Box 4 Folder 2: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 2

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                                                                                   Deniliquin                                                                      119

Name of Place Meaning or Reason Why it was Given Name of Place Meaning or reason Why it was Given
*Mikelymulga Trees struck by lightning Gerrp Rare kind of scrub
Bibil White leaved box tree Mudgera White Box tree
Wakool river Stagnant or brackish water   Jeroma Break for bushfire
Yallakool Creek Salt water Warrie Large plain
Moona Place where brothers[?] meet - A fight [?] Dogdora Thick scrub
Barratta Place where blacks get tomahawks Boothita Hail storm
Morago Place where blacks get waddies Gurribirri Thunder storm
Colligen Creek Boundary between two King [?] Territories Gulligir Edwards river near Murray
Weri No      
Thule Vessel for holding water      
Cunninyeuk   Place where wood is grown to make waddies      
Worroona Place for feasting      
Murgha A Shield      
Warbreccan Place where willow trees grow      
Gorn Place with steep banks      
Bunyalumbla?] Creek running off a plain      
Boabula Deep water hole      
Moira Big Lake      
Kyalite Edwards river      
Moulan Myall wood      
Mejaral Box wood      
Beal Gum wood      
Warbah Willow trees      
Yarring Like boree but with red leaves      
Wongal Plant grown in swamp part eaten by blacks      
Gooroombirik Beal Big lake      
Majundook Beal Little lake      
Gorroomorok Big cod fish      
Doorrun Brim      
Goonawara Swan      
Cowe Emu                                                     
Goorda Kangerroo(sic)      
Goyen Spear      
Bibin                Nulla Nulla                                                                                
Jarim reed spear      
Keret Womera for throwing spear      
Narlga Heiliman or shield      
Cariuk Yam stick      

The Supt of Police      Henry  Norris  
        D'quin                                   Sergt            
                                                 Deniliquin
                                               17/11/99

                                              

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