Lang,' Cooksland,'p. 367: Gin, the term applied to the native female blacks; not fromany attachment to the spirit of that name, but from some (tome) unknown derivation. The fleshy fruit is eaten raw by the aborigines:the leaves are eaten baked. Spicer, `Handbook of the Plants ofTasmania,' p.
In spite of this double warning, itmay be maintained that some of the origins both of Maori and ofAustralian words have been found and are in this book recorded. broadbentii, McCoy. Rolf Boldrewood, `Sydney-side Saxon,' p. See Duckquotation, 1889, Parker.
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