INDEX. 



529 



Alteration of generations, Example of, 391 



explained, 390 

 Alternate (208), Leaves placed one after an- 

 other: but one leaf growing out from each 



joint of the stem. 

 Ama (the outrigorer), 80 

 Amaama (Mullet), 362, 349, 3.)9 

 Amakaha, 36S 

 Ainakihi, 329 



Kauai, 334 



Maui, 332 

 Amakuas, 49 



Thorny, 196 

 Amastrida; (Ground shells), 434 

 Amaumau, 228, 222 

 Ama'uama'u=[amaumau] which .vi-c. 

 Amber colored ivorv, how made, 79 



Fish [Kahala]," 362, 365 

 Ambergris, 302 



Ambulacral zones explained, 48.5 

 America, 293, 297, 325, 376, 394, 397, 410, 



422, 428, 249, 252, 254, 286 

 American, 303, 336, 402 



cockroach. 402 



continent, 191, 242, 262, 268, 280, 284 



lobster. 468 



toad, 384 

 Amaranth, (.'ommon, 196 

 Ampulla? explained, 4S9 

 Amusements at Waikiki. 80 



Hawaiian ,74 



The hula, etc., 81 



surf riding, 80 

 Anacardium (ncr Cashew nut) 



Anal fin (364). The fin on the lower side of a 



fish just in front of the ti.il fin. 

 Anapanapa 204 



Anchorages (xfc Harbor anchorage) 

 Anchovie [Xehu] 350 351 

 Ancient voyages, 27 



wooden idol, 52 

 Anemonies attached to crabs, 476 



Sea, 490 

 Andes, 229 

 Angelica, 253 



Angoumois grain niotli, 4il5 

 Anklets, 78, 82 

 Animals and plants brought to Hawaii, 27 



dyes, 69 



industry in Hawaii, 287 



life, Effects of agriculture on, 269 



as gods, 49 



Domestic, 287 



from the coral reef (part one), 468 



from the coral reef (part two), 485 



from land and sea, 291 



Hawaiian marine, 294 



Introduced, 231, 295 



Native, 295 



to be collected at Waikiki, 116 



Annual yield of sugar, 271 

 Anona, 266 

 Anomia 445 



nobilis (young,) 456 



Antarctic, 229 



.\ntennie (407), Organs occurring in pairs on 



the head of insects, crabs, etc., and serving 



as feelers or tentacles. They var.v greaUy in 



size, shape and function. 

 Anthieids, 418 

 Ants, 387, 403 



Ants, bees and wasps, 403, 412 

 Ant-lion, 425 

 Ant, native, 413 



poison, 403 



White, 402 

 Anvil. Tapa, 64 

 Ao=I'iiffi)iiix iirwcUi Henshaw, 

 Apahu (Headfish), 374, 358 

 Apapane, Hawaiian, 334, 337, 329 



Laysan, 320 



Use of feathers of, 77 

 Ape, 225 

 Apeape, 194, 225 

 Apekepeke (Kauai elepaio), 334 



Aperature (447). An opening; hence the mouth 



of a gasteropod shell. 

 Aphids, 265, 389, 425, 427 



on, 389, 390, 391 

 Apii, 225 



Appearance of Honolulu, 231 

 Apple banana, 259 



Custard, 266 



Mountain, 256 



Rose, 267 



Tahiti [Wi], 264, 266 

 Apples, 267 

 Apuu-u, 364 

 Aquatic beetles, 416 



bugs, 426 

 Aquarium, Fish at the 356 



Honolulu, 348, 354, 359, 360, 367, 368, 

 375 



Octopus at the, 442 



View of, 356 

 Arabia, 379 

 Arabian cowry, 459 



.jasmine, 248 

 Aral'ia, 253 

 Arauearia, 237 

 Arbor (201). A bower formed by trees, shrubs 



or vines usually trained over a lattice work 



to form a shelter from the sun. 

 Arboreal (24.5). Tree like: the size and shape of 



a tree. 

 Arch, Onomea, 150 

 ArchvenUthotluiiiniiim sp. (fig. 4) 398 

 Archipelago, r)evelo]iment of Hawaiian, 



290 

 Arctic, 301 



right whale, 301 

 Area of various islands (sec Length, etc.) 

 Argvreia {xri' Pilikai) 

 Ark shell, 456, 444 

 Aristotle's lantern. 496, 485 

 Armadillo-bugs, 4ns 

 Arm of a startisli, 496 

 Armor, Hawaiian, 79 

 Army stores, 51 



worms. 396 

 Arrangement of text explained, 10 



