notice · 1846
Surveyor General Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchell reports to Governor Sir Charles FitzRoy (published by Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson, Sydney, 7 December 1846) on his expedition seeking an overland route to Port Essington: drought on the Bogan, 117F heat, crossing the Darling at Parnell's station, tracing the Narran to the Balonne, naming the Fitz Roy Downs, Grafton Range, St George's Pass, Mount Owen, Buckland's and Hope's Table Lands, the Salvator and Claude rivers and the Mantuan Downs, with Edmund Kennedy in charge of the depot camp and the Aboriginal guide Yuranigh of Buree.
THIS Excellency the GOVERNOR has been pleased to direct that the following Despatches from Sir T. L. …
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OfficialSir T. L. Mitchell
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialMr. Kennedy
PlaceSydney
PlacePort Essington
PlaceRiver Salvator
PlaceRiver Bogan
PlaceNyingon
PlaceBuree
PlaceCannonbà
PlaceRiver Macquarie
PlaceDuck Creek
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 102, 4 December 1846.
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