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[Page 4]                                                                                                                                  4                                                            

The Anthropological Society of Australasia

NAME OF PLACE MEANING OR REASON WHY IT WAS GIVEN
*Micketymulga Trees struck by lightning 
Bibil White leaved box tree * Mr Markham says this is the broad leaved box tree

Collected by JS Chard, Licensed surveyor, Armidale, from Mr Thomas Markham, Burrilda, Millee, who has had considerable experience with the blacks

 Niuri

Brown snake 

Yebba Carpet snake Mungi Sleeping lizard

Dhulie or Dooli

Edible Iguana Carbunbri Place where Carbun trees grow Wâroo Large scrub kangaroo  Colleboi  Large water rat Quia  General name for fish? Writing doubtful Kurie  Lobster freshwater  Perghna  Bony bream Kombaâl or Komball Black bream Gootah  Cod  Kaga Jew fish  Queabri  Place for good fishing Boggabri  Name of a herb Tawe A creeping plant Boonerie  A tree  Bukkulla Leopard tree Beera or Berah White wood tree Carwee A tree Moppoo Beefwood or barkwood a bufferwood tree                                    

 

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