Unlike the Thylacine and TasmanianDevil (q. Cassell's `Picturesque Australasia,' vol. From this bird's habitof constantly swaying its lengthened tail feathers from side toside it is locally known in many districts as the `WillyWagtail. It is beyond all doubt that the vocabularies of the Aboriginesdiffered widely in different parts.
Aru Island W. North of the Murraythe native women were called Gins (q. Thisname is not much used, but is corrupted into Tookytook(q. k, beleck,' and `Balaugara' of the aboriginal tribes,is abundant about the mountain ranges, in all parts of thecolony.
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