184: The governor resolved on building a large log prison both atSydney and Paramatta, and `as the affai Smith, `Transactions of New Zealand Institute,'vol. 21: Rata, a tree; at first a climber; it throws out aerial roots;clasps the tree it clings to and finally kills it, becoming alarge tree (metrosideros robusta). Aboriginal names are .
Divide it into three parts and flatten out intocakes about half an inch thick. See Pine. I have alsoheard it called the Hawkesbury-Clock (clocks being at theperiod of my residence scarce articles in the colony, there notbei );another name is Toughbark.
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