Tribes, native, of Borneo: classification of; intermingling of; friendly relations among; characteristics and capabilities of; the Bahau; Basap; Bato-Pola; Bukats; Bukits; Busang; Duhoi; Ibans; Katingans, Upper and Lower; Kayans; Kenyahs; Long-Glats; Mehalats; Murungs; Muruts; Oma-Lokvi; Oma-Palo; Oma-Sulings; Oma-Tapi; Oma-Tepe; Orang Bahau; Ot-Danums; Penihings; Penyahbongs; Punans; Saputans; Siangs; Tamoans Triennial feast, the great; the purpose of; building of place of worship; food regulations at; service imparting health and strength at; dance of blians at; dance of the people; killing and preparation of pigs for; the banquet; practical joking at; rice-throwing at; wrestling; march of blians; end of Trumpets, as accompaniment to singing Trunk, steel Trustworthiness of natives Truthfulness of natives Tuak. _See_ Brandy Tuan Allah Tuba-fishing Tumbang Djuloi, village of Tumbang Mantike, iron ore at Tumbang Marowei, village of; return to; data from, concerning Murungs Tumingki, village of Turtle; supposed to be poisonous Twins, among children of the Dayaks _Two Orphans, The_, folk-lore tale Ugga River, the Uljee, J.A. Ulu-Ots, supposed to be cannibals; habitats of; believed to have tails and to sleep in trees; number and appearance of; inveterate head-hunters; collective name for several tribes Ulung Ela, the fatherless boy Ulung Tiung, the motherless boy Umbrellas, carried by Malays; useful for travel in Borneo Upper Kahayan River, the, folk-lore from Vaccinateur, the Vancouver, arrival at Van Dijl, Lieutenant J. _Varanus,_ Vegetables, used in cure of diseases; stew of Vegetation in the jungle, change in denseness of; rapid growth of Vendetta among the Katingans Vergouwen, J.C. Villages, custom of changing location of Voices, shrill Von Luschan colour scale Wages, paid to boatmen Wah-wah (man-like ape); traits of; human behaviour of; knife handles made from engraved bones of; superstition concerning Walking, native manner of Wallace, A.R., quoted, on the Boro Budur; his opinion of the durian; his _Malay Archipelago_ quoted War-dance War, European Watch-tower, a Water, boiling of drinking, essential in tropics; temperature of bathing, in tropics; salt, from rocks; pool of salt Water-buffaloes; sacrifice of; herd of, at Batokelau; at times an antoh Water-plant Wealth of the Dayaks Weapons: the klevang; the parang; the spear; the sumpitan; carried by women Wearing apparel: aboriginal, added to collection; the Dayak; of Katingan women; of Kenyah women; of Penyahbongs; mourning garments Weather, variety in, in the tropics Weaving, by the Bugis; material for clothing; rattan mats Wedding, festival; at Tumbang Marowei. See also Marriage customs _When Husband and Wife are Antohs,_ folklore tale Widows, rules observed by