Spinifex And Sand Pioneering And Exploration In Western Australia By David W Carnegie



















































































































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    ENGLISH.                ABORIGINAL.

    Gregory's Salt Sea.   Burro.
    Fresh water.            Nappa or Yui.
    Salt water.             Murraba.*
    Creek.                  Gilli.
    Fire.                   Warru or Wallu - Page 392
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ENGLISH. ABORIGINAL.

Gregory's "Salt Sea." Burro. Fresh water.

Nappa or Yui. Salt water. Murraba.* Creek. Gilli. Fire. Warru or Wallu.** Fish. Yagu. Mussel. Bimbirri. Pelican. Coya. Whistling duck. Chibilu.*** Moon. Yungun. Star. Gigi. Southern Cross. Wun-num.

* Hunt's Slate Well, near Lake Lefroy, Coolgardie Goldfield, which is sometimes salt, is called by the natives Murrabi. ** Same as at Empress Spring and throughout desert. *** In imitation of the bird's cry.

CHAPTER IV

DESERT ONCE MORE

April 20th we left our camp on the lake, steering due East to cut a creek which enters on the North-East corner; the creek was dry, and the nature of its shingly bed inclined me to think that it has its rise in auriferous country. Close by the creek we found a shallow clay-pan, and as the next day would probably see us in the desert I had every available water-carrying vessel filled. Tiger worked well, but a friend of his, who had come with us so far, watched the proceedings with suspicion. On being questioned as to waters to the South-East, he was most positive as to their non-existence, and evidently frightened Tiger so much by his dreadful account of the country that he decided on returning home - for the next morning both he and his friend had disappeared. I was very sorry, for he was a smart lad, and now we were a bit short-handed. Pursuit was of course useless, for he had too great a start, and would soon be lost amongst his tribesmen.

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