[9] “Peti,” made by bending back a sharp bamboo spear. An animal touching a stick, placed across an opening, lets fly the spring, and the spear is driven through the unheeding stranger, whether human or animal.
[10] “Sikurung,” a bamboo altar.
[11] “Mamuk Benih.”
[12] “Nyipa ’an.”
[13] “Man Sawa,” or “Nyitungid.”
[14] Nyishupen, or “nyipidang menyupong.”
[15] Sirangan, also a bamboo altar.
[16] A short account of this mission will be found at the end of the second volume.
[17] The Transactions of the Linnean Society of London. Vol. XXII., Part IV., p. 419.
[18] The Transactions of the Linnean Society of London. Vol. XXII., Part IV., p. 421.