Notebook 01: Aboriginal vocabularies obtained by C. J. McMaster, transcribed from his notebooks by W. Dixson, June 1929 - Page 14

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page 14

Wailwan or Walliwan
   Vocabulary
        by
 C.J. McMaster.

This tribe lives in the 
Neighbourhood of 
Walgett.
N.S.W.
 

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