4: `Pudding-ball' is the name of a fish. another name for the Friar-bird (q. Skirting, n. , an allied fish 1n which the spines are not erectile asin Diodon, but are stiff and immovable.
Bugong, or Bogong, or Bougong,n. 34) says theJew-fish of New South Wales is sometimes Glaucosomascapulare, Ramsay; and Glaucosoma hebraicum,Richards. used in Tasmania as the usualword for mountains, in the same way as the word Ranges(q. one of the obliging officials placed a planbefore him, showing the lands on which he was free to choose afuture home.