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CONTENTS.
Historical Records of the Fourth, or King's Own, Regiment of Foot
Pages 149—152
The First Settlement of Port Phillip, and subsequent abandonment.—Settlement of Van Diemen's Land.—Death of the Governor.—Colonel Collins.
153—160
Aborigines' Superstitions and Jealousies
161—163
Editorial Notes
164—168
Statistics of the Province of Victoria, 1851.—The Census.—Public Revenues.—Commercial Results.—Effect of the Bathurst Gold discoveries.—Benevolent Asylum.—Imports and Exports.—Acres in Cultivation.—Number of Sheep, Cattle, Horses, &c.
169—178
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Province of Victoria.—Ports.—Additional Statistics.—Population.—Gold discovered.—Ballarat.—Mount Alexander.—Gold Diggers.—Escort.—Exports of Gold.—Consequences of the Golden Discoveries.—Statistics dated 1st February, 1852.—Increase of Population.—Commercial operations.—Customs' Duties.—Pilotage.—The Harvest.—The Gold Fields.—Immense Nugget.—Escort Returns for January.—Export Returns for January.—Escort Returns to the 18th of February.
181—189
California in contrast with Victoria
190—196
