Occasional papers of Bernice P. Bishop Museum

44 London, British Musenni.
Cleaner for Pa'u board. 5 Ohe kapalapala, common; another
with die of tortoise shell. 14 Ulumaika, all but one white. Ipu
aina with human teeth. Ipu kuha or spitton, square. Umeke of
wood with cover. 5 Huewai pawehe; 2 ditto [V]. Board for
scraping olona. 2 Poi pounders, common; one of ring form
(Pohaku puka). Stone lamp, common form. Coil of waoke
rope, square braid. 2 Gourds, long. Man}' stone adzes, 4 with
handles. 2 Umeke covered with plaited roots of i^i^fFreycinctia
arnottii). Inamona dish of wood, crescent-shaped. Carved
female figure for seat. Fig. 56, Pi. XIII.
Kukui nut candle. Carved bowl with
two human figures for support. Fig. 51
Pi. 12. 3 Tobacco pipes. Kilu or top
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of ipu pawehe. Small mirror in wood
frame on top of which are carved two miniature
tobacco pipes. Fig. 53. Double
rests
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Fig- 53-
m a canoe.
canoe model; model of single canoe, no
outrigger. 2 Car\'ed figures for fishpole
Carved canoe rest [V]. Common paddle.
Newa or hand club of basalt; one of kauila wood; one of kauila
[V]; ditto with stone head [V]. 2 Ihe pahee, large and good.
3 Swords of kauila wood with cord lashes. 6 Pahu, long and
fiat with distinct handles. 15 Throwing spears (Ihe). Maa or
sling-stone. 5 Barbed spears, the barbs carv^ed from the thickness
of the wood. Small ipu le'i to contain fish-hooks. Many
fish-hooks. 10 Wicker disks covered with feathers and with
shell and wood knobs: use unknown. 5 lyciomano; 2 Leiomano
[V]; 7 Leiomano or shark-teeth cutters. Fig. 58. 2 Rude
knives of shark -teeth, one open. Shark hooks. Sinker for
squid hook. 2 Short knives of shark-teeth. Fans of ancient
form. Fig. 61, PI. XIV.
Ncio Zealand.
6 Kumara (C. batatas) spades, common form but some with well
carved rests; several detached rests. 12 Tikis or images of large
size. 4 Carved slabs. 2 Carved slabs for Pataka or food-.store.
3 Door caps finely car\'ed; 2 carved door posts. 2 Canoe stern-
posts, carved. 4 Canoe models. 2 Paddles, common. 2 "Bull
roarers". 13 Tatuing implements. 6 carv^ed funnels for feeding
chiefs during the moku or face tatuing. Carved genealogical
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