PLACE-NAMES Three Fathom Harbour ; the little breezy place. UtnaUunik, Sand Point ; the sandy point. amamkeak, , C. B .; the long sand-beach. amasastokek, Glendale, C. B. ; the river of inhabitants. amasiboogwek, Long River ; (2) McKinnon's Harbour . amdt, ; I fan it over. amlamkook, Memramcook; shifting sandhills. amokatik, Atnaquadees. anegdwak, Negowack, in Mira- michi. anesak, , tributary of Sedabutkook. aneskawa-kuspem, (kwemoosdk- ade), Loonland; the place of loons. anukwdkade. Country Harbour , Guys. Co. apsetkwelc, , (2) the smaller branch of the Avon river. aplcetckumoolcwdkade, Canard; place abounding in little ducks. asukaditc, St. Esprit, C. B. ; (2) ; the place of clams. atogaswegatik, Trout Brook. awokun, Parrsboro, N. S. ; a portage, short cut. B bankwenopskw, Brookfield, N. S. ; we hunt him amongst rocks. banook, First ; the first lake met. banoskek. Little Bras d'or; (2) Nine , a deep cut¬ ting. banopskik, Penobscot; opening; a name applied to a sluggish place in a river, little lake. bapkoktek, Argyle. baslooakade, Cape Traverse , P. E. I .; (2) St. Peter 's Island, P. E. I. ; the landing-place. benakade, Benacadie, C. B. ; the humble place. biliwalek, New Glen , C. B. blamwosibok, River Teir. boogoosamkek, St. Peters , P. E. I .; the clam beach. boogulzvonpdk, Kidney Lake, . booksdk, Charlottetown , Har¬ bour, P. E. I .; narrow passage between cliffs. booksetowaka.de, Island near Sydney; the place of coal. booktowlagun, ; flint, what strikes fire. boonamoogwdde, , near Yarmouth . bootlotek, Barra Head, St. Anns, C. B. bostun, the United States, (Bos¬ ton). —180—