the redness or hardness oftheir timber, and its applicability to purposes similar to thatof the true Mahogany. Reischek, in Buller's `Birds of New Zealand,' vol. Though this bean has two Australiannames, it is really widely distributed throughout the tropics. The specific andthe vernacular name both refer to the round tubers of theplant; it is also called Erriakura (q.
Brackley Wildey, `Australasia and the Oceanic Region,'p. , `Colonial Experiences, or Incidents ofThirty-Four Years in New Zealand,' p. 70: Chiefly covered with fern and tea-tree (manuka) scrub. 78: One of the best bushmen in that part of the country: the mensaid he could find his way over it blindfold, or on the darkestnight that ever was.
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