. Mémoires de l'Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum d'histoire naturelle et d'Ethnologie polynésiennes. L'histoire naturelle, de l'Ethnologie. j'kllaiica (iHii manne f.aa. encampniciit. Sur un petit tas de pierres était un saiiclal inscrit avec les noms, Paris, Alexander, Haskell, 1859. La sandale était nouveau et frais comme si de la cnt à cacher. On m'a dit qu'une vache onec vagué np ici à la recherche d'eau, et est mort, et lier ca}- a été trouvé séché et conservant sa forme complètement'. Le disque compact des murs en pierre grise est nmeli fissurée et expositions aux profondeurs qu'ailleurs. Dispersés le long des bords, et dans diverses

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. Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History. Natural history; Ethnology. i kllaiica (iHii Manna f.aa. encampniciit. On a small pile of stones was a saiiclal with the inscribed names, Paris, Alexander, Haskell, 1859. The sandal looked new and fresh as if just cnt from the hide. I was told that a cow onec strayed np here in search of water, and died, and lier bod}- was found dried and retaining its shape completely'. The hard compact gray stone of the walls is nmeli cracked and exhibits deep strata as elsewhere. Scattered along the edges, and in various places over the great summit phiiu were large irregular masses of a solid reddish clinkstone of a sort much nsed formcrl}' for stone adzes. , Several immense cracks parallel with the crater walls extended some distance. These sometimes contained ice; and on l)reaking the surface. which, was some two inches thick, we found a large supply of fine water in the ice, with which wc replenished our water-bottles. No snijw was visible, and it is a mistake to suppose these summits within the limits of perpetual snow, as has been stated. vSeldoni in the sunnner is any snow found here except in the eaves where it is preserved as in ice-houses. vSuow sometimes falls on both Mauna Loa and Manna Kea, but, except iu winter, it disap|)ears as soon as the sun rises. At first we did not see any signs of Yt)leairic activitv, but at last discovered steam issniog from the northern bank. Mr. Mann advised a descent into the crater and we attempted it, but after clind^ing down more than half way gave it up. Adjoining M, okuaweoweo are two small pit craters on the major axis of the elliptical uuiiu crater, and into the southern one a stream of kiva has flowed from the main crater. The sum- [396]. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the or

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