a tree of New Zealand; anothername for Pohutukawa (q. 43: `Look out there!' he continued; `quart-pot corroborree,'springing up and removing with one hand from the fire oneof the quart-pots, which was boiling madly. twoleaders, who stand up and recite short alternate sentences,giving the time with the taiaha, or long wooden spear.
85: Often we had to take the boat down the river several miles,to cut reeds amongst the tea-tree marshes, to thatch our houseswith. Rolf Boldrewood, `Miner's Right,' c. Heron, n. But it is moregenerally regarded as closely allied to the phalangers, who arealmost entirely vegetarians.
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