Lawson, `When the World was Wide,' p. See also Dorca-Kangaroo,Tree-Kangaroo, Musk-Kangaroo, Dorcopsis,Dendrolagus, Bettongia, Hy 186: The [wheaten] flour, fifty pounds of which I gave them, theyat once called `whitefellow nardoo,' and they explained thatthey understood that these things were given to them for havingfed King. Queensland.

Euphorbiaceae. the wild alkalineherb or shrub, growing on the interior plains of Australia,on which horses and sheep feed, of the N. See quotation,1847. Gould's enumeration of the species is given below.