CHAP.

I. By Way of Introduction

II. The Bushrangers

III. A Desperate Encounter

IV. The Great Match

V. The Big Flood

VI. On the Face of the Waters

VII. The Death of the Forest Monarch

VIII. What the Tree held

IX. The Rescue

X. The Return

XI. The Breaking Up

XII. Down the River

XIII. Off for the Holidays

XIV. Christmas Fun and Frolic

XV. A Bush Ride and its Consequences

XVI. The Dingo Raid

XVII. Dingo *v.* Emu: A Fight to a Finish

XVIII. The Chase and its Sequel

XIX. Concerning Wild Horses

XX. The Brumby Hunt

XXI. The Warrigal's Strategy

XXII. How Yellow Billy broke the Warrigal

XXIII. A Day's Shoot

XXIV. The Corrobberie

XXV. In the Bushrangers' Caves

XXVI. The Explorers

XXVII. A Respite

XXVIII. The Camp by the Sea

XXIX. At the Mercy of the Sea-Tiger

XXX. In and About the Camp

XXXI. Off to the Gold Diggings

XXXII. How they struck Gold

XXXIII. Bullion and Bushranger

*LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS*

With incredible difficulty Yellow Billy managed to pass his whip thong

twice round the brute's neck (missing from book) . . . _Frontispiece_

Suddenly the Forest Monarch topples, lurches, staggers and falls with a

mighty crash

The neighbours saw, far out on the wild, wreckage-strewn waters, a tiny

boat with four slight figures

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