# Savage Island/Index

INDEX
Abduction, 108 Adultery, the punishment for, 105 Aitutaki, 90 —teachers, 73 Alofi, 63, 69, 82, 93, 113, 115, 147; arrival at, 6, 10; the cottages of, 14; church of, 18, 35; a council at, 23 et seq.; types of physiognomy at, 88
Amosa, the Samoan teacher, 77
Apia, 4
Architecture, native, 16-18
Asibeli Kubu, 160
Ata, 201, 202
—family, the, death portent of, 197, 201
Atatá, the islet of, 152 Avatele, 72, 77, 147 ; the people of, 89, 90; the headman of, 122
Aylen, Captain, 190, 191
Baker, Shirley Waldemar, 160 et seq., 167, 168, 175, 181, 183, 200, 216
Bea, 194, 195
Beauty, the Tongan ideal of, 203
Bell, Mr., 67
Blue-jackets, the political influence wielded by, 124
"Broom Road," the, 106
Bubonic plague, 114
Burial customs, 50, 51
Calliope, H.M.S., 190
Camden, the, 75
Camping and Tramping in Malaya, H. Rathbone's, 100 (footnote)
Cannibalism, 102
Catacombs, ancient, 51
Cator, Captain, 80
Celt, a curious stone, 216
Chincha Islands, the, 81
Circumcision, the practice of, 92 Cloudy Bay, a native fight in, 131 Cook, Captain, 127, 130; landing of, in Niué, 69, 70; a relic of, 150, 205; native traditions of his visit to Tonga, 206
Cook's Voyages, 220
Copra, trade in, 56 et seq.; manufacture of, 58, 61; price of, 61; use of, 62
Crawshaw, Captain, 211
Crime, an unknown, 113
Crime and its punishment, 103 et seq. Crook, Mr., 75 Cruise of H.M.S. "Fawn," The, 80 (footnote) Custom, a unique, 92
Dance, a native, 119, 120 Disease, native fear of, 75, 76; introduced by whalers, 78 Diseases of the natives, 133 et seq. "Dongai," 100 Duel, a mimic, 121 Duff, the, 75, 105 Dunedin, the Bishop of, 162
Earth, tradition of the peopling of the, 84 Eaves-dropping, 208 Elephantiasis, cases of, 176 English, Mr., 131 Entertainment, a native, 117 et seq. Erskine, Captain, visit of, to Niué, 77 European merchants, 209 Evil spirits, belief in, 99
Fakafolau, the practice of, 102 Falcon Island, 183 Fao, 86, 87 Fataaki, King, 2, 3, 35, 36 (footnote) Fatafehi, 157, 168, 171, 182, 189, 214, 216 — family, death portent of, 197 Favourite, H.M.S., 194, 195 Fawn, H.M.S., 80 Feletoa, fortress, 191, 193 Fiji, 94, 100; the Mathuata province in, 95; medical officers in, 98; warriors of, 131; concubitancy in, 135; land tenure in, 138 Fijian architecture, 16, 17 Finau, George, 185, 190, 191 — Ulukalala, 189, 191-3 Flies, swarms of, 140 Flood, Mr., 50; his store, 55 Fono, the, 37, 111, 112 Fornander, 91 French missionaries, the influence of, 218 Fujipala, 182 Futuna, 21, 22
Galiaga, King, 36 (footnote) George Tubou I., King, 144, 158, 216 George Tubou II., King, 158 German plantations in Samoa, 3, 81 Germans in Tonga, the, 153, 172, 173 Gilbert Islands, 90 Gill, Mr., 90 Godefroy and Sons, 57 Goodenough, Commodore, 35 Graves. See Burial customs Grey, Sir George, 84 Grice Sumner, Messrs., 81
Haapai, 212; population of, 179 (footnote) Hakupu, the headman of, 133 Havannah, H.M.S., 77
Hawaii, 152, 155; the Queen of, and Tonga, 174 Hawaiian history, 91 Hayes, "Bully," 57, 79, 81-3 Head, R. H., 38, 57, 63, 64, 66, 81-3, 133, 135; family of, 67 — Mrs., 68 Hihifo, flying foxes at, 196; Captain Cook's visit to, 206 Home, Captain Sir J. Everard, 190 Honolulu, the Bishop of, 162 Hood, Lieut. T. H., his visit to Niué, 65, 80 Hornets, 198 Huanaki, 86, 87 Hunga Cave, the, 190, 191
Infanticide, 102 Influenza, prevalence of, 75 Isabel, the, 65
John Williams, the, 75 Jurisdiction over foreigners, 173 Justice, native, 103 et seq., 107
Kaiser, the first, a portrait of, 174 Kanakubolu, 196 Kau-ulu-fonua, 20-2, 69 Kava, the use of, 95, 97
— plant, the, cultivation of, 95 Kolovai, 200
— family, the, death portent of, 197 Kopega, the, 104 Kubu, 168, 171, 202
Labour trade, the, 81 Land tenure, 136 et seq. Langa'iki, the deity, 93 Lavinia, the princess, 20, 159 Lawes, Frank, 9, 10, 19, 23-28, 30, 31, 53, 54, 67, 93, 97, 103, 109-12, 118, 121, 122, 135, 141, 143, 147 — Mrs., 28; bounty of, 145, 146 — Rev. W. G., 71, 79 Lizard, the, sanctity of, 93, 98 Lomaloma, 97 London Missionary Society, the, 9, 13, 60; the house of, 12, 13; influence of, 51, 52, 59, 141; the penal code of, 105
Macgregor, Sir William, 216 (footnote) Maclennan, Dr. Donald, 155, 156, 175, 177,213 Maealiuaki, William, 178 Mafuike, 87 Maiden Island, 81 Malofafa, 20 Mangaia, 90 Maria Bay, 196 Mariner, William, 190, 191 (footnote), 193, 218, 220 Marshall, H. J., R.N., 190 Martin, John, M.D., 191 (footnote), 193 Matapulega, the rite of, 92 Mateialona, 212 Mau'i, the deity, 84-6, 88 Measles, an epidemic of, 180 Messenger of Peace, the, 71 Mildura, H.M.S., 11 (footnote), 147 Mua, 196, 219 Murder, the punishment for, 104
Native beliefs, 94 et seq.; customs, 50, 51, 92, 95, 133 et seq. mythology, 84; superstitions, 51, 52; justice, 103 et seq., 107; entertainment, 117 et seq. Neiafu, the port of, 172, 184 New Zealand, annexation of Niué to, 45, 147; and her dependencies, 149 Niué-Fekai, letter from chiefs of, to Queen Victoria, 1; the inhabitants of, 3, 11; native politics in, 9; the architecture of, 15-18; the church in, 16; a tradition of the invasion of, 20 et seq.; the language of, 28; institutions of, 34; sovereignty in, 37, 38; annexation of, to New Zealand, 45, 147; burial customs in, 50, 51; superstition in, 51, 52; traders in, 56 et seq.; cocoanut plantations in, 57, 58; a set of stocks in, 65; influence of Samoan teachers in, 77; anchorages of, 79 (footnote); mythology of, 84; meaning of the name, 88; origin of the people of, 89 et seq.; tattooing in, 92; a unique custom in, 92; beliefs in, 94; infanticide in, 102; the tribunals of, 103 et seq.; the warriors of, 127, 130, 131; want of dignity in the natives of, 129; earth-hunger in, 138 Niuafoou, population of, 179 (footnote) Niuatobutabu, population of, 179 (footnote) Nukualofa, 145, 155, 158, 159, 163, 164, 194, 198, 201, 211; plague of hornets at, 199, 200
Ofa, Princess, 159, 164; joins the Church of England, 162, 163
Pacific Islands, the, federation of, 146 Pacific Islands Co., the, 55, 137 Pakieto, King, 36 (footnote) Patterson, H. W., 57 Patuavalu, King, 36 (footnote) Paula, the Samoan teacher, 77 Penal code, a, 112, 113, 178 Penalties for crimes, 108 Peniamina Nukai, 75, 78 Petitions from the natives, 206, 207 Polynesian chiefs, 170, 175
— music, 218 Polynesians, the, 3, 165; dignity of, 129 Population returns, 179 Porpoise, H.M.S., 4, 33, 117, 123, 146, 184, 215, 216; a royal visit to, 46, 171 Port-au-Prince, the, 192 Pratt, Rev. G., 79 Priesthood, the, 95 Protectorates, 41 et seq. Pulangi Tau, the, 103, 104 Punimata, King, 36 (footnote) Pylstaart Island, 91
Quarantine regulations, 113, 115
Ranfurly, Lord, 11 (footnote), 147 Rarotonga, 74, 105
Rathbone, H., 100
Ravenhill, Captain, 23, 39, 46, 48, 123
Relationships, 136
Resolution, the, 206
Review of Reviews, The, 210
Ross, Captain, 65
Sakaio, the Samoan teacher, 77
Samoa, 152; German plantations in, 3, 81; visit of John Williams to, 74; mission school in, 74, 75, 77
"Samoa Convention, 1899," the, 4, 73
Samoan teachers, the, 77, 92, 105, 133 Samuela, the Samoan teacher, 77
Sateki, 158, 164, 169, 209, 210
Savage Island. See Niué
Seddon, R. J., 146
Spearman, Lieutenant, 70
Spells, the working of, 98
Stanmore, Lord, 66
Stone of power, the, 35
Suicide, 109
Superstition, prevalence of, 51, 197, 201
Tahiti, 105
Takalaua, King, 20
Talanga, 87 Talatala hina, the, flowers of, 197
Tamajia, 20
Tangaloa, the deity, 84
Taufa'ahau. See George Tubou II. Tauranga, H.M.S., 124
Tauvu, 94
Taxes, 29
Tepá, 89
Theft, 109
Toeumu, 191
Tonga, 91, 153, 155, 172; the protectorate over, 4, 172, 174, 215, 216; taxes paid by labourers in, 29; the Free Church of, 161; the army of, 167; the Queen of, 175; the European colony of, 180
Tongan castaways, a colony of, 91
— families, death portents of, 197
— music, Appendix
Tongans, the, 173, 189; cave of, 14, 18, 19; burial customs of, 51, 52; energy of, in copra-making, 59; practice of tattooing amongst, 91; regard of, for the English, 124 et seq.; their ignorance of surgery, 176; their ideal of female beauty, 203
Tongatabu, 152; population of, 179 (footnote)
Tongia, King, 34, 35 (footnote), 36-9, 113, 116, 128, 137, 148; his daughter, 83; letter from, to Queen Victoria, 151
Totemism, 93
Traders, 56 et seq. Treaty, the signing of a, 30, 172 et seq.; 214
Tuapa, 9, 10, 35 (footnote), 36, 54, 55, 63, 134; cave near, 65; the road to, 49; the King's palace in, 54
Tui Belehake. See Fatafehi
Tui Kanakubolu, death portent of the, 197 —Tonga, the, 88 Tuitonga, King, 2, 35, 36 (footnote) Tukuaho, 154, 157, 158, 163 Tungi, 154, 163, 195, 212, 213 Turner, Dr., 75-7, 96, 106 Tutunekai, the, 146
Ugliness, the cult of, 129 Unga, 188 Utulei Point, 184
Vavau, 172, 182 et seq.; the native church of, 16, 18; the German coaling-station at, 186, 187 Victoria, Queen, letter to, from native chiefs, i; from King Tongia, 151; a portrait of, 23, 28; autograph letters for, 150; presents from the King of Tonga, 167
Webber, Mr. Amherst, 25, 203, 213, 214, 219, 220 Wesleyan missionaries, 59 Whalers, 78 Williams, John, 71-6, 127 Witchcraft, belief in, 96, 97 Women doctors, 135 Woodlark Island, 216 (footnote)
PLYMOUTH WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, PRINTERS