10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KOHUTUHUTU»
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1
The forest flora of New Zealand
THE KOHUTUHUTU. Order— ONAGRARIEjE. (Plates XXXVI. and XXXVI a.) This
is the largest species of the genus, and was discovered by Banks and Solander
during Cook's first voyage, when it received from them the manuscript name of ...
2
The Journal of the Polynesian Society
... a tree (Dysoxylum spectabile), fragrant flowers hanging from stems and bole in
mid-winter. kohutuhutu, an irregularly-growing tree (Fuchsia excorticata), tree-
fuchsia: more commonly kotukutuku, but kohutuhutu adopted to avoid possible ...
3
Journal of the Polynesian Society
... a tree (Dysoxylum spectabile), fragrant flowers hanging from stems and bole in
mid-winter. kohutuhutu, an irregularly-growing tree (Fuchsia excorticata), tree-
fuchsia: more commonly kotukutuku, but kohutuhutu adopted to avoid possible ...
4
A Journey in the Northern Island of New Zealand: ...
... most friendly manner, and stopped for a few moments' conversation. While we
were travelling through the wood, the fruit of the Kohutuhutu, (fiwhsia ea:corticata,
) served as an agreeable refreshment. The berry is black; KARAKA.-TUPAKIIlIT.
William Richard Wade, 1842
5
Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives of ...
... A. Cunn. ,, M Enuka, Knhi- Manuka. Leptospermum scoparium, Forst.
Myrtaceae. atoa Ramerama. Ramarama. Myrtus bullata, Banks and Sol. ,, Rohutu
Rohutu Myrtus pedunculate, Hook. f. ,, Kohutuhutu 'Fuchsia. Fuchsia excorticata,
Linn. f.
22.—Fuchsin ezvcorticala (Linn.). Kohutuhutu (Col.) The fruit is called Konine. A
small and ornamental tree 10-30 feet high ; trunk sometimes 3 feet in diameter. It
appears to furnish a durable timber. House blocks of this which have been in use
...
Commonwealth Shipping Committee, 1877
198 Kie-kie. 80. 202 Kirk, Mr. T., referred to, 57, 132, 179, 188, 194, 234, 238, 243
, 293, 310, 338, 358, 361, 420, 438 Knightia. 145 excelsa, 140, 146 Knot-Brass,
152 Kohe-kohe, in Maori proverb, 174, 222 Kohutuhutu, 294 Kokoromiko, ...
Robert Malcolm Laing, Ellen W. Blackwell, 1907
8
Spons' Mechanics' Own Book: A Manual for Handicraftsmen and ...
... ironbark, ironwood, jacks, jaral, jarrah, kaiwhiria, kamahi, kanyin, kauri, kohe-
kohe, kohutuhutu, kohwai, larches, lignum-vitzc, locust-tree, mahoganies, maire,
maire-taw-hake, mako, mango, manuka, maple, mingi-mingi, miro, monoao, morn
, ...
Edward Spon, Francis N. Spon, 1886
9
Reports on the Philadelphia International Exhibition of ...
Order, Onagrariese. Genus, Fuchsia (Linn.)- Woods. Exhibits and No. 22.—
Fuchsia excorticata (Linn.). description- Kohutuhutu (Col.) The fruit is called
Konine. A small and ornamental tree 10-30 feet high ; trunk sometimes 3 feet in
diameter.
10
Wood: A Manual of the Natural History and Industrial ...
Maori " Kohutuhutu." Height 10—30 ft.; diam. sometimes 3 ft. Durable. Fustic (
Chlordphora tinctdria Gaud., var. Xanthdxylon : Order Mordcece). Tropical
America. French "Bois d'orange." Span. " Fustete, Palo narango." Port. "
Espinheiro branco ...
George Simonds Boulger, 1902
