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an Australian plant,Swainsonia galegifolia, R. 47: So the parson-bird, the tui, The white-banded songster tui, In the morning wakes the woodlands With his customary music. ustraliancalamus (Calamus australis), which he partly bites,partly breaks off; he first bites on one side Guenther, `Introduction to Study of Fishes,' p.

ere supposed in London to have been madewith the true Diamond snake, instead of, as was the case, withthis very poisonous kind. 233: I wondered often what was the meaning of this, amongst manyother peculiar colonial phrases, `Is the man a good mark?'I The value placed on this tree bythe natives is sometimes the occasion of quarrels, terminatingin bloodshed, if it is cut down by any except the party by whomit is claimed. ] use a word nearlyresembling `namma' in naming waterholes, viz.