before many of our neighboursat Greenstone Gully, were half done with their dirt. 224: I never saw such bucks and jumps into the air as she [themare] performed. It is thelocal equivalent of the more common form murrai. These are high swimming fishes, and maybe readily seen when about pushing their pursuits; thebeautif
a word of North-American Indianorigin, applied in English to the similarly shaped shortone-handed axe or hatchet. by both old bushmen andblackfellows, of some bush beast bigger and fiercer than anycommonly known in Australia, are founded on fact. ivalent formoney is utu, pronounced by the Ngapuhi and othernorthern tribes with the last syllable callistachys, Meissn.
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