The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines
Subtitle: A sketch of their Habits, Customs, Legends and Language.  Also an account of the efforts made by Mr. and Mrs. James Smith to Cristianise and Civilise them.
Publisher: E. Spiller, Government Printer
Published: 1880
Place of publication: Adelaide, Australia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 139
Description: Original 1880 edition
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: List of Illustrations; title: Introduction; label: Part First; title: Habits and Customs—
label: Chapter I.; title: Birth of Children; title: Death and Burial; title: Marriage; title: Treatment of Widows; title: Traditions and Legends, Early Events—
label: Chapter II.; title: First Ship at Rivoli Bay; title: First Cattle and Horses seen by natives; title: How Fire was Obtained; title: Last of the Giants; title: Origin of MacDonnell Bay; title: Origin of the Kangaroo; title: The First Blacks; title: Tennateona, or the Devil; title: Why the Emu has Short Wings; title: Wreck of the Maria; title: Superstitions, Witchcraft, &c.—
label: Chapter III.; title: Belief in Witchcraft; title: Dreaming of Women; title: Idea of the Hereafter; title: Pangals, or Medicine Men; label: Part Second; title: Capability for Civilisation and Evangelisation
label: Chapter I.; title: Memoirs—
label: Chapter II.; title: Boonduin; title: Caboo, Wife and Children; title: Kotawar; title: Caroline and her Family; title: Conversion of Black Bobby; title: Emma, or Tenung; title: Lohwoola; title: Nathan; title: Patchuerimen; title: The Dying Woman; title: Utcoonin; title: Wergon; title: Yanbo-araming; title: Yara-nar-a-men; label: PART THIRD.; title: Language of the Tribe—; title: Structure of the Tongue; title: Vocabulary; title: Relationships; title: Songs