Excerpt from Bailliere’s New South Wales Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1866: Containing the Most Recent and Accurate Information as to Every Place in the Colony
Case of the Victorian Gazetteer, but little need be said the form of introduction in presenting the-following work to the notice of the public. The favourable -reception accorded to the former work fully justified the publisher and compiler in advancing another step in carrying out their original idea of issuing Gazetteers of all the Australian colonies in succession. The much larger size of the book, and the addition of a new feature, in the form of an index to the names of squatters, Will, it is hoped, prove the desire of the projectors to omit nothing that can enhance its value; Whilst the mass of information Will, it is confidently trusted, afford to readers an accurate and comprehensive idea of the state - physical, politi cal, and social - of the vast Colony of New South Wales, and of her pro.
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