Volume I Part 12 (2/2)

March 4

This was Sunday, and no i it a day of rest Various necessary observations occupied the greater part of Monday; and, on the day following, the shi+p was e, in 5 fathoms (loater) 2 1/2 miles west from Point Torment

CHAPTER 17 THE FITZROY RIVER TO PORT GEORGE THE FOURTH, AND RETURN TO SWAN RIVER

Examination of the Fitzroy River

Excursion into the interior

Alars froain surprised

Appearance of the Country

Impediator

Stokes' Bay

Narrow escape of an Officer

Change of Landscape

Pheasant-Cuckoos

A new Vine

Compass Hill

Port Usborne

Explore the eastern shore of King's Sound

Cone Bay

Native Fires

Whirlpool Channel

Group of Islands

Sterile aspect of the Coast

Visited by a Native

Bathurst Island

Native Hut and Raft

Return to Port Usborne

Native Spears

Cascade Bay