Polynesian Researches
Literal Translation of the Laws of Huahine and Sir Charles Sander's Island
Contents
- I. Concerning Murder p. 177
- II. Concerning Theft
- III. Relating to Pigs p. 178
- IV. Concerning Stolen Goods or Property
- V. Concerning Lost Property
- VI. Concerning Buying and Selling, or Barter p. 179
- VII. Concerning the Disregard of the Sabbath
- VIII. Concerning Rebellion, or Stirring up War
- IX. Regarding Bigamy p. 180
- X. Concerning a Wife formely Forsaken
- XI. Concerning Married Women, and Married Men
- XII. Concering (Divorce) Putting away Husbands and Putting away Wives
- XIII. Concerning the Not Making Provision for the Support of the Wife p. 181
- XIV. Concerning Marriage
- XV. Concerning False Accusation p. 182
- XVI. Unnatural Crime
- XX. Concerning Drunkenness p. 183
- XXI. Damage done by Dogs or Hogs
- XXII. Concerning Wild or Stray Pigs p. 184
- XXIII. Concerning Conspiracy
- XXIV. Concerning the Man who makes known
- XXV. Concerning the unauthorized Climbing for Food p. 185
- XXVI. Concerning Revenue for the King and Governors
- XXVII. Concerning Marking with Tatau p. 186
- XXVIII. Concerning Voyaging in Large Companies p. 187
- XXIX. Concerning the Magistrates or Judges
- XXX. Concerning New Laws
- Regulations for the Judges, the Jury, and the Messengers (or Peace-officers.)
- Directions for the Judges and the Jury p. 190
- Concerning Seamen who may leave their Vessels p. 207