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New Zealand (continued)
Fish | Heica | Heica | Eyca | a lobster | Kooura | Kooura | Tooura | Coccos | Taro | Taro | Taro | Sweet potatoes | Cumala | Cumala | Cumala | Yamms | Tuphwhe | Tuphwhe | Tuphwhe | Birds | Mannu | Mannu | Mannu | No | Kaoure | Kaoure | Oure | 1. | Tahai | .......... | Tahai | 2. | Rua | .......... | Rua | 3. | Torou | .......... | Torou | 4. | Ha | .......... | Hea | 5. | Rema | .......... | Rema | 6. | Ono | .......... | Ono | 7. | Etu | .......... | Hetu | 8. | Warou | .......... | Warou | 9. | Iva | .......... | Heva | 10. | Angahourou | .......... | Ahourou | the teeth | hennihu | heneaho | Nihio | the Wind | Mehow | .......... | Mattai | a theif | Amootoo | .......... | Teto | to examine | Mataketake | .......... | Mataitai | to Sing | Eheara | .......... | Heiva | Bad | Keno | Keno | Eno | Trees | Eratou | Eratou | Eraou | Grandfather | Toubouna | Toubouna | Toubouna |
© Derived from State Library of NSW Transcription of Banks's Journal page (vol. 2) 218, February 2004 Published by kind permission of the Library
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