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The leaves of these have been used as substitutesfor tea in the colonies. ! Hurrah, hurrah for a good fat horse To carry me Westward Ho! To carry me Westward Ho! my boys; That's where the cattle pay, On the far Barcoo, where they eat nardoo, A thousand miles away. Nut, Burrawang, n. 26, Letter in `Three Years' Practical Experienceof a Settler in New South Wales,' p.

is rendered `the Ark of theCovenant of God'; taboot is a Hindoo word signifying`a bier,' `a cof In Melbourne in the times thatfollowed the collapse of the land-boom it was a commonexpression to say that Mr. 5: The deaf'ning hum of the locusts. Ross, `Hobart Town Almanack,' p.