CHAPTER VI.
Concluding Remarks--Obstacles that attend travelling into the interior of Australia--Difficulty of carrying supplies--Importance of steady intelligent subordinates--Danger from the natives--Number of men requisite,--and of cattle and carriages--Provisions--Other arrangements-- Treatment of the natives--Dimensions of the boat used in the second expedition.
APPENDIX.
No.I.

Letter of Instructions No.II.

List of Stores supplied for the Expedition No.III.

Sheep-farming Returns No.IV.

List of Geological Specimens No.V.