Labour and Industry in Australia : From the First Settlement in 1788 to the Establishment of the Commonwealth in 1901 (Paperback)

Part IV continued: 4. Immigration; 5. Land legislation and settlement; 6. Industries; 7. Wages and conditions of labour; 8. Prices; 9. The railway beginnings of Australia; 10. Currency, banking, and exchange; Part V. From the Introduction of Free Selection before Survey to the Establishment of Protection in Victoria, and the Beginning of a Vigorous Policy of Public Works in all the Colonies: 1. Introduction to the fifth period; 2. Immigration; 3. Recrudescence of bushranging; 4. Land legislation and settlement; 5. Labour and wages; 6. The introduction of coloured labour into Queensland; 7. Prices; 8. Tariff changes and the establishment of protection in Victoria; 9. Intercolonial tariff relations; 10. The crisis in Queensland during 1866.