Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)
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h-strake (previously I have called it aweather-board) (Fig. 17) ; the end of the wash-strake andthe fore wash-strake are closed in by a nearly vertical board,they^r^ weather-board. The sides of a canoe are often keptfrom tumbling home by internal struts^ when this deviceis all in one piece it… … Fig. 17. Decorated bow of a canoe sketched at Mabuiag, Torres straits, in 1888,showing hull, wash-strake, fore wash-strake, fore weather-board, and fore deckcorering (pp. i, 23, 24). their free extremities may be attached directly by lashingto the Jioat or indirectly by various methods. I proposeto…
