List oi Accessions. 



ETHNOLOGICAL 

 By Gift. 



Mrs. W. R. Castle, Honolulu: (10,249-10,251) 



Two paddles. Micronesia. 



Fishing stick. Hawaiian Islands. 

 Estate of the late A. S. Cleghorn, to be known as "The Kaiulani 

 Collection": (10,257-10,544) 



Twenty-nine poi bowls, 3 meat dishes, 3 poi boards, finger bowl, 

 3 spittoons, olona board, bearing stick, 2 music sticks, 3 kahili 

 handles, frame for mirror, 4 pillows, 14 sets of bed tapas, 3 tapa 

 shawls, tapa loin-cloth, set tapa samples, tapa bundle, idol, dart, 

 10 tapa markers, 2 wands, 2 human hair necklaces, hook of coral, 

 kukui-nut necklace, 2 olona scrapers, 3 Niihau mats, 4 lauhala 

 mats, 5 tapa beaters, 2 kahili, knee drum, clip net, gourd water 

 bottle. 9 feather lei, 3 tufts mamo feathers, surf-board, 8 fish- 

 hooks, 8 poi pounders, mortar and pestle, stone lamp, stone dish 

 for dye, 4 stone cups, stone mirror, 4 sling stones, 2 stone sinkers, 

 20 stone adzes, 2 stone gouges, 16 bowling stones, stone ham- 

 mer, 5 polishers (of stone), stone clapper, canoe model, house 

 model, 11 gourd, coconut and wooden bowls, stone idol, stone 

 plummet, dish (of coral rock). Hawaiian Islands. 



Two spears, fan. Samoa. 



Two clubs, paddle, fly whisk, string of fish teeth, 2 shell 

 rings, ivory and bead ornament, shell money, 2 bands braided 

 grass. Southern Pacific. 



Seven arrows, 2 spears. Solomon Islands. 



Stone poi pounder. Caroline Islands. 



Shell adze. Micronesia. 

 Mr^. C. M. Cooke, Honolulu: (10,255) 



Ancient basket. Hawaiian Islands. 

 Dr. C. Montague Cooke, Honolulu: (10,256) 



Hath rubber. Hawaiian Islands. 

 A. !•'. Jtldd, Honolulu: ( 1 1 ,015 ) 



Cane covered with mat-work. Philippine Islands. 



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