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No. 173—March, 1935.
• The Chronology of Australian Watercraft. By D. S. Davidson, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania 1
• Maori Amulets in Stone, Bone, and Shell. By H. D. Skinner 17
• Traditions of Aitutaki, Cook Islands—4. The Story of Ope the Cannibal 26
• Evidence of Cremation by the Otago Maori. By David Teviotdale 32
• Aotea. By John Houston, LL.B. 36
• Material Representatives of Tongan and Samoan Gods. By Te Rangi Hiroa 48
• Obituary—Professor J. Macmillan Brown, 1846-1935 54
• Reviews—“Contacts with America across the Southern Pacific,” “The Long Voyages of the Polynesians,” by Roland B. Dixon; “Japanese Cultural Influences in Hawaii,” by John F. G. Stokes 56
• Short Notice—Mangareva Expedition of the Bernice P. Bishop Museum 64
• Notes and Queries: Weaving-peg, turuturu—Whale-bone Wahaika with secondary figure—Visit in Honolulu of Scientists 65
• Proceedings 67

No. 174—June, 1935.
• The Chronology of Australian Watercraft. By D. S. Davidson, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania 69
• Material Representatives of Tongan and Samoan Gods. By Te Rangi Hiroa 85
• The Social Significance of Amfat among the Tanga of New Ireland. By F. L. S. Bell, M.A., F.R.A.I., Department of Anthropology, University of Sydney 97
• Some Unorthodox Reflections on the Spiral in Maori Ornament. By W. Page Rowe 112
• Migrations of Mankind. Translation of article by H. Bodin 124
• Proceedings 130
• Annual Meeting 131
• Annual Report 132
• Statement of Accounts 135

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No. 175—September, 1935.
• The Chronology of Australian Watercraft. By D. S. Davidson, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania 137
• Material Representatives of Tongan and Samoan Gods. By Te Rangi Hiroa 153
• The Sikayana Language: A Preliminary Grammar and Vocabulary. By Rev. A. Capell, M.A. 163
• Santa Cruz Red Feather-money—Its Manufacture and use. By A. T. Pycroft, Auckland Museum 173
• Reviews—“Tuamotuan Religion,” “The Cult of Kiho Tumu,” “Legends of Maui and Tahaki,” by J. F. Stimson 184
• Fifth Science Congress of the Royal Society of New Zealand 186
• Notes and Queries—Notes on Pearl-shell Pendants in the Cook Islands; Two well-worked Waka-huia (feather-boxes) from New Zealand; Mummification Among the Maoris; Preserved Maori Heads 187
• Notice to Members—“The Maori,” by Elsdon Best.

No. 176—December, 1935.
• The Chronology of Australian Watercraft. By D. S. Davidson, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania 193
• Adoption in Wogeo, New Guinea. By H. Ian Hogbin 208
• The Reaction of the Maori to the Impact of Civilization. By the Right Reverend the Bishop of Waiapu, Herbert W. Williams 216
• Notes and Queries: Notes and illustrations from Mr. W. O. Oldman 244
• Proceedings 249
• Index to Vol. 44 250