Then the master of the ceremonies rubs the stomach of each totemite with the little stones, and says, "You have eaten much food." Or, again, the Kangaroo men repair to a place called Undiara.

It is a picturesque spot.

By the side of a water-hole that is sheltered by a tall gum-tree rises a curiously gnarled and weather-beaten face of quartzite rock.

About twenty feet from the base a ledge juts out.

When the totemites hold their ceremony, they repair to this ledge.