Eight-class system[+] 40. Illitchi Liaritchi XIIa 41. Uluuru Biingaru XIIc (? Curlew) 42. " Kingilli XIIb (? Curlew) 43. Wiliuku Liaraku XIId 44. Urku Ua Xa
FOOTNOTES:
[70] Howitt, p. 126.
[71] Id. p. 101.
[72] Id. p. 102, Lang, Secret, p. 163.
[73] Curr, II, 165.
[74] J.A.I. XIII, 338; Howitt, p. 195.
[75] J.A.I. XIV, 349.
[76] Taplin, p. 17; Howitt, p. 100.
[77] J.A.I. XIV, 348; Curr, II, 188, 195.
[78] Howitt, p. 98.
[79] Id. p. 106 n. For the Kurnai, Bunjil and Ngarregal were perhaps phratry names (Howitt, p. 135).
[80] Curr, III, 461; Howitt, p. 123.
[81] Id. p. 121.
[82] Id. p. 124.
[83] Howitt, p. 91.
[84] Woods, p. 222.
[85] Howitt, p. 187.
[86] Nor. Tr. p. 60.
[87] Howitt, p. 97.
[88] Howitt, p. 92; Mathews in J.R.S.N.S.W. XXXIII, 108.
[89] Mathews in Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. XXXIX, 187.
[90] Sci. Man, I. 84; Mathews in Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. XXXIX, 89; in J.R.S.N.S.W. he reports a third name in certain districts—Koorameenya.
[91] Mathews in Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. XXXIX, 89.
TABLE III.
Allusion has been made in Chapter III to kinship organisations denominated “bloods” and “shades” by Mr R.H. Mathews. Whether it is that some observers have mistaken these for phratries or vice versa, it seems that the names of the two classes of organisation are at present inextricably intermingled, as the following table shows:
Tribe Phratry
Blood Meaning Itchmundi[92]
Kilpara-Muquara {Mukulo-Ngielpuru [+]Sluggish
and
"
{Muggula-Ngipuru[+] swift blood
Wiradjeri[93] Mukula-Budthurung Wonghibon[94] Mukumura-Ngiel-
bumura
Wonghi- }[95] bon and } Ngumbun-
Gwaigullimba- [++]Swift and sluggish
Ngneumba} Ngurrawan Gwaimudhan[++]
blood Euahlayi[96] Gwaigullean-
Light and dark
Gwaimudthen
blooded
Murawari[97] Girrana-Merugulli Muggulu-BumbirraSec.
Sec.Sluggish and
swift
blood