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dried-up pool, and tell of the continuity of the forces of nature, 

 the forces which produce these phenomena at the present day 

 being the same as those which governed the universe in the almost 

 immeasurable past of the Triassic period. 



By invitation of Mr. Harbison, the party adjourned to the 

 Model School, where tea had kindly been provided. After tea, 

 the Rev. George Robinson (Tartaraghan) having been moved to 

 the chair, the usual business meeting of the Club was held, and a 

 number of new members were elected j after which, on the motion 

 of the Chairman, seconded by John Ward, Esq., a hearty vote of 

 thanks was passed by acclamation to Mr. and Mrs. Harbison for 

 their kindness in entertaining the Club on their present visit to the 

 district. 



All being again seated on the vehicles, a rapid drive brought the 

 party home, after having spent a most profitable and pleasant after" 

 noon, and thus concluded the summer excursions of the Club, 

 which have this year in nearly every case been favoured by good 

 weather, notwithstanding that the season has been one that will 

 long be remembered as calamitous by reason of the heavy and 

 almost continuous rains that prevailed. 



