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43: The ake and towai . 362: A magnificent Mere punamu, a battle-axe, fifteen inches long,and cut out of the most beautiful, transparent nephrite, anheirloom of his illustrious ancestors, which he kept as asacred relic. It is therefore nearly as hard as flint. 165: In the early days of the Australian diggings `Joe' was thewarning word shouted out when the police or gold commissionerswere seen approaching, but is now the chaff for new chums.

`Political parody': The speaker then apologised, the Members cried, Hear, Hear; And e'en the ranks of squatterdom could scarce forbear to cheer. Greek gunae and derivative wordsin English, such as generate, generation, and the like. The fig isnot edible. Derived from the Germankrank--sick or ill.