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Ceilings. 

 Cedar. 

 Beech. 



Colonial pine. 

 Cypress pine. 

 Blue-berry ash. 

 Sassafras. 



Coibra-resisting timbers. 



Turpentine. 



Tallow-wood, 



Eed mahogany. 



Ironbark. 



Priokly tea-tree and other tea-trees. 



Brown pine. 



Gog-wheels. 



Teak. 

 Tea-tree. 



Cricket-hats. 



Black pencil cedar. 



Dairy utensils. 

 Silky oak. 

 Eed silky oak. 



Boors. 

 Eed cedar. 

 Pine. 



Engraving. 

 (Bold outlines only.) 

 Cheesewood (softer and tougher than 



Turkey box). 

 Native cherry. 

 "Wild lemon. 



Brush ironhark, and perhaps other Brush-box. 

 timbers belonging to the Butacecs WTater gum. 

 and SapindacecB. Swamp oak. 



Grrey box. 

 Felloes. Spotted gum 



Blue gum (sometimes called woolly 



Pine-knots (Colonial or hoop pine). 



Cypress pine. 



Teak. 



Box. 



Ironbark. 



She-oak. 



Honeysuckle. 



Furniture. 

 Eed cedar. 

 Eosewood. 

 Eed bean. 

 Onion-wood. 

 Black bean. 

 White ash. 

 Tulipwood. 



Oun stocks. 

 Cherry. 

 Blackwood. 

 Mountain hickory. 

 Coachwood. 

 Maiden's blush. 



Sandles {axe). 



Many wattles. 

 Spotted gum. 

 Mountain ash. 

 Water gum. 



Sandles (tool). 



Blackwood. 

 Pigeon-berry ash. 

 Native cherry. 



butt). 

 Grey gum. 



Floats of Mill Wheels. 

 Beech. 

 Mountain ash. 



Flooring. 



Tallow-wood. 

 Beech. 

 Colonial pine. 



House-llocJcs {Wooden piers or piles). 



Eosewood. 

 Cypress pine. 

 Grey gum. 

 Murray red gttm. 

 Porest red gum. 

 Eed mahogany. 

 Ironbark. 



Lining-loards. 

 Same as "Ceilings;" 



