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Rolf Boldrewood, `Colonial Reformer,' c. See quotation. 'Tapu, adj. 111: This bird they called the Wattle-bird, and also the Poy-bird,from its having little tufts of curled hair under its throat,which they called poies, from the Otaheitan word for ear-rings.

foundit answered their purpose to have a place of their own, insteadof sending their fat stock, as was generally done, to a public`boiling down' establishment. 320: Two chains of mountains, the eastern and western tiers, runthrough it nearly north and south. Lotella marginata,Macl. 154: The music of the puddling mill, the cradle, and the tub.