504 INDEX.<strong>land</strong> and water, and forms <strong>of</strong> life,9-12Geology, lessons tauglit by, 442Gilolo, is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 4 ; mountainouscoast <strong>of</strong>, 234, 235 ;physical aspect<strong>of</strong>, 234 ; visit to <strong>the</strong> is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>,239, 240 ; characteristics <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>slaves, 239 ; volcanic appearancesat, 243, 244 ; map <strong>of</strong>, 411 ; is<strong>land</strong><strong>of</strong>, 412 ; earthquake on <strong>the</strong> coast<strong>of</strong>, 412Glacial period, 21, 22Goa, visit to <strong>the</strong> Rajah <strong>of</strong>, 164 ; <strong>the</strong>Rajah, 164 ; a feast with bad c<strong>of</strong>fee,164 ; fever in <strong>the</strong> Rajah's territory,164 ; collections in, 165,166 ; an intrusion, 167 ; <strong>the</strong> Rajahat a cock-iight, 167 ; his daughters,168 ; house-hunting, 168, 169 ;sickness at, 170 ; <strong>the</strong> village, 170 ;and people, 171 ; <strong>the</strong> author aterror to men and beasts, 171 ;house-building, 171, 172 ;preferencefor crooked timber, 172Goldmann, Mr., son <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Governor<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moluccas, 202Goram, is<strong>land</strong>s <strong>of</strong>, 278 ; map <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>,279 ; return to, 283 ; coral rockssmTounding,283 ;geological speculationson, 283, 284 ; <strong>the</strong> inhabitantsa race <strong>of</strong> traders, 284 ; <strong>the</strong>irchief trade, 284 ;poverty <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>rajahs, 285 ; difi&culties with <strong>the</strong>workmen <strong>of</strong>, 285, 286 ; departurefrom, 287 ; trade <strong>of</strong>, 288Goram prau, its mode <strong>of</strong> sailing,313Goram vocabulary, 466Grammatophyllum, a gigantic orchid,107Grasshopper, great shielded, <strong>of</strong> NewGuinea, 443, 444"Gubbong," <strong>the</strong> palm, 122Gudong, a <strong>Malay</strong> village, 49 ; conduct<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> women on seeing aEuropean, 49 (sec Jahi)Guebe, is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 412, 413Guinea, New, volcanic action, &c.,in, 5, 6 ; a forest country, 6, 7 ;resemblance to Australia, &c., 10,11 ; to Borneo, 13Gun-making, in Lombock, 129-131Gunong Prau, extensive ruins <strong>of</strong>,in Java, £1Gunong Sari, excursion to, 132Gusti Gadioca, a chief <strong>of</strong> Lombock..129 ; his feast, 131 ; and reception,131H.Haan, De, Dutch entomologist, 100Halcyon sam'ophaga, 398Har, village <strong>of</strong>, 319Hart, Captain, an English residentat Delli, 144Hawk tribe, <strong>the</strong>, in Celebes, 209Helix pjTostoma, 243Henicophaps albifrons,410Hestia dm'villei, 328Himalayas, <strong>the</strong>, in miniature, inBorneo, 54, 55Honeysuckers, 11, 22Hooker, Dr., his Flora Indica, 106Hornbills, in Sumatra, 105, 106 ;in Celebes, 210Hoya, village <strong>of</strong>, 274Humboldt Bay, 388 ; its inhabitants,388Huxley, Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, on <strong>the</strong> crania <strong>of</strong>different races, 45Indo-<strong>Malay</strong>an division <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Archipelago,8 ; evidences <strong>of</strong> havingonce formed part <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Asiaticcontinent, 10, 11 (sec <strong>the</strong> Austro-<strong>Malay</strong>an, <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r division <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>Archipelago) ; natm'al history <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> Indo-<strong>Malay</strong> is<strong>land</strong>s, 106-109,mammalia in, 108 ;monkey tribes,108, 109 ; carnivora, 108, 109 ;ho<strong>of</strong>ed animals, 109 ; birds, &c.,110, 111 (see Animals, distribution<strong>of</strong>)Insect pests, 356, 357Insects at <strong>the</strong> Simunjon coal works,27, 28 ; in Timor, 145, 146 ; ants,167 ; successful collection <strong>of</strong>, 178,179, 184, 200; in Celebes, 213,214 ; comparison <strong>of</strong>, with o<strong>the</strong>rdistricts, 213-218 ; in Amboyna,227 ; collecting, 248 ; astonishment<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> natives on observing,248 ; scarcity <strong>of</strong>, 260, 261 ;great
INDEX. 505variety <strong>of</strong>, 265 ; <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moluccas,307, 308 ; beauty and numbers <strong>of</strong>,307 ;bargaining for, with tobacco,323 ;irritation caused by, 353 ;<strong>the</strong> pests <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> tropical forests,353 ; curious ones at Dorey, 383 ;<strong>of</strong> New Guinea, 389, 443Instinct, failure <strong>of</strong>, 442, 443Interior <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong> Aniboyna,beauty <strong>of</strong> scenery, &c., 226 ; eveningoccupation, 227 ;specimensin, 228, 229Ire<strong>land</strong>, New, 3Irrigation in Lombock, 126Is<strong>land</strong>, how to determine whe<strong>the</strong>rit has ever been connected withany continent, 371-373Is<strong>land</strong>s <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Malay</strong> Archipelago,extent and variety <strong>of</strong>, 3 ; divisibleinto two portions, 2 ; definitionand boundaries <strong>of</strong>, 2 ; size <strong>of</strong>several <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> largest is<strong>land</strong>s, 2, 3Jackass, laughing, <strong>of</strong> AiLstralia, 121Jahi, a Borneo village, 49 {see Empugnan)Japan, sketches <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> plants <strong>of</strong>,226Java, is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 3, 4 ; forty-five volcanoesin, 5 ; a forest country, 7 ;birds and insects peculiar to, 9,10 ; residence in, 72 ;excellency<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Dutch system <strong>of</strong> government,72-74 ; <strong>the</strong> culture system,72-75 ; <strong>the</strong> native chiefs and <strong>the</strong>people, 73, 74 ; increase <strong>of</strong> population,75 ; Java j^robably <strong>the</strong>finest tropical is<strong>land</strong> in <strong>the</strong> world,75 ; its history and civilization,75, 76 ; its ancient Brahminicalreligion, and conversion to Mahometanism,76 (sre Sourabaya) ;journey in <strong>the</strong> interior, <strong>of</strong>, 76,77 ; ruins in, 77-80 ; a Javanesetrial and chief, 83 ;collectionsat Wonosalem and Djapannan,83 {see Vegetation, and Glacialperiod)Javanese, <strong>the</strong>, 16Javanese vocabulary, 464Jesuits, French, among <strong>the</strong> Chinese,17, 18 ; thoroughness <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>irwork, 17, 18 ; <strong>the</strong>ir great success,18 ; economy and self-denial,18 ; a missionary friend <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>author, 18Jobie, large is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 287, 386Johnson, Mr., his account <strong>of</strong> a mias,48"Jong," legend <strong>of</strong>, in Aru, 352Jumaat, death <strong>of</strong>, 387Jungle, thorny, 121Jungle cocks, <strong>the</strong> origin <strong>of</strong> all ourdomestic breeds <strong>of</strong> poultry, 121Jungle fowl in Java, 83K.Kaioa Is<strong>land</strong>s, 246, 247 ; inhabitants<strong>of</strong>, 249 ; a mixed race, 249 ;fruits and o<strong>the</strong>r products <strong>of</strong>, 249 ;village <strong>of</strong>, 416Kaioa Is<strong>land</strong>s vocabulary, 466 ~Kakas, village <strong>of</strong>, 198Kallima paralekta, butterfly, 100Ivanary tree, 262Kasserota, vUlage <strong>of</strong>, visit to, determinedon, 259 ; difficulties <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> journey to, 260 et scq.Kayan river, in Borneo, 54Ke Is<strong>land</strong>s, 6, 7, 316 ctscq ; <strong>land</strong>ingat, 317 ; natives <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 317, 318 ;habitations <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 319, 320 ; explorationsin <strong>the</strong>, 320, 321 ; immensepigeons <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 320 ; tradeand products <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 321, 322 ;boat-building <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 321, 322 ;magnificent forests <strong>of</strong>, 321 ; moneyunknown to, 323 ; modes <strong>of</strong> bargaining,323 ; collections at <strong>the</strong>,325 ; inhabited by two kinds <strong>of</strong>people, 325 ; contrast <strong>of</strong> characterbetween <strong>the</strong>se people and <strong>the</strong><strong>Malay</strong>s, 325, 326 ; language <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> people, 326 ; mountainouscharacter <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>, 326 ; map <strong>of</strong>, 338Ke Is<strong>land</strong>s vocabulary, 467Ke Is<strong>land</strong>ers, a wonderful race <strong>of</strong>boat-builders, 284Kediri, ruins <strong>of</strong>, 81Kcffing, is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>, 277Kema vocabulary, 465Kilwaru, little town <strong>of</strong>, 277 ; a place<strong>of</strong> great traflTic, 278 ; is<strong>land</strong> <strong>of</strong>,
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