handmorangan, M. D.murra, Adel.
tonguetalang,taling.

Adelaide (G. W. Earl) and Gulf St. Vincent (Astrolabe).

beardmutta, A.molda, G. S. V.
eariri,ioure,
foottinna,tenna,
hairyuka,iouka,
handmurrah,malla,
legirako,ierko,
nosemula,mudla,
teethtial,ta.

Gulf St. Vincent (Astrolabe) and King George's Sound (Nind and Astrolabe); fifty words in common.

woodkalla, G. S. V.kokol, K. G. S.
mouthta,taa,
hairiouka,tchao,
neckmannouolt,wolt,
fingermalla,mal,
waterkawe,kepe,
tonguetalein,talen,
foottenna,tchen,
stonepoure,pore,
laughkanghin,kaoner.

(2.) The vocabularies of distant points coincide; out of sixty words in common we have eight coincident.

English.Jervis's Bay.Gulf St. Vincent.
foreheadholoioullo.
manmikameio.
milkawanhamammenhalo.
tonguetalentalein.
handmaramalemalla.
nippleamgnannamma.
blackmourakpouilloul.
nailsberenoupere.

(3.) The most isolated of the vocabularies; e. g. the Carpentarian, if compared with the remaining vocabularies, taken as a whole, has certain words to be found in different and distant parts of the island.

English.Carpentarian.
eyemailmilla, L. C.
nosehurroomorro, L. C.

The following is a notice of certain words coinciding, though taken from dialects far separated: