Two pages supporting a section on social structure and a fifth chapter on chiefs, as outlined in the preceding documents, contains a column of typed numbers, possibly referring to lines in a draft manuscript of 'Coral Gardens and Their Magic.' Most numbers are accompanied by topical references, typed and handwritten, related to to chiefs and chieftainship, such as rank, tribute, privileges and insignia; with a few terms in indigenous text.

An undated, handwritten page on linguistics is headed '28 II 34 - MF Intr. Notes (1)' in red pencil. The information is written on the back of a page of stationery from the London School of Economics.

Date: 28.2.18. Place: Oburaku. Informants: Morovato, Boba'u, Mwayoulo. Four pages contain an extensive passage numbered J225, an English translation of accounts of the behavior and nature of various sea creatures -- generally named in indigenous text -- including feeding, mating, swimming etc. There is a column of indigenous terms with English translations on the left. They are written on the back of reused stationery: a partial, hand-written lis... Date: 28.2.18. Place: Oburaku. Informants: Morovato, Boba'u, Mwayoulo. Four pages contain an extensive passage numbered J225, an English translation of accounts of the behavior and nature of various sea creatures -- generally named in indigenous text -- including feeding, mating, swimming etc. There is a column of indigenous terms with English translations on the left. They are written on the back of reused stationery: a partial, hand-written list of agricultural journals; and a partial, hand-written letter from pearl trader Billy Hancock, discussing a flu outbreak. Show more Show less

An undated, handwritten page headed 'Tavatu'tile Bulami' contains many words and passages in indigenous text with some English interpretive notes, apparently related to warfare. It is written on the back of a letter dated 30.5.18 from R. Lee to Malinowski discussing repair of a plate, possibly a photographic one.