English.New Caledonia.Manicolo.
backdonnhadienhane diene.
eargueningragnengo.
goodkapareickkapai.
headbanguebatcha.
moonmanocmele.
nondataie.
testes {quienbeighabona.
yabinguebouenini.
wateroeouire, Mal.
English.New Caledonia, D. C.Waigioo, D. C., &c.
eargueningguenani.
fishicaicanne, Mal.
teethinouananaliné, Undetermined, D. C.

Notwithstanding doubtful words certain, it seems that there is evidence of the most unlike of the languages between Waigioo and New Caledonia (inclusive) being not more unlike than the most dissimilar of the Indo-European tongues. That this statement may be enlarged seems probable by the following parallels:—

feet {perre,V. D. L.} petiran, C. B.
perelia (nails),do.
beardkongine,V. D. L. {gangapouni, Waig.
yenga, Mal.
birdmouta,V. D. L.manouk, Mal.
chinkamnena,V. D. L.gambape, Waig.
eyemeul,Austrmatta, Pap. and Mal.
tooth {canan} V. D. L. {gani, mouth, Waig., D.
ianeinsik, teeth, P. P., Mal.
yane
foreheadcaberra,Port Jacksonkabrani, Waig.
sandgune,V. D. L.coon, yean.
wood} gui,V. D. L.kaibus, Pap. and Mal.
tree
hair {yoka} Australianihouge, New Ir.
rouka
sunjinji} Australianiangat, N. C.
startchindai
earkoyge,V. D. L.gaaineng, N. C.

English.Van Diemen's Land,
D. C. L. B.
New Caledonia,
D.C., L.B.
mouthmouguiwangue and mouanguia.
armhouana, gounapingue.
shoulders {bagny} bouheigha.
baguy
firenubaafi, hiepp, nap, Mal.
knees {rangalia} banguiligha.
rouga
deadmatamackie.
noneudinola.
earscuegni-liaguening.
nailspereloignipihingui.
hairpeliloguenibouling, poun ingue.
teethpegui {penoungha.
paou wangue.
fingersbeguiabadouheigha.
nosemonguimandec, vanding.
sleepmakunyakingo.
English.Andaman.Miscellaneous.
earquaka {cuengi,V. D. L.
gueening,N. C.
handgoniegong,Aust., or V. D. L.
mouthmornamona,V. D. L.
nosemellee {mudla} V. D. L.
medouer
sunahayjauw,Utan.
thighspoyepengue paan,N. C.
woodkiantetanghee,N. C.

The author concluded his paper with the following observations:—

1. For all that is known to the contrary, the Negrito tongues of Sumatra, Borneo, Timor, the Moluccas, Formosa and several smaller islands of whose languages we have no specimens; may be in any relation whatever to any other language, and to each other.