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New South Wales. 

 Bo-gay, 



Ta-yora, Me- 1 

 diang-a, J 



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Mul-Ia-ra, 



Englifh. 



Diving, 

 f Severely 'cold, .Me- 

 dianga is com- 

 pounded 0/M.Q- 

 L diong, a fore. 

 Married. Com- 

 poundedof Mul- 

 ls., a man. 



Beqfts. 



Juiig.o, 



Pat-a-go-rang, 



Bag-gar-ray, 



Wal-li-bah; 



Tein-go, 



Din-go, 



Wor-re-gaT, 



Boo-roo-min, 



Go-ra-go-ro, 



Wob-bin, 



Ga-ni-mong, 



Wee-ree-a-min, 



Wee-ree-am-by, 



Bo-gul, 



Me-rea-gine, 



Common name. 

 A large grey 



kang-oo-roo. 

 Small red ditto. 

 Black ditto. 



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Dog, 



Grey vulpine op- 



ojfum. 

 Red ditto. 

 Flying fquirrel. 

 Kang-oo-roo rat. 



Large fox rat. 



Rat or moufe. 

 Spotted rat. 



Birds. 



Ma-ray-ong, 



Go-ree-ail, 



Mui-go, 



Emu. 



A parrot. 



A black fwan. 



New South Wales. Englifh. 

 Car-rang-a bo- 1 A pelican. When 

 mur-ray, J they fee this bird 



overtheirheads, 

 they fing the fol- 

 lowing words : 

 Gnoo-roo-me ta-twa-na-twa-na-twa. — Gnoo- 

 roo me ta twa na-twa, na-twa, tar-ra wow, 

 tar ra wow*. 



Yoo-rong-i, 

 Goad-gang, 



Wir-gan, 



Go-gan-ne-gine, 



Po-book, 

 Wau-gan, 

 Jam-raul jam-mul, 

 Gare-a-way, 

 Ca-rate, 



Ur- win-ner-ri- wing, 



A wild duck. 

 A wild pigeon. 



{Bird named by us 

 the Friar. 

 CBird named by 

 < us the L a ughing 

 £ "Jack-Afs. 

 Mufquito hawk. 

 Crow, 



Common hawk. 

 White cockatoo. 

 Black ditto. 

 Curlew. 



In/eels, Reptiles. 



Mar-rae-gong, 

 Mi-a nong, 

 Go nia go-nia, 

 Gil-be-nong, 

 Bur roo-die ra, 

 Go na-iong, 

 Can-nar-ray, 

 Cahn, 



Po-boo-nang, 



A fpider. 

 Afiy. 

 A beetle. 



A grafshopper. 



A butterfly. 



Caterpillar. 



Centipede. 



Snake. 



A black ant. 



* On feeing a fhoal of porpoifes, they fing while the fifh is above water, No-te-le bre la-la> 

 No te-le bre la-la, until it goes down, when they fmg the words No-tee, No tee, until itrifes again,. 



