. Te Karere. e circle and tries to findout which player is leading the groupiu its action. In the meantime theleader changes from clapping to jump-ing, hopping, patting his head, etc .and immediately the players <\^ the same thing. Sometimes it takes quitea while for the player in the centre to di i over who the leader is, especiallj jf all the group do not watch theleader. You can others m the , in le and get the ue\t action asquickl) .is watching the leader, Its Inn to plaj this •.•.ime to [HUSH May, 1958 189 Genealogy TENA koutou e te Hunga Tapu,kia ora koutou katoa. Ka nui tehar
. Te Karere. e circle and tries to findout which player is leading the groupiu its action. In the meantime theleader changes from clapping to jump-ing, hopping, patting his head, etc .and immediately the players <\^ the same thing. Sometimes it takes quitea while for the player in the centre to di i over who the leader is, especiallj jf all the group do not watch theleader. You can others m the , in le and get the ue\t action asquickl) .is watching the leader, Its Inn to plaj this •.•.ime to [HUSH May, 1958 189 Genealogy TENA koutou e te Hunga Tapu,kia ora koutou katoa. Ka nui tehari o toku ngakau i taku hokingamai ki waenganui i a koutou, he nuihoki te hiahia kia mahia e au tetahimahi hei manaaki i a koutou katoai te wa poto ka noho ahau i konei. I have been called by PresidentDavid O. McKay, and appointed asSupervisor of the Polynesian Depart-ment of the Genealogical Society ofthe Church, and in that capacity Ihave been sent over to New Zealandby the Genealogical Society. The pur-. pose of my coming here is first toassist in setting up the office of theRecorder of the Temple, and secondto establish a Preliminary ClearingHouse at the Temple for Polynesiannames. For the past six months I have beenengaged in the task of checkingthrough the records in the ArchiveDepartment, and removing therefromall the sheets containing Polynesiannames. I have also removed someChinese, Japanese, and Pakeha sheets,as I found them, that I knew pertainedto the Hawaiian Islands, or New Zea-land, or any others of the Islands ofSouth Pacific. It was a tremendousjob as there are thousands of bindersfilled with family group sheets on the shelves of the Archives, and our Poly-nesian families were scattered through-out these many thousands of have removed from these records allthe group sheets I could find of allfamilies for whom the Temple workhas been completed, and also all famil-ies for whom all work except sealingshave been completed. I estimate thatI found approx
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