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CONTENTS.

Biographies (Continued)—	PAGE
Moorhead, Frederick William B.A., LL.B.	82
Moran, Charles John, M.L.A.	173
Morgans, Alfred Edward	218
Mosey, Frederick	166
Moxon, William Ernest	180
Mumme, William	100
McCormack, Harold B.	156
McDonald, John Ernest	116
McGillicuddy, Ernest	224
McKenzie, Robert Donald	198
McKernan, Hugh, M.L.C.	178
McLarty, Edward, J.P., M.L.C.	160
McWilliams, George Frederick, M. B. CH.B. MELB.	96
Newman, Thomas	144
Oates, Captain M.L.A.	101
Oldham, Charles Henry, M.L.A.	226
Owston, Captain William	68
O'Connor, Michael, B.A.	176
Parker, George	207
Parker, Stephen Henry, Q.C., M.L.C.	16
Parker, Stephen Stanley, J.P., ex-M.L.C.	65
Parry, Henry Ernest, J.P., M.I.C.E.	112
Parsons, Harold George	134
Paterson, Charles Anthony	195
Paterson, William, J.P., ex-M.L.C. and M.L.A.	60
Pearce, Thomas Gilbert	175
Pennefather, Richard William, B.A., L.L.B., and M.L.A.	202
Phillips, Colonel George Braithwaite, J.P.	121
Phillips, Samuel J., J.P., M.L.A.	55
Piesse, Hon. Frederick Henry, J.P., M.L.A.	14
Price, Edward Graham	103
Price, Matthew	234
Quinlan, Cr. Timothy Francis, J.P., M.L.A.	84
Randell, George, J.P., M.L.C.	47
Reid, John, C.E.	216
Richardson, Hon. Alex. Robert, M.L.A.	8
Biographies (Continued)—	PAGE
Riley, Bishop, D.D.	40
Roe, Augustus Sandford, J.P.	77
Roe, James Broun, J.P.	76
Saunders, Henry John, J.P., M.L.C.	42
Saw, Councillor Charles Augustus, J.P.	187
Scheidel, August, PH. D.	122
Schlam S. B., F.G.S.	209
Shaw, James, J.P.	193
Shenton, Ernest Chawner	223
Shenton, Sir George, K.B., M.L.C.	10
Sholl, Edward	165
Sholl, Horatio William, M.L.A.	49
Sholl, Richard Adolphus, J.P.	184
Sholl, Robert Frederick, J.P., M.L.A.	20
Short, John Tregterthen	159
Simon, Alfred Leon, PH. D.	124
Simpson, George Thomas, M.L.A.	56
Sinclair, Walter John Lockyer	152
Speed, Councillor James Montgomery	206
Stow, Reginald Marshall	231
Taylor, John Howard, M.L.C.	148
Thomas, John	70
Throssell, Hon. George, J.P., M.L.A.	214
Tratman, Dr. Frank, J.P., M.D., M.R.C.S., D.P.H., L.R.C.P. ENG.	90
Trigg, Henry Stirling, F.R.I.V.A.	110
Vanzetti, Eugenio	141
Venn, Hon. H. W., J.P., M.L.A.	35
Vosper, F. C. B., M.L.A., M.A.I.M.E.	181
Wallace, Frank, J.P., M.L.A.	199
Waylen, Dr. A. R., M.D., M.R.C.S. ENG., L.S.A., J.P.	62
Williams, Harry	170
Wilson, Councillor Frank (Perth)	182
Wilson, John, J.P.	232
Wittenoom, Hon. Edward Horne, J.P., M.L.C.	12
Woodward, Harry Page, J.P., F.G.S., F.R.G.S., F.I. INST.	115

ERRATA.

Since Chapter V. was printed information has been received from the Colonial Office, through the instrumentality of the Registrar-General Mr. M. A. C. Fraser, which suggests that the Parmelia first sighted the Western Australian coast on the 1st June, 1829. Captain Fremantle left the Cape of Good Hope in the Challenger for Swan River on 20th March, and on 25th April anchored off Garden Island. On 27th April the Challenger entered Cockburn Sound, and struck on a sunken rock without suffering any ill effects. On 2nd May possession was taken of the west coast of New Holland, the flag being hoisted on the south head of the Swan River, and not on the north head as stated in page 39. Captain Fremantle sighted the Parmelia on 1st June, and on 2nd June that vessel entered the Sound and struck on the Parmelia rock. On 8th June the Sulphur (see page 42) anchored in the Sound and sent some troops to relieve Captain Fremantle's party on the mainland on 17th June. It is to be supposed that Captain Stirling, the Lieutenant-Governor, landed on the south head of the Swan on that or the following day.