Fijian frontier,

"The aim of this study is to analyze the changes taking place in native life on Kambara [one of the southern islands of the Lau archipelago of Fiji]"-p. viii.

Nematodes, mostly Australian and Fijian.

Reprinted from the Macleay memorial volume, by arrangement with the Linnean society of New South Wales.

The recipe for rubber : a Fijian romance /

Illustrated by Norman Lindsay.

Handbook of the Fijian language.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales from old Fiji.

Preface.--Introduction:--How the Livuka men came up to windward, by Inoke (Enoch) Wangka-qele.--How the Tongans came to Fiji, by Ratu Taliaitupou, lord of Naiau.--How the Fijians learned to build canoes, by the lord of Naiau.--The story of the sun-child, by the lord of Naiau.--How the Samoans first got pigs, by the lord of Naiau.--Why the kings of Lakemba are called lords of Naiau, by the lord of Naiau.--How the Fijian ate the sacred cat, by the lord of Naiau.--The story of Longa-Poa, by the lord of Naiau.--How the mosquitos came to Oneata, by the lord of Oneata.--The story of Matandua, by Roko Sokotukevei ("Lord Whither-is-he-sailing")--What the Tongans say about Napoleon, as told by a Tongan.--The beginning of death, as told by Ma'afu, a chief of Tonga.--Appendix.