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![AUSTRALIA~— continued. 86* ‘Emu ” (The) : Orricia, OrGAN of the RoyaAL AUSTRALASIAN ORNITHOLOGISTS’ UNION, Vols. 2-28, fully tllustrated, 27 vols, Layil Svat: enei90298 G15 87 Extracts from the Works of various AutTHors, for the Entertainment and In- struction of a Party of Emigrants, on their Voyage to Sydney, cr. 8vo., ci., For private distribution, 1838 12s 6d 88 Eyre (Edward John) Journats of Exprpitions of Discovery into CENTRAL AUSTRALIA and OVERLAND from ADELAIDE to KING GEORGE’S SounD, 1840-41, including an Account of the Manners and Customs of the Aborigines and the State of their Relations with Europeans, with maps and plates, 2 vols, 8vo., cl., 1845 £3 The greater part of the second vol is devoted to the Aborigines and their Origin, Manners, Customs, Language, &c. 89 Favenc (E.) The History of AusrratiaAn ExpLoration, from 1788 to 1888, compiled from State Documents, Private Papers and the most Authentic Sources of Information, with maps and facsimiles, roy. 8vo., hf. calf [1888] 8s 90 Fernyhough (W. H.) Coriecrion of Five Porrratrs of AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES, the Heads drawn in Silhouette, each size 104 dy 64 zm., mounted in 4to. album, Af. cl., 7. G. Austin & Co., Sydney |c. 1839] 47 10s Tobin; Punch, wife of Cullabaa, Broken Bay Tribe; Bill Worrall, Five Islands Tribe ; Mary, Botany Bay Tribe ; Tommy, Broken Bay Tribe. 91 Fison (L.) and A. W. Howirr.—Kaminaror and Kurnar: Group-Marriage and Relationship, and Marriage by EKlopement, map, 8vo., cl., Melbourne, 1880 £1 16s 92 Flinders (Matthew, Second Lieutenant of His Majesty's Ship ‘“ Reliance’’) OBSERVATIONS on the Coasts of Van DIEMEN’S LAND, on BAss’s STRAITS and its ISLANDS, and on part of the Coasts of NEw SoutH WALEs, intended to accompany the Charts of the late Discoveries in those Countries (40 pp.), 4to., sewn, uncut, as twsued, inserted in portfolio, Printed by John Nichols, 1801 450 In the latter part of 1800 Flinders, then unknown, returned to this country, and through this pamphlet made known some of his earliest discoveries. Sir John Banks, to whom it is dedicated, was impressed by his remarks and expressed a desire for a more systematic examination of these coasts to be made. In consequence, Flinders was given the command of the Investigator, which was to make history. Mention of this tract is made in Historical Records of N.S. Wales, Vol. 4, p. 300, and in the Dictionary of National Biography, but THERE IS NO RECORD OF A COPY EVER HAVING BEEN OFFERED FOR SALE. Inquiry at the Admiralty has satisfied us that no maps were issued with the tract. The Admiralty authorities have kindly given permission for the originals to be photographed, tf the buyer so desires. 93 The Lire of Capt. Matrnew Fiinpers, by Ernest Scott, with portraits, - maps and facsimiles, 8vo., cl., Sydney, 1914 12s](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30483657_0013.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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