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Pisher, Mr, Bell and Saunders were the first to cross.
Next were Lynch and than Watson,
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mulgahroadleafed mulgasoruh mulgakoolee walgalaOoldea Range, a low lineTietkin's well other side
tableland and spinifexkangaroo "bush (walgala)undulating upland
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Ash came out on a camel to report found a trough at well3^ miles to soaksalthush and bluehush90 miles to coastTietkin sank well in Ooldea hole Jbrocm bush 'f.hilly towards soakflowering mallee vsandalwood / •parakylianative cork tree
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Some get braekishold bitter native soak. They used to wash in itwater bush
old native soak cover fallen in
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150 natives at soak, wild men frcoi Knsgrave57 well4 feet deep. X dug to the water,Natives eating mulga apples after roasting.Yalda dhaddagula, hoiMy flower of malleeWilbala, water bushUndalya, mulgaHorses eat kurrgu, adibla mul4(sWarrdarrga bush ?Igabbarl (mallea)
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-Calami, "booraljoorn, durdu^ mungarda -• all names for luondong.
Kardilga, small flies; bnluleri^ blowflies.
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iiunyungarra, blowholes. Habives believe the blowholes are an."outlet of wind from the sea.
^ Jo's water ngalda gabbi, tree roots of ngalda# 1 Wilba - big hillrt Karal • roclchole,,where wilba was speared by Giniga, wilba murdu
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Kaangga or ngura, wurli » all names for hut /SKanggal - afternoonBira and Giniga fought at Juruigra.
Ganga"bi - Giniga sat down there and called it that, then he wenton birargara, early morning, go on, sees smolce, mural murdiHe sees old man carry waru dhaggulyu, fire stick, thandu, bag, nyura
Bira and Giniga fight and die, they are now stone and are now atJurna or Juruns camp at Boorii^abefore JumayaBira moon, bira gcli e plenty babba (dog)ilga another term for dog. Giniga sits down at the creek.hurgaru, Jo's name for BadhUEHttSJiia ?
Harra-uri and ffanduna nguraSgaiugu wongga, Dilgala's wongaThangarri Mun^injiAbbuluna and Hgalda ngura
Kardugudharra and milbarli hilled ganba at Dilgala's oamp.
litelja dhoogoorr gabbi :
(Biju biju is the walja dance.)
Bhugalnga, Xnberinga, Barlurinya. ..
They stand up when ati»nge nunga come •Ba '̂̂ e 12Waiurda and giniga and kallia.
Jun'gu a wallaby that tunnels makes warrens# They are atUuflyezTt well. Kata wanya other aide,lurriat gabbi all allinjaraBula wonga - iialgoorlieganba - poisonous snake
Ganba, Jo's wordBiHa, kalgeerlie word jlyirongil, parakylia
Waburnda, north of ili^nhring, Beelarnga a long way northsGanba (snake) sits down there.Juxnina Bira (moon) sits down. He camps near Boorinya ->karu (creek) Giniga sits down near Bira.Birducya kallia sits down. Kgahhola sits down insiae,Karrti^i sits down.
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Bumda from Ooldea is the kanyala goola (kangaroo skin) thatkarrbiji carried water to Ooldea. He brou^t it from ailingerra.
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The water of Ooldea was one time on the surface. Sarbijl broughtit there when one day he heard Mgabbula whistle. "Oh, whet that?"he said, and he oorered up all the water.
Bagginya, nolrth somewhere, the Ooldea water oaae froa*
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Hgaaala murun , nmigaThaadallo^ kalJ-la and aaugaJlaniog or TiiaXberaiog, mallea lien's foodKarrhiji, uaGuffiba
iultu and warn, ma (see VIII, 2a, J?» 3^)Jil^arrti, nunga ma , .w ,,liandhingga, nunga maBundu, "bardi
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Ooldea Bangs, where Giniga killed Wilba. He took t^llbato Karrallyagabbi and opened the jarda, left iarda and then took Wilba toBgooxa. at koonjina ?
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Giniga speared Bira. Giniga named Gangabi water.
Bira hit Gitiiga with wi^a wija.Pflg^ 2^
(Uniga bleeding from nose, ran away from Bira and all the groundis red at kammardu:* H. Bira sat down and there is a ring roimdBhurunya where he sat down and a little way away aits Giniga.
Eurda manthu, entnils*Giniga was giving his guts the (indistinct)
Giniga planted all the trees, bungal one way, others a^ about.He threw all the spears and made them into different trees
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Mulgarongu (Je), informant
Muoyuru, nunga meBilarn, no ma (see jP. 18)
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he was mebburn; he gave then all his 4arda, iasldes, he kept3 spears and killed tfilba with one and halaguli ' aanu (like a ret)in a nest and he speared and koondiled them and then he heard hisown guts talking and he said. Brother wants me. Uis brother'sfeet was bad. He went baek and met two old men s.iok. He didn'thurt them.
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vest es fennl traok ef lame one, tracked one, and traoked,ealy feund camp, then he traeked en and found bira and killedhim as en previoms
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Xmgaa * stgndiag he steed and feng^t
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Kyilun to Jundangara (calico wound round bamburu)
Hyimin to Munala, f.
Mitagindi to Walgala and Ilgada. •% ;
Bugain Bugain to Mindimimbiongu.
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