Beneath the surface of the plateau. Bage preparing a meal in Aladdin's Cave in August Laseron and Hunter using the collapsible steel handcart in preparing for dredging on the frozen sea Greenland Sledging Dogs--"John Bull" and "Ginger"--tethered on the rocks adjacent to the hut The Mackellar islets viewed from an elevation of 800 feet on the mainland Snow Petrels preparing to nest, Cape Denison A Snow Petrel on the nest Adelie penguins diving into the sea in quest of food Adelie penguins jumping on to the floe Mertz in an icy ravine Mertz and Ninnis arrive with the dogs at Aladdin's Cave Mertz emerging from Aladdin's Cave A team of dogs eagerly following Ninnis The dogs enjoy their work Speeding east A distant view of Aurora Peak from the west Lieutenant B. E. S. Ninnis, R.F. Mertz, Ninnis, and Mawson erecting the tent in a high wind A later stage in erection of the tent in a wind (one man is inside) Dr. Xavier Mertz Pages from Dr. Mertz' diary Mawson emerging from his makeshift tent The half-sledge used in the last stage of Mawson's journey "...The long journey was at an end--a terrible chapter of my life was finished!" The southern supporting party on the plateau. Hunter, Murphy and Laseron The southern and supporting parties building a depot on the plateau Depot made by the southern and supporting parties at a point 67 miles south of Commonwealth Bay. Murphy, Laseron, and Hunter packing sledge in the foreground; Bage in the distance A rough sledging surface of high Sastrugi encountered by the southern party 200 miles S.S.E. of the hut Farthest south camp of southern party, 17 "minutes" (about 50 miles) from the South Magnetic Pole. Bage near sledge; Webb taking set of magnetic observations behind snow barricade Sastrugi furrowed by the mighty winds of the plateau, 250 miles S.S.E. of winter quarters, Adelie Land Under reefed sail. Southern party 290 miles S.S.E. of winter quarters, Adelie Land Hurley in sledging gear Correll on the edge of a ravine in the ice sheet Madigan's, Murphy's, and Stillwell's parties breaking camp at Aladdin's Cave at the commencement of the summer journeys The surface of the continental ice sheet in the coastal region where it is badly crevassed Working the sledge through broken sea ice, 46 miles off King George V Land. Madigan, Correll and McLean The "Organ-Pipes" of Horn Bluff (1000 feet in height) pushing out from the mainland Madigan, Correll and McLean camped below the cliffs of Horn Bluff (1000 FEET IN height). Columnar Dolerite is seen surmounting a sedimentary series partly buried in the talus-slope An outcrop of a sedimentary formation containing bands of coal projecting through the talus slope below the columnar dolerite at Horn Bluff The face of a granite outcrop near penguin point. At its base is a tide crack and ice foot The granite cliffs at Penguin Point where Cape Pigeon and Silver Petrel rookeries were found; the site of New Year's Camp [VOLUME II]