Some Folk-Songs and Myths From Samoa

Some Folk-Songs and Myths from Samoa. — Translated by the Rev. G. Pratt. — With Introductions and Notes by John Fraser, LL.D. — [Read before the Royal Society of N.S. Wales, October 7, 1891.]

Contents

• XV.—Tangaloa-a-Ui—A ‘Tala.’ How sacrifices to the Sun ceased
• XVI.—Le Solo i le La p. 125
  • [section] p. 125
  • Notes to Nos. XV. AND XVI p. 127
    • XV p. 127
    • XVI p. 128
• XVI.—Malietoa-feai
  • [section]
  • Notes to no. XVII p. 129
• XVIII.—Malietoa-fe'ai.—A Solo p. 130
  • [section] p. 130
  • Notes To No. XVIII p. 131
• XIX.—The Kings of Manu'a and Samoa p. 133
• XX.—The following is a list of the Kings of Manu'a p. 138
• XXI.—The Progeny of Ali'a-Tama, Who was the first Tui-Manu'a p. 139
• XXII.—The First Samoans p. 140
• XXIII.—Samoan Customs, Analogous to those of the Israelites p. 141
  • [section] p. 141
  • Names of the Samoan Months.1 p. 146

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