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Dedication: To Thomas Holt, Esq., M.L.A., of the Warren, near Sydney, New South Wales, who has attested himself the friend and patron of all that tends to develop the material resources, promote the intellectual advancement, and secure the moral and religious well-being of Australia, this volume is most respectfully inscribed by the author.
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Fishing outside the Sydney Heads, Mr. Finnyman gets sunstroke. While fishing off Fort Macquarie, the Fort speaks to him, and urges him to consider the need for harbour defence.
