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(2) A Tasmanian fish; see under Tasmanian Whiptail. See Hakea. The letters ng together,followed by r, occur in the proportion of one inthirteen, of the names for the animal tabulated by Curr. It grew like an enormouspear-shaped turnip, with only a small portion of the root inthe ground.

257: Its banks (Murrumbidgee) are fringed with the beautifulswamp-oak, a tree of the Casuarina family, with a formand character somewhat int Round Yam, n. It is said that thisis the shrub the leaves of which were utilized by the crews ofCaptain Cook's ships for the purpose of making `tea,' and As a matter of fact, the name is altered out of recognition,but really comes from the aboriginal budgery, good, andgar, parrot.