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Mt Victoria 16 Police Station Mt Victoria September 15th 1899 List of Aboriginal names and their meanings within the Mount Victoria Police Potsal District as his Circular 15 .9. 99 Name of Place Meaning or reason why given Kanimbla a Big Fight Kiangatha a Deep Hole Mulyan Resort for Eagles
Goolenbenbon meaning not known Ganbenang do do do Wingebelaley do do do Burneloz do do do John McLeod The Superintendent 1st C. Const. of Police Bathurst
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[Page 17] Rockley 17 Police Station Rockley September 4th 1899 The Circular of 26.8.99. No 627 Sergt Cromie reports that he (Cromie) has been unable to obtain any Information from any of the old residence of this district as to aboriginal names of places with their meaning. The Sergt now returns the names of two places in this District with their meaning. as follows viz.
No Name Meaning of same
1 Caloola an old Battlefield
2 Mulgunnia residence of "T.A Smith PM." one Gunyah or one Hut
The Superintendent} of Police } Thomas C Cromie Bathurst } Sergt
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(RH Corner) 18 The Anthropoligical Society of Australasia (underlined) Patron (underlined) His Excellency Earl Beauchamp Governor General of N.S.Wales (underlined)
President (underlined) The Right Hon Sir Frederick Darley} Chief Justice and Lieutenant Governer }
Treasurer (underlined) J Russel French General Manager of the Bank of N S Wales. (underlined)
Argreah Ashfield N.S.Wales
Sir This Society which was formed among other things for collecting all that is obtainable concerning the Aborigines, solicits your assistance in making a collection of the names of places with their meanings, or the reason why the Blacks gave such names to the several localities (see example *) No doubt some of the old residents your district will be able to assist you. Yours faithfully W Wentworth Bucknell Hon General Secretary
Wallerawang (different hand in pencil)
Name of Place | Meaning or reason why given | Name of Place | Meaning or reason why given. |
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*Mikity Mulga | Trees struck by Lightning | "Wallarowang" (Wallarawang) | Water on Rocks |
Bibil | White leafed Box tree | Marrangaroo or Ngarrongaroo | Little Blue Flowers |
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Police Station Hill End 12th. September 1899 Sergeant Ritchie no. 4709 forwards herewith a list of native names of places in the Hill End District, with their meaning or reason wwhy the names were given, for the Anthropological Society of Australasia. The Sergeant got an old aboriginal to interpret the meaning of the words and he has no doubt but that the information given is correct.
William Ritchie Sergt.
The Superintendent of Police Bathurst
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