Mohammedanism Money (wang) Money-box, the stealing of a Monkeys: long-nosed; food sacrifices to; supposed to be able to swim; saying of natives of Java concerning; seen along Pembuang River; as food; along the Busang River; figure of, to protect rice-field; superstition concerning red; tale of the cocoanut. _See also_ Orang-utan _and_ Wah-Wah Monogamy Months, designated by numbers Moon, native belief concerning; tatu marks representing Morning-glories Mosque, wooden, at Sembulo Mosquito-netting Mosquitoes; illness caused by sting of _Motherless Boy, The_, folk-tale Moths Motor-boat, prahu towed by Mountains of Borneo: Kinabalu; Gunong Rega; first appearance of; on Busang River; crossing the Bukit; Lung Karang; seen from Batokelau; canyon through; Mountain of Images; seen from Tumingki; the stone man and the stone wife; Muller Mourning garments Mouse-deer, capture of a; superstition concerning Moving-pictures shown to natives Muara Laong Muara Tewe, in Muara Topu Mud, taken from pool bottom Muller mountains, home of the Penyahbongs Murder, vendetta resulting from. _See also_ Killing Murungs, the, physical appearance of; a stay among; dance of; dress of; soldiers killed by; filing of teeth by; marriage customs of; funeral customs of; location of; tatuing of; customs regarding childbirth; wooden images employed by; belief of, concerning number and location of souls Muruts, the Musangs, tame Museum, nucleus of, in Bandjermasin Music, good spirits attracted by Musical instruments: the drum; the flute; the jews'-harp; the sapi; the sarunai; the shield; trumpet; folk-tale about Mustaches Nagah, good and evil spirit; represented in decorative designs; description of; names given to, by different tribes Nagasaki, western influence in Nahamerang, village of Names, in vogue among Katingans; custom of changing Naming of children Nangca (fruit) Napoleonic Wars, the _Nasalis larvatus_ Natives of Borneo. _See_ Dayaks _and_ Tribes Necklaces, bead; made of stalks of plants; on kapatongs Negara _Nepenthes_ Netherlands India, Governor-General of New Guinea, securing men for expedition to; fitting out of expedition to, interrupted by war; omen bird heard at start of an expedition to Newspapers, received at Long Kai Nieuwenhuis, Dr. A.W.; attempt to kill Nipa palm Nohacilat, aboriginal wearing apparel from "Nokken," Norwegian superstition of the Nomorunge, village of Nose, in Long-Glat leave-taking Nudity, chasteness of Numbers, sacred Nuncilao, village of Nundun, the Oatmeal Obongbadjang, folk-tale about Oeloe Soungei, district of Oil, at Balik Papan Oma-Gaai, Kayan sub-tribe Oma-Lakan, the, Kayan sub-tribe Oma-Lokvi, the Oma-Palp, the; festival of