650 



INDEX. 



itidiKPiioua racf itj tli« Ulatul at 

 CorrtUj, 5S8 ; tlm Tiiuomse, 

 689; tlio black wottily-liaireil 

 races of tho Philip])mo aud tho 

 Maky {xminstdA, ASy ; geiii>nd 

 Tiew oa to their origtEi and ailiiii* 

 tisB, 690 e( ; the bhick Poly* 

 nesian roices, 501 w;. ; geaend 

 reflections on, 695 ^ Mg. ; on the 

 cranift and tho luogttagoa of the, 

 69(1 ct seq. 



Baffles, Sir Statoford, his acootuit of 

 the ruina of Java, 104. 



Ilatdian vocahnlAry, 605. 



Recant Bird of Anstiralia, 569. 



lUunocQros, in Malaccii, 33. 



Rifle birds of Australia, 567, 663. 



Robberies at BafccMan, SS'l. 



Rosenlrcr^, Ucrr, 3^2 ; a German 

 naturalist, 605. 



Boss, Mr., an EnglishinsLQ resident 

 at Lombockj 165. 



Rotti vocabulary, 607 



Rowan mountains, 72. 



Ruatfin, a river of Centm, 355; 

 diUlifuky of crossing, ib, 



Rurukan, village of, the highest in 

 Minahaaa,245; coffee plantfttiona, 

 247; hill vegetation, 247-249 

 {see Tondano}; missiaoarioa in, 

 263. 



Rusa Mppdapbus of Java, 392, 



3. 



Sago district of East Ceram, 37?. 



Sago breatl, mode of prepariug the, 

 378 ; ovoG for baking, 880. 



Sago palm of Coram, 377, 378; 

 washing of, 379 ; conversion into 

 fooil with little labour, 381. 



Sago trees, 359, 300; of the Ed 

 Islantk, 419. 



Sahoe, villagp of, 315, 816; the in- 

 habitants ilistinct from, the Malay 

 niLoi, 316. 



Sahae vocabulary, COfl. 



Salayer Strnita, 403. 



Salayor vocabulary, 605. 



Salibube laknJs, vocabulary of the, 

 605. 



SalwQtty, map or, 514; island of. 

 666. 



SauJal wood, in Timor, 8, 199. 

 f^uignir Ultuid, 4. 

 RuQgtiif i« binds vocabulary, 605. 

 Sapama vocabalary, 606. 

 Sjipi-utnn, the, 268; description ol^ 

 276. 



Sanlwak, 34; tlio author enter' 

 tained at, by Sir Jame.3 Brooke, 

 35 J, gold-floldil and coal-worka, 

 iIk ; the Sadong river and its 

 tributarie^s, il>, ; head of the river 

 of, 72; arrival at, frnra the in* 

 terior, 74; government of, by Sir 

 James Brooke, 92-94. 



Sartlinia and Corsica, natural pro- 

 ductions peouliar to, 10. 



Sassak voc*bakry, 604. 



Sassaks, tho, abori^gines of Lorn* 

 bock, 173. 



Sflvu vocabulary, 607- 



Scorpions, 467. 



Screw pines on the Batcliian coast, 

 341. 



Sea, contraats in depths of, 9, 15. 

 Sea Gipsies, vocabulary of the, 607, 

 Seboran mountuLn, lower slopes of 

 thei 71. 



SemAbang, a trip to, 62; descrip- 

 tion of, 53 ; a Dyak house, ift. 



Semioptera of the Moluccas, 396. 



Sananfean, Malay village, 70. 



S«nna, Malay village, character of 

 the people, &c., 73» 74. 



Serpents, of immense size, 387, 388. 



Servants, tho author destrted by Ms, 

 377. 



Serwatty Islnntk, 4, 



Sharks caught and cooked, 409, 



Shells and li^h, an unrivalled col* 



loctioti of, 301. 

 Siau vocabulary, 60S, 

 Stckii<5.ss of the author and his men, 



504, 507, 508. 

 Silinto, in Mysnl, 514, 515, 

 Simla fiati|Tn.!», 40. 



Simunjoii river, 35 ; conl-workfi, 87 ; 

 advantages of, good locality for 

 insect collecting, (/k; a trip up 

 the river, 6-2 ; narrowness of the 

 stmim, 53; monkeys on the banks, 

 ib.', arrival at Sem/Ujatig, ib. 



Singapore, sketch of the town and 

 islaud, 20; inhnbitanta a raijted 

 taGe,21; couimercii of, ib.; ChinoBa 



