`The Katipo,' Jan. s the oddwork of asheep or cattle station, if he finds time and heart for lettersto any who love him, probably writes his rue with adifference. Some say Kapura, acommon fire used for cooking, in contradistinction to a`chief's fire,' at which he sat, and which would not be allowedto be defiled with food. It is usualto wrench legs and shell off the back, and cast them out forBerley.
InWhitworth's `Anglo-Indian Dictionary,' 1885 (s. This is a mistake, for, as a matter of fact,it is only eaten by Chinese and those who can afford to getnothing better. 15: We were sick of kangarooing, like the dogs themselves,that as they grew old would run a little way and then pullup if a mob came jump, jump, past them.
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