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| Abbott, Mr. F., on profits of wattle culture | 8 |
| Abbott, Mr. F., on supply of Tasmanian wattle-bark | 2 |
| Acacia amœna | 22 |
| Acacia aneura | 27 |
| Acacia aneura var. | 27 |
| Acacia aulacocarpa | 28 |
| Acacia binervata | 26 |
| Acacia calamifolia | 17 |
| Acacia colletioides | 16 |
| Acacia Cunninghamii | 28 |
| Acacia dealbata | 33 |
| Acacia decurrens | 29 |
| Acacia elata | 28 |
| Acacia falcata | 18 |
| Acacia flavescens | 26 |
| Acacia glaucescens | 28 |
| Acacia harpophylla | 26 |
| Acacia homalophylla | 24 |
| Acacia implexa | 26 |
| Acacia leptocarpa | 28 |
| Acacia longifolia | 26 |
| Acacia longifolia var. floribunda | 27 |
| Acacia longifolia var. Sophoræ | 27 |
| Acacia melanoxylon | 25 |
| Acacia mollissima | 31 |
| Acacia mollissima var. Leichhardtii. | 32 |
| Acacia neriifolia | 19 |
| Acacia Oswaldi | 25 |
| Acacia pendula | 24 |
| Acacia pendula var. glabrata | 25 |
| Acacia penninervis | 18 |
| Acacia podalyriæfolia | 23 |
| Acacia polystachya | 28 |
| Acacia pravissima | 24 |
| Acacia prominens | 23 |
| Acacia pruinosa | 29 |
| Acacia pycnantha | 19 |
| Acacia retinodes | 19 |
| Acacia rigens | 17 |
| Acacia salicina | 22 |
| Acacia saligna | 19 |
| Acacia sentis | 18 |
| Acacia siculiformis | 16 |
| Acacia stenophylla | 25 |
| Acacia subporosa | 24 |
| Acacia supporosa | 24 |
| Acacia tetragonophylla | 16 |
| Acacia verniciflua | 17 |
| Acacia vestila | 23 |
| Age of trees for cutting | 13 |
| Analyses of barks | 36, 37, 38 |
| Bamboo method of planting wattles | 5 |
| Bastard gidgee | 24 |
| Bastard myall | 18, 28 |
| Black sally | 25 |
| Black wattle | 19, 23, 26, 28, 29, 31 |
| Blackwood | 18, 25 |
| Boree | 28 |
| Brigalow | 26, 28 |
| Broad-leaved wattle | 19 |
| Broom wattle | 17 |
| Brown, J. E., on profits of wattle culture | 8 |
| Callicoma serratifolia | 1 |
| Carting | 10, 11 |
| Commerce in wattle-seed | 6 |
| Conservation of wattles | 2 |
| Continuous supply of bark required by European tanners | 1, 2 |
| Cooba | 22 |
| Cost of bark | 2, 14, 15 |
| Cost of land per acre for wattle growing | 10, 11 |
| Cultivation of wattles | 2 |
| Curly yarran | 24 |
| Damp wattle-bark | 12 |
| Dead Finish | 16 |
| Dead trees | 6 |
| Demand for bark | 1 |
| Desert country for wattle planting | 5 |
| Destruction of wattles | 2 |
| Detailed returns from bark | 9 |
| Detailed expenditure on cultivation of wattles | 9, 10, 11 |
| Diameter of wattle trees | 13 |
| Dilka | 28 |
| Donovan, Mr. F., on supply of bark in Melbourne | 2 |
| Dunn, Mr., on supply of bark in Melbourne | 2 |
| Estimates of receipts and expenditure in wattle cultivation | 9, 19, 11 |
| Encouragement towards replanting wattles | 2 |
| Exhaustion of soil by wattles | 3 |
| Experiment in wattle-seed | 4 |
| Export of bark | 13 |
| Extract from wattle-bark | 14 |
| Extraordinarily rich bark | 19 |
| Feathery wattle | 29 |
| Fencing per mile | 10, 11 |
| Ferguson W., on profits of wattle cultivation | 8 |
| Fibre in wattle-barks | 12 |
| Finish, Dead | 16 |
| Fire, an aid in the germination of wattle-seed | 3 |
| Fire-breaks | 11 |
| Firewood | 13 |
| First Australian wattle, not an acacia | 1 |
| Garrong | 31 |
| Germination of wattle-seed | 3 |
| Gidgee | 24 |
| Gidgee, bastard | 24 |
| Golden wattle | 19, 26 |
| Green wattle | 19, 29, 31 |
| Grey wattle | 23 |
| Hallenstein J., on profits of wattle cultivation | 8 |
| Hardness of wattle-seed | 3 |
| Heat to assist germination of wattle seed | 3, 4 |
| Hickory | 18, 25, 26, 28 |
| Hickory, mountain | 18 |
| Income from wattle-bark | 11 |
| Increase of bark on slitting the growing bark | 12 |
| Increase of tannic acid in cultivated trees | 13 |
| Interest on money | 9, 10, 11 |
| Karagata | 25 |
| Koubah | 22 |
| Kowarkul | 28 |
| Leather spotted by using damp bark | 12 |
| Lightwood | 25 |
| Lignum-vitæ | 18 |
| Limestone formations | 2 |
| Local requirements of wattle-barks | 15 |
| Lowenthal's method of analysis | 16, 19 |
| Market for wattle-bark | 2 |
| Meaning of word wattle | 1 |
| Method of propagation of wattles in bamboos | 5 |
| Methods of sowing wattle-seed | 5, 6 |
| Miljee | 25 |
| Moisture for wattle-growing | 3 |
| Moisture in wattle-bark | 12 |
| Moore, Mr. C., on profits of wattle cultivation | 8 |
| Motherumba | 22 |
| Mountain hickory | 28, 29 |
| Mucilage in tannage | 14 |
| Mulga | 27 |
| Myall | 24, 28 |
| Myall, bastard | 18, 28 |
| Myimbarr | 26 |
| Narrow-leaved yarran | 24 |
| Native willow | 22 |
| Nealie | 17 |
| Needle bush | 17 |
| Nilyah | 24 |
| Number of wattles in Australia | 15 |
| Number of wattles in New South Wales | 15 |
| Number of wattle-seeds in a pound | 20 |
| Packing, &c. | 13 |
| Ploughing | 9, 10, 11 |
| Preparation of bark extract | 14 |
| Preparation of bark for export | 13 |
| Profits to be derived from wattle cultivation | 7 |
| Pruning wattles | 7, 9 |
| Quantity of wattle-bark per acre | 8 |
| Quantity of wattle-bark required by large firms | 2 |
| Rent per acre | 9, 11 |
| Requirements of home consumers | 2 |
| Returns from bark of thinnings | 14 |
| Returns when available | 13 |
| Rich bark | 19 |
| River wattle | 24 |
| Rosewood | 28 |
| Sallow, white | 26 |
| Sally, black | 25 |
| Sally or sallow | 18, 26 |
| Sand mixed with wattle-seed | 5 |
| Sandy soil | 3 |
| Scarifying | 9, 10, 11 |
| Seed and sowing | 3 |
| Selection of seed | 5 |
| Silver wattle | 23, 25, 31, 33 |
| Size of trees for cutting | 13 |
| Slitting of bark of wattle-trees | 12 |
| Soil for wattles | 2 |
| Sowing seed | 3, 6, 9, 10, 11 |
| Stripping, per ton | 10, 11 |
| Succession of wattle crops on same land | 3 |
| Superiority of wattle-bark from cultivated trees | 13 |
| Supervision | 11 |
| Supply of bark | 2 |
| Sydney wattle | 29 |
| Tabular statements of wattle-bark analyses | 36 |
| Tannage | 14 |
| Tannic acid contained in wattle-barks | 15 |
| Tasmanian wattle-barks | 2 |
| Tate, Prof. Experiments on wattle-seed | 4 |
| Temperature to which wattle-seed may be subjected | 4 |
| The most valuable wattle-barks | 36 |
| Thinning wattles | 7, 10, 11 |
| Thrupp, Mr. On slitting bark of trees to improve quantity of bark | 12 |
| Time of year for stripping | 12 |
| Time of year to sow wattle-seed | 6 |
| Time taken by wattle-seed to germinate naturally | 3 |
| Umbrella bush | 25 |
| Value of wattle-bark | 15 |
| Various kinds of wattle-bark | 15 |
| Victorian wattle culture | 8 |
| Wait-a-while | 16 |
| Wallowa | 17 |
| Wattah | 29 |
| Wattle-barks, good, bad, and indifferent | 15 |
| Wattle-barks of secondary value | 37 |
| Wattle-bark, tons yielded per acre | 8 |
| Wattle, black | 19 |
| Wattle, broad-leaved | 19 |
| Wattle, broom | 17 |
| Wattle, feathery | 29 |
| Wattle, golden | 19, 26 |
| Wattle, green | 19, 29, 31 |
| Wattle, grey | 23 |
| Wattle, silver | 23, 25, 31, 33 |
| Wattle, Sydney | 29 |
| Wattle, meaning of word | 1 |
| Wattle, raising in bamboos | 5 |
| Wattles recommended to be planted | 36 |
| Wattle sowing in desert country | 5 |
| Weeping wattle | 19 |
| Wee-tjellan | 18 |
| Weight of wattle-seeds | 20 |
| White sallow | 26 |
| Willow | 17 |
| Willow, native | 22 |
| Worthless wattle-barks | 38 |
| Yarran | 24 |
| Yarran, curly | 24 |
| Yarran, narrow leaved | 24 |
| Yield, per acre | 8 |