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Hot Wind, n. Proteaceae;called also Pin-bush and Water-tree (q. In the dry season it withers, and is easily brokenoff and rolled about by the winds, whence it is calledroley-poly by the settlers. Moko-moko, n.

Howitt, `Tallangetta,' vol. See Centaury. 82: By the settlers it has been variously designated as Ring-eye,Wax-eye, White-eye, or Silver-eye, in allusion to the bea 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.