of the Residence of James Morrill (or Murrells) among the Aboriginals of Northern Queensland for seventeen years; being a narrative of his life, shipwreck, landing on the coast, and residence among the aboriginals: also an account of the natural productions of Northern Queensland, and manners, customs, language, and superstitions of its inhabitants. By Edmund Gregory. 8vo. Brisbane, 1865 SCOTT. Foundation of the Settlement at Rockingham Bay. By A. Jervoise J.R.G.S. xxxv. 1865

Scott.

JARDINE. Description of the Neighbourhood of Somerset, Cape York.
By John Jardine.
J.R.G.S. xxxvi. 1866
THOMPSON. Secondary Beds of Northern Australia. By H. A. Thompson.
R.S.V. ix. 1869

GÜNTHER. Description of Ceratodus, a Genus of Ganoid Fishes recently discovered in the Rivers of Queensland. By Dr. Albert Günther.

Tran. Roy. Soc. 1871

ACTS AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO MINERAL LANDS IN THE
COLONY OF QUEENSLAND.
Pamp. 179. Brisbane, 1873
MCDONALD. Mode of Preparing the Dead among the Natives of the Upper
Mary River, Queensland. By Albert McDonald. J.A.I. i., ii. 1872-73
BRAZIER. Descriptions of Eleven New Species of Terrestrial and Marine
Shells from North-East Australia. By John Brazier. R.S.N.S.W. 1874
HUME. Report on the Queensland Tin Field. By Walter C. Hume.
Pamp. 179. Brisbane, 1874
MACKAY. Semi-Tropical Agriculturist and Colonists' Guide. By Angus
8vo. Brisbane, 1875

Mackay.
BENNETT. Chlamydosaurus, or Frilled Lizard of Queensland. By Dr.
George Bennett.
R.S.T. 1875
WHITWORTH. Bailliere's Queensland Gazetteer and Road Guide; con-
taining the most recent and accurate information as to every place in
the Colony. Compiled by Robert P. Whitworth.
Map. 8vo. Brisbane, 1876