]Mitchell-Grass, n. 258: The river is too deep, child, and the Bunyip lives in thewater under the stones. 122: Another most beautiful pigeon is the `bronze-wing,' which isnearly the size of the English wood-pigeon, and has amagnificent purply-bronze speculum on the wings. the scientific name given by Shawin 1793 to the Australian genus of Petaurists (q.
on the Prime, as the Customs laws call the first entryof goods. Leguminosae. Frond varying in length from a fewinches to several feet, and with a breadth of from one to fivelines. Corella, n.