Cunningham, `Two Years in New South Wales,' vol. --The town Parramatta, though formerly often spelt withone r, is now always spelt with two. ht gradual bend like that of a sword; they are,however, without knobs, and every way inferior to the wirris ofthe Adelaide tribes. ), which includes the NativeCat (see under Cat): described in the quotations.
Stokes, `Discoveries in Australia,' vol. Maori word for a storehouse on postsor other supports, like a Pataka (q. , withthe length of the stem up to the first branch 295 ft. 323: The Casuarina trees, with their leafless, thin,thread-like, articulated branches, have been comp
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