Fiji Our New Province in the South Seas
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53 Lindi.
54 Veiwaru.
55 Nggulia.
56 Noko.
57 Ta ndalo.
58 Mukita.
59 Serua.
The ' Tamanu ' of Tahiti according to the Kev. D. Hazlewood.
Rough. Ked.
(Eugenia. ) A light, straight, soft grained wood.
(Black tree. ) (Erythriua Indica. ) Straight and tall, but not very good for spars. Bears its fruit octeunially.
A heavy and hard wood. A very majestic tree.
A large mangrove.
Useful for spears, and loaves used for thatching.
APPENDIX.
303 60 Wi.
61 Mbua Ndromu. 6 „ toko.
62 Mbuambua.
63 Loaloa.
Wo...od resembling; box.
Trees employed in the Manufacture of Clubs.
64 Nokonoko.
65 Velau.
66 Saulaggi ndina. B „ ndamu.
67 Saru Saru.
68 Vunga.
69 Lava rua.
70 To mauu. B „ wiwi.
71 Vatu ni mboro.
72 Masi.
73 Se lavo.
74 Vau.
. (Casuariua), a liard and durable wood.
Useful woods.
Niu.
Viu.
The leaves are rough, like sand- paper, and applied to the same use.
(Hibiscus), the bark is used for cordage.
Palms.
Cocoa-nut, several species.
Species of Areca.
With iiabelliform leaves.
Zoological List — Drawn up with the Native Names to facilitate further inquiry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 Lindi.
54 Veiwaru.
55 Nggulia.
56 Noko.
57 Ta ndalo.
58 Mukita.
59 Serua.
The ' Tamanu ' of Tahiti according to the Kev. D. Hazlewood.
Rough. Ked.
(Eugenia. ) A light, straight, soft grained wood.
(Black tree. ) (Erythriua Indica. ) Straight and tall, but not very good for spars. Bears its fruit octeunially.
A heavy and hard wood. A very majestic tree.
A large mangrove.
Useful for spears, and loaves used for thatching.
APPENDIX.
303 60 Wi.
61 Mbua Ndromu. 6 „ toko.
62 Mbuambua.
63 Loaloa.
Wo...od resembling; box.
Trees employed in the Manufacture of Clubs.
64 Nokonoko.
65 Velau.
66 Saulaggi ndina. B „ ndamu.
67 Saru Saru.
68 Vunga.
69 Lava rua.
70 To mauu. B „ wiwi.
71 Vatu ni mboro.
72 Masi.
73 Se lavo.
74 Vau.
. (Casuariua), a liard and durable wood.
Useful woods.
Niu.
Viu.
The leaves are rough, like sand- paper, and applied to the same use.
(Hibiscus), the bark is used for cordage.
Palms.
Cocoa-nut, several species.
Species of Areca.
With iiabelliform leaves.
Zoological List — Drawn up with the Native Names to facilitate further inquiry.
What to read after Fiji Our New Province in the South Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Herman De Ricci to read onlineMoreLess
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