| The rocks there abound with crayfish, paua, mussels, kina, maomao and snapper. |
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| This was even better in 1988 when the gross dividend per one kina share was 27 toea. |
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| The pair were in possession of more than three times the recreational daily limit of paua and kina. |
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| The kina plunged to 29.5 US cents in early January, the lowest level in the past two years and close to its all-time low. |
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| This month the local currency, the kina, fell to a two-year low of 29 US cents. |
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| Many households in rural areas have cash incomes as low as 50 kina a year. |
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| A short wade out to sea, the bottom plates, remnants of the ship's engines and boiler lie collapsed upon themselves, home to kina and the occasional crayfish. |
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| A kina of virtual remote control allows you to control the reproduction from a smaller and simpler interface. |
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| Each player contributes a bet to a central pot, usually 20 toea to 1 or 2 kina per play. |
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| In New Zealand, Evechinus chloroticus, known as kina in Maori, is a delicacy, traditionally eaten raw. |
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| Weapons in Africa, cauri in the Maldives, kina in New Guinea, small metal axes, muskrat skins in Canada, mokkos, cocoa, salt, raffia, spades and knifes, cigarettes, bird feathers, rai and carved stones. |
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| William is expected to be nibble on the Titi bird, the fatty chicks of the storm-petrel, raw seaweed, kina sea eggs and fiery pepper leaves. |
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| Kina could see the sky now, brooding black yet on fire with random flashes of light. |
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| The Kina replaced the Australian Dollar and the toea replaced the Australian cent. |
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| Leaping over a fallen branch, Kina flew past the large river and rounded a bend in the trail. |
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| Sitting on the sky blue counter as her coffee perked, Kina silently swore. |
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| Kina continued riffling through the box, extracting song, poems, pieces of the past she'd never throw away despite the pain and resentment that clung to them. |
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