Box 4 Folder 2: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 9

Name of Place	Meaning or Reason why it was Given	Name of Place	Meaning or Reason why it was Given
		Weejagada	Muddy water
		Wongaroa	A Young Emu
		Weinjillabah	No firewood about
Balah	a thin leaved tree	Wiru	timberless Country (Plains
Boorngnil	Level ground
Boondara	Hard patches of ground	Yandambah	A lonely place supposed frequented by Ghosts
Corowra	A very large tree

Goonabuna	A large swamp		Mossgiel
Goonaroo	Wild Ducks

Kuwong	The moon
Keeral	White Box tree
Kajuligah	an old aboriginal settlement
Kerringela	a short tailed lizard
Kuribudgee	Black Kangaroo
Karoo	High Stoney Country
[Kumba?]	Wild Turkey.

Moolah	A meeting place
Munjackata	dry country no water
Mungidga	a deep hole in the ground
Murrumbong	a good place for game
Mundamutta	Old Bark of trees
Mooyomal	Thick Scrub.
Merrie	A Wild Dog

Quondama	Fruit of the Quandong tree

Tairai	White lime stone Country
Trido	Calling "such as come here"
Tibora Tooroo	The Boundary between two tribes) A snake

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