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76. Basket Wanganui. Mr. R. W. Woon, R.M. 77. „ dyed. „ Commissioners. 78. „ plain. „ „ 79. Bag plain. „ „ 80. „ dyed black. „ „ 81. „ ornamental. „ „ 82. „ plain. Dr. Hector. 83. „ dyed black. „ 84. „ dyed red. „ Bopes, Sfc. 85. Rope. Wanganui District. Commissioners. 86. KahaivaJca —rope used in lashing the sides of canoes. Taranaki. Ihaka, of Hua. 87. Taura— -small rope or line. Taranaki. Ruakere, of Parihaka. 88. Miro —twine for making mats „ Ropata, of Pahitere. 89. Rope. Tupara, East Coast. Commissioners. Fishing Gear. 90. Eel net, complete. Wanganui. Commissioners. 91. Fishing net „ ~ 92 iJj-- ii it ,t 93. Fishing line „ „ 94. Aho —Fishing line. Taranaki. Matina, of Henui 95. „ „ „ Henere te Hori, of Hua 96. Kupenga —Fishing net „ Te Kahui, of Opunake 97. Piko —Fish hook, lashed with Muka. Taranaki. „ „ 98. Shell and bone fish hooks. Wanganui. Mr. R. W. Woon, R.M. Dyed Flax. 99. Piki korowai —Made from Tarariki. Taranaki Ropata, of Pahitere 100. Muka-panyo —Flax dyed in mud „ Tahana, of Hua 101. „ Dyed with Sinau bark only „ Karipa, of Waiongona 102. „ „ Epiha, of Onaero 103. Muka-whero „ „ „ 104. ~ Stained with Toa-toa bark ~ Ruakere, of Parihaka 105. „ Scraped flax, stained with Toa-toa, Taranaki Tahana, of Hua 106. Miro-ichero —Twine stained with Toa-toa bark, Taranaki Tahana, of Hua 107. Flax dyed with Toa and Sinau. Wanganui. Commissioners Barks used in Dyeing. 108. Kiri Toa-toa —The Toa-toa does not grow south of Mokau. Taranaki Matui, of Hua 109. Kiri Toa-toa — „ Tahana, of Hua 110. Kiri Whawhakou — Used for dyeing black. Taranaki Matina, of Henui 111. Kiri Sinau —Used for dyeing black. Taranaki „ „ 112. Toa-toa. Wanganui Commissioners 113. Sinau. Wanganui „ Miscellaneous. 114. Kawerapa —Shoulder sling for burdens. Taranaki To Waka of Henui 115. „ ~ „ ~ Ropata of Pahitere 116. „ „ „ „ Te Watene, ofMatarikorik 0 117. Kawenga „ „ „ Karauria, of Puketotara 118. Kawarangi —Part of border for a mat „ Epiha, of Onaero