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12/1047 Other Depts Misc.

22nd may 1912.

Sir,

Referring to your communication of the 17th instant asking to
be furnished with an aboriginal name suitable for a station on the
Blackall-Windorah extension. In further reference to this matter
I would call your attention to my latters of the first of January
and tenth of April of this year, and to earlier communications
in which several aboriginal names were submitted.

I am now giving you a few additional names one of which may
suit your purpose,


Aboriginal. English
[tick] Biroo Biroo open country
Gwinim Boree country
Mendah Nice place
Joo-Joo small & good
Karoo grows in Boree country
Yoomba hard wood used to make spears etc.,
Wama sugar bag
Pachee wild flowers
Wam Wah Magpie
Apana Pigeon
[tick] Muntapa Plain Turkey
Kuncool Wallaby
Yours obediently,

Chief Protector of Aboriginals.

The Chief Engineer,
Railway Department,
B R I S B A N E.

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QUEENSLAND
GOVERNMENT

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