Study Of Polynesian
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History And Languages
Auckland, July 16
l¥Y r the Monterey on July 10, a party of ■*-* Americans arrived in Auckland from Honolulu to study the similarity between the Macri language and customs and those of the Hawaiian people.
The group included Mr. H. P. Judd (Pro fessor of Hawaiian History and Language at the University of Hawaii), Mr. W. B.
Howe (former president of the U.S. Navy League), Mr. W. Howe, junr. (a student of anthropology at Harvard University), Messrs. T. H. and S. M. Ccoke (sons of the president of the Hawaii Senate), and Mr.
A. F. Judd, junr. (son of the president of the Bishop Museum, Honolulu).
They will spend a month in New Zea land, and then depart for Tahiti to carry out a similar research.