a endlicheri</i>, Parlat.

Murrumbidgee P.--
<i>Frenela robusta</i>, A. Cunn.

New Caledonian P.--
(Of New Caledonia and the New Hebrides)--
<i>Araucaria cookii</i>, Cook.

Norfolk Island P.--
<i>Araucaria excelsa</i>, Hook.

Oyster Bay P. (q.v.)--
(In Tasmania)--
<i>Frenela rhomboidea</i>, Endl.

Port Macquarie P.--
<i>Frenela macleayana</i>, Parlat.

Prickly P.--
(In Queensland)--
<i>Flindersia maculosa</i>, F. v. M., <i>N.O. Meliaceae</i>;
called also <i>Leopard Tree</i> (q.v.).

Queensland Kauri P.--
<i>Dammara robusta</i>, F. v. M.

Red P.--
(In Australia)--
<i>Frenela endlicheri</i>, Parlat.
(In New Zealand)--
<i>Dacrydium cupressinum</i>, Soland; called also <i>Rimu</i>
(q.v.).

Rock P.--
(In Western New South Wales)--
<i>Frenela robusta</i> (var. <i>verrucosa</i>), A. Cunn.

Screw P.--
<i>Pandanus odoratissimus</i>, Linn., <i>N.O. Pandaneae</i>;
not endemic in Australia.

Scrub P.--
<i>Frenela endlicheri</i>, Parlat.

She P.--
<i>(In Queensland</i>)--
<i>Podocarpus elata</i>, R. Br.

Silver P.--
<i>Dacrydium colensoi</i>, Hook.; i.q. <i>Yellow Pine</i>.

Stringy Bark P.--
<i>Frenela parlatorei</i>, F. v. M.

Toatoa P.--
<i>Phyllocladus alpinus</i>, Hook.; Maori name, <i>Toatoa</i>
(q.v.).

White P.--
(In Australia)--
<i>Frenela robusta</i>, A. Cunn.
<i>F. robusta</i> (var. <i>microcarpa</i>), A. Cunn.
<i>Podocarpus elata</i>, R. Br.

(In New Zealand)--
<i>P. dacryoides</i>, A. Rich.; Maori name, <i>Kahikatea</i>
(q.v.).

Yellow P.--
<i>Dacrydium colensoi</i>, Hook.; Maori name, <i>Manoao</i>
(q.v.).

1832. J. Bischoff, `Van Diemen's Land,' p. 180:

"The Green Forest . . . comprises myrtle, sassafras,
celery-top pine, with a little stringy-bark."

1838. T. L. Mitchell, `Three Expeditions,' vol- i. p. 51.

"On the little hill beside the river hung pines (<i>Callitris
pyramidalis</i>) in great abundance."

<hw>Piner</hw>, <i>n</i>. In Tasmania, a man employed in
cutting Huon Pine.

1891. W. Tilley, `Wild West of Tasmania,' p. 43:

"The King River is only navigable for small craft . . . Piners'
boats sometimes get in."

<hw>Pinkwood</hw>, <i>n</i>. a name for a Tasmanian wood of a
pale reddish mahogany colour, <i>Eucryphia billardieri</i>,
Sparrm., <i>N.O. Saxifrageae</i>,, and peculiar to Tasmania;
also called <i>Leatherwood</i>; and for the <i>Wallaby-
bush</i>, <i>Beyera viscosa</i>, Miq., <i>N.O.
Euphorbiaceae</i>, common