History and traditions of the Maoris of the West Coast, North Island of New Zealand, prior to 1840

List of Illustrations

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Plate 1.—Looking down the Tonga-porutu River	opposite 5
Plate 2.—The chasm separating Te Kawau pa from the mainland	opposite 6
Plate 3.—Toka-a-Rauhotu, near Cape Egmont	opposite 33
Plate 4.—Maori gods	opposite 88
Plate 4A.—Papara, West Coast of Tahiti	opposite 89
Plate 5.—Stones marking the length of "Tainui" canoe	opposite 106
Plate 6.—The Whakarewa pa, Wai-iti	opposite 114
Plate 7.—Urenui, Maru-wehi, and Poho-kura pas	opposite 115
Plate 8.—Old pas, and modern village of Nga-puke-turua	opposite 120
Plate 9.—Ara-pawa pa at mouth of Mimi River	opposite 196
Plate 10.—The god Rongo, of Tonga	opposite 236
Plate 11.—Puke-rangiora pa	opposite 364
Plate 12.—Site of Te Motu-nui battle, Urenui	opposite 370
Plate 13.—Tapu-te-ranga Island, Island Bay, Wellington	opposite 410
Plate 14.—Maru hill, on slopes of Mount Egmont	opposite 419
Plate 15.—Mikotahi pa, Sugar-loaf Islands	opposite 498
Plate 16 & 17.—Te Namu pa	opposite 501
Plate 18.—Waimate pas	opposite 510
Plate 19.—Orangi-tuapeka pa	opposite 510