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B.S. 25669. Kaula Island from
the northeast.

July 1, 1923.

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B.S. 2567O. Kaula Island
from the north. Note cave of
Kui Moana, reputed home of
largest shark god of the islands.
His fin may be seen (turned to
stone) at left of entrance.

July 1, 1923.

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B.S. 25671. Kaula Island from the
northeast. Landing may be made, with
wind from south or west, at left hand
point where access to the top of
island is possible.

July 1, *1923.

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1512* Looking out from the
cave Kui Moana, on Kaula Island.
July 1, 1923.

15l3» Commander S. W. King and
Captain Ingham on the bridge of
the U.S.S. Tanager, at Kaula Island.
July 1, 1923.

B.S. 25673» Western side, cliff,
900 feet high on Nihoa Island.

May 24, 1923.

B.S. 25676. Landing rock ■with
boat approaching. Nihoa Island.
June 11, I923.

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embark supplies. Nihoa Island.
June 11, 1923.

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supplies ashore at landing rock.
Nihoa Island.

June 11, 1923*

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quarters on Nihoa Island.

June 11 1923.

1517. Adams Bay, Nihoa Island.
June 11 , I 923 .

B.S. 25679. Adams Bay,
Nihoa Island.

June 11, 1923.

B.5. 2568O. Miller's Peak from shore of
Adams Bay, Nihoa Island.

June 11, I923.

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Island.

June 11, I923.

1519. Stone house platforms
on the slopes of Nihoa Island.
June 11, 1923.

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Island.

June 12, 1923.

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1525* Jagged summits above the northern
palis on Nihoa Island.

June 13, 1923.

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1523. Our camp site above
Adams Bay, Nihoa Island.

June 12, I923.

1527* Looking down into Adams
Bay from the top of the central
valley. Nihoa Island.

June 13, 1923.

1526. The western slopes of Nihoa
Island, above Adams Bay.

June 13, 1923.

B.S. 25682. Miller's Peak (a pali 900 feet
high) - View of northern face. Nihoa Island.

June 13 I923.

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1529* Stone platform on
eastern summit of Miller's Peak.
Nihoa Island.

June 14, 1923.

1§28. The northern pali of Nihoa Island.
June 13, 1923.

B.S. 25683 . Stone platform
on western summit of Miller's
Peak, apparently an aboriginal
watch tower. Nihoa Island.
June 14, 1923.

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B.S. 25688. Pinnacle rock known as
Kaulenanahoa or Kauleokauka. Nihoa Island.
June. 12, 1923.

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B.S. 25686. Eastern end of Nihoa
Island from Miller’s Peak.

June 14, 1923.

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B.S. 25687. Western end of
Nihoa Island from Miller's Peak.
June 14, 1923»

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B.S. 25689* Cave showing s
of Japanese habitation. Nihoa
Island.

June 14, 1923»

B.S. 25690. A steeply sloping
valley at western end of Nihoa
I sland.

June 12, 1923*

B.S. 25691* Tern, booby and
albatross colonies at altitude of

over 800 feet on Nihoa Island.
June 14, 1923*

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1532. Grove of Nihoa palms. Nihoa
Island.

June 11, 1923.

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June

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1923

1531* The Nihoa palm. Nihoa -
Island.

June 11, 1923.

B.S. 25693* Grove of Nihoa
palms, Pritchardia remota.
Nihoa Island.

June 11, 1923.

B.S. 25694. Grove of Nihoa
palms, Pritchardia remota . Nihoa
Island.

June 13 , I 923 .

1533. Grove of the Nihoa
Palm. Nihoa Island.

June 12, 1923.

1534. The Nihoa Palm. Nihoa
Island.

June 12, 1923.

1535. Upright stones on a
house platform. Nihoa Island
June 13, 1923.

B.S. 25698 . Ancient stone plat
forms for houses of aboriginal in
habitants. Nihoa Island.

June 11, 1923.

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B.S. 25704* Eastern end of
Necker Island.

June 21, 1923.

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Island.

June 21, 1923

Northern side of Necker

B.S. 25701. View of northern
side of Necker Island.

June 21, 1923.

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Necker Island.

June 21, 1923.

B.S. 25708. Camp on the cliffs (
of Necker Island.

June 21, I923.

1541. The surf boat at Necker
Island.

June 21, I923.

1544* Bay on north side of
Necker Island at the western end.
June 19, 1923*

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Necker Island.
June 20, 192 3

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B.S. 25713* Western end of Necker Island,
(southern face).

June 18, 1923.

1547* Colony of Red-footed
Boobies on the slopes of Necker
Island.

June 29, 1923.

1548. Left to right, upper row
W. G. Anderson, R. L. C. Atkinson
T. Wilson, M. Cooke, C. Grant.
Below Stacker, Havemeier, E. C.
Bryan, Necker Island.

June 17, 1923.

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Island.

June 21, 1923.

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1550. Lieut. Commander Samuel
W ilder King. Keeker Island.

June 21, I 923 .

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Bryan, Geo. Higgs, W. G. Anderson,
E. Caum, H. Palmer, E. Schlemmer,
Red Dofflemeier, B. Cartwright, C.
Judd. Keeker Island.

June 29, 1923.

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platform or heiau on Necker Island.

June 19, 1923.

B.S. 25715. Ancient temple
nl at form or heiau on Necker Island.
June 19, 1923.

1552. Ancient temple platform
or heiau on Necker Island.

June 19, 1923.

1553* Ancient temple platform
or Heiau on Necker Island.

June 18 1923.

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B.3. 25721. Upright stones
in old Heiau. Necker Island.
June 29, 1923»

B.S. 25720. Ancient temple plat-
form or Heiau on Necker Island.

1554. Heiau on Necker Island.
June 18, 1923.

1555. Heiau on
Necker Island.
June 18, 1923.

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1556. A single stone on an old •
temple site, now inhabited by
Albatross and Boobies. Necker Island
June 19, 1923.

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1558. Heiau on the summit of
Keeker Island.

June 29, 1923.

1559. Ancient Heiau on Necker
Island.

June 29, 1923«

1560. One of the upright stones in an
ancient Leiau. Necker Island.

June 29, 1923*

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B.S. 25725» Sooty tern colony
Trig Island, French Frigates Shoal.
June 26, 1923.

B.S. 25726. View of Skate
Island, French Frigates Shoal.
June 26, 1923*

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1564. William G. Anderson with
cast net filled with moi. French
Frigates Shoal.

June 26, 1923.

B.S. 25734* A view of East
Island, French Frigates Shoal.
June 23, 1923.

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1563. A view of East Island,
French Frigates Shoal.

June 23, 1923.

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1565. W. G. /jiderson with a
moi. French Frigates Shoal.
June 26, 1923.

net filled with

1566. Noddy Terns flying
over Hound Island, French Frigates'
o hoal*

June 22, 1923 .

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and Blue
Island,
June

Black-footed Albatross
-faced Boobies on Round
French Frigates Shoal.
22, 1923.

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sand island. French Frisates Shoal.

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ashore. Tern Island, French
Frigates Shoal.

June 25, 1923*

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(probably ship-wrecked) on Tern
Island. French Frigates Shoal.

June 25, 1923»

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ship-wrecked sampan on Tern
Island. French Frigates Shoal,
June 25, 1923*

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1580. The high peak on Gardiner Island.
May 22, 1923.

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1582. Washing the wardroom
dishes, deck of U.3.S. Tanager,
at anchor off Gardiner Island.

1923.

May

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1581. Leaving Gardiner Island.
May 22, I923.

1585* The U.S.S. Tanager at
anchor off Lays an Island.

April 12, 1923.

1583. Group on the deck of the
Tanager, left to right, Moore,
Reno, Schlemraer, at anchor off
Gardiner Island.

May 22, 1923.

1584. Merrit and Jim Huntley
(left to right) U.S.S. Tanager,
Gardiner Island.

May 22,1923.

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1586* Beach on Laysan
Island, below the blow-hole.
May 2, 1923 .

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Island.

3, 1923.

1587. Surf on the South
Beach of Laysan Island.

May 3, 1923.

1587a. Camp at Laysan Island,
April 12, 1923.

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Camp at Laysan Island^
April I 3 , 1923*

1587c. Eric Schleinmer and A.
return fr.om a forenoon afield.
May 5, 1923.

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Laysan Island.

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1588. A. J. Ker, C. E. Reno
at our camp on Laysan Island.
April 12, 1923.

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1588a. General view of inner
basin of Laysan Island, denuded
completely of vegetation except
for the dark patch of Sesuvium
and Portulaca.

April 11, 1923.

1588b. ^atch of tobacco
growing wild on Laysan Island.
May 10, 1923.

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B.S. 25753* Eastern shore of
Lays an Island.

April 12, 1923.

B.S. 25758. Bird bones in
the sands of Lays an.

May 2, 1923 .

, 1589» The barren waste of

V Lisianski Island.

May 18, 1923.

1594* Young Lays an Albatross
in the wreck of an old building.
Lisianski Island.

Kay 19, 19 23 .

B.S. 25763. Remains of old build-
ing. Lisiansky Island.

Kay 19, 1923.

1595* The inner basin of
Lisianski Island.

May 19, 1923.

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Seal Island, Pearl and Hemes Reef.
April 27, 1923.

1600. Landing from the
surf boat. Southeast Island,
Pearl and Hermes Reef.

April 26, I923.

B.S. 25768. Southeast Island,
Pearl and Hermes Reef.

April 26, 1923.

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at Southeast Island, Pearl and
Hermes Reef. Seal in foreground.
April 26, 1923.

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1602. Monk seals on Southeast
Island, Pearl and Hermes Reef.
April 26, 1923.

1603. Looking across Southeast
Island, Pearl and Hermes Reef.
April 26, 1923.

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Island, Pearl and Hermes Reef.
April 27, 1923.

1606. Laysan Albatross on
Eastern Island, Midway.

April 23, 1923.

1604* A general view of
Grass Island, Pearl and Hermes
Reef.

April 27, 1923.

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1608a. Cable Station on
Sand Island, Midway Islands.
April 24, 1923.

1608. View at the Cable Station
on Sand Island, Midway.

April 24, 1923.

1607* A vie?/ of Eastern
Island, Midway Islands.

April 23, 1923.

1611. Camp on Ocean (Kure)
Island.

April 16,1923.

1610. The boat-house that
served as our work quarters on
Sand Island, Midway atoll.
April 24, 1923.

1609. A. .Vetmore, skinning birds

on the beach on Sand Island,
way Islands.

Aoril 24, 1923.

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on the beach at
Ocean Island
17 April 1923

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Island.

April 16, 1923.

1613. A. Y/etmore skinning a
monk seal on the beach at Ocean
I sland.

April 17, 1923.

B.S. 25772. Eastern face
Ocean Island.

April 20, 1923.

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B.S. 25778. Plant of Boerhaavia ,
Ocean Island.

April 20, 1923.

1614. Open meadow on Ocean
Island (Dr. Wilson).

April 21, 1923.

B.S. 25776. Growth of Scaevola
lobelia which covers most of Ocean
Island.

April 21, 1923.

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Dr. nils on in meadow on Ocean
Island.

April 21, 1923.

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with petrel burrows. Ocean Island.
April 21, 1923.

1616. View of open meadow
on Ocean (Kure) Island.

April 21, 1923.

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B.S. 25784. Northwestern
of Johnston Island.

July 19, 1923.

B.S. 25785. Northwestern end of
Johnston Island.

July 19, 1923.

B.S. 25781. View of Johnston
Island from Sand Island.

July 15,1923.

B.S. 25795* Beach rock east end
of Sand Island. Johnston Island.
July 15, 1923.

B.S. 25794* Pile of guano or
phosphate rock in tem colony
(Sand Island). Johnston Island.
July 15, 1923.

I623. South side of Sand
Island, Johnston Island.

July 15, 1923*

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B.S. 25792. Hasses of bones,
left by poachers who raided the tern
and shearwater colonies here.
Johnston Island.

July 13, 1923.

1629. Remains of terns
and other birds killed for
wings by feather poachers.
Johnston Island.

July 13, 1923.

I63O. Anderson with a throw net.
Johnston Island.

July 12, 1923.

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Left to right, Y. r . Or. Anderson, E.
S chi emmer, C. Edmondson (Geo.
Higgs the cook concealed behind
Edmondson), C. Grant. Johnston
Island.

July 12, 1923.

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camp on Johnston Island.

July 12, 1923.

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ulua.

Johnston Island.

July 12, 1923.

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Pollock, Sand Island, Johnston Island.
July 15, 1923.

1638. W. G. Anderson, C.
Edmondson and C. Grant, handling a
skiff. Johnston Island.

July 16, 1923.

B.S. 25782. View of camp on
Johnston Island.

July 19, 1923.

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1639* Camp on Johnston
Island.

July 19, 1923.

B.S. 2 5783. View of camp on
Johnston Island.

July 19, 1923.

I 64 O. Landing of a skiff. Geo.
Higgs, the cook, holds a fish while
Anderson and Grant care for the sail
and Schlemmer looks in the boat.
Johnston Island.

July 19, 1923*