South Australia and its mines, with an historical sketch of the colony, under its several administrations, to the period of Captain Grey's departure

by Francis Dutton

Hardcover, 1978

Status

Reference - Not for loan

Call number

REF DUT F

Local notes

Summary: General account of Aborigines with particular reference to the failure of government attempts to educate and convert them.

Contents
Captain Sturt, the discoverer of South Australia
Governor Grey's administration
Lack of information in England on the Australian colonies
Climate
The Harbour or Port Adelaide
Public houses
The Mount Barker and Hill districts
The government of the colony
Regulations for the disposal of land in the colony
Agriculture
The pastoral interest
The mining interest
The copper and lead mines
Prospects of South Australia becoming an extensive mining country
The Natives Captain Sturt's exploration.
Includes index.

Publication

Hampstead Gardens, S. Aust. : Austaprint, 1978.

Barcode

655
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