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No. 141.—March, 1927.
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• A Tikopian Vocabulary. Edited by Herbert W. Williams, M.A., LITT.D., F.N.Z.INST. 1
• Kava Ceremonial in Tonga. By E. E. V. Collocott 21
• Language, Mythology, and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Island, S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 48
• Notes on Maori Artifacts. By Gilbert Archey 72
• Reviews 76
• “Oceanische Rindenstoffe” (Oceanic Bark-cloth), by Gerhard Stalling; “History of Hawaii,” by Ralph S. Kuy-kendall; “A Comparative Study of the Melanesian Island Languages,” by Sidney Herbert Ray, M.A.
• Publications Received 82
• Notes and Queries 84
• A Mexican Tiki—Brass Patu brought to New Zealand by Captain Cook—Burial Chests.
• Proceedings 85
• Annual Meeting of the Society 86
• Annual Report of the Council 86
• Balance Sheet 88
• Members of the Society 89
• List of Exchanges 97
• Notice to Members—“The Maori” by Elsdon Best.
• Maori Literature.

No. 142.—June, 1927.
• A Tikopian Vocabulary. Edited by Herbert W. Williams, M.A., LITT.D., F.N.Z.INST. 99
• Earthmounds in Samoa. By Andrew Thomson 118
• The Discovery and Settlement of Rarotonga by Polynesians. Collected by Elsdon Best 122
• Note on a Carved Rock in Taranaki. By W. J. Phillips, F.L.S. 135
• Word List 141
• Language, Mythology, and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Island, S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 145
• A Classification of Instruments of Quartzite. By H. D. Skinner and David Teviotdale 180
• Reviews 194
• “A New Samoan Grammar,” by Spencer Churchward, M.A.; “Games and Pastimes of the Maori,” by Elsdon Best; “The Pa Maori,” by Elsdon Best; “Polynesian Religion,” by E. S. Craighill Handy.
• Publications Received 203
• Notes and Queries 206
• Korere, or Feeding Funnel—Carved Artifacts.
• Notice to Members: “The Maori,” by Elsdon Best.
• Maori Literature.

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No. 143.—September, 1927.
• Language, Mythology, and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Island, S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 207
• Raumahora and Takarangi—A Legend of the Taranaki Tribes. Collected by Elsdon Best 239
• Hau and Wairaka. The Adventures of Kupe and His Relatives. Collected by Elsdon Best 260
• Word List 283
• Fish Gorges or Shell-fish Extractors or Spillikins? By Johannes C. Andersen 287
• Honorific Terms, Sacerdotal Expressions, Personifications, etc., met with in Maori Narrative 290
• Notes on Artifacts found in Cache at Pipikaritu Beach, near Otago Heads. By David Teviotdale 292
• Publications Received 294
• Notes and Queries 296
• Isles of Ahu, Maui, and Hawaiki—Old Names of Isles of the Society Group—Tapu Stones of Taranaki—Metal Mere—Maori Names for Fingers—Method of taking the Weka or Woodhen—Eel Pots fashioned from bark.
• Proceedings 300
• Maori Literature.

No. 144.—December, 1927.
• Language, Mythology, and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Island, S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 303
• Irihia: The Homeland of the Polynesians. Collected by Elsdon Best 330
• The Outrigger in New Zealand and Tahiti By H. D. Skinner, University of Otago 363
• A Waka-Huia in the Peabody Museum, Salem. By H. D. Skinner, University of Otago 366
• Te Rae o Te Karaka. A Pa or Fortified Village in Queen Charlotte Sound. By W. J. Elvy 367
• Rock Shelter Drawings at Arapuni Gorge. By Gilbert Archey, Auckland Museum 369
• Word List 372
• Honorific Terms, Sacerdotal Expressions, Personifications, etc., met with in Maori Narrative 376
• Reviews 379
• “Peoples and Problems of the Pacific,” by J. Macmillan Brown; “The Clash of Culture and the Contact of Races,” by George Henry Lane-Fox Pitt-Rivers; “Atlas der Voelkerkunde,” by Prof. Dr. A. Kraemer.
• Publications Recevied 389
• List of Reprints 391
• Notes and Queries 401
• Memorial Window to Henare Taratoa.
• Proceedings 402
• Notice to Members—“The Maori,” by Elsdon Best.
• Maori Literature.