A vocabulary of the Polynesian dialect as spoken at the island of Atiu : ms.

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A vocabulary of the Polynesian dialect as spoken at the island of Atiu : ms.

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Collected by Zamahine, teacher of the Atiuans at Patutoa, Tahiti. Received by Alphonse Pinart from the Rev. James L. Green, Apr. 10, 1878. Includes also the dialect as spoken on the island of Raratonga.

Originals : [21] p. ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (13 exposures) : negative (Rich. 117:7) and positive.

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