On the Lawas river. Photo, M. G. Bradford 363 The _Gazelle_. Photo, Buey Hon 372 Sea-Dayak war-boat. Photo, C. A. Bampfylde 373 Land-Dayak weapons. C. R. Wylie 373 The Sarawak Rangers. Photo, Lambert and Co. 376 Rangers in mufti. Photo, Buey Hon 377 Kapit Fort. Photo, C. A. Bampfylde 380 Fort Alice, Simanggang. Photo, Lambert and Co. 385 Sea-Dayak war-boats. Photo, C. A. Bampfylde 391 The Astana. C. R. Wylie, from photos 393 Kuching, from down river. Photo, Buey Hon 394 Drawing-room, Astana. Photo, Lambert and Co. 397 Dining-room, Astana. Photo, Lambert and Co. 397 The Esplanade, Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 399 Hospital, Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 403 The Malay Members of Supreme Council. Photo, Buey Hon 407 The Police. Photo, Buey Hon 409 Chinese Street, Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 413 Interior of Museum, Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 415 Buildings in Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 421 General Market, Kuching. Photo, Lambert and Co. 423 Chesterton House, Cirencester. Photo, W. D. Moss 424 The Borneo Company's Offices, Kuching. Photo, Buey Hon 425 A pepper garden 434 Chinese sluicing for gold. Photo, Buey Hon 436 Brooketon coal-mines. Photo, Buey Hon 437 Cyanide works at Bau. Photo, Buey Hon 438 St. Joseph's and St. Thomas's Churches. Photo, Buey Hon 439 Malay mosque. Photo, Buey Hon 439 S.P.G.'s boys' school. Photo, Buey Hon 441 S.P.G.'s girls' school. Photo, Buey Hon 442 R.C. boys' school. Photo, Buey Hon 443 Chinese temple 450 _Map at end of volume._ TITLES SULTAN.—Supreme head of the once large Bruni Sultanate, which is now only a corner or enclave within the raj of Sarawak. Iang di Pertuan, the Lord who Rules, is the correct supreme title in Bruni, and the one most generally in use.[1] SULTAN MUDA, heir-apparent. Lit. young Sultan, but seldom used. Iang di Pertuan Muda is the more correct Malay title. Cp. Pangiran, _infra_.