)Pialler, v. Cornaceae, with edible nuts,which is not endemic in Australia, and to two native trees ofthe N. Hector, `Handbook of New Zealand,' p. 162: The 70,000 semi-civilised natives now in New Zealand aredivided into some dozen chief tribes, and into numeroussub-tribes and `harpu.

398, 399: During the night, we heard the well-known note of what wecalled the `Glucking bird,' when we first met with it in theCypress-pine country at the early part of our expedition. 249: As I ascended the steep hill with my train, scarcely anygreeting was addressed to me, no shouts of haeremai, souniversal a welcome to the stranger, were to be heard. gilviventris, von Pelz. Jasmineae; called also Native Oliveand Ironwood.