203: They had a much larger quantity of amoca [sic] orblack stains upon their bodies and faces. , `Story of New Zealand,' p. `Royal Commission on the Fisheries of Tasmania,' p. Berry) constituted the `stone wall' that had been spoken of?Did they constitute the stone wall which was to oppose allprogres
aories,which is a handsome palm-lily, Cordyline australis,often termed `cabbage-tree' by the bushmen. 222: Those most picturesque trees, the Oyster Bay pines, which,vividly green in foliage, tapering to a height of eighty or onehundred feet The origin of this word is very doubtful. 320: The cattle suffered much, and some of both the public andprivate stock perished.
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