INDEX.

Note. All African names of countries, languages, or peoples, which are not found under the initial letter in this index, should be looked for under the initial of the root-form. Thus for Ki-taveita (the language of Taveita), see Taveita, Ki-; for Usambara, Sambara, U-; Wa-čaga, Čaga, Wa-; Bu-nyoro, Nyoro, Bu-. Inasmuch as the prefix in these cases constantly varies with the meaning of the root, it is necessary to recognize the unvarying root, alone, in this index.

Abdallah, 61, 131, 146, 189, 190, 199, 225, 239, 302.

Abyssinia, 2, 3, 5, 98, 334, 353, 363, 398, 452, 545, 551.

Acacia, 55, 74, 81, 117, 137, 209, 329, 336.

Aden, 15, 320, 321.

Africa, flora of, 334, et seq.; resources of, 148.

——, Eastern, 308, 323, 535, et seq.

——, languages of, 446.

Agreement with Mandara, 110.

—— —— Elders of Taveita, 211.

Albert Nyanza, the, 297, 400.

“Albino, my,” 304.

Albizzia, 209.

Alcelaphus Cokei, 65, 301, 355.

Aloes, 51, 90, 92, 117, 154, 229, 330, 336.

Alphabet, Lepsius’ Standard, ix, 476, et seq.

Alps, the, 5.

—— —— African, 3.

America, 3, 4, 9, 274.

Anas, 359.

Anemones, 234, 336.

Ant-bear, 300, 353, 424.

Antelopes, 216, 218, 300, 310, 355.

—— and ant-hills, 65, 355.

Ant-hills, 65, 355.

Anthropology, 395–445.

Ants, 176, 220, 296.

Arabia, 335.

Arabic, 460.

Arab mongrels, 98.

Arabs, 6, 8, 97, 105, 181, 210, 308, 311, 314, 403, 408.

Arab town, an, 316.

Arnold, Edwin, vii.

Artemisia, 235, 334, 335.

Arums, 119, 442, 487.

Aruša, 397, 405.

Aryan languages, 460, 466, 480, 488.

Asses, 210, 304, 421, 423, 538, 546.

Association, British, 3, 6, 245.

Athmani, 58, 61, 131, 186, et seq., 247, et seq.

Author, the, entrusted with command of Kilima-njaro Expedition, 6; arrives at Zanzibar, 16; falls ill, 41; asserts sway over porters, 48; is miserable at Kitimbiriu, 194; rejects Mandara’s ultimatum, 196; 560is besieged, 197; frames projects of escape, 200; endures great anxiety, 200; resolves to quit Moši, 204; falls into ambush, 206; catches leopard in trap, 211; goes hunting, 216, et seq.; ascends Kilima-njaro, 229, et seq., 259, et seq.; flight from Wa-kibošo, 237; takes leave of Mandara, 240; frees Mabruki’s slaves, 248; enters Maranu, 251; humours its chief, 256; has accident to knee-cap, 261, et seq.; ascends Kibô, 266; returns to camp, 276; muses on the possibilities of a European settlement, 286; has difficulties with Wa-rombo, 288; anxiety to avoid bloodshed, 288; fights with Wa-rombo, 293; receives deputation of Wa-rombo, 295; sets out for coast, 297; ill at Lake ǰipe, 299; meets the Masai, 303: escapes by a ruse, 303; enjoys mute hospitality at the Pangani Mission-station, 316, et seq.; voyages in Arab dau, 318; returns to Zanzibar, 319; reaches London, 321.

Baboons, 118, 212, 223, 310, 350, 351.

Baker, Sir Samuel, 450.

“Baloza,” the, 98, 100, 104, 106, 187, 226, 257.

Balsams, 92, 148, 230, 330.

Banana, the, 442, 487.

—— beer, 175.

—— plantations, 75, 88, 91, 117, 118, 124, 209, 287, 289, 307.

—— leaves, 140, 155.

Bananas (fruit), 148, 151, 155, 193, 212, 215, 264, 306, 424.

——, Wild (Musa Ensete), 209, 331, et seq., 336.

Bantu, meaning of the word, 478, 488.

—— languages, 151, 288, 313, 424, 426, 447, 474, et seq., 478, et seq.

Bantu races, 78, 247, 312, 396, et seq., 539, et seq.

Baobab-trees, 304, 329, 336, 430.

Barawuio, Em-, 313, 407.

Barbel, a, 363.

Bari people, 397, 421.

—— language, 400, 450, et seq., 455, 466, 474, 481, 501, et seq.

Baringo, Lake, 397, 450, 536, 551.

“Baroni,” the (Baron v. d. Decken), 10, 101, 106.

Bats, 352.

Battle with Wa-kibošo, 177.

Bauhinia, 80.

Beads (for trading), 45, 154; (ornaments of), 429.

Beans, 149, 155, 442, 547.

Bed, a native’s, 214.

Bees, 92, 363, 424, 485.

Beetles, 5, 260, 363, 372–377.

Begonias, 230, 260.

Belgians, 99.

Bell, Prof. Jeffrey, on a nematoid worm, 364.

Berber language, 429, 475.

Birds, 5, 192, 356–361, 377–387, 543.

Blackberries, 154, 155, 193.

Blair, General, 15, 321.

Bleek, Dr., 446, 448, 488.

Blessbok, the, 354.

Blood-drinking, 425, 442.

Bloody scene, a, 176.

Bombax tree, 329.

Bondei, Wa-, 398.

Boni, Wa-, 401 (language), 401, 501.

Bonney, Professor, on the geology of Kilima-njaro, 328.

Borassus flabelliformis, 154, 329.

Borneo, 4.

Bracken fern, 118, 125, 151, 330, 336.

Brambles, 117, 154, 230, 330.

Bread, 83, 143, 148.

561Breakfast-table, 143, 148.

British Association, the, 3, 6, 245.

—— Ensign, Mandara’s request for, 100.

Buceros, 356, et seq.

Buffalo, 66, 164, 216, 267, 277, 279, 287, 354, 485, et seq., 540.

Bulom language, 480.

Bura of Taita, 64, 65, 287.

Bushbuck, the, 354.

Bushmen, 427, 447, 482, 484.

Butter, 142, et seq., 148, 155, 193.

Buttercups, 336.

Butterflies, 5, 14, 192, 194, 235, 363, 367.

—— feeding on blood, 176.

Calophyllum, 329.

Cameroons, the, Mountains, 3, 335, 352, 489.

Camp at Habari, 83; at Mkuyuni, 85; at Mandara’s, 90; on Kilima-njaro, 233, 260; at Maraṅu, 253; in Msai (Kimawenzi), 285; River Lumi, 292; delights of, 83; meals in, 84.

—— of Masai, 304.

Canis, 353.

Cannibalism, 352.

Cape of Good Hope, 5, 335.

Carapace of kites’ feathers, 170.

Cardamums, 545.

Carduus, 267.

Carnivora, 352.

Carrots, 131, 149, 547.

Cattle, 315, 421, 486, 545.

—— of Africa, 421, et seq., 441.

—— of Wa-čaga, 441.

—— of Masai, 304, 421, 538.

Cephalophus, 354.

Cephas, the cook, 62, 106, 131, 146, 179, 190, 237.

Cercopithēcus, 352.

Chameleon, 260, 361.

Champagne, 52, 53.

Chella Mountains (Angola), 279, 310, 354.

Chervil, 234, 268.

Chief, the, of Mačame, 9, 124.

—— Maraṅu, 255, et seq.

—— Paré, 306.

—— Usambara, 307.

Cicadas, 222.

Circumcision, 487.

—— of Wa-čaga, 438.

—— of Masai, 412 (and foot-note).

—— of Wa-taveita, 433.

Civet, 353.

Clematis, 87, 148, 336.

Climate of Kilima-njaro, 299, 322, et seq., 549; (Kitimbiriu), 194.

Clitorea, 37, 51, 329.

Cloth, for trade, 44; a “hand” of, 155.

Clouds on Kilima-njaro, 136, et seq., 154, 208.

Clover, 121.

Cobus antelopes, 310.

Cocoa-nut, 59.

—— palm, 329.

Coffee, 148, 544, 545, 549.

Cold, at Kitimbiriu, 145; on higher levels, 275, 280.

Coleoptera, 372–377.

Collectors, natural history, 12, 13, 136, 192.

Collocasia, 424, 442.

Colobus Guereza, var. caudatus, 37, 174, 352.

—— Kirkii, 37, 38.

Colobus skins, 89, 170, 174, 414, 542.

Commelyna, 50, 329.

Commerce of Kilima-njaro district, 535, et seq.

Congo, River, 2, 6, 98, 99, 149, 210, 350, 442, 482, 551.

“Concord,” the, in Aryan languages, 461; in Bantu, 459, 490; in Ki-čaga, &c., 499, et seq.; in Galla, 460; in Hottentot, 460; in Semitic languages, 460.

Cooley, Mr. Desborough, 9.

562Copal, 544.

Copper, 487, 545, 548.

Corissa, 51.

Cow, 121, 131, 142, 147, 148, 155, 198, 304.

Crabs, 363, 365, 544.

Cream, 142, 143, 193.

Creepers, strange, 82.

Crinum lilies, 37, 51.

Crocodiles, 298, 361, 443, 543.

Crotons, 37.

Crows, 176, 304.

Cucumbers, 131, 149, 547.

Cust, Mr., R.N., 446, 478.

Cycads, 329.

Cynocephalus, 350.

Cynoglossum, 235, 267, 333.

Čaga, 8, 96, 135, 210, 215, 250, 299, 326, 351, 443.

——, agriculture of, 125, 440.

——, climate of, 139.

——, Wa- (people of), 78, 91, 95, 96, 97, 123, 154, 210, 213, 229, 233, 238, 249, 398, 428, 436, et seq.; domestic animals of, 441, et seq.; their huts, 91, 157; mode of fighting, 175, 176; swords, 176; smiths, 440; utensils, 440; their language (Ki-čaga), 95, 111, 157, 161, 252, 289, 494, et seq.

Čala, Lake, 281, 290.

“Dacca,” s.s., 321.

Dahalo, Wa-, 401.

Daus, Arab, 25, 318.

Day, a typical, at Kitimbiriu, 144, et seq.

Decency, natives’ want of, 76, 90, 433, 437.

Decken, Baron von der, 9, 10, 12, 101, 106, 190.

Didunculus, 4.

Dierama, 267.

Digo, A-, 398.

Diṅka language, 400, 421, 451, 475, 501, et seq.

Dishes, wooden, of Wa-čaga, 142.

Dissotis, 92, 121, 147.

Dodo, the, 4.

Dogs of Kilima-njaro, 353; of Masai, 421, 423.

Doko people, The, 431.

Domestic animals, 421, 441, 486.

Donkey, vide Ass.

Doorway, Čaga, 157, 229.

——, Taveita, 74.

——, Maraṅu, 250.

Dorobo, En-, 294, 401, 402, 424, 448.

Dowding, Captain, 320.

Dracæna, 90, 117, 151, 154, 172, 229, 330, 336.

Drakensberg Mountains, 334.

Ducks, 298, 359.

——, Muscovy, 294, 296, 484.

Dwarf races, 400.

Δaičo, Wa-, 379, 432.

Earrings of Masai, 410, 431; of Wa-taita, 430.

Eastern Africa, see Africa, Eastern.

Efik language, 480.

Eggs, 143, 148, 155.

Egrets, 298, 359.

Egypt, 15, 321, 484.

Egyptians, Ancient, 421, 546.

Elaïs palm, 329.

Elands, 66, 301, 310, 354.

Elche, palm groves of, 311.

Elephant-gun, 167.

Elephants, 206, 207, 233, 260, 279, 213, et seq., 287, 294, 310, 354, 485, 541.

Emin-Bey, Dr., 450.

Enciso, 7.

En-dorobo, vide Dorobo, En-.

England, 99.

English (Wa-ingrezi), 99, 310.

—— “Manowari,” 100, 135.

—— Mission, 317.

—— vegetables, 131, 149.

Equator, snow under the, 3, 8, 9.

Equus, 354.

Erhardt, Rev., 448, 452.

563Erica, 233, 261.

Euphorbias, 51, 58, 81, 307, 312.

European settlements on Kilima-njaro, 286, et seq., 290, 298.

Euryops, 270, 333.

“Everlasting” flowers, 233, 235, 270, 333, 334.

Expedition, the Kilima-njaro, 3.

—— —— ——,funds for, 3, 13, 14, 296.

Famine in East Africa, 1884, 215.

Faraǰi, 61, 131, 146, 147, 229, 299.

Fariǰala, 131, 146.

Farler, Archdeacon, 403.

Fauna of Kilima-njaro, 350–394.

Fauna and flora of Kilima-njaro, 3, 5, 12.

—— —— —— —— high mountains and islands, 4, 5.

—— —— ——, ancient, of Africa, 6.

Ferns, 117, 230, 231, 235, 260, 269, 330, 334, 336.

——, tree-, 231, 260, 333, 336.

Fever caught at Zanzibar, 41; at ǰipé, 299.

——, causes of, 41.

Fig-trees, 329.

Fire, making, 436.

Fireworks, author’s display of, 179, 188, 294.

Fischer, Dr., 12, 13.

Fish, 209, 212, 213, 298, 363, 434, 441, 543.

Flies, 176.

Flora of Kilima-njaro, 267, et seq., 329, et seq., 335, et seq., 337–349.

—— —— Abyssinia, 334, et seq.

—— —— South Africa, 334, et seq.

Flour, maize, 83, 148; millet, 155.

Fly-catcher, 356.

Food in Africa, 84.

Forests of Bura, 65; enchanted, 59, 81; of Kilima-njaro, 152, et seq., 233; of Kimawenzi, 282, et seq.; of Paré, 306, et seq., 544; of Taveita, 74, 80, 209, 322, 330; terrors of the, 285; of Usambara, 310, 544.

Forge, a Čaga, 440.

Forget-me-nots, 336.

Fowls, 142, 143, 147, 155, 158, 198, 213, 294, et seq., 421; introduction of, into Africa, 483, et seq., 546.

Francolin, 218, 358, 343.

French (Wa-fransa), 22, 99.

Frere Town, 42.

Frogs, 362; tree-, 222.

Frost, 233.

Fula people (Fulbe), 452.

—— language (Fulde), 447, 451, 452, 474, 478.

Galago, the, 37, 352.

Galla Land, 398, 401, 432, 438.

—— language, 401, 450, et seq., 460, 474, et seq., 479, 501, et seq.

—— people, 210, 312, 398, et seq.

Game, big, 216, 301, 354.

—— country, the, 219, 301.

Ganda, Bu-, 210, 483; Lu- (the language), 400, 479, 483, 488, 490.

Gazelles, 354.

Geese, 298, 359.

Gender, recognition of in Bantu, 474.

—— —— —— —— Galla, 474, 475.

—— —— —— —— Masai, 474.

—— —— —— —— Semitic, 474.

Genet, 353.

Geographical Society, Royal, 10, 11, 14.

—— —— of Paris, 8.

—— education of British youth, 2.

Geography, physical, of the Kilima-njaro district, 322, 395, 535, et seq.

Geology of Kilima-njaro, 328, et seq.

Geraniums, 235, 336.

Germans, the (Wa-dači), 99, 100, 314.

Giraffe, the, 216, 301, 310, 354, 485, 540.

564Gissing, Capt., 15, 41, 48, 130.

Gladioli, 230, 267, 333.

Gnu, the, 66, 310, 354.

Goats, 90, 91, 121, 128, 142, 145, 147, 155, 158, 172, 198, 211, 213, 227, 264, 294, et seq., 315, 422, 441, 546.

God, names of, 215, 430, 438.

Godman, Mr. F. D., on the lepidoptera of Kilima-njaro, 367.

Gonǰa, 307, et seq.

Gora, 48, 49, 51.

Grammar, Masai, 455–476.

Graphic, plates from, 46.

Graphiurus, 354.

Grasses, 119.

Great personages, 101.

Greffulhe, M., 401.

Guinea-fowls, 310, 358, 543.

Guides from Maraṅu, 259, 263, 280, 285.

Gums, 544.

Gwéno, Ki-, 125, 494, et seq.

——, U-, 65, 125, 286, 297, 443, 550.

——, Wa-, 125, 210, 297, 396, 398, 428, 443.

“Habari” River, 82, 207.

Haggard, Lieut., 15.

Hamitic languages, 398, 447, 460, 474, 475, 478.

“Hand” of cloth, 155.

Handford, Rev. J., 41.

Hartebeests, 65, 66, 301, 354, 355.

Hausa language, 447, 475, 478.

Heaths, 233, 235, 261, 334, 336.

Helot tribes, 424.

Hemlock, 234.

Herero, Oči-, language, 493.

Hibiscus, 37, 87, 92, 148, 330.

Hides, 547, et seq.

Hindus at Zanzibar, 27, 28.

—— —— Pangani, 316, 317.

Hippopotami, 298, 354, 443, 485, 486, 541.

Hippotragus niger, 69, 301, 354.

Hippotragus equinus, 224.

Honey, 65, 92, 148, 155, 264, 424, 442, 547.

—— boxes, 93.

—— guide (indicator), 424.

Hornbills, 356, et seq.

Hottentot languages, 447, 460, 474, 480.

Houses, building at Kitimbiriu, 139, 143.

—— of Gonǰa, 307.

—— —— Masai, 420.

Hunters, native, 66, 216, 220.

Hunting and travel, 68.

Hyena, 162, 195, 211, 220, 222, 353, 423, 434, 439.

——, a human, 217.

Hyphœne Thebaïca, 154, 310, 329.

Hyraxes, 234, 264, 279, 354.

Ibrahim, 63, 131, 146, 303.

Ichneumon, 353.

Indian corn, 151, 155.

India, 308, 335, 363.

India-rubber, 544.

—— creeper, 336, 544.

Indicator, 424.

Insectivora, 352.

Insects, 544.

Irises, 234, 235, 267, 333.

Iron, 297, 440, 487, 545, 548.

Irrigation of plantations, 139, 149, 441.

Ivory, 210, 294, 424, 541, 547.

Jackal, 353.

“Japan,” 4.

Java, the, 15.

J̌emsi, En-, 210, 397.

J̌ipé, Lake, 66, 72, 125, 287, 297, et seq., 310, 321, 359, 363, 407, 443, 543.

“Johnston,” 76.

J̌ub, River, 401.

J̌umba Kimemeta, 98, 184, 185.

J̌uwano people, 401.

565Kadu Stanley, 63, 131, 139, 149, 225, 239.

Kaffir language, 483, 488.

Kahe, Wa-, 398, 428, 443.

Kamasia, 397.

Kamba, A-, 78, 210, 220, 397, 399, 428, 431.

——, Ki-, 494.

Kambani, U-, 210, 287, 397.

Kaputei, 397.

Kara, Wa-, 397.

Kavirondo, 210, 397, 399, 401, 540.

Kenia, Mount, 2, 8, 9, 397, 418, 431, 536.

Kibô, 1, 7, 10, 80, 105, 110, 124, 129, 136, 147, 152, 229, 234, 266, et seq., 277, 298, 335.

Kiboṅoto, 443.

Kibôšo, 165, 181, 244, 443.

——, people of (Wa-kibôšo), 169, 175, 177, et seq., 226, 233, 235, 236, et seq., 262, et seq.

——, war with, 194.

——, Mandara’s armies defeated by, 200.

Kigelia Africana, 37.

Kihuṅgwe, 309.

Kikoro, 210, 407.

Kikuyu, Wa-, 397, 432.

Kilaki, 228, 232.

Kilema, 443; Upper, 262.

——, River, 85, 260.

Kilima-njaro, Mount, 1, 6, 7, 9, 80, 226, 300, 310, 320, 396, 418; altitude of, 1, 2, 10, 276; anthropology of, 395–445; ascents of, 10, 11; beetles of, 372–394; birds of, 356–394; butterflies of, 367; climate of, 323, et seq.; colonization of, 122; derivation of name, 1; discovery of, 7; early history of, 6; European visitors to, 7, et seq., 79, 100, 101; Expedition, vii., 3, 12, 14; fauna of, 350–394; fauna and flora of, 3, 5, 12; flora of, 234, 329, et seq., 330, 337–349; first sight of, 71; geology of, 1; languages of, 448–496; last view of, 298; mammals of, 350–387; northern side of, 10, 294; poem to, v., 336; politics of, 79, 182, 244; pronunciation of, x; purpose in going to, 180, 245; reptiles of, 361; sanatorium, a future, 306; situation and extent of, 1, 3, 327; snows of, 1, 3, 8, 9, 14, 79, 137, 325; spurs on buttresses of, 119, 127; start for, 40; states of, 232; by sunrise, 137; vicinity of, 72, 215.

Kimaṅgelia, 294, 326, 443.

Kimawenzi, 1, 10, 80, 124, 152, 234, 260, 264, 273, 286, 325.

Kingfisher, 149.

Kini Balu, Mount, 5.

Kioṅgwe, 60, 61, 102, 104, 106, 116, et seq., 185, 204, et seq., 212, 225, 239, 246, 303, 315.

Kirk, Sir John, iii., 13, et seq., 94, 98, 100, 109, 180, 182, 184, 225, 226, 240, 256, 281, 319; house of, 20, 21, 23; at home, 39; at Mbwéni, 38.

Kirua, 165, 181, 244, 443.

Kisiwani, 306.

Kisolutini, 42, 48.

Kisoṅgo, 397, 404, 407.

Kitchen-garden, author’s, 131, 142, 149.

Kites, 128, 356.

Kitimbiriu, walk to, 118; site for, 120; arrival at, 121; position of, 122; future of, 122; view from, 123; residence in, 129, 142, et seq.; typical day at, 144, et seq.; author leaves, August 18th, 206; returns to, 212, 229, 238; remembrance of, 320.

Kiulu Mountains, 287, 396.

Konono, El-, 402, 411, 421.

Kosova, 397.

Krapf, Dr. (the missionary), 8, 9, 130, 432, 446, 448, 452, 489.

566Kudu, 277, 279, 354.

Kwavi, Wa- (Masai), 78, 210, 312, et seq., 396, et seq., 405, et seq., 419, 424, 432.

Labio, 363.

Laikipia, 397.

Laitokitok, 397, 404.

Lamu, 15, 398, 401, 541.

Landolphia florida, 544.

Landscapes, descriptive, 65, 80, 88, 124, 127, 129, 137, 152, et seq., 156.

Lanes, the Ċaga, 229, 230.

Laṅgo, language of, 450.

Languages of Africa, 446.

—— —— Kilima-njaro, 448, et seq.

Lanjora, 70.

“Laputa,” 71.

Last, Mr., 449.

Latuka people, 397.

—— language, 450, et seq., 455, 501.

Lava, 264, et seq.

Lawson, Mr. Ed. L., vii.

League, hostile, of Kibôso, &c., 204.

Legend of Solomon, 129.

Leighton, Sir Frederick, 32.

Leopards, 66, 152, 164, 211, 284, 352, 485, 542.

Lepidoptera, 367.

Lepsius, Dr. (Standard Alphabet), ix, 446, 451.

Lilies, 301.

Limestone, 301, 545.

Lions, 66, 73, 85, et seq., 137, 152, et seq., 156, 162, 211, 216, 222, 352, 485, 542.

Lissochilus orchids, 51.

Lizard, 235, 361.

Lobelia Deckeni, 267, 333.

Lonchitis pubescens, 332.

Loranthus, 154.

Lumbwa, 397.

Lumi River (of Taveita), 79, 218, 220, 288, 289, et seq., 297, 326, 434.

Lūr language, 400, 451, 501.

Luvu River, vide Ruvu.

Mabruki, 57, 61, 131, 185, et seq., 191, 247, et seq.

Mačame, 9, 124, 443.

Madagascar, 5, 485.

Madi language, 450.

Magdišu, 17.

Magic, 159, 160.

Magician, author a, 264, 294, 295.

Maidens, African, 151.

Maize (Indian corn), 151, 155, 424, 442.

Makonde language, 493.

Malindi, 17, 326, 401.

Mamba, 244, 286, 443.

Mammals of Kilima-njaro, 350, 387–394.

Mandara, vii., 11, 79, 89, 90, et seq., 109, 114, et seq., 130, 155, 213, 225, et seq., 236, et seq., 287, 314, 319, 404, 555; appearance of, 91, 103, 106; biography of, 95, et seq.; courtiers of, 88, 106, 108, 131, 175, 181, 183, 186, et seq., 241; covetousness of, 188; character of, 206; conversations with, 105, 134, 169, 181, 202; first sight of, 103; fortifications 172; Mandara and Mabruki, 187, et seq.; mother of, 96; quarrels with neighbours, 165, 194; his reasons for slave-trading, 180; his relations with Sir John Kirk, 98, 101; rule of, 164; slave-trading of, 95, 165, 181; soldiers of, 89, 98, 169, 171, 174, 177, 187, 195, 197, 226, 229, 234, 236, et seq.; treatment of European visitors, 11, 101; town of, 119, 156, 172, 198; wives of, 111, 112; Mandara’s interviews with author, 104, 106, 110, 133, 169, 181, 240; messages to author, 189, 190, et seq., 196; ideas about rent, 191; threats, 194, 196; 567ultimatum, 196; alliance with Masai, 204; leave-taking with author, 240, et seq.

Mandiṅgo language, 447, 478.

Maṅge, 192, 197, 198.

Mango, 329.

Maraṅu, 165, 181, 243, 248, 443; mission to, 245, et seq.; chief of, 247, 255, et seq.; his mother, 253; his palace, 254; his soldiers, 292.

Market at Kitimbiriu, 154, 155.

Marriage among Masai, 415.

—— —— Wa-taita, 431.

—— —— Wa-čaga, 437.

—— —— Wa-taveita, 433.

Masai, the, 6, 7, 74, et seq., 78, 95, et seq., 165, 185, 209, et seq., 238, 289, 294, 302, et seq., 312, et seq., 397, et seq., 402, et seq., 443, 481, 537, 552; of Aruša, 97, 204, 397; of Kisoṅgo, 204, 397; history of, 405; physical appearance of, 408, et seq.; warriors, 403; mode of circumcision, 412 (foot-note); dress of, 414; marriage amongst, 415, et seq.; burial of, 416, et seq.; religion of, 417, et seq.; political constitution of, 418; blood-drinking of, 425; houses of, 419, et seq.; morals of, 419; domestic animals of, 421; utensils of, 420; future of, 426.

Masai-land, 6, 11, 12, 210, 401, 425, 541.

Masai language, the, 400, 402, 448, et seq., 453–476, 501, et seq.

Matthews, General, 31, 105.

Matumbato, 397.

Mau, El-, 424.

Mauṅgu, 54, 56, 58, et seq., 65.

Mauritius, 4.

Mazindi, 310, et seq.

Mbe, Wa-, 397.

Mbugu, Wa-, 309, 310, 403.

Meal, 151, 155.

Means of transport in East Africa, 42.

Medical aid, demands for, 111, et seq.

Melons, 131, 547.

Méru, Mount, 126, 127, 129, 178, 325, 335, 397, 443, 551.

Mguu, 131.

Miers, E. T., Mr., on the river-crabs of Kilima-njaro, 365.

Milk, 142, 148, 155, 157, 213, 214, 315, 425, 442.

“Milkman, my,” 157, 213.

Millet, 151, 424, 442.

Miltsiu, Mount., 2.

Mint, 330.

Mission at Mombasa, 43.

——, Universities’, 311, 316, et seq.

Missionaries, 8, 310.

Mkindu palm, 153.

Mkomazi River, 309, 312, 550.

Mkuyuni River, 85, 206, 207.

Mohammedanism, 408.

Mohammedans v. Christians, 43.

Mombasa, 6, 7, 11, 15, 40, et seq., 307, 399, 452.

——, inhabitants of, 43.

——, missions of, 43.

——, slave-trade of, 97.

Monitor Niloticus, 361.

Monkeys, 117, 160, 212, 350, et seq., 485.

Moši, 10, 11, 79, 84, 87, 91, 94, et seq., 165, 212, 225, 323, 443.

——, author’s settlement in, 110, 114, 144.

——, invasion of, by Wa-kibôšo, 171.

——, a beautiful prison, 203.

Moths, 235.

Mountains, isolated, 4.

—— of Paré, 301, 304, et seq.

—— of Usambara, 310.

Mpala (pallah) antelope, 218, 301, 354.

Mpokomo, 95, 443.

Mpoṅgwe language, 493.

Msai, 443.

Mtesa of Bu-ganda, 63, 98, 149.

Musa Ensete, 331.

568Mustard and cress, 131, 149.

Mwale palm, 214.

Mwatate, 64.

Naivaša, Lake, 12.

Nandi, country of, 397.

Natal, 3, 304, 363, 481, 485.

Natron salt, 424.

Ndara of Taita, 59, 60, 64.

Negro languages, 447.

—— and Bantu races, distinction between, 426, et seq., 482.

Negroes, 398, 482.

——, Nilotic, 399, 427, 482.

Neotragus, 354.

New, Rev. Charles, 10, 11, 12, 101, 106, 190, 193.

Ṅgiri, 326, 397.

Ṅguru, 449.

Ṅguruṅgani, 301, 310.

Niger, River, 478.

Nile, River, 210, 397, 399, 451, 475, 478, 481.

Nitrate of soda, 545, 548.

Nǰemps, vide ǰemsi, En-.

Nuba grammar, Lepsius’, 400.

—— languages, 447, 451, 478.

Nyamwezi, U-, 405.

Nyara, Bu-, 397.

“Nyika,” the, 330, 395.

Nyika, A-, 398, 432.

——, Ki-, 494 (and in vocabularies).

Nyoro, Bu-, 210.

——, Ki-, 400, 483, 488, 493.

Oigob, El, 313.

Oliver, Professor, on the flora of Kilima-njaro, 337, et seq.

Onions, 131, 149, 547.

Orchids, 92, 121, 330, 336.

——, Lissochilus, 51, 330.

Orchilla-lichen, 231, 235, 284, 332, 545, 548.

Oriole, a lovely, 356.

Ornithology of Kilima-njaro, 377–387.

Orthography of African words, ix.

Orycteropus Æthiopicus, 300, 353.

Osprey, H.M.S., 320.

Ostriches, 212, 293, 296, 300, 301, 359, et seq., 485, 540, 542.

Oxen, vide Cattle.

Ozi, River, 401.

Packing goods of Expedition, 44, et seq.

Palms, 137, 153, 154, 336.

——, Borassus, 154, 329.

——, Cocos (cocoanut), 329.

——, Elaïs, 329.

——, Hyphœne, 154, 311, 329.

——, Phœnix (Mkindu), 153, 329.

——, Raphia (Mwale), 154, 214, 329.

Palumbus arquatrix, 358.

Pandanus, 329.

Pangani, 297, 315, et seq., 327, 398.

—— route, 184.

Paré, country of, 297, 301, 304, 306, 309, 536, 550; people of, 210, 306, 309, 398; language of, 307, 396.

Parinarium, 209.

Parrot, the grey, 485.

Party, author’s, 48; number of, 48.

Peas, 149, 155, 158, 547.

Pelicans, 298, 359.

Persian influence, traces of, in Zanzibar, 17, 18, 537.

Phacochœrus, 422.

Pig, the, 422, 485.

Pigeons, 218, 296, 358.

Pinarochroa hypospodia, 270, 356.

Pira Doǰi, 30.

Plantations, the author’s, at Kitimbiriu, 139, 149.

Plovers, 298.

Pokomo, Wa-, 397; Ki-, 494.

Polypodies, 336.

Porters, food of, 46; dispute with, 48; Christian, 49; punishment of, 49; Rabai, 52, 101, 115, 120, 129, 130; without prevision or forethought, 56; 569Swahili, 146; maladies of, 146.

Portuguese, the, 6, 7, 537.

Potatoes, 149; sweet, 424, 546.

Pottery, Oriental, in Zanzibar, 25.

—— of Wa-čaga, 440.

Prefixes, Bantu, 161, 491, et seq., 497, et seq.

Presents for Mandara, 106, 191, 241.

—— from Mandara, 90, 179, 227, 238.

—— to Maraṅu, 255.

—— —— Wa-rombo, 295.

—— —— Semboǰa, 315.

—— —— Taveita, 78, 211.

Pythons, 361.

Quanza, River, 210.

Queen, her Majesty the, 98, 105, 199, 308.

Quinine, the cultivation of, 549.

Rabai, 48.

——, men of, 63, 101, 115, 120, 129, 130.

Radishes, 131, 143, 149, 547.

Rain, 300, 324, et seq.

Raphia palms, 80, 154, 329, 434.

——, fibre of, 45.

Ravens, 235, 271, 277, 356.

Ravenstein, Mr. E. G., 7, 478.

Rebmann, Rev. J., 7, 8, 9, 100, 108.

Religious beliefs among natives, 434, 439, 444, 487.

Reptiles of Kilima-njaro, 361, 543.

Rhinoceros, 216, 294, 301, 354, 485, 541.

Rice, 546, et seq.

River of Gonǰa, 307.

Rivers of Kilima-njaro, 326, et seq.

Roan antelope, 224.

Robinson Crusoe, 164.

Rocks, curious, 270.

Rodentia, the, 353.

Rombo, 281, 283, 287, 289, et seq., 295, 326, 443.

——, inhabitants of (Wa-), 287, 288, et seq., 443, 494.

Rombo the best approach to Kilima-njaro, 289.

Rori, Wa-, 397.

Royal Society, 6, 245.

Ruminantia, 354.

Ruvu or Luvu River, 286, 297, 309, 315, 327, 396, et seq., 405, 535.

—— —— —— ——, the valley of the, 315, 550.

Sabaki, River, 396, 399, 401, 537.

Sable antelope, 69, 301, 354.

Sambara, U-, 297, 307, 309, et seq., 316, 396, 536, 546, 550.

——, Ki-, 403.

——, Wa-, 210, 309, 398.

Samburu, 51.

——, Lake, 210, 552.

—— language, 451.

Samia, Ba-, 397.

Saṅga, U-, 297; Wa-, 297.

Sanya, Wa-, 401.

Saracenic architecture of Zanzibar, 36, 37.

Savages, attack of, on Kioṅgwe, 166.

Scenery of Čaga, 230; of Paré, 307; of Africa, 324.

Sclater, Mr. P. L., vii., 3.

Seasons, rainy, 324.

Seeds of English vegetables, 131, 136.

Semboǰa, the chief, 307, 309, 312, et seq.

Semitic languages, 398, 441.

Senecio Johnstoni, 233, 268, 337.

Seri, U-, 232, 233, 236, 287, 294 326, 443; Wa-, 294.

Settlement, first, on Kilima-njaro vide Kitimbiriu.

—— —— at Taveita, 208.

—— —— Upper Kilēma (11,000 feet), 262.

—— —— Msai (8500 ft), 285.

——, European, on Kilima-njaro, 286, 290, 298.

Shaw, Rev. Downes-, 42, 48, 494.

Sheep, 135, 136, 147, 155, 211, 214, 229, 230, 234, 302, 306, 315, 422, 546.

570Shelley, Captain, on the birds of Kilima-njaro, 377–387.

Sickness among men at Upper Kilima-njaro, 280.

Sierra Leone, 478.

Sigirari, 397, 404.

Silurus, 363.

“Skarm,” making a, 221.

Slave-traders, 96, 247.

—— trading, 8, 11, 96, 97, 99, 181, 247, 555.

Slaves, 97, 181, 212, 232, 247, 555.

Small-pox, 303, 487.

——, Masai dread of, 303.

Snakes, 361.

Snider rifles, 187, 252, 257, 292.

Snow, 7, 9, 279, 325, et seq.

—— on Kibô, 137, 152, 274, 325.

—— —— Kimawenzi, 152, 264, et seq., 325.

—— —— Mount Méru, 325.

“Snow Fiend,” Mountain of the, 137.

Snuff, 424.

Sogonoi, Es-, 397.

Somali Land, 308.

—— language, 501.

—— people, 398, et seq., 537.

Spears, Masai, 421.

——, Čaga, 176.

Spitting, the ceremony of, 213, 411, 438.

Sport, 298, 301, 540, 554.

Sporting picnic, a, 225.

Sportsman’s paradise, a, 301, 540.

Spring, a warm, 269.

Squills, 66, 81.

Squirrels, 361.

Stanley, Mr. H. M., 116, 149, 398.

Sterculia, 209.

Stonechat, a, 270.

Storks, 298, 359.

——, marabou, 304, 423.

Struthius Danaoides, 359.

Strychnia, 153, 154, 330.

Sugar-cane, 64, 214, 424, 546, 549.

Sūk, 397; language, 449, 451.

Sumatra, 4.

Sun-birds, 154, 269, 356.

Swahili language, 33, 36, 76, 104, 157, 169, 190, 214, 315, 316, 459, 537.

—— people, 87, 88, 96, 99, 210, 398, 403, 436.

—— traders, 6, 77, 79, 85, 98, 225, 252, 294, 314, 399, 405, 551.

Switzerland, an African, 136, 164.

Sycamore-trees, 85, 119, 137, 209.

Šilha language, 479.

Šiluk people, 399, 501; language, 421, 447, 451, 478, 501, et seq., 540.

Šira, 232, 443.

Šuli language, 451, 541, et seq.

Ta, Wa-, 401.

Taita, country of, 60, 64, 131, 136, 142, 165, 396, 428, 494.

—— language (Ki-), 428, 431.

——, people of (Wa-), 60, 64, 65, 210, 215, et seq., 398, 428, et seq.

Tana, River (or Dana), 397, et seq., 401, 481, 536.

Taru, 54.

Taveita, 74, 75, 205, 208, 212, 213, 290, 295, 297, 307, 320.

——, author’s settlement in, 206, 208, 297; T. a congeries of nations and tongues, 210; elders of, 77, et seq., 211, 436; forest at, 209; river of, 77, 79 (bridge over, 79, 80).

——, language of (Ki-taveita), 435, 494, et seq., 521, et seq.

—— people of (Wa-taveita), 75, 76, 78, 209, 211, 214, 243, 398, 428, 432; their houses, 209, 214.

Temperature on Kilima-njaro, 275, 322, et seq., 549.

Thelphusa, 363, 365.

Thermometer, readings of, 323, et seq.

571Thirst, sufferings from, 57, 291.

Thistles, 267.

Thomas, Mr. Carmichael, vii.

Thomas, Mr. Oldfield, on the mammals of Kilima-njaro, 387.

Thomson, Mr. Joseph, 6, 10, 11, 76, 98, 101, 106, 208, 252, 288, 326, 397, 399, 404, 449, 538, 540, 541, 551.

Thorns, 81.

Thunderstorms on Kilima-njaro, 261, 265.

Timber, 544.

Tobacco, 155, 264, 424, 547.

Tomatoes, 131, 547.

Trade goods in E. Africa, 44, et seq.

Traders, native, 264, 540, 554.

——, Swahili, 77, 79, 85.

Tragelaphus, 354.

Travel, African, 12, 68.

Tree-ferns, 231, 336.

Tumale language, 480.

Turaco, the (Turacus Hartlaubi), 12, 233, 260, 358.

Turnips, 131, 149, 547.

Tutwa, Wa-, 397.

Ugweno, vide Gweno, U-.

Ukambani, vide Kambani, U-.

Ulcers, 111, 147, 266.

Uru, 277, 443.

Useri, vide Seri, U-.

Varanus lizards, 209, 212, 361.

Vegetables, European, 547.

Venice, a vegetable, 209.

Victoria Nyanza, 1, 2, 9, 98, 210, 324, 395, 399, 488, 494, 535, 538, et seq.

—— Nile, 98, 488, 551.

View from Mandara’s town, 111.

—— towards Mačame, 124.

—— Méru, 126.

—— Ugweno, 125.

Violets, 336.

Virapan (Indian servant), 40, 49, 57, 58, 136, 145, 148, 168, 178, 190, 214, 232, 266, 301, 302, 351.

Vocabularies, collecting, 160.

—— of Masai, Latuka, &c., 501.

—— —— Ki-čaga, Ki-taveita, &c., et seq., 521.

—— —— Waboni and Galla, 401.

—— —— Šuli, Kavirondo, Bari, &c., 400.

Volcano, Kilima-njaro an extinct, 1, 326.

Vultures, 128, 176, 177, 216, 220, 304, et seq., 359, 423.

Waggons used for transport, 552.

Wakefield, Rev. Thomas, 42, 48.

War fires, 169.

Wart-hog (Phacochœrus), 216, 218, 422, 424.

Wasps, 269, 363.

Water-birds, 359.

—— falls, 307.

—— of ǰipé, 298.

Watercourses, artificial, of Čaga, 117, 118, 120, 121, 123.

Waterhouse, Mr. Charles O., on the Coleoptera of Kilima-njaro, 372–377.

Wax, 547.

Wilderness, African, 58, 81, 395.

Wild animals, sale of, 548.

—— flowers, 50, 87, 91, 147, 148, 230, 233, 235, 267, 329.

Wing of ostrich, 359.

Wolof, the, Negroes, 427.

Worm, note on a nematoid, 364.

Xyloropus, 363.

Yao people, the, 61, 299.

Zambesi, 98, 334, 422, 493, 552.

—— Expedition, the, 19.

Zanzibar, 13, 15, 248, 319.

——, architecture of, 36, 37; army of, 35; history of, 17; houses of, 28; 572population of, 35; position of, 17; streets of, 35; trade of, 35; vegetation of, 37; zoology of, 37.

Zanzibar, Sultan of (Sayyid Barγaš), 20, 98, 99, 100, 307, 313, 315; his appearance, 32; character, 34; clock-tower, 29; flag, 313; income, 35; a visit to, 31; his palace, 31.

Zanzibaris, 13, 553.

——, author’s, 40, et seq., 48, 49, 52, 63, 109, 115, et seq., 130, 146, 166, 179, 184, 195, 266, 270, 318.

Zebras, 66, 68, 216, 220, 224, 301, 485.

Zegūha, or Zegūa, Wa-, 307, 310, 398.

—— —— ——, Ki-, 307.

Ziwani, 52, 54.

Zoology, the, of Kilima-njaro, 350–394.

—— —— —— Zanzibar, 37.

Zulu, 288, 430, 482, 488, et seq.

Zuṅgu, Wa- (white man), 317.

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