Discoverers of the Cook Islands and the Names They Gave
XVI. Rarotonga
XVI. Rarotonga
308. |
Anon., The Period of Rata, in: JPS 19(1910) 195–196. |
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309. |
Anon., Enua-Manu, the Land of Birds, in: JPS 20(1911) 159–161. |
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310. |
Anon., E Mana no Ako-Akaturi-roa. The Deeds of Ako, the Persitent. in: JPS 20(1911) 210–212, 212–215 (Gill's Extracts, no. 15). |
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311. |
Anon., E Tuatua teia no te Taua a te Ruru ma te Aa, e nga tamaki i te tuatau i a Tu-Tarangi. About Tu-Tarangi, His Wars in Avaiki raro, and the miraculous weapon. About Te Aru-Tanga-Nuku and his ship “Taraipo”, and the fight between the Ruru (the white Heron) and the Aa (Sea-snake), in: JPS 21(1912) 40–47, 48–55 (Gill's Extracts, no. 19).
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312. |
Anon., The Coming of the Polynesians to Rarotonga, in: Te Tuatua Apii, Cook Islands School Journal 1(1928) no. 3, pp. 66–69. |
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313. |
Beaglehole, Ernest, Social Change in the South Pacific. Rarotonga and Aitutaki, Ruskin House, 1957. |
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314. |
Bellwood, Peter, Archaeology on Rarotonga and Aitutaki, Cook Islands: A Preliminary Report, in: JPS 78(1969) 517–530. |
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315. |
Bellwood, Peter, Ancient Rarotongan Settlement Surveyed, in: CIR 10(1969) no. 1, pp. 35–37. |
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316. |
Best, Elsdon, The Discovery and Settlement of Rarotonga by Polynesians. A Brief Account Thereof Preserved in Maori Tradition, in: JPS 36(1927) 122–134. page 88 |
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317. |
Cheeseman, Thomas F., The Flora of Rarotonga, the Chief Island of the Cook Group, in: Trans. Linn. Soc., London, 1903, pp. 261–270. |
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318. |
Coppell, W.G., The Moss Papers, in: Journal de la Société des Océanistes 28(1972) 285–304. |
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319. |
Cowan, Charlie, The Tale of “Tu-te-rangi-marama”, a Friend of Tamama-Pai-Tua-Tini and Tangiia-nui (alias Tangiia-ariki). Tuatua no “Tu-te-Rangi-Marama” (E taeake raua ko Pai-tua-tini), in: CIN Sept. 13, 15, 20, 25, 1963. |
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320. |
Cowan, Charlie, “Takitumu”, the Great Canoe, in: CIN 7 April, 1964. |
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321. |
Crocombe, Ron, The Theological Students' Walk-Out, Rarotonga, 1954, in: JPS 79(1970) 6–21. |
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322. |
Davis, T.R.A., Rarotonga Today, in: JPS 56(1947) 197–218. |
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323. |
Duff, Roger, Farewell Message from Canterbury Museum Archaeological Expedition, in: CIN 24 May, '63. |
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324. |
Duff, Roger, Archaeological Expedition to Rarotonga (Nov. 14, 1962 Jan. 25, 1963), in: Canterbury Museum Annual Report, 1963, pp. 26–37. |
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325. |
Duff, Roger, Canterbury Museum Archaeological Expedition to Rarotonga, Southern Cook Islands (Nov. 14, 1962–Jan. 25, 1963; June 3–Nov. 29, 1964), in: Canterbury Museum, Wellington, 1964. |
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326. |
Duff, Roger, The Canterbury Museum Expedition to Rarotonga, in: New Zealand Archaological Assoc. Newsletter 8(1965) 53–58. |
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327. |
Duff, Roger, Archaeology of the Cook Islands, in: I. Yawata, and Y.H. Sinoto (ed.), Prehistoric Culture in Oceania, Honolulu, 1968, pp. 119–131. |
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328. |
Gill, W.W., Concerning the Name “Unga” for Slave at Rarotonga, South Pacific, in: JPS 20(1911) 128–129 (Gill's Extracts, no. 5). |
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329. |
Gill, W.W., The Genealogy of the Kings of Rarotonga and Mangaia, as illustrating the Colonisation of that Island and the Hervey Group, in: Austr. Assoc. Adv. Sc. 2(1890) 627–637. |
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330. |
Gilson, R.P., The Background of New Zealand's Early Policy in Rarotonga, in: JPS 64(1955) 267–280. |
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331. |
Gosselin, Jim, The Discovery of Rarotonga, in: CIN 1 June, 1972, pp. 3–5; 2 June, 1972, pp. 4–5. |
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332. |
Gosset, R.W.G., Notes on the Discovery of Rarotonga, in: The Australian Geographer 3(1940) 4–15. |
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333. |
Hare Hongi, Ruatapu, Son of Uenuku, in: JPS 19(1910) 89–93. |
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334. |
Hare Hongi, Whiro and Toi, in: JPS 20(1911) 63–70. |
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335. |
Itio, Ko te Tere mai a Arekea mei Uea mai. The Voyage of Arekea from Uea Island, in: JPS 20(1911) 219, 219–220;
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336. |
Itio, Te Tuatua i te Tuna angao a Tangaroa ma Tongaiti. The Story of the Tame Eel of Tangaroa and Tongaiti, in: JPS 21(1912) 60–61, 61–62 (Gill's Extracts, no. 21). |
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337. |
Itio, E Tuatua Kai Tangata i Rarotonga. A Cannibal Story of Rarotonga, in: JPS 21(1912) 62–63, 63–64 (Gill's Extracts, no. 22). |
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338. |
Itio, E Tuatua no te Metua o te au Rakau i to ratou anauanga. A Word about the Origin of the Trees in: JPS 21(1912) 132, 132–133 (Gill's Extracts, no. 28). |
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339. |
Kiva, and Putua-Ariki, An Account of Some Early Ancestors of Rarotonga, in: JPS 6(1897), page 89
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340. |
Mackenzie, Margaret, Taunga and Taote: or, Why hasn't traditional Medicine died out since Western Medicine came to Rarotonga?, Chicago, 1973. |
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341. |
Manuiri, Te Arenga o Tonga-iti ki Rarotonga. The Story of the Visit of Tonga-iti to Rarotonga, in: JPS 5(1896) 142–143, 143–144. |
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342. |
Maretu, Ko te Taeanga mai o te pai o Kurunaki ki Rarotonga nei, i ta mataiti 1820. The Coming of Goodenough's Ship to Rarotonga in 1820, in: JPS 20(1911) 189–191, 191–196 (Gill's Extracts, no.13). |
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343. |
Maretu, E Tuatua no te Kai-tangata i Rarotonga. A Word about Cannibalism at Rarotonga, in: JPS 20 (1911) 196–201, 201–207; Notes by S. Savage, pp. 208–209 (Gill's Extracts, no. 14). |
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344. |
Marshall, D.S., Notes on Rarotongan Kinship Terminology, in: Journal of Austronesian Studies, vol. 1, part 2, 1956, pp. 8–19. |
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345. |
Marshall, P., The Geology of Rarotonga and Aitutaki, in: Trans. N.Z. Inst. 41(1908) 98–100. |
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346. |
Marshall, P., Geology of Rarotonga and Atiu, BMB 72, Honolulu, 1930. |
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347. |
Martin, Josiah, Origin of the Name of Tonga Island, in: JPS 20(1911) 165–166. |
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348. |
Maude, H.E., and Crocombe, Marjorie Tuainekore, Rarotongan Sandalwood. The Visit of Goodenough to Rarotonga in 1814, in: JPS 71(1962) 32–56. |
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349. |
Mcmahon, Denis E., Rarotonga, Rarotonga, 1961. |
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350. |
Moss, Frederick J., The Maori Polity in the Island of Rarotonga, in: JPS 3(1894) 20–26. |
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351. |
Nicholas, H., and Smith, S. Percy (ed.), Genealogies and Historical Notes from Rarotonga, in: JPS 1(1892) 25–29; 65–75; 2(1893) 271–278:
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352. |
Papehia, MS on the Introduction of Christianity to Rarotonga, C. 1830, Wellington, The Polynesian Society. |
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353. |
Parker, H., The Rarotonga Dig, in: CIN 29 oct., 1964. |
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354. |
Percival, W.H., Eager Spades Reveal Clues to Rarotonga's Past, in: PIM's Pacific Stories from the South Seas, Sydney, 1965, pp. 183–185. |
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355. |
Percival, W.H., A Not-so-modest Member of a Past Cook Islands Parliament, in: PIM 43(1972) no. 10, pp. 69–73 (John Salmon). page 90 |
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356. |
Savage, S., Origin of the Names of the Rarotonga Arikis, or High Chiefs, in: JPS 18(1909) 217–218. |
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357. |
Savage, S., The Period of Rata, in: JPS 20(1911) 155–157 (Genealogy of Tararo-ariki of Mauke). |
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358. |
Smith, S. Percy, Hawaiki: The Whence of the Maori; Being an Introduction to Rarotonga History, in: JPS 7(1898) 137–177, 185–223; 8(1899) 1–48 (The Settlement of Rarotonga, 8(1899) 29–39). |
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359. |
Smith, S. Percy, Hawaiki: The Original Home of the Maori; with a Sketch of Polynesian History, Auckland, 1921 (4th ed.). |
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360. |
Smith, S. Percy, Arai-te-Tonga, the Ancient Marae at Rarotonga, in: JPS 12(1903) 218–220. |
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361. |
Taira Rere, Akapapaanga no Ngati Tinomana, Puaikura, 1971 (Genealogies of the Tinomana Families). |
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362. |
Tamuera Terei (More-taunga-o-te-tini), and Savage, Stephen, Ko te Are-Korero teia no Rata Ariki. No roto i te Are-Korero Rarotonga. The Rarotongan Version of the Story of Rata, in: JPS 19(1910) 142–158, 158–168;
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363. |
Tamuera Terei, E Tuatua teia na te au atua o te rangi i te tikianga ia Maui ki Avaiki. This is a Story of the Gods of the Heavens and their Sending for Maui who was living at Avaiki (Netherworld),. in: JPS 24(1915) 152–153, 153–155 (Gill's Extracts, no. 30). |
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364. |
Taunga, The Origin of the Rarotongans, in: J. Fraser, Folk-songs and Myths from Samoa, JPS 6(1897) 72. |
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365. |
Te Aia Te Pou, Te Ara nui o Toi, in: JPS 3(1894) 110. |
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366. |
Te Ariki-Tara-Are, History and Traditions of Rarotonga. (Translations by S.P. Smith, J.T. Large, and S. Savage), in: JPS — 8(1899)
— 27(1918)
— 28(1919)
— 29(1920)
— 30(1921)
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367. |
Te Ariki-Tara-Are, History and Traditions of Rarotonga, MS (n.d.), Wellington, The Polynesian Society. |
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368. |
Tivini Haueti (St. Savage), and Tamuera Terei[gap — reason: illegible] E Tuatua Taito: No Tangiia-nui, Rarotonga, 1908 (The History of Tangiia-nui and the Colonizing of Rarotonga to the Arrival of the Rev. Johnn Williams). |
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369. |
Tivini Haueti, and Tamuera Terei, Ko te Rarotonga Are-Korero teia no Iro-Nui-ma-oata. The Period of Iro-Nui-ma-oata and Tangiia-nui-ariki, in: JPS 25(1916) 131–137, 138–149; 26(1917) 1–9, 10–18, 45–51, 52–59
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370. |
Toarua, E Parau Tupuna no to matou Fenua, no Rurutu. Ancestral Records concerning our island, Rurutu, in: JPS 20(1911) 136–137, 137–138 (Gill's Extracts, no. 8). |
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371. |
Toarua, Ko te Tere a Uenga ki te Pa-Enua. The Voyage of Uenga to Several Islands, in: JPS 20(1911) 139–140, 140–142;
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372. |
Tui A'ana, or Matatia, The History of the Peopling of Rarotonga, with the Generations of the People of Samoa, whence they sprang, in: J.B. Stair, Floatsam and Jetsam from the Great Ocean: or, Summary of early Samoan Voyages and Settlement, JPS 4(1895) 99–131. |
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373. |
Tumu Korero (Charlie Cowan), How Tu-te-rangi-marama came to Rarotonga. Te Tae mai anga o Tu-te-rangi-marama ki Rarotonga, in: CIR 8(1968) no. 6, pp. 37–38, 38–40 (a mixed-up story). |
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374. |
Tumu Korero, Were These the First Europeans to Visit Rarotonga?, in: CIR 8(1967) no. 3, pp. 32–34. |
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375. |
Vakaporo-Uatini, E Tuatua no te Kapua-anga i te enua ra ko Taurutu (koia a Rurutu). The Origin of the Name of the Island o [sic] of Rurutu (First called Taurutu), in: JPS 20(1911) 215–216, 216–218 (Gill's Extracts, no. 16). |
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376. |
W. Dr., A Sketch of Rarotonga, one of the Hervey Islands by a Former Resident at Lahaine, in: The Friend, 1849, no. 3, pp. 17–18. |
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377. |
Whitley, J.P., The Story of Rarotonga, in: Australian Museum Magazine 4(1932) 426–432. |
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378. |
Wilder, Gerrit P., Flora of Rarotonga, BMB 86, Honolulu, 1931. |