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30: A woody gully filled with peppermint and stringy-bark trees. Wentworth, `Description of New South Wales,'p. period, in New Zealand, which survive in thetraditions of the Maoris under the name of Moa (q. (In Glossary) pp.

163: Perhaps my use of the common colonial term `marsh' may bemisunderstood at home, as I remember that Native Tiger, n. Purcell had travelled over nearly the whole of Queensland,and had only seen the plant growing in a very limited area westof the Mullyan River, 138th meridian of east long. and Bailey,N.