25 Свободни изкуства за Fiji In The 19th Century

Bure of Na Utuutu (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Ngavindi (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Savu Falls (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Sleeping Bures (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Chapel, Mission-House, and School, Mbua (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Fijian Pottery (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Bure of Na Tavasara, Taveuni (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Takiveleyawa (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Fijian Clubs (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Daughters of Cakobau, photograph by Francis H. Dufty
Bure of Na Vata-ni-Tawake, Mbau (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Drums and Musical Instruments (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Fans and Sun-screens (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Girl Playing on the Nose-Flute (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Nambekavu (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Two Fijian warriors, photograph by Burton Brothers, 1884
Mbau (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Preaching at Mbau (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Graves of Mr. Cross (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Modes of Hair-dressing (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Le Tour du monde-01-p201
Fright of natives on first seeing a horse (Boston. Congregational Publishing Society, 1871)
Fijian man and woman, 1884
1855 Colton Map of Hawaii and New Zealand - Geographicus - Hawaii-colton-1855
Black tree fern, or mamaku in the Maori language. Cyathea medullaris. Black trunks topped with giant fronds to 5 meters long. Grows to 20 m high. Native to the south-west Pacific from Fiji to New Zealand. Garden ferns (1862)
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