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`Sydney Morning Herald,' Aug. ') In Australia, theword is very common, and denotes a piece of timber, two orthree inches thick a coarse plank, axe-hewn, not sawn. A bush or small tree withspreading branches; if properly trained would form a handsomehedge that would be stronger than whitethorn. Burnet, Native, n.

Such variants asthe following occur--Yappitch, kapich, yabbechi,yaabity. Butterfly-Lobster, n. 1: Grass-trees and the brown brake-fern, whips of native cherry,and all the threads and tangle of the earth's green russ `Port Phillip Patriot,' July i8, p.