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Nut, Nicker, n. Maiden, `Useful Native Plants,' p. 6: Witness said that there was a post-office clock `withincoo-ee,' or within less than half-a-mile of the station. 837: Called `Silver Wattle.

It is quite evident that others hadcontributed Australasian words, and I must confess I hardlylike to be held responsible for some of their statements. 132: Twenty white-haired Junes have left us Grey with frost and bleak with gale. 153: I have heard that the dingo, warragal or native dog, does nothunt in packs like the wolf and jackal. Ferozeshah? Or, as is more probable, were thenames mere corruptions of aboriginal words now lost? Roll up, v.