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 If you enjoy fine music come along and have a good time; if you don't enjoy fine music, come along and be educated. Bring your own cheese. WINE & BISCUITS SUPPLIED. If interested ring either Owen (30-1827) or Kath (81-2675):  If you enjoy fine music come along and have a good time; if you don't enjoy fine music, come along and be educated. Bring your own cheese. WINE & BISCUITS SUPPLIED. If interested ring either Owen (30-1827) or Kath (81-2675): 
  
-====== LIGHTNING RIDGE- AND BACK. ======+===== LIGHTNING RIDGE- AND BACK. =====
 We left about 8 p.m. on Thursday and drove through the mild and starry night to a meeting point, eleven miles beyond Orange. Three cars arrived about midnight. The fourth was somewhat late, having taken a wrong turning and come via Singleton, Muswellbrook and Rylstone. Having driven for three hours over dusty unmade roads, the We left about 8 p.m. on Thursday and drove through the mild and starry night to a meeting point, eleven miles beyond Orange. Three cars arrived about midnight. The fourth was somewhat late, having taken a wrong turning and come via Singleton, Muswellbrook and Rylstone. Having driven for three hours over dusty unmade roads, the
 weary all night drivers camped at the appointed place about 4 a.m. They were given a small compensation by sighting Bennetts comet, impressively large and beautiful, heading into an eastern sky just showing faint traces of dawn. weary all night drivers camped at the appointed place about 4 a.m. They were given a small compensation by sighting Bennetts comet, impressively large and beautiful, heading into an eastern sky just showing faint traces of dawn.
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 Below are the suggested names with their respective meanings. These words are taken from the vocabulary of the Wodi Wodi Tribe, which extended from Wollongong to the Shoalhaven River area. The words themselves have been extracted from Rev. William Ridley's dictionary. Below are the suggested names with their respective meanings. These words are taken from the vocabulary of the Wodi Wodi Tribe, which extended from Wollongong to the Shoalhaven River area. The words themselves have been extracted from Rev. William Ridley's dictionary.
  
-|Banban|tea trees| +|Banban|tea trees|Koondu|tree
-|Barima|ironbark trees|  +|Barima|ironbark trees| Kuroo|cloud 
-(not to be confused with Berrima towards the south)| | +(not to be confused with Berrima towards the south)| |Koondi|native hut
-|Birribain|emu| +|Birribain|emu|Kuninda|bark
-|Booloowa|paddymelon| +|Booloowa|paddymelon|Koorifa|honeysuckle
-|Bukurun|sun | +|Bukurun|sun |Mirrir|sky
-|Bunbari|boy | +|Bunbari|boy |Mumbara|swamp oak trees
-|Booroo|kangaroo | +|Booroo|kangaroo |Murrung|ground
-|Gooralga|topknot pigeon | +|Gooralga|topknot pigeon |Wonga Wonga|place of many pigeons
-|Kanbi|fire |+|Kanbi|fire |Wodi Wodi|name of local tribe|
 Karinya Karinya
 Weerona Wandandian Weerona Wandandian
-Koondu +
-Kuroo +
-Koondi +
-Kuninda +
-Koorifa +
- Mdrrir +
- Mubbara +
- Murrung+
 Tonga Wonga Tonga Wonga
  
  Wodi Wodi  Wodi Wodi
 Wuranaing or Wuranain  boomerang Wuranaing or Wuranain  boomerang
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 peaceful home Kywong resting place peaceful home Kywong resting place
 home of the lost Coolana home of the lost Coolana
 lovers lovers
-tree cloud . +
-native hut +
-bark honeysuckle +
-sky +
-swamp oak trees ground +
-place of many +
-pigeons +
-name of local tribe+
 resting or resting or
 camping place camping place
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 home of the perch (an authentic aboriginal name from this location) (similarly) home of the perch (an authentic aboriginal name from this location) (similarly)
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 Another name which has been suggested for the land is "Banksia Terrace" because of the existence of Banksia Serrata which grows on our land in a series of terraces. Another name which has been suggested for the land is "Banksia Terrace" because of the existence of Banksia Serrata which grows on our land in a series of terraces.
  
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