By ARTHUR W. JOSE, author of “The Growth of the Empire.”  Fifth edition, thoroughly revised, with many new maps and illustrations from rare originals in the Mitchell Library.  Cloth gilt, 3s. 6d. (postage 2d.)

THE BULLETIN:  “It is the most complete handbook on the subject available; the tone is judicial and the workmanship thorough....  The new chapter on Australian Literature is the best view yet presented.”

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HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY.

By H.E.  BARFF, M.A., Registrar.  With numerous illustrations.  Cloth gilt, 7s. 6d. (postage 2d.)

Published some years ago in connection with the Jubilee Celebrations of the University, this volume contains the official record of its foundation and growth.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY:  ITS HISTORY AND PROGRESS.

By ROBERT A. DALLEN.  With 68 illustrations from photographs.  Crown 4to., 3s. 6d. (postage 1d.)

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SOME EARLY RECORDS OF THE MACARTHURS OF CAMDEN, 1789-1834.

Edited by SIBELLA MACARTHUR ONSLOW.  With coloured plates and numerous facsimile reproductions of original documents.  Cloth gilt, 15s. (postage 6d.)

SYDNEY MORNING HERALD:  “No man ever entered on a better fight with his fellow citizens, with the Governors, with the British Government, with the scientists, with the judicial authorities, indeed with almost every authority that was there to be fought, than John Macarthur when he undertook single-handed the great fight which finally established the wool industry in Australia.”

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Uniform with the above.

LIFE OF CAPTAIN MATTHEW FLINDERS, R.N.

By ERNEST SCOTT, Professor of History in the University of Melbourne, author of “Terre Napoleon” etc.  With numerous portraits, maps, manuscripts in facsimile, etc.  Cloth gilt, 21s. (postage 6d.)

THE BULLETIN:  “Will take its place as one of the great biographies in our language.  The inexplicable fact that hitherto no full biography of the first man to circumnavigate Australia has appeared is also a fortunate fact.  Flinders has waited a century for his biographer, and it was worth this silence of a hundred years to find Ernest Scott....  And to this fervor of research must be added Ernest Scott’s lucid literary style and his interest in the personal side of his subject.  Equipment, style, sympathy, and his subject combine to make a brilliant achievement in biography....  A word must in mere justice be added in praise of the publishers.  The appearance of the book is worthy of its contents.”

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LIFE OF LAPEROUSE.

By PROFESSOR ERNEST SCOTT.  With Chart of Voyages in the Pacific, and 13 illustrations.  Cloth, 3s. 6d. (postage 1d.) For school edition see page 31.