It was to the honey-laden blossoms ofthis tree that the noisy cockatoos and parrots used to flock. 45, `The Bulla BullaBunyip': The landlord swore to the apparition of a huge blackfellowflourishing a phantasmal `waddy. -- Calyptorhynchus baudinii, Vig. In the United States it isspelt beauregarde, derived by `Standard' from Frenchbeau and regarde, a manifest instance of the lawof Hobson -Jobson.
tropis, the keel of a ship,and rhunchos, beak. A third, L. 140: An odd pair of sawyers, generally `Derwenters,' as theTasmanian expirees were called. Archdeacon Williams, in his `Dictionary ofNew Zealand Language,' says Ake, Ake, Ake,means for ever and ever.
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