Box 4 Folder 4: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 24

Name of Place	Meaning or Reason Why it was Given	Name of Place	Meaning or Reason Why it was Given
		Yaralla	Camp
		Yargir	Fire
Cumbargaw	Language of Tribe	Tume	Smoke
Nutungery	Aboriginal Doctor	Cougan	Shield
Yarailey	White Man	Pucoori	Spear
Burrungen	Black Woman	Cunni	Yam-Stick
Yararleymirrigia	White Woman	Cunmin	Nulla-Nulla
Niagua	Black Man	Babarra	Paddymelon [?]
Boogaia	Boy	Waganaga	Tomahawk
Baogrigan	Girl	Nyini	Sun
Coomburra	Spirit	Keeting
Narraro	Water	Windi
Cooloon	Rain	Carra	Cloud
Bindarri	Creek	Bargabine	Perch Fish
Cargal	The Ocean	Booriga	Eel fish
Coorari	Stone	Caroolgan	Cod Fish
Chuloom	Mountain	Chanam	Frog
Challugida	Tree	Cheepin	Bird
Chardiga	Apple Tree	Cararey	Eagle Hawk
Mungamaga	Gum Tree	Kiara	White cockatoo
Nuloomga	Oak tree	Chumparia	Blue Mountain Parrott
Burrigarriga	Ironbark Tree	Killowill	Black duck
Moombarriga	Cherry tree	Tungarra	Honey
Kuorigooia	Vine used for climbing	Woogin	Bee
Marrilman	Dwarf Honeysuckle	Coori	Flower
Carlgarie	Vine Scrub	Targan	White Colour
Cooraraga	Dead Tree	Coorroo	Black
Goonoo	Gum Tree	Toongooin	Black snake
Bulloriga	Swamp Mahogany	Charmbin	Death Adder
Windarn	Blady Grass	Calaragea	Summer
Turgaree	Native Bear	Muggoroo	Winter
Murgoo	Kangaroo	Cuggar	Frost
Bullean	Wallaby	Baroomgi	Thunder
Wamgee	English dog	Cooloni	Liquer
Calluga	Kangaroo Rat	Boorarng	To KIll
Ullora	Bandicoot
Conge	To Sleep	Geo Buckland SC Woolgoola 5/9/99
Billigmang	To Run
Chuckgungii	To Stand

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