Box 4 Folder 5: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 29

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Wallumburrawang Abundance of little white stones
Warrambool A grass grown watercourse or watercourse  
where water flows only in flood time
Weemobah A small fire
Warrie The wood adder
Wingadee See the big fire
Wallunderong Give me a drink
Womboweeja A Syphilis infected place
Warroo Hornets
Walla Walla   Plenty of Rain
Yamagulli Signs of Water
Yananan Tree-roots
Yarrayin The head of the Penis
Youlbung Scarcity of Water

     William M Thomas
                    [?]  Surveyor

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