253: His house was well enough for the bush, as the country isgenerally termed in the colony. 119: Bell-bird, Korimako,or Makomako (Anthornis melanura),is still common in many parts of the South Island--e. Inthe north of New South Wales kaar= white cockatoo.
, of December 21st, 1817, [he]says. See Lily. We cannot close our eyes to the fact thatcertain weak races--even when, like the kanaka, they possesssome very high qualities--seem to wither away at mere contactwith the European. 23: In calling to each other at a distance, the natives make useof the word Coo-ee, as we do the wor
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