Butler Earp, `What we Did in Australia,' p. See Humpy. (In Glossary) p. 273 : Bread was not, and existed only in the shape of johnny-cakes--flat scones of flour and water, baked in the hot ashes.
The name is anadaptation from the expression used by Col. s very ornamental, especially when the tree is young;the flowers grow in clusters in long spikes, but are notconspicuous. er scientific and vernacular names; Colonel Leggehas now assigned to it the name of Grey Shrike-Thrush. , the wordNative bears its original sense, as in Native Cabbage, Native Bear, Native name for, etc.
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