1887 W. Tyrwhitt New Chum in the Queensland Bush 61: Every third or fourth year on a cattle station, they have what is called a ‘bang tail muster’; that is to say, all the cattle are brought into the yards, and have the long hairs at the end of the tail cut off square.at bangtail, n.2
1887 W. Tyrwhitt New Chum in the Queensland Bush 72: However I was come, and ‘all was gas and gaiters’ for the rest of the day.at all (is) gas and gaiters under gas, n.1
1887 W. Tyrwhitt New Chum in the Queensland Bush 61: ‘I say, are you going to ride Customer?’ ‘Yes. I expect he’ll go to market, won’t he?’ (Euphemism for buck jumping).at go to market (v.) under market, n.