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Joseph Banks, `Journal' (edition Hooker, 1896), p. `The Argus,' Aug. brevirostris, Gould. The names are applied to various indigenous trees,in some cases from a supposed resemblance to the English fruit,in others to the foliage of the English tree.

4 (`Getting in theScrubbers'): The scrubbers, unseen of men, would stay in their fastnessesall day chewing the cud Black-cheeked N. ' In the`Western Australian Almanack' for 1842, quoted in J. 323: They very often use the article ge, which seems to answer toour English a, as ge gurka--a rope.