INDEX.

A.
Abreu, Antonio d’, sent to search for the Spice Islands, [23];
is the first to reach the Bandas, [215];
pillars of discovery erected by, [256].
Achin, country, people, and trade, [448];
English appear at, [449].
Alfura, name whence derived and its signification, [203], and [note];
bloody laws of, in Ceram, [205];
of Kaibobo, [207];
drunken revels of, [209], [210];
of Buru, their customs and belief, [271-273];
of the Minahassa, [365].
Amahai, bay of, described, [202];
village of, [ib.]
Amboina, residence of Rumphius, [13];
island and city described, [130-132];
famous for its shells, [133];
life of foreigners at, [211];
trade of, [249].
Amuk, defined, [383].
Anak gadis, or virgin children, [497], [507].
Anon depressicornis, an antelope, [325].
Ants, abundance of and trouble caused by, [288], [289].
Army, headquarters of Javanese, [43];
Dutch, in Sumatra, [456].
Arrack, how made, [68].
Arriens, governor of the Moluccas, [213];
kind invitation given the author, [ib.];
visits Banda, [213 et seq.]
Aru Islands, account of, [244].
Assilulu, visit to the village of, [149-161].
Ayar Bangis, port of, [453].
B.
Baba, island of, described, [127].
Babirusa, skulls of, [150];
distribution of, [ib.];
young one seen at Kayéli, [292];
author hunts for, on Limbi, [325];
one commits suicide, [331].
Bachian, island of, described, [299];
great python killed on, [334];
fauna of, [380].
Baju, a, described, [34].
Bali, described, [93];
fauna of, [ib.];
separation from Java, [93], [94];
fauna of, [94];
religion of, [95], [96].
Bali, a town hall, [477].
Bamboo, used by the Malays, [86].
Banana, tree and fruit described, [84], [85];
native name for, [159];
different kinds, [ib.]
Banca, description and geology of, [534];
income of, [535].
Banda, author arrives at, [128];
and revisits, [214];
description of the group, [214], [215];
early inhabitants of, [216];
religion of, [ib.];
natives of, exterminated by the Dutch, [217];
convicts banished to, [217], [218];
the group only walls of a crater, [224];
compared with that of the Tenger Mountains, [ib.];
nutmeg parks on, [227];
residency of, [242].
Banteng, the Bos sondaicus, [72].
Bantiks, a people near Menado, [343].
Barros, Jão de, history of, [97, note];
his description of Celebes, [97];
describes the many languages spoken in the Moluccas, [163];
his description of the Bandas, [215], [216].
Barus, a port in Sumatra, [442].
Batavia, purpose of going to, [13];
foundation of, [24];
police of, [383].
Batta, grave of a, [417];
Lands, a description of, [423];
are cannibals, [424];
referred to by Marco Polo, [425];
by Sir Stamford Raffles, [ib.];
draw the author’s carriage, [426], [427];
author visits a village of, [440];
houses of, [ib.];
eat a man, [442];
missionaries among, [443];
Madame Pfeiffer among, [444];
kill two American missionaries, [445];
origin of their cannibal customs, [446].
Barbosa, Odoardo, cited, [63];
history of, [100, note];
describes the natives of Celebes, [100].
Bears, of Sumatra, [510], [511].
Bencoolen, bay of, [486];
history of, [487], [489].
Benzoin, a resin, [63].
Betel-nut; tree described, [180];
mode of chewing the, [181].
Birds.—
Bird that guarded the double cocoa-nut tree, [15];
of Java, [80], [81];
trade in, on the coast of New Guinea, [242];
luris, [ib.];
crown pigeons (Megapodiideæ), [242];
doves (Columba ænea and Columba perspicillata), fruit planted by, [243];
of paradise found at Aru Islands, [244];
Pigafetta’s account of, [ib.];
kingfishers at the Bandas, [246];
Pitta vigorsi, a rare species, [ib.];
Carpophaga luctuosa, a white dove, [255], [268];
the prince parrot (Platycercus hypophonius), description of, [ib.];
luris, red (Eos rubra), [256], [259];
kingfishers at Buru, [258];
hunting luris, [259];
parrakeets, [ib.];
Trichoglossus cyanogrammus, [ib.];
luris, Moore’s description of, [260];
Tanygnathus macrorynchus, a large, green parrot, [268];
Carpophaga perspicillata, a long-tailed dove, [ib.];
Muscicapidæ, [ib.];
Monarcha loricata, [ib.];
Tropidorynchus bouruensis, [269];
Anas rajah, or “prince duck,” [283];
author incurs great danger in procuring, [ib.];
castori rajah, [289];
Megapodius Forsteni, [ib.];
M. Wallacei, [ib.];
mode of shooting, skinning, and preserving, [288], [289];
Corvus enka, [335];
Dicrurus, [ib.]
Birgos latro, the great hermit crab, [148].
Bleeker, Dr., on the geology of Laitimur, [247];
on the ichthyology of Lake Linu, [344].
Blood-suckers, author tortured by, [492], [493], [508].
Boats, with outriggers, [57];
see also [leper-leper].
Bonang, the, described, [190].
Bonoa, situation of, [253].
Bosche, Governor Van den; entertains the author at Padang, [387].
Bos sondaicus; the ox of Madura, [72].
Bread-fruit, tree and fruit described, [92].
Breech-loader, Sharpe’s, [43].
Bridge, suspension, made of rattan, [428], [430];
of bamboo, [474];
of rattan, [475].
Bua, valley of, [462];
cave of, [463], [464].
Buffalo, the, described, [35];
habits of, [35], [36];
color of, [36];
fights with tigers, [36];
wild ones in Sumatra, [413].
Buru, described, [256];
history of, [270], [271];
Alfura of, and their customs and belief, [271-273];
alternation of seasons in, [298].
Buton, description and geology of, [380], [381].
C.
Camphor-trees, described, [433];
kinds of, [ib.]
Cannibals; mode of eating men, [444];
see also [Battas].
Cassowary, eggs of, [150];
habitat of the, [ib.]
Cauto, Diogo de, history of, [98, note];
his description of Celebes, [98], [99].
Celebes; description and history of, [97-100];
northern peninsula of, [322];
gold-mines in, [379];
fauna of, [380].
Cemetery, Chinese, at Batavia, [35].
Ceram, described, [201], [202];
head-hunters of, [203];
Alfura, [ib.];
landing on the south coast of, [207];
alternation of seasons in, [298].
Ceram-laut, natives of, [242];
elevation of, [243].
Cervus rufa, [80];
mantjac, [ib.]
Chair, to travel in, described, [141], [142].
Chilachap, port of, [57].
Christmas Island, passed, [13].
Cinnamon, kinds of, and their distribution, [425].
Cleft, of Padang Panjang, [390-392], [459], [460].
Clove, tree and fruit described, [153];
distribution of, [153], [154];
quantities obtained in previous years, [153];
mode of gathering the, [155];
names for, [156];
history of, [157];
yield of, in Saparua, Haruku, and Nusalaut, [197].
Clypeastridæ, abundant at Saparua, [186].
Coal, near Siboga, [436];
near Bencoolen, [492-495];
abundance of, [494];
on the Limatang, [521];
on the Inem, [524].
Cock-fighting, Malay passion for, [61].
Cocoa-nut, the double, [14];
palm, described, [81-83];
oil, mode of making, [83];
kind eaten by Malays, [82], [83];
importance of, [84];
beaches lined with trees of, [149];
a portable fountain, [ib.];
abundance of, on the upper Limatang, [523];
rafts of, [ib.]
Cocoa-trees at Amboina, [138];
history of, [138], [139].
Coffee, store-houses for, at Menado, [346];
history of, [347-349];
how brought to Padang and when sold, [453];
exports to the United States, [455], and [Appendix D.];
where large quantities could be profitably raised, [504], [505].
Coir, a rope made of gomuti fibres, [370].
Controleur, duties of, [67];
in Ceram summons the head-hunters, [203].
Cooking, Eastern mode of, [31].
Coral, Meandrinas, or “brain corals,” [285];
different kinds of, and appearance beneath the sea, [286-287];
Fungidæ, Gorgonias, raised reefs, [508].
Cotton, raised by the natives on the Limatang, [527].
Crawfurd, Mr. John, cited, [96];
in regard to Mount Tomboro, [108].
D.
Damma, described, [126];
hot springs in, [126], [127].
Deer, author hunts, on Buru, [290-292];
their venison smoked and made into dinding, [292];
Axis maculata, [387];
hunted by tigers, [413].
Dias, Bartholomew, his discovery of southern extremity of Africa, [22].
Dilli, city of, [122];
name whence derived, [124].
Diving, skilful, [103].
Draco volans, described, [144].
Dugong found at Aru Islands, [244].
Duku, the, described, [90].
Durian tree and fruit described, [91], [92].
E.
Earl, Mr., cited in regard to a plateau, [95];
people near Dilli, [116].
Earthquake, experienced by the author at Amboina, [167-169];
diseases caused by several, [169], [170].
Elephants, native mode of killing, [495];
author comes near a stray one, [513];
distribution of, [ib.]
Elizabeth, Queen; her letter to the rajah of Achin, [449, note].
Eugene Sue, describes Rahden Saleh, [38].
Exquisite, an Eastern, described, [42].
F.
Feest Kakian, a revel of the head-hunters, [210].
Fever, Batavia, described, [39].
Fishes; large one caught at Limbi, [332];
Ophiocephalus striatus, [354];
Anabas scandens, [ib.];
Anguilla Elphinstonei, [ib.]
Fishing, boats used by Malays, [52];
Malay mode of, [329].
Floris described, [111];
cannibals of, [ib.]
Flying-fish, [106];
can fly during a calm, [122].
Forest, home in a tropical, [261];
nature’s highway through, [263].
Fountain, “youth’s radiant,” quoted from Moore, [297].
Fringilla oryzivora, the rice-bird, [80].
G.
Gallus bankiva, [60], [61];
other species of, [60].
Galunggong, Mount; eruption of, [75], [76];
compared with the Tenger Mountains, [77].
Gambang, of Java, [190].
Gambling, Malay vice of, [61].
Geology, of Timur, near Kupang, [119], [120];
of the Banda group, [241];
of Amboina, [247];
of Buru, [263], [293];
of Bachian, [299];
of the Minahassa, [376];
of Gorontalo, [379];
of Buton, [381];
of a cliff at Tapanuli Bay, [441];
of the Padang plateau, [477];
of the cliffs of Bencoolen Bay, [489], [490];
of the region near Tebing Tingi, [508];
of the region of the upper Limatang, [522];
of Banca, [534].
Gillibanta, passed, [187].
Gilolo, west coast of, [310];
Alfura of, [311];
“the bloodhounds” of, [ib.]
Goitre, prevalent in the interior of Sumatra, [416];
probable cause of, [ib.]
Gold-mines in Celebes, [379];
geological age of, [ib.];
mines in Sumatra, [404-406];
distribution of, [406];
ornaments of, [431], [432];
mode of obtaining, [432].
Gomuti palm, fibres of, [360];
made into a rope, [370];
tuak or wine of, [371].
Goram, situation of, [243].
Gorontalo, bay of, [377];
country and tribes near, [378].
Gresik, village of, [56].
Gunong Api, of Sapi Strait, [106], [107];
of Banda, [214-219];
author ascends, [228];
description of, [228-234];
account of eruptions of, [237];
the one near Wetta, [245];
of Banda compared to Ternate, [317].
H.
Haruku, one of the Uliassers, [178];
north coast of, [182];
population and description of, [ib.]
Head-hunters, of Ceram, [203];
clothing, [203], [204];
dance of, [ib.];
of Sawai Bay, [205], [206].
Hinduism, history of, [62].
Hitu, a part of Amboina, [130];
remarkable appearance of hills on, [131];
excursion along the coast of, [141].
Horse, author thrown from a, [341];
of Sumatra, [409].
Hospital, at Batavia, [39].
Houtman, commander of first Dutch fleet to the East, [24];
arrives at Ternate, [307].
Hukom, Biza, Kadua, Tua, and Kachil, meaning of, [338].
Hunting in the tropics, [139].
I.
Ice, used in the East, [31];
whence brought, and where manufactured, [31].
Inkfish, an Octopus, author dines on, [172].
J.
Java, Sea, [19];
meaning of the word, [21];
described by Ludovico Barthema, [23];
compared with Cuba, [77-79];
description of, [77], [78];
population of, [78];
imports and exports, [79];
forests, [ib.];
fauna, [79-81];
flora, [81-89];
separated from Sumatra and Bali, [93], [94].
Jewels, from the heads of wild boars, [151];
Rumphius’s account of, [152].
Jukes, Mr., cited on the geology of Sandal-wood Island, [112];
Timur, [119].
Junghuhn, Dr., cited, [52], [53], [109].
K.
Kampong, a, described, [132].
Kayéli, bay of, [256];
village of, [257];
description of, [269];
history of, [270];
a threatening fleet arrives off, [283].
Kayu-puti, trees and oil described, [282], [283];
distribution of, [283].
Kema, village of, [323];
great python killed near, [334].
Ki, some account of the group, [243].
Kissa, described, [125].
Klings, whence their name, [63];
early voyages of, to the archipelago, [405].
Kloff, Captain; describes the natives of Kissa, [125].
Korinchi, reformers of, [471].
Kubus, the tribe of, described, [533].
Kupang, village of, [113];
bay of, [ib.];
population of, [114];
oranges of, [ib.]
L.
Ladangs, native gardens, [264].
Lepers, author visits a village of, [343];
description of the, [343-346];
description of the disease, [345].
Leper-leper, a native boat, [165];
dangerous voyage in, [165], [166].
Letti, described, [125].
Limatang, river of, [518], [520], [521];
author descends, [521-533].
Limbi, an island near Kema, [324];
author visits for Babirusa, [324-332].
Living, Eastern mode of, [32].
Lombok, the, described, [264].
Lombok, island of, separated from Bali, [93];
fauna of, [94];
flora, [ib.]
Lontar, one of the Banda Islands, [214];
shores of, [219];
author visits it, [223-227];
beautiful nutmeg-groves of, [225].
Lotus, fragrant, [358];
land of, by Tennyson, [366].
Lubus, tribe of, [411];
habits, [419].
M.
Macassar, harbor of, [100];
praus of, [100], [101];
city of, [103-105];
tombs of princes near, [105].
Madura, a low island, [55];
Strait of, [56];
cattle of, [60];
south coast of, [71];
whence its name, [ib.];
coffee-trees on, [72];
manufacture of salt on, [72].
Magellan, Ferdinand, his discovery of the Spice Islands, [305-307].
Maize, history of, [265-267].
Makian, island of, described, [299];
eruptions of, [299], [300].
Malabrathrum, a gum, [62].
Malay, first sight of, [18];
language of, [20];
physical characteristics of, [33], [34];
passion for gambling, [ib.];
are mostly Mohammedans, [ib.];
language affected by the Portuguese, [122];
speak many dialects, [162], [163];
migrations of, from Gilolo, [313].
Mango, tree and fruit described, [89], [90], [148].
Mangostin, described, [88], [89].
Manindyu, lake of, [397];
crater of, [399], [401];
village of, [ib.]
Marco Polo, his account of Java, [21].
Marriage, feast at Kayéli, [274];
Mohammedan laws in regard to, [275];
at Amboina, [275-278];
Malay ideas of, [279].
Matabella, situation of group, [243];
Wallace’s description of, [ib.]
Menado, village of, [342];
bay of, [346], [351];
Tua, an island, [346].
Menangkabau, kingdom of, [394];
former capitals of, [468];
history of, [469-474];
arts in, [472], [473].
Minahassa; the most beautiful spot on the globe, [316];
mode of travelling in, [335];
population of, and area, [339];
cataract in, [356];
mud-wells and hot springs in, [358-364];
Alfura of, [365];
most charming view in, [369];
products of, [370], [375];
graves of the aborigines of, [373];
Christianity and education in, [375];
geology of, [376].
Mitarra; small island near Ternate, [317].
Mohammedan religion, first converts to, [51];
at Gresik, [56];
jealousy, [159];
requires the shaving of the head, [273];
filing the teeth, [274].
Moluccas, history of the, [146];
population and how divided, [195];
Catholicism in, [307], [308];
Christianity introduced, [308];
of what islands composed, [309].
Monkeys, of Sumatra and Java, [408], [409];
large troops of, [410];
sagacity of, [478];
a flock of, [509].
Monsoons, calms during the changing of, [16];
name whence derived, [44];
east and west, [ib.];
rainy, [45];
sky thick in the eastern, [120];
eastern at Amboina, Ceram, Buru, and New Guinea, [128], [129];
western boundary of, [486].
Mosque, Mohammedan, in Samarang, [50].
Mount, Ungarung, [45];
Slamat, [ib.];
Sumbing, [46];
Prau, residence of the gods, [46-48];
Japura, [48];
Tenger, [73];
Bromo, [74];
Tomboro, eruption of, [108-110];
Tompasso, [357];
Singalang, [393];
Mérapi, [ib.];
Ophir, [404];
Seret Mérapi, [420], [422];
Lubu Rajah, [423];
Sago, [461-468];
Talang, [480];
Ulu Musi, [499];
Dempo, [516].
Mud-wells, in the Minahassa, [359-364].
Müller, Dr. S., ascended Gunong Api of Banda in 1828, [236].
Musa paradisiaca, the banana-tree, [85];
textilis, [340].
N.
Natal, port of, [453].
Nautilus, shells of, purchased at Kupang, [119];
said to be common on Rotti, [ib.];
those secured at Amboina, [134], [135].
Navigating mud-flats, [57].
Nusalaut, name whence derived, [178];
author visits, [187];
surrounded by a platform of coral, [187];
natives of, in ancient costume, [ib.];
description and population of, [188].
Nutmeg-tree, when found, [215];
gathered by the natives, [216];
description of tree and fruit, [222];
mode of curing the fruit, [222], [223].
O.
Orangbai, an, described, [136].
Orang-utan, habits of, [408], [409].
Ophir, whence the gold of, [405].
Opium, mode of selling and smoking, [279-282];
history of, [280].
P.
Padang, city of, [385];
Panjang, [392];
Sidempuan, [423].
Padangsche Bovenlanden, or Padang plateau, [390];
native houses in, [393];
dress of the natives of, [394];
author travels in, [Chap. XV.];
geology of, [477].
Paddy, described, [66].
Pagi Islands; natives of, and their habits, [482], [483].
Palembang, author arrives at, [529];
description and history of, [530], [531];
mosque of, [531];
Lama, [532].
Pandanus, a screw-pine, [84].
Papandayang, Mount, eruption of, [74], [75].
Papaw, tree and fruit described, [85].
Papua, natives of, [311], [312];
taxes levied on, [314];
author thinks of going to, [315].
Pasuma, plateau and people of, [516-519].
Pedatis, described, [68].
Pepper, an article of trade, [446-448];
distribution of and native names for, [447], [448].
Periplus of the Erythræan Sea, [62].
Pigafetta, his account of birds of paradise, [244];
account of the Philippines, [308].
Pinã-cloth, how made, [143].
Pine-apples, introduction and history of, [142].
Piper betel, leaves of, chewed by the Malays, [181].
Pirates, in the Moluccas, [318];
from China, [ib.];
from Mindanao, [319];
Malays escape from, [320];
a surprise of, [ib.];
praus of, [321];
a challenge from, [ib.];
Dutch cruise for, [322].
Plough, kind used by Malays, [36];
mode of using, [36], [37].
Pompelmus, a gigantic orange, [19].
Ponies, Javanese, [65].
Post-coaches of Java, [64].
Pumice-stone, great quantities of, [110].
Python, one seen near Kema, [333];
stories concerning, [333-336];
author presented with one, [537];
it escapes, [539];
author has a deadly struggle with, [541].
R.
Raffles, Sir Stamford, history of, [488].
Railroads in Java, [49].
Rambutan, described, [89].
Ranjaus, [86].
Rattan, kinds of, [511];
how gathered, [511], [512].
Reef, first coral, visited, [123];
author’s boat strikes on one, [183];
waves breaking on a, [199].
Reinwardt, Professor, cited, [53];
ascended Gunong Api of Banda, in 1821, [236];
predicts an eruption, [312].
Rejangs, customs and laws, [496-498].
Reynst, Gerard, arrival at Banda, [236].
Rhinoceros, native pits for, [495];
distribution of, [509].
Rice, manner of gathering in Java, [66].
Rivers; Musi and its valley, [499];
Inem, [521], [522].
Roads, post, in Java, [64].
Roma, described, [126].
Roses, abundance of, in the Minahassa, [352], [366].
Rotti, island of, [116];
people of, [ib.]
Ruma négri, a public house, [355];
beautiful one, [366].
Ruma, Satan, or Devil’s Dwelling, author visits, [437-442].
Rumphius; his “Rariteit Kamer” referred to by Linnæus, [13];
grave of, [260];
sketch of life of, [251].
S.
Saccharum, sinensis, [69];
officinarum, [ib.];
violaceum, [ib.]
Sacrifice, human, [117].
Saleh, Rahden, palace of, [37], [38];
manners and acquirements of, [38];
described by Eugene Sue, [ib.]
Salt, manufacture in Madura, [72];
Java, [72], [73];
Borneo and Philippines, [73];
quantity of, [ib.];
prices of, [73, note].
Samarang, arrive at, [45];
described, [48].
Sambal, described, [32].
Sandal-wood Island, description of, [113];
horses of, [ib.]
Sandy Sea, the, [74].
Saparua, name whence derived, [178];
island described, [184];
history, [ib.];
town of, [184], [185];
bay of, [186].
Sapi, described, [60].
Sarong, description of the, [18], [34].
Sawai bay, people of, [205].
Sawas, described, [66];
fertility of, [67].
Schneider, Dr., cited, [120], [247].
Schools, in the Spice Islands, [193];
how supported, [ib.];
welcome to the Resident, [194];
classes of, [195].
Sclater, Mr., cited, [94].
Semao, island of, [113].
Sequiera, first brings Portuguese into Eastern Archipelago, [23].
Shells, collecting, at Kupang, [117-119];
Trochus marmoratus, [175];
Strombus latissimus, [176];
Scalaria preciosa, [185];
Cypræa moneta, [186];
best place in the Spice Islands to gather, [198];
harp, [ib.];
Mitra episcopalis and papalis, [199];
Tridacna gigas, found on hills, [248];
Auricula in Ceram, [255];
Rostellaria rectirostris, [ib.]
Siboga, author comes to the village of, [434];
country about, [435 et seq.];
coal near, [436].
Singapore, history and description of, [536].
Sinkara, lake of, [476];
kampong, [ib.]
Siri, Malay name for the Piper betel, [181].
Snakes, swimming, [14].
Springs, Damma, [126];
in Java, [127];
hot, in the Minahassa, [360-364].
Strait, Sunda, [13-19];
Sapi, passed through, [106-108].
Styrax benzoin, described, [63].
Sugar-cane, kinds of, [69];
history of, [69], [70].
Sugar-Loaf Island, passed, [121].
Sulphur, from volcanoes, [53].
Sumatra, grand mountains of, [43];
author travels in, [384-532];
Dutch army in, [456];
Hinduism in, [471];
Mohammedanism in, [471];
unimproved areas in, [502];
true source of the wealth of, [505].
Sumbawa, seen, [107];
Mount Tomboro in, [108].
Sundanese, a language of Java, [25].
Surabaya; business of, [56];
shipping at, [ib.];
harbor of, [57];
situation of, [ib.];
population of, [ib.];
dock-yard, [58];
machine-shops, [ib.];
artillery works, [59];
streets of, [60].
Surakarta, residence of Javanese princes, [26].
Surf, on south coast of Ceram, [208];
revolt in, [257].
T.
Tandu, a, described, [49].
Tanjong O, feared by the natives, [200];
Flasco, beautiful sunset seen at, [377].
Tapanuli, bay of, [434], [436];
geology of a cliff near, [441];
natives that come to the bay of, [448].
Teak, durability of, and different purposes used for, [59];
abundant in Java, [79];
distribution of, [267].
Telegraph-lines in Java and Sumatra, [65].
Tenger Mountains, seen, [73];
Sandy Sea in, [74];
Bromo in, [ib.];
compared with the Bandas, [241].
Ternate, island and village of, described, [300], [303], [304];
history and account of the eruptions of, [300-309];
the prince of, and his territory, [309], [310];
trade of, [315];
author experiences four earthquakes at, in four days, [316];
houses of foreigners at, [317].
Tidore, peak and village of, [312], [313];
prince of, [313].
Tifa; a kind of drum, [137];
discordant sounds of, [179];
mode of beating, [180].
Tigers, ravages of, [413];
native traps for, [491];
natives destroyed, [503], [504];
fight with a bear, [510];
abundance of, [513-517].
Timur, different races on, [115];
southeast monsoon in, [ib.];
northwestern coast of, [121].
Timur-laut, described, [127];
natives of, at Banda, [218].
Tin, distribution of, [535].
Tobacco, history of, [265], [266].
Tondano, lake of, [367], [368];
village of, [368];
Klabat, mantled with clouds, [369];
tragedy occurred near, [372].
Trees.—
Upas, [54];
Antiaris toxicaria, [54], [55];
anchar, [55];
Artocarpus incisa, and integrifolia, [92], [93];
Carophyllus aromaticus, the clove, [153];
Palmyra palm, [222];
Borassus flabelliformis, [ib.];
Myristica moschata, the nutmeg, [ib.];
Tectona grandis, the teak, [267].
Tripang, described, [101-103].
U.
Uliassers described, [178].
V.
Valentyn, his description of an earthquake wave, [240];
history of Buru, [270];
history of Ternate, [304];
describes the eruption of Mount Kemaas, [336], [337].
Valley of Poison, [53].
Van Dijk, cited, [476], [492], [494].
Vidua, Carlo de, sinks in a solfatara, [354].
Viverra musanga, [79], [80].
W.
Wakasihu, visit to the village of, [161-164];
rajah of, [161];
shells gathered at, [162].
Wallace, A. R., cited, [94], [95];
list of the birds of paradise, [314, note].
Wetta, described, [124].
Wilkinson, Sir Gardner, cited, [62].
X.
Xavier, St. Francis, visits the Moluccas, [307].
Z.
Zoological gardens, at Batavia, [38];
at Samarang, [60].

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