INDEX. 



533 



Fanseiliia simulans, mimicry by, 173 



Pangkat, or title in tho Lampongs, 

 144 



Panthoita cocalus, 277 ; ialus, 277 



Pantjalan, or uative boats, how made, 

 255 



Papilionidee, new, from Sumatra, 274 



Papilio forbesi, 177, 275 ; albolinealus, 

 new species, 275 ; itam-puti, new 

 species, 177, 27G; saiurnus, 276; 

 diaphantiis, 215 ; aherrans, 303 ; 

 ulysses, 295 



Papuans iu Timor, 4C8 



Paraffin mntclios, wide u«o of, 152 



Parus timorem^is, 459 



Paso, stay at, 2S9; iti Bajab, 290; 

 superstitions 1 1, 290 



Paspalum, species of grass, 428 



Passumah Lands, appearance of, from n 

 distance, 192 ; gorges in, 192 ; de- 

 scent of the inhabitants, 194; thea- 

 trical performances in, 194 ; account 

 of the creation in ihe, 194 



Passumahers, dress of, 195 ; ornaments 

 of, 195 ; marriage among, 196 ; re- 

 ligion of, I'JS; ofcths of, 198; their 

 descent, 194; mental and jiliysicd 

 characteristics of, 195; death customs 

 of, 199 



Passumah-Ulu-Manna, 204 



Pan, on tlie Dempo, 198 ; stay at, 255 



Peak of Laibobar, 332 



Pecten, fossil, in Java, 03 



PempMs aeidula, aid of, in reclaiming 

 land from sea, 26, 28 



Pengandonan, >illage of, 185 



Penanggungan, btay at, 139 



Pengelengan, village in Java, 103 



Pentacitrotui transversa, 172 



Pepadon, the order of the, 145 



Popper trade in S. Sumatra, 127; 

 at Gunung Trang, 135 



Periophthalmuit, 294 



Peristylis viridis, fertilisation of, 85 



Petrxa arhorea, cccuiTeEce of, in Java, 

 78; in Timor, 78 



Persecutioa of Payillonidx by Pieridx, 

 134 



Petrseovitex in Bmu, 514 



Petroleum, wide use of, 152 



Phajus Uumei, fertil!satio:i cf, 85-8 ^ 

 94 



Fhdlsenopshamdbilu.W\grandifiora,W 



Phallic worship at Kosala, 101 



Phaeton candidw), 33 



Pheidole javana, ant inhabiting Mijr- 



mecodia and Sydnophytum, 79, 81 _ 

 Philemcm, 304 ; timorlaoemu, 421, 337 ; 



moluceensis, 393 ; timorenns, 421 

 Phosphorescence in the Amboina Bay, 



296 ' 



Phrarjmataxia arundinis, 178 



Pleridm fertilising Samhucut, 111; os 

 persecutors of Papilionidse, 134 



Pig-roasting iu Boru, 398 



Pimnia inermis on Keeling Islands, 

 30 ; its seeds carried by birds, 30, 

 33 ; seeds fatal to birds, 30 



Pitcher-plants, 78 



Pitta venusta, 220 



Plants from 'J imorlaut, b'st of, 354 



Plants of Keeling Island, list of, 42, 43 



Plantago major in Java, 112 



Plaiylophua coronatus, 07 ; galericula- 

 tus, 67 



Ploceus liypoxanthus migrating to Keel- 

 ing Island, 34 ; nefet of, 56 



Pnoepyga pusilla, 207 



Poisoned water, outburst of, in Keeling 

 Island, 19, 40 



Poisonous fishes, 24 



Poliectua hnmilig, V52 



Pollen, different kinds nf, from different 

 forms of anther in Melastoma, 229 



Polyandry doubtful in Pomatorhinua 

 montanus, 72 



Polynesian laces, dispersion of, 392 



Polynesians in 'I'imor, 406 



Pohjplectron chalcururus, 172 



Pomatorhinus montamie, habits of, 72 



Pomali sign in Buru, 400 



Porpliyrio melanopterus, 394 



Poituguese words in Malay, 



Portuguese language, permanence of, 

 417 



Prisoners at Laclo, d 80 



Proteefive resemblance in Ptilopus 

 cinctus, 459 



Proioparce orientalis, 423 



Pteropu8, long journeys of, 32 



Ptilopus cinctus, 459; proloctive re- 

 semblance of. 459; diadematus 287 ; 

 porphtjreus, 72 ; icallacii, 325 



Pumice-stonetuft' plateau near Kenali, 

 108 ; pumice at Timor-laut, 332 



Python preys on Cuscus, 292 



Qnelch, Mr. J. J., d96 ; list of corals from 



Keeling Islands by, 44-47 

 Quetta, SS. return to Europe in, 488 

 Races in Timor, 418; red-haired race, 



404; Malays, 400 

 Baffles, Sir Stamford, his memory in 



Sumatra, 204 ; Lady, Memoir of Sir 



Stamford by, 268 

 Bafflesia sp., 10 

 Bafflesia arnoldi, 154 

 Bafflesiaceas, 215 ; new species of, 206 

 Eaft journeys, on river Lintang, 215 ; on 



Musi river, 217 ; on Kupit; river, 237 

 Eains, effect of heavy, in Keeling 



Islands, 40; denuding effect of, 115. 



