This report describes the findings of a scientific expedition led by William Austin Horn to central Australia in 1894. The expedition aimed to study the geology, flora, and fauna of the region, which was little-known to scientists at the time. The report includes detailed descriptions of the expedition's findings and the challenges they faced.

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