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THE WILDS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
THE DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER (1 878.
HONGKONG MARKETS.
da Rasorted by ÜHINESE OF THE 10TH Sept., 1878.
PARA
COTTON GOODS.
Cotton Yarn, Nel 18 to 5%, par 450 The
VESSELS,
Lorne
rtn.105.00 | | Long Bil, MM Alworted, pee plače, 1:00 to 115:00 Long 512 HH Searlet, pur piec
31.70 to 1.75 Long Fin, H Searlet, per piece.
53 60 to 5.35 Lang ille, Astorted, per pioseando
$3.65 60 3.70 Lastings, DD, por place,
16.30 to 35 Spanish Stripe porpard
2,10 to £15 RES $230 to 2,19
METALS
Trob, Hoop, pax ploit, $15 to 120 frou Fox, par plat 34.61 to 2.30 Iron, Nall Road, per mm.
1:15 to 1.70 from it. 1.05 ton, Vire, par
150 215 Land, WA; per pient to 2.53 Land Le, par post
203)
DEPRODUCIBI
PRODU
BUS to 8.75 Ca
Complex Deoked,pari
$4.65.to 4.75
Qampboz, Baroda, olaarj
5.75 to 5.50 Camphor, Refase, por $18.80 to 16.20 Cardawions, Superior.
45 to 8.55 Cotton, dame per $14.80 to 15.13 Catton, Zipgn, prep
$0.75 to 35 Cotton, Hhanghai, por
BOR STREE Colton Hantung. por pikë A
Cotten, Toulaju, pur pioal. $2,05 to 210 Cattor, Tungahow, por foula 39.50 to 355 | Citium Boada, Finland, VERED Colson Seeds, Slam
18 to 010 Almonds, par mheut $0.21 to 0.22 Alum. 1st qustion or aloul...
0.1 to 03 Alam, 2nd quinlity, bar plonk
pet ligalig 0.28 to 0.20 Hark, Slam, par poule 1.95 to 2.10 Back Camphoz, por pical 235 to 2.40 Decha de Mor, per pionli........... 12 10 to 2.15 Bocs Waz, Japan waits, ner
10 to 3.43 Dees Wax, Thnks of Zollow por 3.1 to 3.20 Eros Wax, White, por piani... $1.65 to 1.70 Binia' Noste, 1st quality, per pient $6.75 to 5.80 | Birla Noste, 2nd quality, per pioula $4,1 to 4,15) Birls' Nosta, Zerlinality, per fina
36.10 to 6.15 Brintono, per pioul de $2.50 to 1.65 Entfair How Hithe
*25,50 to 5.95 Callister, Japan.
Onttiofan: Japan, without bonas, 35:30 to 5.65
30.30 0.15 Cuttlefiel, Chanolow, por pical:. $82.00 to 82.50 † Dates, Black, ver prou... $63.00 to 699 Dates, Rad, perpiontourna
57:30 to 1.35 Dried Lily Flowers 1.85 Dried Lily Flowers
y
Pea Oil, per pleol. Feos, Whits, por picut 300 Fom, Grean, per pion
9.00 to 19.
318.50
8,2% Peah, Black, Yor
147 Pens, Yellow, nor picul 19.00 Frau, Green Ums,
Posri Barley, per picq Pointon Flons, pir
07.00 to $7.50
$10.00 to 10.59
Putoluck, par pica, akumuloni
10.30 to Roceros Howw, per pioul..RE
to 24:50 Ranosecon Horu, Matuor, per Stoics, Slam, No. 1, perpionl
Woko Hito, Siam, No. 2, per pinal
23.80 Hop, Sismilled No, per piau)
Rice, Blam, willed No. Rica, Saigon, Now!, per piqui, Rice, Enigan, Homy bags. 16:80 to 17.502iso, Salgón, Starw hoga.
Riga, Japan, gia
17.20 to 18.47) Halpetre, per pion) havin
7:50 1 18.20) Sonweed, Green, perpionl SKATTEO Senwol Clit, pactul
25 di Salaman, Bhok, per
Sharken, por pical.. Shesh Japan, per pieu) Shetland, Calomile, per plu
15.50 to 16.80 $47.50 to 9
2.65 to 995
38-1-516-325
$8.00 to 1.£0.
točkih, por piomésessinéegli având su Staita Produce, &c., _
Betel Nut, per pisul
Fapptr Waits, parníct)........................
Tla..595 th, 9.907)
£69 to 3.79.
1.04
£ 46 to 2,48
$2.40 to 244
$250 to 2.52
$1.98 to 18
$1.00 to 1.28.
$2.00 to 2.88.
33.90 to 19
FC.44 to 8.48.
$8.65 to F,75 $2.75 to 2.40
$35.00 10 90,00
187.00 to 29.06
£8.50 lo: 9.50
$5.00 to 0.50
$4.20 to 4.85
$13.86 to 14.20
*$47.95 to 7235
75 to 8.80 3.75 to 3.80
Rattan, Stails, por pigul....
Rattan, Bangna, per pjatt.
$4.25 to $65
Rafal Wood, Malabaz, per plou)$9.99 335
Bondal Wood, South Seat, por pical ...415.00 16 19,50. Japan Wood, Manila, per pion)
$2.25 to 2,00
$1.00 to 200
to 800 30040-220
$10 to -1.30
Pepper, Black, por pion ..
16.25 to 6.90 $98.00 to 39.00 $26.80 to 23.00 Flinte, par pion? . *150 to 0,65 $25.60,10
C1.37 to 1.40 Ginang, Arcerican, let quality, pleur $200 to 186
Wood, Bian, ger.pleat $1.29 to 120 Glazeug, Amerion, ad quality, vical $150 to 220 Sugar, Shekong, White, No. 1, ppel 36.70 to: S 30:85 to 1.10 : Name, Orőskry, pot fleal Th 18.00 to 1.40 Sugar, Shot-lang: White No.2 ppel. 0.10 to 620 4815.20 ta 15:40 Hama, Superior, per pisal T2100 21.10. Sugar, Shet lunt, Draper 2 $3.90 to 4.55 $90.00 to 38.60. Hemp, Jankar, por pleal ning my $36.50 to 12.00 Cuirst Dandy, Bhok-lang, rez pical. 59-36 to 9.65
$17.05.to 48.00 Taingine, Japad, por piau.. $13.50 to 09.00 Melns Reads, Lat quants, for pion $2,200 to 4,000 Molos Seeds. 3nd quality, per pleal
200 4.500 3650-to: 800 $130 to 10. nahrooms, por plonk $2.85 to 16 Mussole, Dry Siam largo, per piezl 12.00 to 15-50 Banels, Dry Ginni andulo, por-pinal $7.00 to 805 Makacs, Per Signi ewall, por plepl.
SHIPPING IN THE CHINA WATERS
plopl.$15.00 to 14.50 Horap, Siais, por pica 11.00 Sugar Candy Foaction nor piaal 17.
DATE OF
ABRIVAL ATTAIN.
AND.BIG,
TONS.
CONSIGNEES,
HONGKONG.
1 Sep 8: Kid
Sept. 7 Diorup Aug. 30 L. Moyor Sep 9 Abrona
Ang.27 T. Alderton Ang 26 AeLorman Ang.28 Joslaagari Sapt Williams Sept. 6 Soott Sept. 8 Pitman
* Holland
D. Martin' A. Berning A. G. Cary
Sent 2 MoCalooli Sept Timm Bert.10 Barclay June 28
·Brī, at, 1550 | Butterfeld & Swire. | Dán. str··880 | Mayar &-Üà q
Brit str 1716 | 07 & 0.8. S. Co Gex: str 789 Wa Pustan & Co
·Brit, str 719)- Kwok ̈Acheong
Adamson, Ball & Ca. P. & O. S. NC! Sienisson & Davi Russell & Coppe
Brit: str 1427
Brit. at 10:36
Ger. str†* 648" Span str 250
Brit. str.
Brit str Brit. str Britt
654 | Butterfield & Selte 317 Kwong Los Tran 964 D Lapraik & Co. 153 G. MoBui
Brit·sti 2700 Bric, str 1050 Brit str 1001
Bratr 404
DRAUDIMAS TION.
10.83 to 1050 $16.00 to 45.00 Sugar Candy, Brutow, While, per ionl 16.65 to 716
to 5.30
Vorniculi, Tiratein, por pical: $4.20 to 4.50 Walnuts, ver peli $48.00 to 58.00 What, flentin, per pical-30 to 2.6
<$11.00 Łó•1 Lan Wheat. Califormis, per påquž dalis a $2.35 60 87 Wood Oil, For picule
37.45 to 7.76 - Window Glass, par bor.
FLAGTONS,
DATE OF GATTAIN AND LIQ ARRIVAŬ
$800 to $.50
$5.25 to 5.80
2.95 to -2.80
5.8.0 to 5.9.8
$2.55 to 2.86
CONDIGNEES,
DESTINA TION,
FOOCHOW
IN PORT ON 1ST SEPT. 1578.
015 Turner & Co S
S'pora, &c.
Yokobora
Repairing.
Shanghai
Yokohama
Repairing
Repairing
Argentino
An 8 Basett. Christian Aug. 22 Stoar ̈ Cuba
Aug. 16 Stabell Hiram Emerey Aug 30 Wyman. Kjobenhavn Ang, 30 Grove Lizzie Rosebud Witlie Wyb
Brik atr
Lenách
Ges sol
231 Kaw Houg Take & Co..
Brit. bk
820
Kawling Take & Co
Tientaln
Amor. bk
799 Liigan & Ca
Dan. at
701
Silverlock & Co.
Trondon
Ang 8 Hellon
Brit, so
178. China. S
July 2 Collins
Brit-30
411
Adamson Hell & Ca
Melbourne
Aug: 19 Hadenceh Ang. B BrownS
Brit ach
27
Kaw Hong Take & Co
Brit b
800
W. McKenzie Bradley London
Shanghai
Haiphong
SHANGHAI.
East Coast
Butterfield & Swire Cantou
C. &, Stumbent Col. Caution HC, M. Steamboat Col Canton
Kwok cucong. Molokers & Co
Get str. 854 | Blessen, & Co
Jardine, Matheson & Co. London
Kwok áöheong. P&O.S. N. Co Hop Kes
Brit. at 1085
Bangkok,
Brit, str 1903 Brit, atr -606
Repairing
Sept Brisco Sept Purton Sept. 6 R. A Jones
Deit, str 1119
Yokoham
Brit. tr 996 Brit, str 1016 Brit. ate 1890 Gecatr 731 Bet ste Span str.
Spore, do
H.C. Steamboat Cul Sony Shing
033
Yuen Fat Hong
Saigon Bangkok
Reanedios, & Co-
Manila
Holliday, Wise & Co
Almatis - B. Taylor Capella Chazley
Aug-12 Douglas Aug. 21 Blanchard. Ang, 16) Taylor! Aug. Andersc Ang. 20 Inok y Aug 17 Urioli": Jnly 20 Monsie July 8 Johnsoz Aug. 27 Tiptaft July 1 Grangé. Ang 15 Cooper July 16 Wade July 14 Morgan Halton Castle Aug 29 Angl Haydu Brow Jano 20 Hover Ifilda. Aug. 17 Fox J.R. Worcester May 23. Cañas
O. Was Chiasmag Columbia Cutty Sark Dou Fantaisie Furard Ho Glimpse
peg bor WOOLLEN GOODS. it is. The species of casuarina known as fortunately no damage was done, Ularring
∙Blankets, 8 lbs, per pair.. the desert dakis indeed of the highest was left on October 18th, and the journey
Fianketa, 9 he per pair, Blankets, 10 lbs per paits The amp share more blanks in the vast value as timber tree, but to carry it to a was of the same monotonous and trying bird.
Blanketa, 12 iba, por pAJE. Tract of Western Australia than in any other market is impossible, so that for the prosent till the out-stations of Western Australia
Uncolate, 998, pur piego.a were reached. Latterly, the expedition went
$18,80 to 17,00 Cardamosa, Teferice, per picule. Camlots, 69, por pigeons part of the groat continent. The reason is it is a mare weed of the bush.
17.00 to 17:20 Clevén, por pisul stations wines that little is known of its character, on In the Times, of Dec. 26, 1877, will be over ground to some extout previously ® ex- Dan.
23.65 to 2.70 Cainlate, BBB, per place 18.50 to 18.35 Cenle, Aldair, por bon... account of the difficulty experienced in its found a copious and careful acount of Aus-plored, and, as might have been expects, America Evcils, 20 rexts, por plesa
$3.80 to 9.60 Camlots, AA, per pisoár 17.00 to 17.20 Conte: Englich stenza, pertona exploration. It is for the most part dry, tmbian explorations in rodent years, and a Mr. Giles and his party were received with American Dells, 161b, per pisca
"Cezalata, ELL, por pljev.15.50 to 14.03 Cols, Sydney, per ton
8860 to 6:35 Coffeo, par plent Burren, and repulsive; and many who have fair proportion of space is allotted to the the greatest hospitality and enthusiasm sll Cotton Yarn, No. 16 to 2, por 300 ha. 390.00 6. 66,50 Long Bills, MM Bascot, por
58 60 60, 8,05 Copper, Sheathing, Japan, per ventured into its inuospitable wilds bave expeditions of Messrs. Gregory, Hunt, Ross, though the settled districts, and Porth was Cotton arm No: 38 to 43, per 400 lbs vontured into its inboepitable wilds have assor. Chints, par piece
$8.00 to 8.05 Copper, Rod Japan, I Vet on ith hungry and forbiddon over, and we therefore pates which set out route 13th, 1626, his veroval of Mosera. Foglish Treille, 153be
39.80 to 8:35 Copper, Nais, per pou parishol on ith hungry sands, or have barely and Essor. To refer to these in detail, how entered in triumph on the 18th of No. Cotton Yarn, Tamling $78.00 to $1.50 Long Mills, HH Assorted, par place.
800 to 8.75 Cotton, Bohay, play escaped with their lives. Such forbidden over, will not suit the purpose of the procent vemher Dyed Spatted Suirting, peeglene luids, however they may repel, the mass of paper, and we therefore pase at ones to the The return journey was made by a different Dyed Broosie Balitaani, portace manidad, why any repel the mid on rer, will not suit the purse in detail, how- entered the settled districts, and Penn all Cotton Yarn, No. 16 to 2 mankind, will for over have attmations for coud expedition of Mr. Giles, which not out route. For this purpose be loft Perth on Pydd Damask Shirdings, por plodo the adventurous few and the healthy thirst in August, 1872 January 18th, 1620, his party boing diuti English Drive 30 sed, par pieco for knowledge will, in addition to the love This expedition consisted of Mr. Giles, Mr. uistics, however, by the withdrawal of Messre. English Drill, Labas, for bione
frey Bhirtings 7 per place of adventur, urge brave spirits to look for Tietbane, two other inen, and twenty-four Tetkens and Young. The route of this renglish Drills, 153ba, per piece ms in the dosent notwithstanding the buses, and it started in August from our turn oxpedition was to lie about 100 milles to Grey Shirtingi, 8 lis, perpiboor danger to be pacematernt, and the tertble the point where the telegraph line arguses the the venth of that just described, between the Grey Sittings 168, per 5608, in bisk of atter disappointment. It so happens Alberg river, about 27 deg. 8. and 187 Joy, 24th and 26th parallela, about 100 miles to grey Shitings, lbs., per leo
Grov Shirtings 10 The per pideo 0.70 603,15 Load Hola Chop, por that expletions of the wasters wilds Lave B. Mr. Giles started so far sarth this time the vorth of Forrest's route, and 300 south dry Clotha, ayda 23 in, the . pe 15 to 1.40 0.00 not been wholly fruitless, for very extensive in order to avoid the horrible Lako Amadeus of that of Warburton Leaving Perth, the GreyT.Clotis, lyds szin, bsp. po. 1:40 a 1.30 kelver, Fogh tracts of good innd have been discovered, and in to Grey T-Clotim, 2yda36fn8loppets Sheathing Metal, For pioul... tracts of good nid have been discovered, and in the hope of finding a bettor watered expedition inade is way north and north. Grey T-Clotin, teringin Siba XOp.pe. $130 to 1.05 Onbeilver, Atigian
13 to 25 Elephant's Teeth, 4 to 5 plass p. 2.00 Stoel, mell, per tab.. and the squatters who act as pioneers of country in this direction than ho did on his wost to about the 24th parallel, gradually Urey Cloths 24ydalinsiba OLp, pp. 51.56 to 1.00 Stoel, English, per bab...
431:00 to 23.50 Elaphant's Teeth, to 3 piece civilisation have pushed out boldly to take previous journmost direct westwarda on The party was accompanied to alto Kondkerchlofs, Red, per dozent civilisation live pushed out boldly to take previous journey. After northing a little increasing ita distance from the west coast. Handkerchiefs, Blus, perdoza 20.00 to 0.05 stars per pool
perdoza, Spotter, 7.30 to 7.30 mine, California, por Mark of 50.11
to 19.50 foesess on of sonne of these, the result being the party went almost direct westwarda on The party was accompanied to almost the Handkerchiefs Brown, por dosen to 0.02 in Matanes,
16.00 to 13.30 Flone, California, por mark of 50.114. that front settled parte of the western coast the 27th parallel for about 500 miles in edge of the desert by troops of natives, men Handkerchiefs, Reil, per dozen 30.72 to 0.75 Tin, Plated, per oor00 to 500 Flear, American, per barrel of 100 The
frem
Floar, Amorienst, par barrel af 200 lbs. ocation
tion is pushing eastward and north fact, almost half-way across the continent. snd women, the latter many of them really andkerchiefs, Laghi Itod, per doron. 80.78 to 0.25 in Plated, per box.
$400 to 5.00 Floar, America, per barrel of 100 lbs.
ward towards the barren regions, whers for Muny, deviations were made, of course, to pretty and some hall obtrusively attentive Velvet Back, 32 trotica, por yard hundros somewhat attentive Turkey Red Shirtings, 5 lbs., per piece: $2.00 to 250 hundreds of miles there is not wholesome right and left, uinly in secchi of water, The last whites were soon on the 10th of Volvus, Guns, inclam per yard herbage enough to support balf a camel, ford the wart of which much anffering was April, at about 27deg, south, and, though Velveteens, Black, por yant
will Account of what has been done will endured both by man and beast. An hoc tolerably good ground, the head waters of Tolreteens, Chutian, per yard probably interest our readers.
tional clay pau was met with containing a the Murchison River were de un the white shirtings, 51 te trend, por ploon White Shirtings, 64 to Go read, por picao We begin with be adventures of Burke few gallons; sometimce a few driblete wore 30th. Where this rives was ernsed, at white shipdings, 68 to 30 road, per pless and King, because although they take us obtained by digging a hole in the sand, and on about the intersection of the 20th and witte Shiefings, God food, per pluge away from the western wilds, the reader is one or two nerasions a supply was eneruntered: 117th degrees, it consisted of several parallel White Stings, 7,000 ro, por pioco.
White Shirtings, AA, bez pins White Slirtings, Att bez piee sure to think of them in this connection, and that justifiel a halt of a few days while side charmela; altogether five or six miles broad, white Shirtings, EF, per binos...
few.
White Shiranga, BF, perpines may consider the writer at fault if they are explorations were being made. Innumerable but containing no water whatever. The White Shirtings, MH, por pises puoca weswrecks how-white Siettel Shirtings, ust pico.....50 850 Barkle Hides, Manda
or alteraber. It was not in the was reeks were encountered. Untall dry, Rain fell country for several miles Ground wis, how. White Shirtings & pernes teen bat in the northern desert that was or gum timber upon it. A found Hould farm but in the northern desert that poor now and ther, but, ac matter how copiously, over, open and beautifully grassed and green, White Breasdes, por do Jurke lost his life, and his companion King it was at once sucked up by the sand, leaving with a considerable quantity of eucalyptus, was saved by the bucks after having for a carelerle buca-north
a race behind. The country, was saved by the blacks after having was at once sucked up by the sand, leavin' on open and beautifully grassed and groom White Setter Shirdiepines
after having for a scarcely a trace behind. The country, was or gum timber upon it. A few milcs to the tine subsisted on such wretched food se the again gonera le hilly and sandy, with an occa- north of this the remarkable Mount Gould seeds of the Nerdoo (Masilea morropus). The sional granite outcrop, spinifex and scrub was reached, which rings 2,600lt. above s expolition under Mr. B. O'Hara Burke left almost universal, but not unfrequently con- level, to a pointed ridge with rough and tim- eralition under filea morropus). The onera le hilly and sandy, with das or gum timber upon quantity of eucalyptus, Melboun.. August 20th, 186), and proceded siderable areas of grassy country that might bered sides. Mount Gould is composed al- Melbarn.e.Angust 20th, 1863, and protou our Giles states, which rendered the compass, north entil reading the river Flinders, down be turned to valuable use if only water could oust entirely of huge blocks of iron, Mr.
ended on. Cotter hush and salt tush urse of which they proceeded on foot be depended on. Cotter hash and salt bush Giles states, which rendered the compass nity of the Gulf of Carpentaria. On the welcome to the Australian explorer at a sign the 28th of April, about 70 miles to the north they came to cal marshes in the vici. (dtriples aummularia) were met with, always useless The Gascoyne River was reached on 19th of February, 1861, they comiccuced the that water is probably cari amare pine-clad rough, hilly, stopy, and scrabby Plouty of Asis near; and about 200 of the Murchison, the country between being Ajax comic they miles from the starting point actually chat water was found tore journey, reaching a depot (which fund inserted) at Cooper's Check, S. lat 27 hills, a real lawing river that actually chat water was found in the main channel of the Belgio 50 rain, E long, 140 d, e, consumed creeks, atersection of 26 lat. and 128itions 1st May, and a head of the Lyous River. Cobr 4. 50 min; E long, 140 deg. 22 min. They lored as it flowed, with many well-watered soyue, which here flows through beauti. Bolona Threes. Ata piece of excellent grassy county,ACCEt, China a fanishing state, the shortly were already in a famisbing state, consumed reeks. At a piece of excellent grassy country fully-grassed flats. Mount Labouchers, Bombay
ich hunger, Ata med, with many well-watered Gascoyue; which with hunger, thirst, and searvy. All but near the intersection of 26 lat. and 128 long., 8,40Cft, shore sea leval, was reached of the Breomar Castle Sept. 3 H. Aplos Kinga somma seilor, died, after the most which formed a depât and base of operations 1st May, and shortly after what Mr. Giles Chine dreadful sufferings. King was rescued by for the expedition for some tino, various helisves to be the head of the Lrous River. Cobu
foreich some natives, and unched Melbourne, to tell seeds were sown, nearly all of which dourished. Through stops and scrubby country, inter- Obefor the melancholy tale, on the 25th of Novem-roll-Indian grain, Lazise, peas, plans, purse
spinach, spered with Beautiful grass fint, the upper Congrest Novem-well were sown nearly allotino, various helix and shortly afthod of the Bromer Castle Fab 13 Ler, 1851. Captain Sturt, in 1844, dea pumpkins, lieans, cucumbers, melons, turnips, course of the Ashburton, the largest river in Douglas vourail, to. penetrate northward, but was mustard, tu November, after vainly trying Western Australia, was made on the 11th of Patchoy brought to a dead stop in a stony desert.
to push westward on this line, Mr. Giles May, when only a small strap was found to chang The history of exploration of the western moved northwards towards the west end of be running down its broad and sandy bed. Kinshan
Kang Tegions may he movéniently commenced with the Lake Amadeus, where be came upon a This river had not before been struck so far Kia-Kang
court lovely "pol,
at-BONS-18 68 Oufined, and slo Free's successini jonrnor to the west coast lovely spot, with plenty pleaty of water, a upand Mr. Gilesfound the barks clothed with King-chow aug the Great Southern Bight in 1841. genuine waterfall, beautiful glens, and a eucalyptus, though the valley down which Madagas
Bight in 1841 genuine vile
host of country suitable for: goal-Noran
to glouy that not Miladin The first endured by the party gives a most range of bills. Excursions were minds from a confined and slouy that not Milan painful too do Lie sarrative, and their here in various directions, bat at a very short sufficient areas of country suitable for oct-Norns food. The Oriss limpses of the interior do not in the least distance from the oasis the usual sandhills,pation can be got in its neighbourhood. The Oriss make amends for their misery.
the river up, traveling Paladin apinifex, and serub were mes with, and the expedition followed the river up, travelling Paladin farthest west point resoutherly line lng ground, the valley or spinifex was Rausitisnubar In 1861-2 John MDouall Stuart prepard farthest west point wiched was in the same along its bed, which proved the best travel-Perim Pawan the way for systematic exploration by traver longitude as on the moro southerly lineling ground, the valley was so stony and sing the continent in the line now ecupied about 2 dog, further north. Gibson, one of narrow. The
upied about 2 dog, further north: Gibson, one of narrow. The horrible triodis or spinifex was Faustianalar by the Trans-Australian telegraph to the Giles's companions, hare went, astray while soen occasionally, oven where the water Salvador although there were occasional Sea Gull west of the stony desert that crushed the endeavouring to return to the depot alone, flowed, and although there were occasional Sea Gull
Somerset enterprise of Sturt Thinx telegraph line and was tore heard of. This sad cir- strips of good country yet Mr. Giles thinke Soroot set divides Australia into two almost equal parts, cumstance finally determined Mr. Giles to there is no encouragement, whatever for ao Taliais and anyone en tark it on the map with retreat, and the expedition reached the Char sapation Nearly all the party had for some White Cloud and anyous a mark it on the map with retreat, and the expephalation in July, 1874, time been attacked with ophthalmin, and Yottung accary enough for general purposes, by latte Waters telegraph Mr. Yot-uat desaing a lint-through from Port-aur-ets The weburtagespedition cuts through Giles himself was quite blind Nevertheless. Yottung Augsts-The Giles-hisself was or Power Bay in the south to Port Darvin the western wilds by a route lying ferther with one companion he made a run to the
a ringtone in the north. Stuart found more good that to the neeth than those of Gifes, and is one north of the Ashburton for about 60 miles ton bad land, but suffered much through the of the most important of the series. Colonel range of hills, to which he gave the name Albert Bussell scarcity of water. We pass over other ar Warburton, a man advanced in years, and Ophthalmia. From this range no water Aldebara
tered or ar plocations by Stuart, as well as those of in other respects apparently but ill-fitted for courses were visible to the enst or north, the Alva Gregory, Hurt, and Forrest, as, from the so great an undertaking, nevertheless fought country being quite level. Two prominent Angostura
his way through innumerable difficulties, Ashur-Balcarry pant standpoint wanting in defiuileress of his way through innumerably difficulties, and heights to the northwest were toned Mount Aristids
Ashburn results; it is scarcely worth while to report explored not less than 30 deg. of longitude of Robinson and The Governor. The Achbut Athene small events that teach little, when large age of fivilized man, and much of it, per- itself again on the edge of the desert. small events that teach little, when large a savage wilderness till then anson by the son was followed to its head in about 24.30 Bear
Sand 120 E, when the expedition found Fertia Biglow ones fall of instruction are at our command | ayea of civiliz The way for these larger undertakings was haps, unknown even to the natives...
the natives,
BraeBop 8 Timpo The expedition was fitted out mainly at Hitherin from Perth northwards there Catharin prepared by the West Australian Govern Teleut. In 1870 a government expedition was the expense of Mr. Elder, a rich and geno- had been no lack of water, and evidently at Centennis]
0. gant ont nuder Mr.. Forrest, whose journey rons jubabitant of Adelaide. It left Alice cortain saisons mash of the country must be Andrews of 440 miles to the north-cast of Perth (Springs on the telegraph live, about 1,1 foceed. While a large area is stony and Coeran lat. 32) in the previous year bad in some miles worth of Adelaide, on April 15, 1873, acrabby and scarcely it for occupation till Corrientes degree prepared him for its management, proceeded north west to about 128.3cg. B. the rest of the world becomes overcrowded, Dactat Br. Porecat made his way from Perth to long, and then westward between 20 dog, and still there are considerable stretches of really Dharwar Satt diawest South Analia long the line of the Bight, 21 deg. S. Int., reaching-Tosbourne on the fine country which will doubtlass be made Dirigo
lat, h keeping as far inland as possible, and dis west coast in end of January Warburton's use of gradually by the enterprising colonists Elvation saved much good country, which has heen joumal from almost the very first becomes a of Westeri Australia. A considerable variety Emaleo V
lopenl to a preat extent turned to accouulas pasture painful record of a deity hunt after water of timber covers the country-euralyptus, Baporaties
Formum land, albough it is sadly duficient of water hunt which was seldom successful. The tea tree (melaleuex), bative poplars, qua G morganshire Mr. Frust Giles must have whatever praise waterless country secure to be a high sandy dans (Sentalum acumination), or Be Golden Spar is due to the first thorough explorer of the table-land, with low sandy ridges, or peach, native orange (cappar), sandalwood Golini. west the first thus have whatever hunt word of a deity first becomes a use of graduall will doubt of Feally Dartmouth western wilds. Mr. Pietkens, who accom- times baro, sometimes covered with tho: Santrum latifolium). Dative fig tree (Ficus Hail Columbis panied Aft. Giles across the interior, from usual epipifex and scrub, varied with trees of palyioda). Australian grass tres (za Hawthorn South Australia to the west coast, gave a full different kinds, an occasional salt marsh, a thorrhea), beside the usual variety of scrub Highlander account of the journey in a paper read before few stray natives, and durare intervals water by scacine. While about the head of the Hotspor the British Association at the Plymouth holes, and a fair amount of animal, especially. Ashburton the cartels got all poisoned by a Hylton Castle meeting. From this paper, as in duty bound, bird life. Nothing but the direst necessity, low seruh, which sometimes reaches the Iphigenic meet derive formation suitable go there,
Dear Japad shall derive formation suitable to our Warburton declares, would induce a man to boight of a tree, and is of peculiar appear Josephus we bound, present purpose.
sace Its botanical name is Gyrostemon Josephus
Korsor The telegraph line already referred to may In 1875, Mr. Giles was in the field again ramalosus, and it was mot with at a cortain Lazio Perry be regarded na the basis of the operations of at the expense of Mr. Elder, and with Mr. part of the southern route, through it does Tatto Moore Mr. Giles, as also of those of Mr. Warbur. Young and Mr. Titing for companions seen allied to the poison plaute which Madeline ton. In 1872, Mr. Ernest Giles set out on After a sort of small trial trip of a most infest the settled districts of West Australia. Martine Union Aug. 22 John Elliott his fret expedition, the real starting point painful and dangerous nature, the main ex- Fortunately, none of the camels died from Brooke Aug. 24 Kluth being Chambers's Pillar, a remarkable rock pedition, which was to attempt to reach the poison, though they suffered much till Mary Fraser Aug.12 Dexter
Sept: 8 Da nour the centre of the continent about long. Perth by a route abant 200 miles from the they got beyond the reign of the plant. Mus
Bopt. 8 Lelie 25, lat. 184. He had with him two white Great Bight, and about double that distance By the 4th of June the expedition had fairly Moncis
Ang. 1 Biseet- May 9 Nichols. companions and fifteen horses, Giles pro. south of Forrest's ronto, luft Beltavia, one of entered upon the central waste in lat. 31.10 Moss Glen companions and fifteen hormon ceeded in a north-westerly direction along Mr. Elder's stations, east af Lake Torrens, S. and long. 120.80 E, whee, of course, Paralos
ly direction on May north-westminary, Fore
Sot, 9 Pasco nou te the Flake River, a long and broad, chane this is now the old story of Warbur the Fluke River, a long and broad channel on May 6th, went round flue south end of the its great object became to get as quickly Penrith July 29 Rimingter
Bept Laidman with many tributarice, but with only a water lake and then north-westwards, partly by the as possible to the other side. The narra Presto where and there. He and 180 long, the real stating pointy spot with a sa water being sighted times clothed with the Strathcar with many tribute and broad ebatinel on Maler's stations, east of Takes of entered upon the the petion had fairly Mi-y-don
Sopt. 1 Bowdoin har May 6th, wat af Tos hole here and there. He traveled in this sanie rouse an that of the preliminary exive is now the old story of Warhur Regent
Aug Welt direction to about 28 lat. and 180 long, pedition, to Youldeh, which may be regarded son, Forrest, and Gilea Iimself. One Bosle Welt
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Ang Sittversparre Swed by 455 Laragh a country covered with ranges of as the real starting point. Youldeh was left stretch of 220 miles, in ten days, was g
| Sarah Fell July 18 Ditchburn ranntains reaching sometimes to the height on August 27th for grassy spot with a ha traversed at the very first without any Sild Fish
May Williams of 4,000ft. witz sand-Lille and desert, covered live well about 100 miles northwards, which water being sighted. Oror sandhills, some Sir C. Nunior May 27 Feuch mestie wil and Lometimes to the sofas the reato Youldeh, which preliminary as possible to i became to go of course, Moss Glen mostly by spinifex or porcupine grass was made a depot for a host tire. From times here and sometimes clothed with the Southern Cross Ang. 20 A Hughes
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Sept. 2 Anderson (Triodia irrung), mallee (Eucalyptus dumosus this point Messm. Tiothing and Young wont characteristic vegetation of this cheerias Strathearn Sept. 5 Clonight und 17), Sin G. Nander. May 27 Fepach. und W. plecac) and mulga scrub, with marely northwards, partly to reach the Musgrave waste, the expedition made its way, till on Sumate aghtch of five grassy Mont characteristic vegetation of this cheerless Southern Criss Ang. 20 A. Hughes atch of the grassy country. Coming range, 900 miles off, south of Lake Amade the 17th of June it joined on to the point S. R. Mead Routine, the expedition was stopped by a but mainly to search for water. They could attained in 1874 From this point the route St. Adresse Routingarda, The expedition torch the Musgrave waste, the
Stanfield large dry cult lake (Lake Amadeus), stretch only manage, however, to make 100 miles of of 1873-4 was yatraced as far as tlie Mustafe
Tek ing east and west, with many arms, in abon: the distance, through the usual setubby and grave rangs, when the expedition struck glutiende of Chambers' Pillar ichigantic mallee ( himself went dry, but it already attempts had been the latitude of Chambers' Pillar. After spinifex country, with a brief interval of south along a creek or river named the Per- Trawbridge
a vainly trying to pass this batazie, which gigantic mallee (Ferliptus dames) At daand, which seems to have been almost. Tyburnis
to seems to be filled with a hive mud, en the sang the My Giles himself went dry, but around which many traces of cattle Varuna crusted with salt, Mr. Giles returned by a afterwards, also in sewch of water, and were seen, as if already attempts had been Venus:... different route and reached the telegraph after going 150 miles among interminable made to take in some of the well-grassed
ille, line on Novembar 31st. His report of salt lakee and spinifex sunhills, with oc country in this quarter. After going some the country was very unfavourable. The basional casuarinas, acacia, saadalwood, and distance southwards, Giles and his party
aracitada Fayer how to quandong trees, whole party way moved of alloma on the telegraph zust 19, and Entamount very unfavourable salt lakes and spirits mong interminable rade, as if already atten Entamount, prehlers, each day was how to quandong trees, a anfall native lam was turned east, and through a scrubky country, Entamount oc-country
way was Amoy obtain water, a clay-pan with a few gallons repehed. To this the whole party way moved occasionally well-grassed, reached Mount Yangtare being bailed with as much joy as if it were and they reached it on September 3. After O'Halloran on the telegraph line in about great lake, and diguiled with the name of week spont here another move was made, 27-80 S. and 195-30 B. on August 19, and made for the the Peate station on the 25, when oare
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one of the subscribers to my expedition all poseille provision being that this more they found themselves among the Cancerata The prevailing soil je sand, and even the conveyance of water. It was well that this more they feed mountains seem to be formed of loose sund, was done, as no water was repeted again for kindly rate of (civilised) men.
distanco of $25 miles, to But to for many feet beneath the surface, as if they sixteen days, at a distanco of 325 miles, Very much of the Australian continent, Teje were only in the process of hardening into mostly through the densest possible scrub, cast of the telograph line is either settled or Wing & Shing Aug. 24
datone, and the prevailing vegetation is through which the expedition had to press is likely in due time to become so. But to inifer, a sharp, spiny grass growing in tus its way almost blindfold, and with scarcely a the west of the telegraph line the cars is sucks of from 18 inches to 5ft. in diameter view of anything beyond. At last on Bepatbervise and the central parte comprise at Agato and about 3ft or 4ft. high. When quite tember 26, a pretty piece of grass-lind, sur. least half-a-million square miles (about one. Blankeresn
4ft high. Weature rouge misture lake, benat Mr. Giles pears to be the the north, along and Giles, young the shoots are green, but when mature rounded by phes, was stumbled upon, con- fifth of the whole aras of the continent), to Problish their colour bebonies of nearly the same husaining a miniature lake, will ample supply tally unfit for occupation by evilised meu Futbollt
and berat. Mr. Giles are Paradies as wheat straw, and serves only to add deso. for all the party, man and betat Mr. Giles The southern portion of this widerness ap. Tryin
speare to be thidds clad with vegetation, such Marie Lopian lation to the aspect of the wilderness. It is thinks the water bere permanent, and las pears to be thickey clad with vegetation, such quite tineztable even by camels, and horses lignified the pond with the name of Queen as it is, while the north, along the route. Siegfried
Queen rare are itekly gledate as a whore Victoria Springs giving it is situated came to love thickly elad with the au soon couue to have a perfect borror of it, as Victoria Springs giving a smilar traversed by Warburtoti, Forrest, and Gilas, Lave unvarying sandhills the spiny shoots pieres and cut their legstree
to the desert, in which its almost and uct unfrequently load to the destriction Of course, & lungs was Inken here, by no means so thickly glad with the usual and act unfrequently loud to the dog there seems to be considerably settled dis- Augle Norman Ange of the animals. After loog travelling song and Mr. Young planted on the pleasant spinifex and scrub. Over the waste as a whole apinifex, a hard, bony-like ring risps round spot dood of numerous regetables, plants, there seems to hely in the now settled dis- Anglo Norman Ang Davidson
deed be considerable variety of spinifex, a hard, bony-like relingsong and Mr. Young plass i Izken here, by no means that unvarying sandhills the fetlock, so that the natives, who lead and treee as the giant bumboo, Tasmanian vegetation. Formerly in the now settled dis- Augle Norman Ang Davidson theep & Dahlia plus ylobulus), and watted torribly destrus Chingto wandering life anang it, have the skin of luo gum (Bacalyptus globulus), and actele triste, when there were no sheep to keep down A. & Marianne Aug. Dab}}
there Dahls: racalyplass the whole front of their legs, as well as their Acacia stiligere. It is doubtful, however, the graan, fires were truqueat, (as they now. Augus feet hardened by its action into the corisis if these or any of the other seeds planted are in the central waste), and terribly destrues Jarl Ladang Aug. Poterzon Uet. bg 233 HAS Petersen & Co
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Chingtoo tency of the stiffest leather. The country during this and former expeditions will ever five to truns and all vegetation, bat aines Chlorin where it grows is utterly useless for pastoral reach maturity, as the natives are cool such less grass for the fires to consume, and 1. U. Mütch where it grows is utterly useless country during this anil fornos peds planted are in the central waste), 48(asther How Augu cantry, there is Condot purposes. The mugs strikin jedes of burning the vegetation, the smoke of such Jess grass for the firus to consume, and 1.4 Mutch purposes. The mulga aralin oral reach maturity, as the expeditions will ever (tive to trucs and aste), and terribly destrues. Carl Ladeig Ang Ba acacia, about 5ft or Gft high, and wordsborough states is now so unt acacia, about 5ft. or 6ft jedes of burning the vegetationaires are continually the stocking of the combat sincs Chloris. acacia, about 5ft. or eft, high, and obcoun fires being constantly seen along the routes their ravages are, consequently, becoming Empress tered by Giles and other Australian explorers traversed. Quoon Victoria's Springs wore united in extent Queensland, especially Foochow in sushi dense forests as to be almost in left on the 6th of October, and no other Sir, Tandaborough status is now so unft for Gylding
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