Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)
Cambridge : University press · leaf 686
our to eightpaired booms, there is a short space between the twomembers of a pair which he side by side, and both boomspass through the walls of the canoe. The paired boomsare arranged at intervals from stem to stern and areattached to a float of equal length to the canoe by meansof single pairs of… … Fig. 8. Cape Bedford canoe, N. Queensland, from Roth. outer sides of the gunwale [edge of the canoe], with orwithout an intervening coil of tea-tree bark, and throughtheir upper free margins the double booms are pegged(1910, p. 13, Fig. 12; 1908, PI. I, Fig. 4 (3)). Fre-quently at the fore end of…
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