Box 5 Folder 1: Western Australian place names, 1899-1903 - Page 27

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Beverley Sub-district

 

Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was Given Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was Given
Mundiaring Pool on the Dale River, supposed to be infested with snakes Pwoata Native name for York [indecipherable]
Calmunning Pool on the Dale River, the snakes there suppoesd by the natives to be fine eating Yokine Native dog
Yonger A Kangaroo    
Cumnel An opossum    
Cuttish A native cat    
Wharele A carpet snake    
Gwunder A black snake    
Beeler A river    
Carter A hill    
Quarijackan Native name for Beverley Pool    

 

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