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Mr Emslie of Oakura, has presented to the New Plymouth Museum, through Mr G. A. Adlam, three interesting Maori curios. One is a part of an old Maori shovel, cleverly shaped out of a piece of pukatea. Another is ■. a small club, apparently of puriri> which, it is believed, was used By the Maoris lor killing fish. The third, also apparently puriri, is a smaller pounder used'lor beating flax. All three articles appear to have been buried for a long time, but they are in excellent preservation The shovel, though not perfect, is sufficiently bo to give the idea that it was a very effective implement.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17155, 26 May 1921, Page 4
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