Palti dance, or corrobboree 749 206. An Australian feast 759 207. Australian mothers 759 208. Mintalta, a Nauo man 765 209. Young man and boy of South Australia 765 210. Hut for cure of disease 765 211. Tomb of skulls 765 212. Tree tomb of Australia 775 213. Smoking bodies of slain warriors 775 214. Carved feather box 775 215. Australian widows and their caps 781 216. Cave with native drawings 781 217. Winter huts in Australia 787 218. A summer encampment 787 219. New Zealander from childhood to age 794 220. Woman and boy of New Zealand 803 221. A tattooed chief and his wife 803 222. Maori women making mats 809 223. The Tangi 809 224. Parátene Maioha in his state war cloak 820 225. The chiefs daughter 820 226. Hongi-hongi, chief of Waipa 820 227. Maories preparing for a feast 831 228. Maori chiefs’ storehouses 831 229. Cannibal cookhouse 835 230. Maori pah 835 231. Green jade ornaments 841 232. Maori weapons 841 233. Wooden and bone merais 841 234. Maori war dance 847 235. Te Ohu, a native priest 860 236. A tiki at Raroera pah 860 237. Tiki from Whakapokoko 860 238. Mourning over a dead chief 872 239. Tomb of E’ Toki 872 240. Rangihaeta’s war house 877 241. Interior of a pah or village 877 242. Maori paddles 881 243. Green jade adze and chisel 881 244. Common stone adze 881 245. A Maori toko-toko 881 246.