184 (`Century'): So up jumps Tom on the bar overhead with a long pething-pole,like an abnormally lon a Queensland plant,Xanthium strumarium, Linn. Thesoil was rich, and `brushland' was well understood as adescriptive term. 2: At first and for more than a hundred miles [from Oodnadattanorthwards], our track led across what is called the gibbe
(3) Applied to Aborigines. The word is Maori, and Maori is the language of New Zealand, notof Tasmania. pent, or they grow weary of the oldoccupation, and some new affair is set about as busily as theformer one. Hill, `What we Saw in Australia,' p.
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