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NAURU FIGURES
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(7) Representation of a mat (Fig. 833).
(8) Etima (1) and Etowa (2); Nauru women of rank (Fig. 834).
(9) Echeog (1) and Edawaroi (2); two women (Fig. 835 ).
(10) Representation of a mat (Fig. 836).
