The legends of Maui and Tahaki
By: translated by J. F. Stimson.
Contributors: Burrows, Edwin G. 1891-1958.; Emory, Kenneth Pike, 1897-
Series: Bernice  P. Bishop museum.  Bulletin 127
Publisher: The Museum
Published: 1934
Place of publication: Honolulu, Hawaii
Language: eng; und
Number of pages: 100
Subjects: Mythology, Polynesian.; Legends -- Polynesia.; Maui (Polynesian deity); Tawhaki (Polynesian deity); Tuamotuan language -- Texts.; Music -- French Polynesia -- Tuamotu Archipelago.
Genres: Texts.
Notes: "Bibliography: annotated lists of references to versions of the Tahaki legend from parts of Polynesia other than Fagatau, compiled by K. P. Emory": p. 89-90.
"The present material comes from the island of Fagatau in the Tuamotu archipelago and derives from Fariua-a-Makitua, a former chief of Fatagau."--Introd.
Legends in Tuamotuan and English in parallel columns.
"Music of the Tahaki chants, by E. G. Burrows": p.78-88.