andcattle depastured on saltbush country are said to remain freeof fluke, and get cured of Distoma-disease, and of other alliedailments (Mueller). In New Zealand, it is also applied tothe Tarata. ): One called here the Woolly Butted Gum seems identical with theblack butted gum of Tasmania. In New Zealand, a common settlers'corruption for any tree called Mapau (q.
, the Mountain Pine; and A. 36: Only to pull up again at the nearest public-house, to theveranda of which his horse's bridle was hung until he hadimbibed a nobbler or two. This type is best represented by thenatives of Australia, and next to them by the indigenous tribesof Southern India, the so-called coolies. The name is also incorrectly applied bythe colonists to the large tidal perch of the Fitzroy River,Queensland, Lates calcarifer, Guenth.
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