INDEX. 



Abreu, Cypriano di, 340, 409 



Aerolites, 557 



African Tribes, names and divisions, 187 



Ako Tribe, 394 



Albinos, 538 



Alfacinya, 621 



Alligators, 237, 248 



Amaral, Governor, 403 



Amaryllis toxicaria, 158 



Ambaca, 356 



Ambakistas, 350, 411 



Ambonda. See Kimbonda, 



Angola, Agriculture neglect, 396 



■ Commandant's perquisites, 391 



Cotton Industry, 373 



Education in, 357 



Geological structure, 399 



■ History, 393 



Livingstone's journey in, 344 



Marriage customs, 384 



■ Natives' funeral rites, 385, 396 



Natives' superstition, 409 



■ Railway possibilities, 378 



A nser leucagaster, 236 

 Ant-lion, 157 

 Antelope Vardonti, 239 



Methods of hunting, 190, 239 



Tianyane species, 394 



Antelopes, *New species, 61, 195" 

 Ants, Black soldier-ants, 501 



Tala Mungongo district plague, 401 



White ants' industry, 13, 503 



White ants used as food, 430 



Arabs, 208 



Araujo, Pedro Antonio d', 603 

 Araujo, Sicard, Commandant Tito 

 Augusto d', Livingstone received, 587 

 Ardetta, 235 



Arms, Bechuanas and Griquas forbidden 

 to import, 95 



Boers allowed to import, 95 



Natives use of guns, 240 



Arnott, Dr., 264 

 Aseve'do, Serior, 625, 629 

 Avoset, 236 



Baba, 517 

 Babimpe, 533 

 Babinet, M., 443 

 Bakaa Tribe, 2, 137 

 Bakaa, Mts., 137 

 Bak6ba, 54, 62, 134 

 Bakalahari, 40. 144 

 Bakoni. See Basuto 



Bakwain Hills, 139 



Bakwain Tribe, Arms and ammunition- 

 acquired, 26 



Boer raids on, 28, 30, 106, 113 



Burial customs, 117 



Country, 111-122 



Diseases amongst, 116 



Members "bitten by snakes or" 



alligators expelled, 238 



Domestic customs, 7 



Livingstone's mission amongst,.. 



1-122 



Native doctors, 119 



■ Rain-makers, 14 



Balobale, 257, 301, 449 

 Bakndas, Appearance, 271 



Clothing, 283 



Idols, 256, 263, 267 



Livingstone in country, 250, 426- 



457 , "' . 



Methods of salutation, 257 



Native quarrel, 433 



Servants slaughtered upon death 



of chiefs, 296 

 Balundas. See Balondas 

 Balorana. See Barotse 

 Bamangwato Hills, 137 

 Bamangwato Tribe, 2, 147, 238 

 Bamapela Dialect, 103 

 Bamasasa, 448 

 Bambiri, 566 

 Banajoa, 69 

 Bangalas, 328, 329, 405 

 Bango, St. Hilarion Convent, 382 

 Bango Sova's government, 383, 386 

 Bango Chief, 428 

 Bangue River, 565 

 Bangwaketse, 73, 116 

 Banian Trees, Native reverence for, 460 

 Banyai, 537, 578, 582 

 Banyeti, 197 



Baptista, Pedro Jaao, 406 

 Baramuana Rock, 618 

 Barolongs, Bakwain tribe driven from 



Lepel61e, 2 

 Bardro Tribe, 622 

 Barotse Tribe, Country, 76,^189 



Fugitives persuaded to return 



to Sekeletu,'4ss 



Nananko elected chief, 455 



Religions, 205 



Barotse Valley, 199, 236, 459-480 

 Bashinje, Hostility to Livingstone, 337- 



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