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No. 145—March, 1928.
• Bird-snaring, etc., in the Whanganui River District. By T. W. Downes 1
• Language, Mythology and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Is., S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 30
• Fish-poisoning in Rarotonga, Hora. By Te Rangi Hiroa (P. H. Buck), D.S.O., M.D. 57
• Honorific Terms, Sacerdotal Expressions, Personifications, etc., met with in Maori Narrative 67
• Word List 70
• The Sacred Calabash. By Rear-Admiral Hugh Rodman, U.S. Navy (retired) 75
• Publications Received 88
• Correspondence 90
• Notes and Queries 93
• Sir Joseph Banks wears a Maori, not an Otahetian cloak—Greenstone Pendants.
• Annual Meeting 94
• Balance Sheet 100
• Members of the Society 101
• List of Exchanges 111

No. 146—June, 1928.
• Maori Scrapers. By F. V. Knapp 113
• Stone Implements of Pitcairn Island. By Kenneth P. Emory 125
• The Game of Koruru, or Knuckle-bones. By T. W. Downes 136
• Language, Mythology and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Is. S. E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 139
• A Tuahu on the Whanganui River. By T. W. Downes 165
• Word List 169
• Maori and Maruiwi. Collected by Elsdon Best 175
• Honorific Terms, Sacerdotal Expressions, Personifications, etc., met with in Maori Narrative 226
• The Samoan Division of Time. By a Member of the Samoan Society 228
• Unusual Form of Stone Adze from Pahiatua. By W. J. Phillips 241
• Reviews 242
• “The Arunta: A Study of a Stone Age People.” By Sir Baldwin Spencer and the late F. J. Gillen; “The Kiwai Papuans of British New Guinea,” by G. Landtman; “Orokaiva Magic,” by F. E. Williams.
• Publications Received 253
• Notes and Queries Facing 254
• Views of Lagoon at Rarotonga during the hora, or fishpoisoning.
• Proceedings 255
• Errata, Vol. 36 256

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No. 147—September, 1928.
• The Story of Rua and Tangaroa. An Origin Myth 257
• The Story of Ngae and Tutununui 261
• Language, Mythology and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Is. S. E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 271
• On the Origian of the Polynesian Passive. By Spencer Churchward, M.A. 300
• Some Observations on Polynesian Verbs. By H. W. Williams, LITT. D. 306
• A System of Diacritical Marks designed to facilitate the Comparative Study of the Polynesian Languages. By J. Frank Stimson 318
• Tahitian Names for the Nights of the Moon. By J. Frank Stimson 326
• The Nights of the Moon. By H. W. Williams, M.A., LITT. D. 338
• Notes and Queries 357
• Manufacture of Stone Implements.

No. 148—December, 1928.
• The Story of Tawhaki. As written by Henare Potae, of Uawa 359
• Prehistoric Drains on the Kaipara, West Coast. By Edwin Harding 367
• Samoan Head-shaping. By Andrew Thomson 369
• Word List 372
• Language, Mythology and Songs of Bwaidoga, Goodenough Is. S.E. Papua. By D. Jenness and (late) Rev. A. Ballantyne 377
• The Grammatical Value of Constructions with e in the Polynesian Dialects compared with Similar Cases in Indonesia. By Dr. A. Lafeber, Amsterdam, Holland 403
• The Blood Theory of the Melanesians, New Guinea. By Stephen Lehner 426
• Reviews 451
• “Ancient Tahiti,” by Teuira Henry; “Pacific Island Records: Fish-hooks,” by Harry G. Beasley
• Publications Received 454
• Notes and Queries 457
• A Maori Stone Anchor—A Rare Form of Pendant—Artificial Islet Refuges of Lake Horowhenua.
• Proceedings 460