List of Accessio7is. 



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Five axes, pulverized bark, kitchenmidden shells. Australia. 



Water carrier, hat, 3 lime boxes, 2 spatulas, combs, 10 cone- 

 shell armlets, 5 fibre armlets, 2 knitted bags, fibre dress, 26 arrows, 

 4 bows, 3 spears, wooden figure, 

 basket. New Guinea. 



Five forehead discs (Fig. 12), 

 basket, 35 shell arm rings. Bis- 

 marck Archipelago. 



Sixty-five arrows, 5 bows, 2 

 nose sticks, 10 spears, axe model, 

 canoe model, necklet, 2 armlets, 

 fish-hook, chalk figure, 4 shell and 

 tooth ornaments, 2 adzes, club, 

 spear sheath. Solomon Islands. 



Twelve arrows, 4 dancing 

 clubs, basket. Santa Cruz Ids. 



Two bows, yam knife, basket, 

 pounder, drum. New Hebrides. 



Basket. Canada. 



FI3' switch. South Africa. 



Four swords and daggers with 

 carved ivory sheaths. Japan. 



Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Honolulu. 



(B 1116) 

 Cannon ball. Oahu. 



Geo. P. Cooke, Molokai. 



(B 520-522) 

 Grindstone, adze, shell stop- 

 per. Molokai. 



C. M. Cooke, III, Honolulu. 



(B 1123) 

 Ulumaika, polishing stone. 

 Oahu. 



Mrs. C. N. Forbes, Honolulu. 



Three coral files, ulumaika. Lanai. 

 Abraham Haili, Hawaii. 



Adze. Hawaii. 

 F\ Muir, Honolulu. 



Musical instrument. Formosa. 



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9. WOMERA. QUEENSLAND. 



(B 1102-1105) 



(B524) 



(B 468) 



