113 Special huts had to be provided for them [the sundowners],where they enjoyed eleemosynary rations of mutton, damper,and `Jack the Painter. So called from the round shaped flower(capitate inflorescence), on a thin stalk four or five feetlong, like a button on the end of a foil. 39: The Australian myrtles, or tea-trees, are to be found in thickclusters, shading rocky springs.
and abhorrence to the`wild blackfellows,' to whom they usually attribute the mostsavage propensities. Praed, `Head Station,' p. The tree belongs to the nutmeg family, and its realname is Myristica insipida. , but white or red gum.
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