IV PKOCEEDINGS, APRIL. 



coal measures, was a startling instance of that enterprise of which Tasmania 

 was supposed to be destitute. It was a pity that it was not more wisely- 

 directed. 



The Secretary, in the absence of the author, read a paper, entitled " Notes 

 on Mount Lyell District, Tasmania," by Mr. F. Danvers Power, F.G.S. 



Mr. R. M. Johnston replied briefly, when it was decided to postpone 

 discussion until next meeting. 



His Excellency proposed the usual votes of thanks to the contributors 

 of papers, which having been carried by acclamation, the meeting 

 adjourned. 



