Index. 



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Tamilan, village of, 363. 



Taiiakiiki, island of, 413. 



Tauysipteni, the genus, 460. 



Tauysipteru aci.-*, 3'.t5. 



Tauy:<ipteia iloris, 3..'4. 



Tanysiptera isi.-', 337. 



Telnti, village of, 3(54. 



Teluti and Hoya vocabularies, 6(l6. 



Teor island of, 3T'2, 41S. 



Teor vocabulary, 600. 



Ternate, ialiiud of, 10; arrival at, 312 ; mount- 

 ains of, 31'2; town of, 312; letter of intro- 

 duction to Mr. Duivenboden, known as the 

 King of, 312; the nutlior's residence at, 

 313,314; mountain of, 314 ; fruit-tret s at, 

 314 ; fort of, 315 ; palace of the Sultan, 315 ; 

 power and magnificence of the ancient sul- 

 tans, 315; spice trade of, 315, 310; destruc- 

 tion of the spice-trees of, 316 ; influence of 

 the Dutch established at, 316 ; earthquakes 

 at, 317; the inhnbitants are of three well- 

 marked races, HIT, 318; slavery iit, abolish- 

 ed, 319 ; return to, in a kora-kora, i{.')2 ; ar- 

 rival at, 354 ; poverty of, in articles used 

 by l^uropeans, 496 ; sketch map of, 541 ; 

 voyage to from Waigiou, 540; difficulties 

 of the voyage, 544, 548 et scq. 



Ternate vocabulary, 606. 



Teto vocabulary, r,07. 



Therates labiata, 429. 



Thieving, trial and puni.shment for, 444. 



Thrushes, fruit, 25, 20 ; leaf, 26 ; ground, 167 ; 

 beauty of, 167. 



Tides, curious phenomena attending, .542. 



Tidore^ island of, 16; volcanic cone of, 312; 

 village of, 320; Sultan of, 533. 



Tidore vocabulary, 606. 



Tiger, in Singapore, 35; trap.? for, and din- 

 ners of, 35; in Malacca, 45; tiger-cats in 

 Borneo, 50 ; a tiger-hunt, 118. 



Timor, volcano in, IS ; no forest in, 19 ; com- 

 mon trees of, 20; extent, etc., of, 193 {see 

 Coupang and Delli) ; mountains of, 203 ; 

 value of the island, 205 ; races of, 590 ; races 

 of the islands west of, .590. 



Timor group of islands, natural history of, 

 210; birds in, 211-214 ; fauna, 214, 215; 

 mammalia, 216-218. 



Timor vocabulary, 607. 



Tobacco, exchanged for insects, 426, 427. 



Tobo, village of, 365. 



Todiramphus diops, 344. 



Tomboro, volcano of. 17 ; great eruption of, 

 17. 



Tomohon vocabulary, 605. 



Tomore, colony from, 337 ; people of East 

 Celebes, 394. 



Tomore vocabulary, 605. 



Tondano, village of, in t'elebes, 259 ; water- 

 fall at, 259, 260 ; from Tondano to Kakos 

 (which see). 



Towers, Mr., an Englishman resident in 

 Menado, 249. 



Trade, in Lombock, 185 (.sec Census) ; the 

 magic that keips all at peace, 443; very 

 considerable at Dobbo, 4% 



Tree, large, at Moiljo-kerto, iu Java, 111. 



Tree-ferns, of immense size, 440. 



Tree-kangaroos, 5ii9. 



Tricondyla aptera, 429. 



Tripang, produce of, 381. 



Trogons, 26, 27. 



Tropidorhynchi of the Moluccas, strong and 



active birds, 405. 

 Tropidurbynchus bouruensis, 404; T. sub- 



coruutus, 4(14. 

 Tropiuorhynchua fuscicapillus, 324. 

 Turks, extravagant ideas of, entertained by 



the Malay Archipelagans, 1574, 375. 



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Untowan mountains, 83. 

 Uta, island of, 371, 372. 



Vaiqiieno vocabulary, 607. 



Vanda lowii, the plant, in Borneo, 92. 



Vegetation, contrasts of, in the Malay Archi- 

 pelago, 19; European, in Java, 126 ; in Ti- 

 mor, 206 ; in Celebes, 256. 



Villages of the Sumalran Malays, 135 ; pretty 

 villages in Celebes, 282. 



Violets, etc., in Java, 128. 



Viverra tangalunga, 397. 



Viverra zebetha, 344. 



Vocabularies, list of, collected, 605. 



Volcanic and non-volcanic islands, contrasts 

 of, 16 ; volcanic belt, course and extent of, 

 16, 19, 27. 



Volcanoes, 16-19 ; mud, 266 ; view of the 

 volcano at Bali, 293, 294 ; in Amboyua, 

 299, 300 ; of the Malay Islands, 327 ; ele- 

 vation and depression of the land arising 

 from, 32D. 



Vorkai river, 488. 



^■o^kay, map of, 445. 



■ W. 



Wahai, village of, 366 ; arrival at, 386. 



Waliai vocabulary, 606. 



Waidono, district chief in Java, 111. 



Waigiou, island of, IS ; voyage from Ceram 

 to, 516 et seq. ; map ot, 517 ; difficulties of 

 approaching, 525 ; lost servants recovered, 

 526 ; birds of Paradise at, 530 ; inclement 

 weather at, 531 ; the inhabitants a mixed 

 race, 532 ; their language entirely Papuan, 

 532 ; collections obtained in, 539 ; voyage 

 from to Ternate, 540 et seq. ; sketch map 

 of the voy.Tge, 541 ; difficulties of the voy- 

 age, 544, 545, 548 et .scg. 



Wamma, village of, 434. 



Wangi-wangi, island of, 414. 



Wanumbai, village of, 457 ; lodgings at, 4.57, 

 458; savage inhabitants of, 459 ; inquisi- 

 tiveness of the natives, 463 ef seq. ; legend 

 respecting, 471, 472; the author's mysteri- 

 ous character, 473 ; war among the natives, 

 473, 474 ; departure from, 475 ; the people 

 perfect savages, 484. 



Warus-warns, village of, 381 ; the country 

 around, 386. 



Warzbergen, Capt. Herr, obtains a house for 

 the author, 433. 



Watelai channel, 45.5, 456. 



Watelai river, 487. 



Water, scarcity of, 522. 



Wayapo, village of, 390. 



Wayapo vocabulary, 606. 



Waypoti, locality of, 391 ; the author's house 

 at, 392 ; ignorance of the natives, 393. 



