)Diver, n. , the bark ofwhich is used for cordage, and was once used for making ademulcent drink. 153: The Thylacine appears to be generally found among caverns androcks and the deep and almost impenetrable glens in theneighbourhood of the highest mountains of Tasmania. 4: The calling of the stone plover.
e party to cooey,and the well-known sound, with its ten thousand Australianassociations, being Berley, n. 102: The karaka with its brilliantly polished green leavesand golden yellow fruit. Carleton, `Australian Nights,' p.