The History of Discovery in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand : From the Earliest Date to the Present Day (Paperback)

1. Dr. Leichhardt's expedition overland from Moreton Bay to Port Essington in the years 1844 and 1845; 2. The expedition of Captain Sturt into Central Australia in the years 1844, 45, and 46; 3. Exploring expeditions in Western Australia continued; 4. Sir Thomas Mitchell's fourth expedition. Discovery of the Barcoss; 5. Kennedy's explorations of the Barcoo and of the York Peninsula, 1847; 6. The expedition of Mr. Robert Austin, assistant surveyor, into the interior of Western Australia, in 1854; 7. Expedition for the exploration of Northern Australia in 1855?6, under the command of Mr. A. C. Gregory; 8. The expeditions of John McDouall Stuart, extending from Adelaide to the North Sea, from 1858 to 1862; 9. The exploring expedition of Victoria in 1860?1 under the command of Messrs. Burke and Wills; 10. Expedition in quest of that of Messrs. Burke and Wills, under the command of Mr. Alfred William Howitt; 11. The journey of Burke and Wills to the Gulf of Carpentaria, and return to Cooper's Creek; 12. The exploration expedition of Mr. McKinlay in search of Burke and Wills in 1861 and 1862; 13. Landsborough's expedition from the Gulf of Carpentaria in quest of Burke and Wills, 1861; 14. Mr. Frederick Walker's expedition in quest of Burke and Wills; 15. Expeditions of discovery in South Australia in 1856?57?58, and 59; 16. Exploring expeditions in South Australia in 1856?57?58, and 59, continued; 17. Augustus C. Gregory's expedition in quest of Dr. Leichhardt's remains; 18. Expeditions in Western Australia in 1858 and 1861, by Mr. Frank T. Gregory; 19. Expedition for bringing down the remains of Burke and Wills; 20. Conclusion of discovery in Australia; 21. Incidents of discovery and settlement in New Zealand; 22. Discovery of the insularity of the South Island; 23. Discoveries in the middle island continued; 24. Opening communication with the west coast.