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Rusden, `History of Australia,' vol. Conger wilsoni, Castln. 107: What are commonly styled `locusts' in this country are reallyCicadae, belonging to a totally distinct and widelyseparated order of insects. Widgi-Widgi station on the Mary was the head-quarters for thefruit of this tree, and some thousands of blacks used toassemble there in the season t

I think myself it is SouthIsland Maori, often differing a little in spelling and use; andso very much the larger proportion of New Zealand literature isthe literature of the North. when in the country,`the Bush' means more especially the forest. Wakefield, `Adventures in New Zealand,' vol. ) Aboriginal name for the Cacatuaroseicapilla, Vieill.