A Chief’s Daughter and a Daughter of the People

A “Meke-Meke,” or Fijian Girls’ Dance

Interior of a large Fijian Hut

A Fijian Mountaineer’s House

At the Door of a Fijian House

A Fijian Girl

Spearing Fish in Fiji

A Fijian Fisher Girl

A Posed Picture of an old-time Cannibal Feast in Fiji

Making Fire by Wood Friction

An Old ex-Cannibal

A Fijian War-Dance

Adi Cakobau (pronounced “Andi Thakombau”), the highest Princess in Fiji, at her house at Navuso

A Filipino Dwelling

A Village Street in the Philippines

A River Scene in the Philippines

A Negrito Family

Negrito Girls (showing Shaved Head at back)

A Negrito Shooting

Tree Climbing by Negritos

A Negrito Dance

Arigita and his Wife

Three Cape Nelson Kaili-Kailis in War Attire

Kaili-Kaili House on the edge of a Precipice

“A Great Joke”

A Ghastly Relic

Cannibal Trophies

A Woman and her Baby

A Papuan Girl

The Author with Kaili-Kaili Followers

Wives of Native Armed Police

A Papuan Damsel

Busimaiwa, the great Mambare Chief, with his Wife and Son (in the Police)

A Haunt of the Bird of Paradise

The Author starting on an Expedition

A New Guinea River Scene

Papuan Tree-Houses

A Village of the Agai Ambu

H. W. Walker, L. Dyke-Acland, and C. A. W. Monckton

View of Kuching from the Rajah’s Garden

Dayaks and Canoes

Dayak in War-Coat

Dayak Women and Children on the Platform outside a long House

Dayaks Catching Fish

A Dayak Woman with Mourning Ornaments round waist

On a Tobacco Estate

On a Bornean River