Specimens from Gippsland (Gippsland Mahogany) are spoken of as a timber of good colour, as strong as Blue Gum. McDouall Stuart, `Explorations in Australia,'p. Eucalyptol, n. 53: The trailing scarlet kennedyas, aptly called the`bleeding-heart' or `coral pea,' brighten the greyness of thesandy, peaty wastes.

`I never heard the like. thorbechiana, Schl. See under Fig-tree. My estimate is that not one word in fifty in hislittle book has an Australian origin, or even a speciallyAustralian use.