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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 - Volume 41 of 55, 1691-1700

Note 25 — Chapter IV

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Of “yonote” Colin (Labor evangélica, p. 29) says: “They [i.e., the inhabitants of Mindoro] pay their tribute in yonote, which is a kind of black hemp, produced by certain palms. It is used for the larger cables of ships, which are made in the rope factory of the village of Tal.” Cf. bonote, Vol. X, p. 58; and Vol. XIV, p. 257.

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