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Saadani, i. 51, 55. Sabadu, i. 221, 238, 285, 344. Sabaganzi’s hill, i. 146; the official, 148. Saburi Rehani, ii. 286, 318, 338. Safeni, i. 101, 170, 176, 183-4, 187; “Wadi Safeni,” 44-5, 122; ii. 287, 294, 299, 322, 335, 369. Sagala river, i. 397. Salaam Allah, i. 208; ii. 134, 323-4. “Salina,” i. 81. Salt, rock salt, i. 75; manufactured, 307, 345, 370-1, 399; ii. 3, 40, 94, 137, 143, 243, 278, 356. Samba district, ii. 94. Sambuzi, i. 167, 237, 260; selected to escort me to the Muta Nzigé, 328, 335, 341; determines to desert me, 346; going to punishment, 353. Samé samé beads, ii. 4, 295. Samui village, i. 106. Sangalla Falls, ii. 334, 341; Sanga Yellala, 341—_see_ “Isangila.” Sangarika, chief of Kankoré, ii. 169. Sankuru river, ii. 230. Saramba, the “guide” on Lake Victoria, i. 123, 141, 147, 149, 150, 181, 188, 190. _Saruti_ of Uganda, i. 148. Sayed bin Salim, Governor of Unyanyembé, ii. 7. Saywa, ii. 128, 133, 181, 221, 283, 297-8, 313. Schweinfurth, ii. 216. Scudamore, Rev. Mr., i. 60. _Seagull_, H.M.S., ii. 366. Sebituané, first of Makololo kings, i. 394. Sedge—_see_ “Canes,” &c. Sekajuju, &c., i. 330, 346. _Sekebobo_ of Uganda, i. 148, 160, 245, 247, 265, 292. Sennené! (peace!) ii. 81, _sqq._ “Sennenneh,” ii. 155, 162, 164, 166. Sentum and Sentageya, i. 167-8, 170-1. Sepulchre of Ukerewé kings, i. 196-7. Serombo district and village, in Unyamwezi, i. 383-7. Sessé Island, i. 167-8, 233, 236, 286—_see_ “Wasessé.” Setuba, i. 270, 290-1. Seyyid Barghash, sultan of Zanzibar, i. 31-2; abolition of slave-trade, 34; country of, 34; commercial enterprise,34; name, 34. Shahshi (plains of), i. 125, 128. Shambala’s, mission to, i. 61. Shari, basin of, ii. 215. _Shauri_, i. 45, 59, 98, 116-19, 120; “levees,” 151 _sqq._, 181, 195, 237, 258, 309. Shea butter-tree, ii. 218, 284. Sheep (broad-tailed), ii. 3, 4. Shekka, king of Bumbireh, i. 181-3, 213-5, 218, 231. Shepherd tribes, i. 73, 90, 108-9; Wataturu, 196; Ankori, 233; Wavuma, 332; Gambaragara and Usongora, 369; Uwya, 175; Uhamba, 374, 380—_see_ “Watuta.” Shields (used for defence by Expedition), ii. 157, _sqq._—_see_ “Arms.” Shimeeyu river, i. 94, 124, 169, 175. Shirati district, i. 129-30. Shirwa, i. 59. Shizu Island, i. 127. Shumari, i. 205-6; ii. 128, 129, 181, 221, 264, 272, 274, 283, 310. _Silurus_, ii. 321. Sima, i. 118, 124, 128. Simba Mwenni village, i. 70, 72. Simon’s Bay, ii. 366-8. Singo Island, i. 187, 206. Singwé, wild African damson, ii. 54. Sivué lake, i. 397. Slavery, at Zanzibar, i. 32-3, 36; of a Bumbireh, 219; Uganda, 238, 240; of women, 241, 251-4. Slaves, ii. 1, 2, 3; prices of, 4, 6, 66, 92, 94, 100, 279, 350. Slings, i. 135, 187, 207. Small-pox, ii. 49, 127, 138. Smith, Professor, ii. 341. Snails, ii. 104, 222. Snakes—_see_ “Reptiles.” Snipe, i. 95; ii. 229. Snow mountain, i. 336. “Sofi” beads, ii. 4. Soko, ii. 33, 61, 82, 107, 111, 112-3, 174, 190, 213. Songs and music, i. 112, 211, 312, 321, 397; ii. 48, 73, 164, 200, 354. Soudi, a youth, i. 98; ii. 266, 268, 285. Sources of the Nile, i. 7-21; Herodotus on, 7; Burton, 8, 11, 164—_see_ “Nile.” South Usmau, i. 110. Soweh Island, i. 146-7. Sparhawk, Mr. A., at Zanzibar, i. 24, 53; ii. 370. Spear-grass, i. 129; ii. 108, 183. Speke Gulf, i. 94, 122-5, 126, 128, 132, 188. Speke, John Hanning, i. 1, 12, 15, 118, 151-2, 296, 372. “Spirits of the Rocks,” dread of in Urungu, ii. 28. Spirit Island, ii. 44; “of the Falls,” 317. Spoonbills, i. 95, 104. Sport—ii. 27, 61, 336; zebra, 16; buffalo, 19, 23, 54, 123, 185, 229, 247, 254; leopards, 106, 158, 213, 220; elephants, 113, 157; antelope, 23, 64, 82, 185, 254, 321; hippopotamus, 158, 219, 229, 244; lion, 158; rhinoceros, 160; geese, 16, 229, 237, 243; ducks, 229, 243; snipe, 229—_see_ “Zoology” and “Ornithology.” Springbok, i. 104. Squirrels, ii. 190. Stanley Falls, ii. 96, 172, 195, 197, 199, 200, 203, 209-13, 244, 297, 175, 191, 192, 195, 236, 251, 253; pool, 258. Steere, Rev. E., Bishop, i. 61. Stellenbosch, ii. 367. _Sterculiaceæ_, ii. 284. “Stink-wood,” ii. 137. St. Joseph’s, i. 62. St. Luke’s Gospel, i. 252. Stork, ii. 243. Storms, i. 124, 128, 134, 139, 140, 186, 188; ii. 30-1, 158, 162, 219, 236, 242, 250, 254, 289; on Tanganika, 15, 22, 43. _Strelitza vagina_, ii. 219. _Strychnos_, ii. 268. Subiri, chief of the Ba-ama, ii. 170. Sugar-cane, ii. 2, 3, 56, 94, 131, 132, 178-80, 279. Suki, district, ii. 328. Suliman, a youth, murdered, i. 101. Sullivan, Commodore, ii. 367, 370. Sultan bin Kassim, ii. 6, 51. Sultan Mpamira’s, i. 79. Sultan of Zanzibar—_see_ “Seyyid Barghash.” Suna, i. 87, 93, 218, 273, 284-5, 288, 326. Sungoro Tarib, an Arab, i. 114, 116, 118, 122, 123, 192, 220. Sunset, at Zanzibar, i. 30; on the lake, 211. Superstitions—_see_ “Legends,” &c. Susa district, i. 130. Swahili, ii. 61. Sweet potatoes, ii. 2, 56, 94, 168, 348. “Switzerland of Africa,” i. 340. Sycamore, i. 208, 316; ii. 42.

Tamarind, i. 143, 155, 173, 315; ii. 19, 218, 284. Tamarisk, i. 81; ii. 108. _Tamega_, ship, ii. 338, 365. Tanga, i. 51; ii. 42. Tanganika, Lake, review of preceding explorations of, i. 3, 11, 13, 16, 18, 21, 42, 64, 119, 238; arrival at lake, 399; ii. 5-6, 7-9, 12-15, 21-22, 24, 39-40, 47, 50- 1, 53, 61-2, 71, 87, 89, 96, 191, 215, 216, 297, 342. Tarya Topan, i. 50, 53, 106. Tata country, ii. 97, 98. Tattooing extraordinary, ii. 223, 266. Teak, i. 173, 315; ii. 1, 14, 42, 122, 159, 219, 285, 287, 289. _Tekeh_, i. 307. Tembwé headland, ii. 39-40. Temperature—_see_ “Thermometer readings.” Tempests—_see_ “Storms.” “_The boat, oh! the boat_,” i. 204. Theft in the camp, ii. 274, 286, 295, 329, 333, 338. Thermometer readings, at Itumbi, i. 79; Ituru, 94; Kitaro, 126; on the lake, 137; Munulu river, 139, 340; at Mtogata, 366; ii. 236; readings of, 55; (heat of forest), 101, 102; range, 236. “The Stones,” i. 81, 83. Thunder, ii. 290. Timber, ii. 284—_see_ “Forests,” “Botany,” “Wood.” Tippu Tib, i. 42; ii. 74-7, 82-6, 88, 93, 97; village, 99-101, 107, 108, 109, 114, 117, 122, 128, 134, 136, 138, 144, 147, 150-1, 153. Tobacco, ii. 17, 92, 104, 131. Tomatoes, ii. 3. Tongwé, mountains of, ii. 16. Tori, Mtesa’s factotum, i. 148, 160, 260, 314. Tozer, Rev. Mr., i. 61. Trade and trade prospects, Zanzibar, i. 31-4; primitive trade, 118; Uganda, 164, 175, 251, 285, 296, 315-6, 319, 356; ii. 168, 197, 221, 224, 226, 262, 278-9, 288, 331, 348, 349; of Ujiji, 1-3, 4, 5, 6; of Nyangwé, 93-6; of the Livingstone, 130-1—_see_ “Zanzibar.” Travel, rate of, i. 115. Treachery, at Vinyata, i. 96-101; at Maheta, 132; at Ugamba, 136; at Mombiti, 140; at Uvuma, 140; at Bumbireh, 179, 223; at Kagehyi, 191; of Wenya, ii. 120; at Rubunga, 227. Trees—_see_ “Wood.” Tsetsé, ii. 228, 242. Tubanda district, ii. 73. Tubugwé (basin of), i. 75-6. Tuckey’s Farthest, ii. 115, 152, 238, 275, 276, 289, 334, 360; second cataract, 340; Capt. T., 341. Tugurambusa ridge, ii. 205. _Twiyanzi_, i. 313, _sqq._ Typhoid fever, ii. 133. Typhus and typhoid fever, i. 91, 106.

Ubagwé district, i. 389. Ubangi district, ii. 240, 241, 279. Ubembé district, ii. 39, 44. Ubi, or Eybiteri, Falls, ii. 177. Ubujwé country, ii. 54-5, 65. Ubwari Island, i. 17, 18; country, ii. 3, 45, 47. Uchambi district, i. 117, 128. Uddu, hills of, i. 167, 175, 305. Ufumbiro mountains, i. 364-5. Ugalowa, or Lualaba river, ii. 96. Ugamba country, i. 134, 136-7. Uganda, history of, i. 270-325; stay in, 147-165, 233-333; chiefs of, 239; army and fleet of, 239-40, 245-6; kings of, 298; districts subject to, 315, 321, 338; life and manners in, 299, 325-6, 328, 350-3; ii. 3, 64, 71, 87, 114, 298, 321—_see_ “Waganda.” Ugarowa river, ii. 78. Ugeyeya country, i. 121, 129-32, 175. Ugingo Island, i. 129-30, 133. Ugogo country, i. 78-81, 85, 91, 93, 95-97, 109, 164, 191. Ugoi district, i. 364. Ugombo (lake of), i. 75, 77-8. Ugoweh, i. 131. Ugoy district, ii. 1, 4, 15, 48. Ugufu country, i. 375. Uguha, i. 17; district, ii. 3, 8, 12, 41, 51, 54, 114, 222, 286. Ugungu district, i. 235, 282. Uguru, ii. 4. Uhha country, i. 364, 375, 392; ii. 3, 4, 6, 10, 12, 17, 39. Uhimba lake, i. 372-4. Uhombo village and district, ii. 57-8, 60, 63, 68. Uhumba, plain of, i. 79. Uhyeya district, ii. 55. Ujaju district, or Bujaju, i. 168. Ujiji country, i. 12, 16, 18, 20, 35, 46, 119, 120, 161, 163; ii. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8-9, 12, 13, 15, 21, 43, 47-8, 51-3, 68, 83, 86, 87, 94, 95, 117, 373. Ukafu, district in Uganda, i. 142, 147. Ukamba (peak), i. 72, 146. Ukara (island), i. 119, 127. Ukaranga forest, ii. 3, 4, 15, 51. Ukataraka village, ii. 224, 228. Ukassa, ii. 129, 130; rapids, 174. Ukedi country, i. 271. Ukeré river and district, ii. 226, 235. Ukerewé country, i. 12, 16, 121-6, 128, 175, 187—_see_ “Wakerewé.” Ukimbu country, or Uyanzi, i. 81. Ukioba Island, ii. 202, 203. Ukombeh village, i. 388. Ukongeh market, ii. 131. Ukonju country, land of cannibals, i. 368. Ukuna district, ii. 134, 191. Ukusu district, ii. 78, 94, 137; cannibals of, 155; river, 197. Ukwya, district of Ukerewé, i. 126. Ulagalla, old capital of Uganda, i. 274, 330. Ulambola Hills, ii. 13, 15, 18. Ulcers, ii. 127, 133. Uledi, the coxswain, i. 151, 205-6, 208; ii. 15, 125, 128, 133, 140-1, 144, 145, 154, 181-3, 194, 221, 268-72, 283, 285, 291, 294, 295, 297-8, 309-11, 312-14, 317, 323, 327, 328, 337, 344, 347, 351-3, 356-7, 373. Ulimengo, “the joker,” i. 44. Umangi district, ii. 226. Umbiru Point, i. 146. Umisepa village, ii. 29. Umvilingya, ii. 269. Ungomirwa, chief, i. 389. Ungufu rapids, ii. 333. Universities’ Mission, history of, i. 59, 63, 158. Unjaku headland, i. 167, 245. Unyambungu country, i. 368, 375. Unyampaka country, i. 342, 369. Unyamwezi country, i. 41, 95, 129, 380; ii. 3, 73, 321. Unyangwira hills, i. 81. Unya-Nsingé town, ii. 135, 136-8. Unyanyembé district in Unyamwezi, i. 35, 59, 85, 102-3, 119, 120, 164, 193, 232, 330, 387; ii. 7, 71, 95, 216. Unyoro country, i. 285, 290, 313; ii. 14, 71, 117, 148, 191, 195. Uplands, i. 84, 93, 102. Upoto, ridge ii. 219, 222, 235, 279. Urambo, or Uyoweh, capital and district of King Mirambo, i. 387. Urangi, series of villages, ii. 136, 224-7, 232, 235, 239, 279. Uranja village, ii. 136. Uregga, a forest land, ii. 78, 82-3, 98, 103, 110, 114, 170, 186, 213, 258, 277, 280, 281, 327. Urengo, Ulengo, river, i. 20. Uriambwa, the land of the tailed people, i. 368. Urimba, i. 17; camp at, ii. 16, 17. Urimi district, i. 85, 191. Urindi, ii. 3, 4, 47, 78, 94; river, 135, 161, 215. Urirwi Mountains, i. 110. Urondogani district, i. 14, 283. Urundi country, i. 364; ii. 39. Urungu village, ii. 13, 40. Ururi country, i. 121-3, 128-9, 175, 189—_see_ “Waruri.” Usagara country, i. 72, 76, 78, 175. Usagusi (village), i. 396. Usako Ngongo market, ii. 130. Usama Island, i. 137. Usambara district, i. 128. Usambiro district, i. 382. Usanda, i. 106. Usavara camp, i. 146-7, 155, 164, 238. Usekké village and district, i. 81. Usiha village, i. 106-8. Usimbi village, ii. 203. Usmau, i. 109, 118, 125. Usneæ moss, ii. 159. Usoga country, i. 133, 175, 271, 282-5—_see_ “Wasoga.” Usongora district, i. 336, 344, 366, 369; ii. 71, 191, 272; Meno, 78, 98, 158. Usuguru Island, i. 133-4, 136-7, 188, 286. Usui country, i. 152, 312, 366, 374. Usukuma, i. 13, 94, 103, 108-9, 112, 118-19, 128, 138, 150, 157, 161-3, 188; lake, ii. 12. Ussi Hills, ii. 129. Utambara, i. 392. Utaturu country, i. 94, 103. Utikera, village, ii. 192. Utiri district, i. 129. Utotera, slaves, ii. 100. Utumbi islands, i. 368-9. Uveriveri, jungles of, i. 87, 91, 97, 108. Uvinza district, ii. 3, 6, 10, 12, 14, 17, 56, 111—_see_ “Wavinza.” Uvira, i. 17; district, ii. 3, 65, 191. Uvitera Island, ii. 132. Uvuma Island, i. 138, 140, 147, 175, 238, 245. Uwya, ancient country, i. 175. Uyagoma district, i. 376. Uyanzi country, i. 81; ii. 249-50, 361. Uzigé district, ii. 3. Uzimba district, i. 340, 342, 369; ii. 89, 102, 105. Uzinza country, i. 175, 329. Uziri Island, i. 286. Uzongora country, i. 168-9, 174-5, 211, 221, 231, 285. Uzongoro district, ii. 342. Uzura, ii. 71, 72, 73, 98.

Vegetables, i. 105;
beans, sweet potatoes, vegetable-marrow, peas, tomatoes, yams, 315;
ii. 3, 56, 94, 131;
yams, 2, 94, 279, 281;
sweet potatoes, 2, 56, 94, 168, 348;
tomatoes, 3;
onions, 95, 279, 331—_see_ “Cassava.”
Vegetation of Zanzibar, i. 23-7, 33;
Mpwapwa, 76;
Uyanzi, 85;
Usukuma, 105, 108;
Ururi, 129;
Buka, 143-4;
Uganda, 157, 163;
Musira Island, 172-3;
Alice Island, 177;
Refuge Island, 211;
Central Africa, 299, 300, 315—_see_ “Botany,” “Forests.”
_Verbenaceæ_, ii. 219.
Victoria Nile, i. 15, 235, 240, 283, 313, 370—_see_ “Nile.”
Victoria Nyanza—review of previous explorations of, i. 2, 11, 12, 15,
47, 64;
sighted by the Expedition, 111;
camp at, 113-5;
preparing for voyage of, 116, 120-2;
fables regarding, 121;
start on, 122;
circumnavigation on, 123, 146, 166-189;
crossing it on return to Uganda, 203, 232; ii. 14, 52, 67, 195, 236,
287, 299, 335, 342, 373.
Vina Kya village, ii. 158.
Vinya Njara, ii. 142, 143, 145, 151, 153, 155, 185, 280.
Vinyata district, i. 95-7, 100, 103.
Violet-tree, ii. 219.
Viper, ii. 107.
_Vitex umbrosa_, ii. 219.
Volcanic phenomena, i. 130, 307, 336, 360-4, 366-7, 370; ii. 55, 135.
Vultures, i. 104.

Wabembé cannibals, ii. 45. Wabujwé, ii. 54, 55, 65. Wa-Bumbireh—_see_ “Bumbireh.” Wabwari tribe, ii. 44; or Wasongora Meno tribe, 135. Wadi Rehani, one of the Wangwana, coxswain, ii. 3, 93, 140, 166, 308, 325. Wadi Safeni, ii. 9, 67. Wafipa tribe, ii. 22. Waganda, character of, i. 149, 151-3, 158, 239, 318-9, 320; dress of, 144, 148, 151, 160, 226, 235, 237, 309—_see_ “Uganda,” i. 175, 212, 284, 286-9, 345-9; ii. 63, 359. Wagansu, plain of, i. 131. Wagassi, plain of, i. 131. Wagenya, or Wenya tribe, ii. 90, 96, 120. Wagogo, people of Ugogo, i. 85. Wagoma, or Wabembi (cannibals), ii. 44. Waguha tribe, ii. 12, 41, 54, 144, 222. Wahha tribe, ii. 3—_see_ “Uhha.” Wahuma shepherds, i. 218. Wahumba, people of Masai, i. 83. Wahya, Watambara, Wasumbwa, Waruri, Wakwya, Wazinga, i. 196. Wahyeya, ii. 55. Wajiji, people of Ujiji, i. 371; ii. 1-6, 9, 12, 21, 44, 219—_see_ “Ujiji.” Wajika or Wamasai, i. 125. Wajiwa (people of the sun), ii. 164, 169. Wakara, people of Ukara Island, i. 119, 127. Wakedi, people of Ukedi, i. 236, 282, 283. Wakerewé, 175, 177, 196-8, 207—_see_ “Ukerewé.” Wakimbu, tribe of, i. 85. Wakinguru, the hero, i. 281, 282. Wakombeh, or Wabembé, cannibals, ii. 191. Wakonju, people of Ukonju, ii. 186. Wakuneh, hills of, i. 130. _Wakungu_, or chiefs, of Uganda, i. 151, 156 Wakwanga dwarfs, ii 170. Walking-sticks, the custom of sending, i. 235. Wamasai, the, i. 73. Wami river, i. 71, 76. Wana Rukura, ii. 190-2. Wandui, a village, i. 108. Wanekamankua, camp at, ii. 106. Wané Mbeza, camp at, ii, 106. Wané Kirumbu, camp at, ii. 108, 109, 147. Wané Mpungu, ii. 186, 187, 277. Wangwana, origin and character of, i. 36, 42; habits tending to enervate, 44; ii. 48-51, 52, 73-4, 76, 116, 121-2, 140, 165, 212, 231, 287, 298, 310, 314, 318, 324, 329, 333, 335, 362, 367, 368—_see_ “Expedition,” 80, 85, 87, 88, 90, 96, 100, 106-7, 115, 135, 185, 342, 350, 353, 365. Wanhinni, i. 106. Wanpembé, camp at, ii. 25, 53. Wanpuma territory, ii. 161. Wanyamwezi, character of, i. 41-2; ii. 70, 85, 88, 100, 107, 113, 135, 149-50, 154, 359. Wanya Ruanda, ii. 3, 191. Wanyaturu, people of Ituru, i. 95, 99, 101, 382. Wanyoro, attack on Col. Bellefonds, i. 166, 274. War in Africa, its desultory character, i. 233-269; legendary wars of Uganda, 270-98; ii. 68; trivial causes of, 302—_see_ “Mirambo,” “Watuta.” War costume—Warimi, i. 89; Bumbireh, 183; Waganda, 240; Mtesa, 240, 256; ii. 155. War-cries: “Hehu-a-hehu,” i. 97, 179; “Kavya,” &c., 240-1, 247; “Setuba,” 291, 337; “Ooh-hu,” ii. 119, 123; “Bo-bo, bo-bo,” 143, 156; “Ya-Mariwa,” 204; “Ya Bangala,” 234; “Yaha-ha-ha,” 230 _sqq._ Waregga cannibals, ii. 82, 104-5, 114, 170, 185, 187, 190—_see_ “Uregga.” Warimi, i. 89, 90, 91. Wariwa canoes, ii. 208, 213. Waruri, i. 128, 392—_see_ “Ururi.” “Wasambye,” ii. 123, 126, 164. Wasessé, i. 245—_see_ “Sessé.” Wasoga, i. 236, 286-9—_see_ “Usoga.” Wasongora Meno cannibals, ii. 82, 139, 272—_see_ “Usongora.” Wasukuma, i. 85, 110, 117-8. Wa-Swahili tribe, ii. 66, 74. Wataturu shepherds, i. 196. Water birds—_see_ “Geese,” “Diver,” “Balæniceps,” “Ducks,” “Egrets,” “Ibis,” “Pelicans,” “Storks,” “Cranes.” Water-buck, i. 104, 331. Water-cane, ii. 36-8, 108—_see_ “Mateté.” Water-shed at Kikombo, i. 78; Uyagoma, 376; ii. 61, 216. Water-snakes, ii. 266, 321. Watongoleh—_see_ “Mtongoleh.” Watuta, i. 193; history of, 392-5; ii. 3 25, 191. Watwa dwarfs, ii. 170. Wavinzatribe, ii. 105, 113, 166, 170—_see_ “Uvinza.” Wavira cannibal tribe, ii. 44. Wavuma, i. 139, 141, 175, 217, 233, 247, 249, 256, 257, 260-1, 285. Wawizua Islands, i. 212. Wax, ii. 301. Wazinza, people of Uzinza, i. 175. Wazongora, people of Uzongora, i. 225, 230. Weasel, ii. 70, 104. Wellé of Schweinfurth, ii. 214-5; valley, 215. Wenya, ii. 119; villages of, 121; river, 122-3, 129, 193-7; upper, 197-8; cannibals, 277—_see_ “Wagenya.” West, Rev. Mr., i. 61. Western Unyamwezi, i. 85. Weza, village of, i. 231; rocks of, i. 108, 202; ii. 23. Whindi, i. 55. Whirlpool narrows, ii. 269. White Africans, i. 335, 369, 370. “Whitebait,” ii. 3, 219, 302, 316, 333. “White man with the open hand,” i. 105. White Nile, i. 11, 13. Whydahs, ii. 243. Wild boar, i. 88, 104. Wild date, ii. 219. Windermere lake, i. 361. Winds, i. 8, 124, 128, 130, 131, 132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 140, 141, 176, 180, 188, 203, 208, 233, 365; ii. 28, 30, 31, 35-6, 37, 145, 162, 219, 236, 238, 242, 254; on Tanganika, 15, 22, 43. Wines—Malofu Maramba, i. 138, 145, 149, 170, 212, 326; Zogga, ii. 11, 56, 94; Malofu, 151, 168; maramba, 11—_see_ also “Palm-wine.” Wirigedi district, at east end of Speke Gulf, i. 119, 125, 175. Wiru, coast of, i. 127, 188. Witchcraft: wizards—_see_ “Magic.” Women stolen by Expedition, i. 68; of Abaddi, 109; of Muiwanda, 133; of Mtesa’s court and harem, 154, 161, 239, 241-2, 314, 326, 336; wife of Kaduma, 209; burnt in camp, 268; wife of Kibaga, 275; mother of Ma'-anda, 278; captives in war, 289, 290, 294; occupations of, 302; relicts of Suna, 311; empress of Ruanda, 356; wife of Safeni, 393; of Uhombo, ii. 59-60; hidden by tribes, 71; of Uregga, 114; racing, 151; Amina, 242; bargaining with, 168; captives, 184; of Chumbiri, 249. Wood, trees, timber, forests, i. 76, 77, 85, 108, 129, 143, 155, 172, 173, 190—_see_ “Forests,” “Botany.” Wood-apple, ii. 54. Wye, i. 128. Wyyanzi, ii. 250; of Chumbiri, 277; canoes, 285.

Yambuyah, in Ukerewé, i. 126. Yams, i. 315; ii. 2, 94, 279, 281. Yangambi settlement, ii. 206. Yangi-yangi hills, ii. 344. Yaryembi river, ii. 202. Yavunga district, ii. 208. Yellala Falls, ii. 238, 275, 276, 325, 334, 341. Young’s river—_see_ “Lumami.”

Zaidi, i. 44;
Zaidi Mganda, 44, 124; ii. 181-3, 297, 373.
Zambezi river, mission at, i. 59; ii. 86, 252.
Zanzibar, arrival at, i. 14, 21, 22;
vegetation of, 23;
harbour and beach, 23, 29;
friends at, 24;
life at, 24, 30, 43-7, 49, 51, 54-5, 68;
sultan of, 31-4;
commerce, 34;
productions by the Arabs, 34-36;
Arabs of, 34-6;
Wangwana, Watuma, 36-41;
Tarya Topan, 50;
residents of, 52;
missions at, 59-60, 62, 152;
Mnazimoya, 25, 27, 28;
Shangani Point, 25;
Malagash inlet, 28;
Mbwenni, 28;
Ngambu, 39, 40.
Zanzibar and Zanzibaris, ii. 6-8, 50, 52, 66, 75, 76, 85, 86, 91, 97,
150, 151, 154, 188, 243, 315, 338, 346-7, 357, 364, 366, 368, 371-4.
Zebras, i. 73-4, 104, 331; ii. 16.
Zedziwa river, i. 235.
Zegi in Uvinza, i. 396-398.
Ziba village, camp at, i. 234
Zimbao, capital of “Monomatapa,” i. 394.
Zinga Falls, ii. 303, 316, 317-23, 325, 331, 345;
river, 304, 305;
chiefs, 307;
Mowa, 278, 288, 308, 313, 314, 316;
palms of, 314.
Zingeh, i. 80;
Christmas Day at, 80-1.
Zogga (palm-wine), ii. 11, 56, 94.
Zongwé cape, ii. 32.
Zoology—antelope, i. 104;
baboons, 366;
buffalo, 104, 295;
crocodiles, 127, 198;
dogs, 121, 282, 370, 273, 274, 295, 374;
giraffe, 104;
gnu, 104;
hartebeest, 104, 421;
hippopotamus, 125, 127, 129, 133, 185, 190, 200, 362;
hyenas, 94, 382;
leopards, 237, 285, 331, 382;
lions, 71, 74, 79, 87, 285, 331;
lynx, 285;
monitors, 127;
monkeys, 110, 315, 366;
rhinoceros, 89, 135, 365-7, 373-4;
springbok, 104;
waterbuck, 104, 331;
wild boar, 88, 104;
zebra, 73-4, 104, 331;
weasel, ii. 70, 104;
broad-tailed sheep, 3, 4;
crocodiles, 14, 141, 160, 213, 219, 223, 229, 237;
zebra, 16;
buffalo, 19, 23, 54, 123, 185, 229, 247, 254;
leopards, 82, 104, 106, 158, 213, 220;
gorilla, 59, 223;
monkey, 59, 104, 106, 107, 114, 131, 185, 213, 229;
asses, 66, 258, 343;
elephants, 113, 157;
“soko,” 61, 82, 107, 111-3, 174, 190, 213;
pigs, 94, 123, 277;
cat, 20;
antelope, 23, 64, 82, 185, 254, 321;
dogs, 55, 170, 222, 321;
goats, 60, 258;
boars, 223;
coney, 321;
civet, 104, 114, 190, 213, 220;
mongoose, 104;
squirrel, 190;
baboons, 107, 229;
lemur, 107, 174, 185, 229;
otter, 185;
hippopotamus, 158, 219, 229, 224;
lion, 158;
rhinoceros, 160—_see_ “Ornithology,” “Entomology,” “Ichthyology,”
“Reptiles,” “Molluscs.”

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Transcriber’s Note

In the list of full-page illustrations, #16 appears facing page 358, not page 356. This has been corrected.

Minor lapses in punctuation in the Index have been corrected. However, Where the sequence of pages in an entry are out of numerical order, no changes were made.

In the Index entry for ‘Physical Geography’, the reader is directed to a topic ‘Channels’, which does not exist. Likewise, there is no obvious referrent for the topic ‘Rise and Fall of Rivers’.

There are several references in the index to ‘Jumah’, but only a entry for ‘Juma Merikani’, an Arab trader, who in Volume 1 is called ‘Jumah Merikani’, but in Volume 2, ‘Juma’. The ferences for ‘Juma’ in Volume 2 seems to confuse the two. The reference to p. 75 refers to Juma(h) Merikano, but the reference to p. 327 refers to Abed bin Jumah (perhaps Jumah’s son), a guide who died with Frank Pocock at Livingtone Falls.

At 219.2, a tropical fruit called ‘anoma’ is described. This may be ‘annona’ (or ‘anona’), though the fruit is described as ‘clusters of crimson’, which does not seem to jibe with current images of the species.

The index entry for ‘Mtongoleh’ refers the reader to the topic ‘Titles’, which does not exist. There is no index topic (_per se_) for ‘Palm- wine’; however, there is a reference to ‘Zogga’ (palm-wine).

The Index entry ‘Camps’ refers to ‘Itinerary’ in the Appendix preceding the Index itself, presumably the dated table entitled ‘Positions of the following Places’.

The page reference (ii., pp. 693-6) regarding the trade prospects in Nyangwé is incorrect. It was most likely intended to be pp. 93-6, and has been corrected.

Tnere are a number of discrepancies in the Index references, where the index topics are spelled differently than in the text itself: Igenku/Igenko, Isangalla/Isangila, Kpumpi/Kipimpi, Lukugu/Lukuga, Lumani/Lumami, Alambola/Ulambola, Usongoro/Usongora, Uhamba/Uhumba, Rumami/Rumani, Ruweru/Rweru, Shiza/Shizu, Monangeh/Monangah. To avoid confusion, these have been corrected.

Other errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.

x.12 Ubujw[e/é] and Uguha Head-dress Replaced.

x.19 Ubujw[e/é] ”

3.15 the countries contiguous[ ]to Unyamwezi and Inserted.
Uganda

6.39 Bana M[o/a]kombé Replaced.

24.38 and that [N/M]pimbwé ridge ”

71.24 what had become of them[.] Added.

100.16 Tippu-Ti[p/b]’s Arab dependants Replaced.

128.28 into collis[i]on with the natives Inserted.

155.11 after passing Vin[j/y]a-Njara Replaced.

212.22 [Their] blood is up now. Restored
(probable).

220.14 However, patience[.] Added.

228.17 north latitude 1° 41′ 0″[.] ”

239.23 for a tusk of ivory[.] ”

253.17 the woods of Ndand[e/é]-Njoko Replaced.

290.35 = 4 feet [6/2]½ inches. Math error.

304i MAS[S]ASSA FALLS Inserted.

327.37 by a fall from the cliffs[.] Added.

369.40 their friends, acquaint[t]ances, countrymen Removed.

378.27 a m[u/a]kumi mwenda Replaced.

404.53 Kabu[ss/zz]i Replaced.