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of some scientific study; words, forinstance, which have come into the language from theAborigines, and names of animals, shrubs, and flowers. 429: It is also known by the name of `Messmate,' because it isallied to, or associated with, Stringy-bark. Lyonsia, n. Thefinal three quotations below show that while the original truedefinition and meaning, (1), are stil

is the Rata. 4: The calling of the stone plover. on account of the strength of its timberit is sometimes termed by the settlers `New Zealand Oak,' butit would be far more correct to name it `New Zealand Teak. 2: Mike will fret himself to death in a stable, and maybe killthe groom.