Plate XXI A Masawa Canoe Nigada Bu’a, the sea-going canoe of Omarakana, showing general form, ornamentation of prow-boards , the leaf-shaped paddles and the form of the outrigger log. (See Div. I and II , also next Chap.).
Plate XXII Putting a Canoe into its Hangar The canoes on the East shores of Boyowa are seldom used, and when idle are housed in shelters, built very much like ordinary huts, only much larger.
