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4 May 1769
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4 May 1769
Thursday 4
th
Some people came to the Fort to day from York Island, one of them gave us an account of 22 Islands lying in the neighbourhood of this-- Set up the two Clocks, the one in the Tent wherein M
r
Green and I lay and the other in the observatory- This evening Toota ha sent a Man again for the Ax and Shirt. and we sent him word by the same Man, that M
r
Banks and I would come and see him tomorrow and bring them along with us; for it now became necessary that we should take some step
in order
to reconcile this man to us in order to procure a Sufficient supply of Bread fruit and Cocoa-nuts which we have not had for these two days past, owing as we apprehend to Tootaha's
not
being
reconciled to our
^
being still displeas'd with our late conduct
, or otherways the people take this method to shew their resentment of the treatment their Chief met with
Natural Phenomena in South Seas Companion:
breadfruit
|
coconut palm
People in South Seas Companion:
Tutaha ('Hercules')
Places:
Fort Venus
|
Mo'orea (York), island
Voyaging Accounts
© Transcription by Paul Turnbull of National Library of Australia, Manuscript 1 page 60, 2004
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