Ngā Rauropi Whakaoranga

Vol I, p.412: Cape Kidnappers. .."we gave them Otahite cloth for their fish which they were excessively fond of, often snatching it from one another". (the cloth, not the fish).

p.417: "A string made of leaves of a highly perfumed grass..." (kāretu, Hierochloe redolens)

p.444: Bay of Plenty; reference to aute plants, their scarcity and high value.

Vol II: March 1770, in his `Account of New Zealand", section on plants (pp 8-11), food and health (pp.19-22)