Item 02: 'Aboriginal words and names - Lower Clarence River Dialect, compiled by Robert Leycester Dawson', September 1935 - Page 12

Spear (of hardwood, not barbed)	Be-lar-rah
Boomerang (right hand)	Young-narl-girree
Boomerang (left Hand)	Wah-rah-guee
Boomerang (for war, heavy)	Uloo-gun-gah
Battle axe of flat hardwood curved at one end and pointed	Warrun-Warrun
Battle axe of round wood curved at one end pointed and used like a pick	Eye-yar-rin
Club of Hardwood	Gunn-lin
Paddymelon stick about a foot long, used for throwing at small game	Yah-burrah
Shield (of light wood)	Yah-rah-gul
Gunyah, or shelter of tea tree bark	Mun-duroo
Gunyah, or shelter of Stingybark	Yac-coo
Gunyah, or shelter of leaves and bushes	Woos-ray, or Yah-goo-rah
A camp with a number of shelters	Wass-rah
Rug of opossum skins	Moor-no-girree
Opossum wool, or fur	Wor-rah-kee
Spindle of green twigs to spin possom fur	But-tu-in
Opossum fur spun into yarn or rope and used for belts and aprons etc	Boo-eye-yum
Dilly bag, close woven of grass	Mogul-mogul
Net Bag, open mesh of string made form bark	My-ar-lee
Vessel, to carry water, made from the bangalow palm	Wiss-kee.

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