Box 4 Folder 2: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 6

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[Page 6]

                                                Euabalong                                                    123

Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was Given Name of Place Meaning or Reason Why it was Given
      Boorithumble from small round
stones found
in locality
Booberoi from Large red birds
seen in Locality		 Whoey River or  
water holes
Euabalong from Stone found in
bed of River, on which
Aboriginies used to sharpen
Stone Tomahawks		 Hyandra Trees: gowing [sic] in Locality
now called Oak.
Gobothery Red Clay or Raddle
being found in River
This used for painting or decorating purposes:

Illawong

 Will come back this way.
      Ulambong Camping or Resting
place.
[?] Where Aboriginies
used to make wooden
spades from speci^es of wood
growing in Locality		 Boolooree Bushes growing in Locality. of a  
bluish tinge
Brotheroney From Bushes growing in Locality
producing red berries		 Dine-Dine Knife or instrument
formerly used by the  
Aborigines for making  
spears & other weapons
Cogee. [?] Aboriginies [found?]
[help?] contain. Water
in dry Seasons.		      

Cugong

  

  

Gumuguldrie

means the moon. something
occurred in that Locality
or some particular
phase  

  

Means plains

  

      

Subinspr  Johnston                                                                                                    M Meyer
                             Hay                                                                                                                Senior Const
                                                                                                                                                             Eurabalong
                                                                                                                                                                 25.9.99

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