Procession of the Sultan of Gonong Tabor 133 Ears of Dyaks at Gonong Tabor 135 Portrait of Mahomed Pullulu, Sultan of Sooloo 139 Tanka Boats--Hong Kong 141 Chinese Fishermen 145 Cook's Shop 146 Pagoda--Ningpo 154 Tanka Boat Women 165 Man-of-War Junk 168 Trading Junks 169 Japanese Boat 184 Salt Smugglers 193 Spanish Galleon 196 Water Carriers--Manilla 199 Illanoan Pirates 208 Natives of N. E. Coast of Borneo 210 Convict 215 Kling Woman 216 BORNEO AND THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO. On the 25th of January, 1843, H. M. S. Samarang, being completely equipped, went out of Portsmouth harbour and anchored at Spithead. The crew were paid advanced wages; and, five minutes after the money had been put into their hats at the pay-table, it was all most dexterously transferred to the pockets of their wives, whose regard and affection for their husbands at this peculiar time was most exemplary. On the following day, the crew of the Samarang made sail with full hearts and empty pockets.