PlatesA Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the PeopleA Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the PeopleA “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ DanceA “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ DanceInterior of a large Fijian HutInterior of a large Fijian HutA Fijian Mountaineer’s HouseA Fijian Mountaineer’s HouseAt the Door of a Fijian HouseAt the Door of a Fijian HouseA Fijian GirlA Fijian GirlSpearing Fish in FijiSpearing Fish in FijiA Fijian Fisher GirlA Fijian Fisher GirlA Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in FijiA Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in FijiMaking Fire by Wood FrictionMaking Fire by Wood FrictionAn Old ex-CannibalAn Old ex-CannibalA Fijian War-DanceA Fijian War-DanceAdi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at NavusoAdi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at NavusoA Filipino DwellingA Filipino DwellingA Village Street in the PhilippinesA Village Street in the PhilippinesA River Scene in the PhilippinesA River Scene in the PhilippinesA Negrito FamilyA Negrito FamilyNegrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)A Negrito ShootingA Negrito ShootingTree Climbing by NegritosTree Climbing by NegritosA Negrito DanceA Negrito DanceArigita and his WifeArigita and his WifeThree Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War AttireThree Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War AttireKaili-Kaili House on the edge of a PrecipiceKaili-Kaili House on the edge of a Precipice“A Great Joke”“A Great Joke”A Ghastly RelicA Ghastly RelicCannibal TrophiesCannibal TrophiesA Woman and her BabyA Woman and her BabyA Papuan GirlA Papuan GirlThe Author with Kaili-Kaili FollowersThe Author with Kaili-Kaili FollowersWives of Native Armed PoliceWives of Native Armed PoliceA Papuan DamselA Papuan DamselBusimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)A Haunt of the Bird of ParadiseA Haunt of the Bird of ParadiseThe Author starting on an ExpeditionThe Author starting on an ExpeditionA New Guinea River SceneA New Guinea River ScenePapuan Tree-HousesPapuan Tree-HousesA Village of the Agai AmbuA Village of the Agai AmbuH. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. MoncktonH. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. MoncktonView of Kuching from the Rajah’s GardenView of Kuching from the Rajah’s GardenDayaks and CanoesDayaks and CanoesDayak in War-CoatDayak in War-CoatDayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long HouseDayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long HouseDayaks Catching FishDayaks Catching FishA Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waistA Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waistOn a Tobacco EstateOn a Tobacco EstateOn a Bornean RiverOn a Bornean RiverColophonEncodingRevision History05-OCT-2000 Added TEI Header.23-JUL-2005 Last Revision.04-NOV-2009 Regenerated HTML, added colophon.External ReferencesThis Project Gutenberg eBook contains external references. These links may not work for you.CorrectionsThe following corrections have been applied to the text:PageSourceCorrection27semedseemed30OneOn39mosquitosmosquitoes143atttentionattention163CryersCriers198jewelryjewellery213childenchildren
PlatesA Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the PeopleA Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the PeopleA “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ DanceA “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ DanceInterior of a large Fijian HutInterior of a large Fijian HutA Fijian Mountaineer’s HouseA Fijian Mountaineer’s HouseAt the Door of a Fijian HouseAt the Door of a Fijian HouseA Fijian GirlA Fijian GirlSpearing Fish in FijiSpearing Fish in FijiA Fijian Fisher GirlA Fijian Fisher GirlA Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in FijiA Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in FijiMaking Fire by Wood FrictionMaking Fire by Wood FrictionAn Old ex-CannibalAn Old ex-CannibalA Fijian War-DanceA Fijian War-DanceAdi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at NavusoAdi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at NavusoA Filipino DwellingA Filipino DwellingA Village Street in the PhilippinesA Village Street in the PhilippinesA River Scene in the PhilippinesA River Scene in the PhilippinesA Negrito FamilyA Negrito FamilyNegrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)A Negrito ShootingA Negrito ShootingTree Climbing by NegritosTree Climbing by NegritosA Negrito DanceA Negrito DanceArigita and his WifeArigita and his WifeThree Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War AttireThree Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War AttireKaili-Kaili House on the edge of a PrecipiceKaili-Kaili House on the edge of a Precipice“A Great Joke”“A Great Joke”A Ghastly RelicA Ghastly RelicCannibal TrophiesCannibal TrophiesA Woman and her BabyA Woman and her BabyA Papuan GirlA Papuan GirlThe Author with Kaili-Kaili FollowersThe Author with Kaili-Kaili FollowersWives of Native Armed PoliceWives of Native Armed PoliceA Papuan DamselA Papuan DamselBusimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)A Haunt of the Bird of ParadiseA Haunt of the Bird of ParadiseThe Author starting on an ExpeditionThe Author starting on an ExpeditionA New Guinea River SceneA New Guinea River ScenePapuan Tree-HousesPapuan Tree-HousesA Village of the Agai AmbuA Village of the Agai AmbuH. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. MoncktonH. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. MoncktonView of Kuching from the Rajah’s GardenView of Kuching from the Rajah’s GardenDayaks and CanoesDayaks and CanoesDayak in War-CoatDayak in War-CoatDayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long HouseDayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long HouseDayaks Catching FishDayaks Catching FishA Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waistA Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waistOn a Tobacco EstateOn a Tobacco EstateOn a Bornean RiverOn a Bornean River
A Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the PeopleA Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the People
A Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the People
A “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ DanceA “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ Dance
A “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ Dance
Interior of a large Fijian HutInterior of a large Fijian Hut
Interior of a large Fijian Hut
A Fijian Mountaineer’s HouseA Fijian Mountaineer’s House
A Fijian Mountaineer’s House
At the Door of a Fijian HouseAt the Door of a Fijian House
At the Door of a Fijian House
A Fijian GirlA Fijian Girl
A Fijian Girl
Spearing Fish in FijiSpearing Fish in Fiji
Spearing Fish in Fiji
A Fijian Fisher GirlA Fijian Fisher Girl
A Fijian Fisher Girl
A Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in FijiA Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in Fiji
A Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in Fiji
Making Fire by Wood FrictionMaking Fire by Wood Friction
Making Fire by Wood Friction
An Old ex-CannibalAn Old ex-Cannibal
An Old ex-Cannibal
A Fijian War-DanceA Fijian War-Dance
A Fijian War-Dance
Adi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at NavusoAdi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at Navuso
Adi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at Navuso
A Filipino DwellingA Filipino Dwelling
A Filipino Dwelling
A Village Street in the PhilippinesA Village Street in the Philippines
A Village Street in the Philippines
A River Scene in the PhilippinesA River Scene in the Philippines
A River Scene in the Philippines
A Negrito FamilyA Negrito Family
A Negrito Family
Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)
Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)
A Negrito ShootingA Negrito Shooting
A Negrito Shooting
Tree Climbing by NegritosTree Climbing by Negritos
Tree Climbing by Negritos
A Negrito DanceA Negrito Dance
A Negrito Dance
Arigita and his WifeArigita and his Wife
Arigita and his Wife
Three Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War AttireThree Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War Attire
Three Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War Attire
Kaili-Kaili House on the edge of a PrecipiceKaili-Kaili House on the edge of a Precipice
Kaili-Kaili House on the edge of a Precipice
“A Great Joke”“A Great Joke”
“A Great Joke”
A Ghastly RelicA Ghastly Relic
A Ghastly Relic
Cannibal TrophiesCannibal Trophies
Cannibal Trophies
A Woman and her BabyA Woman and her Baby
A Woman and her Baby
A Papuan GirlA Papuan Girl
A Papuan Girl
The Author with Kaili-Kaili FollowersThe Author with Kaili-Kaili Followers
The Author with Kaili-Kaili Followers
Wives of Native Armed PoliceWives of Native Armed Police
Wives of Native Armed Police
A Papuan DamselA Papuan Damsel
A Papuan Damsel
Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)
Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)
A Haunt of the Bird of ParadiseA Haunt of the Bird of Paradise
A Haunt of the Bird of Paradise
The Author starting on an ExpeditionThe Author starting on an Expedition
The Author starting on an Expedition
A New Guinea River SceneA New Guinea River Scene
A New Guinea River Scene
Papuan Tree-HousesPapuan Tree-Houses
Papuan Tree-Houses
A Village of the Agai AmbuA Village of the Agai Ambu
A Village of the Agai Ambu
H. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. MoncktonH. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. Monckton
H. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. Monckton
View of Kuching from the Rajah’s GardenView of Kuching from the Rajah’s Garden
View of Kuching from the Rajah’s Garden
Dayaks and CanoesDayaks and Canoes
Dayaks and Canoes
Dayak in War-CoatDayak in War-Coat
Dayak in War-Coat
Dayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long HouseDayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long House
Dayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long House
Dayaks Catching FishDayaks Catching Fish
Dayaks Catching Fish
A Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waistA Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waist
A Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waist
On a Tobacco EstateOn a Tobacco Estate
On a Tobacco Estate
On a Bornean RiverOn a Bornean River
On a Bornean River
ColophonEncodingRevision History05-OCT-2000 Added TEI Header.23-JUL-2005 Last Revision.04-NOV-2009 Regenerated HTML, added colophon.External ReferencesThis Project Gutenberg eBook contains external references. These links may not work for you.CorrectionsThe following corrections have been applied to the text:PageSourceCorrection27semedseemed30OneOn39mosquitosmosquitoes143atttentionattention163CryersCriers198jewelryjewellery213childenchildren
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