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Tuatara: Volume 5, Issue 3, March 1955

Plate I — A bonito canoe engaged in shark-fiishing, showing the bow and stern baits used in the daytime and the string and floater bait used at night, a, Taova'a (shark spear); b, Paletua (shark club); c, Rope lasso of stiff sennit; d, Tui-ipu (shark rattle)

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Plate I A bonito canoe engaged in shark-fiishing, showing the bow and stern baits used in the daytime and the string and floater bait used at night, a, Taova'a (shark spear); b, Paletua (shark club); c, Rope lasso of stiff sennit; d, Tui-ipu (shark rattle).

Plate I
A bonito canoe engaged in shark-fiishing, showing the bow and stern baits used in the daytime and the string and floater bait used at night, a, Taova'a (shark spear); b, Paletua (shark club); c, Rope lasso of stiff sennit; d, Tui-ipu (shark rattle).

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