518 PALAEONTOLOGY OF QUEENSLAND, 



ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE PALEONTOLOGY OF 

 QUEENSLAND. 



Part I. — Palaeozoic. 



(Plates XXXIX. xll) 



By R. Etheridge, Junr. 



(Palaeontologist to the Australian Museum, and Geological 

 Survey of New South Wales.) 



1. — Introduction. 



During the preparation and publication of the " Geology and 

 Palaeontology of Queensland,"* a large number of additional fossils 

 were obtained by Mr. R. L. Jack, Government Geologist for that 

 Colony, his Assistant, Mr. W. H. Rands, and the Survey Collector, 

 the late Mr. James Smith, of Rockhampton. These came to hand 

 too late for incorporation in the work named, but the Linnean 

 Society having generously undertaken the publication of an 

 elaboration of this additional material, it is my intention to offer 

 a few notes to the Society, as occasion may arise, supplementing 

 them with information gleaned from the Queensland gatherings 

 of Mr. George Sw^eet, Brunswick, Melbourne, who was good enough 

 to place his collection in my hands. I shall also take the oppor- 

 tunity of correcting a few inaccuracies into which I fell, when 

 engaged in the work above referred to. 



2. — The Raglan Limestone. 



In the " Geology and Palaeontology of Queensland and New 

 Guinea,"! my co-writer (Mr. R. L. Jack) places the Raglan Lime- 



* The (reolnpy and P;ilifiiiitology of Queensland and Xew Guinea. By 

 R. L. Jack, &.(:., and R. Etlieridge,' junr., &o. {3 vols. Brisbane, 1S92.) 

 t P. S9. 



