Chapter VII
To Honolulu, Hawaii--Recrossing the 180th Meridian--Cheap
Ice and Bananas--"Don't Spit" Signs--Sugar Cane--The Prize
"Black Maria" of the World--Education--Natives Seek Easy
Jobs--Home of the Last Queen--Hilo--To Kilauea Crater--The
Volcano in Action--An Appalling Scene 394
Itinerary 405
Map.
ILLUSTRATIONS
Towering Palms of Rio. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (See
page 22) _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
Southern Cross. (See page 17.) 16
Plaza de Mayo (top) and Avenida de Mayo (bottom).
Buenos Aires, Argentine 30
Jim Fish Was the Swiftest Puller that Ever Wore a
Brace of Horns. Durban, South Africa. (See page
61) 60
Zulus "Scoffing" Mealy Meal. Zululand, South Africa 78
Native Huts and Kafir Corn (top); African Transport
(bottom). South Africa 96
Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. (See page 122) 122
Parliament House, Melbourne (top), and Victoria Markets,
Sydney, Australia (bottom) 162
Maori Women Cooking by Boiling Springs (right).
(See page 193.) Maori Women's Salute--Rubbing
Noses and Shaking Hands (left). New Zealand.
(See page 195) 194
Interior of Samoan Home, Built of Breadfruit Tree, Secured
by Coir; No Nails Used. Samoa. (See page 213) 212
Vigil on the Veld (top), British East Africa; "Trolley"
Pushers (bottom), Beira, Portuguese East Africa.
(See page 230.) 248
Parsi (right), Bombay, India. (See page 271.) Bhisti
(Water-Carrier) (left). India. (See page 293.) 270
Types of Indian Soldiers. The Goorkha (right). (See
page 311.) The Sikh (left). (See page 311.) 290
Mount Kinchinjanga (Himalayas). Center Peak in
Circle, Mount Everest. Darjeeling, India. (Photo,
Burlington) 312
Small Colony of Half a Million Sampan Dwellers of
Pearl River; These Water Homes Save House Rent.
Canton, China. (See page 351.) 352
Panorama of Honolulu, Hawaii 398
LEG ONE
SEVEN LEGS ACROSS THE SEAS
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