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Appendix — Containing : — 
A. A Short Grammar and Vocabulary of the Dialect spoken by the Minyug 
People, on the North-east Coast of New South Wales. By the Kev. H. 
Livingstone, Wimmera, Victoria, 1-27. 
B. Grammar [Abstract] of the Language spoken by the Narrinyeri Tribe in 
S. Australia. By the late Lev. G. Taplin, Aborigines’ Missionary, Point 
Macieay, South Australia, pp. 28-18. 
C. Grammar [Abstract] of the Language spoken by the Aborigines of Western 
Australia.* * * § Compiled by Ciias. Symmons, Protector of the Aborigines, 
pp. 48—56. 
D. Grammar and Vocabulary of the Aboriginal Dialect called the Wirradhuri. 
By the late Archdeacon Gunther, pp. 56-120. 
E. Prayers in the Awabakal Dialect. By the Venerable Archdeacon W. G. 
Broughton, &c.,pp. 120-127. 
F. Gurre Kamilaroi — “ Kamilaroi Sayings.”! By the Eev. W. Bidley, pp. 
127-131. 
G. Specimens of a Dialect of the Aborigines of New South Wales ; being the 
first attempt to form their Speech into a Written Language. | By L. E. 
Threlkeld, pp. 131-148. 
Tietkins (W. H.) — The Nullabor Plains and the West Boundary of the Province [of 
South Australia]. Proc. R. Geogr. Soc. Austr, (S. Austr. BrancJi) for 1886-87 [1889], 
II, Ft. 2, pp. 34. 
[Absence of Native population.] 
Tietkins (W. II.) — Journal of the Central Australian Exploring Expedition, 1889, 
under command of W. H. Tietkins. Despatched by the Central Australian Exploring 
and Prospecting Association, Limited, under the auspices of the Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia, South Australian Branch. Together with Map ; List of 
Botanical Specimens, described by Baron Sir Ferd. von Mueller, &c., and Prof. R. 
♦ Tate, &c. ; also Catalogue of Geological Specimens, described by H. Y. L. Brown, 
&c.. Government Geologist of South Australia ; with Geological Sketch of the 
Country passed over, pp. 84. (8vo., Adelaide, 1891.) 
[Scattered Notes.] 
TomaliaAvks — An Important Discovery. The Queenslander, 1884, XXV, No. 442 {March 
15<A), p. 430.§ 
[Discovery of Tomahawks in digging the Coui’t-house foundation at Deniliquin, N.S. Wales.] 
Turner (F.) — The supposed Poisonous Plants of New South Wales (both Indigenous 
and Exotic). N. S. Wales Agric. Gazette, 1891, II, N'o. 3, pp. 124-126. 
[Myoporinous fruits as Aboriginal food]. 
* Extr. Western Australian Almanac, for 1842 — Appendix. 
t This Primer was printed in 185G for the use of the Blacks on Liverpool Plains (teste Fraser). 
X Printed in 1827, and the earliest attempt to exhibit the structure of the Aboriginal Languages (teste Fraser). 
§ Extracted from The Pastoral Times. 
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