1. Bamboo tobacco-pipes; one-tenth natural size. Torres
Straits. Drawn by the author from specimens in the British
Museum.
2. Rubbing of the handle of a wooden comb; one-half natural
size. Torres Straits. In the author’s possession.
(Original.)
3. Drawings of animals by the natives of Torres Straits; about
one-quarter natural size. (Original.)
A. Jelly-fish; B. Star-fish; C. Hammer headed shark
(_Zygæna_); D. Group of two sharks (_Charcarodon_) and
a turtle; E. Eagle-ray (_Aëtobatis_); F. Sucker-fish
(_Echineis naucrates_); G. Tree-frog (_Hyla cœrulea_); H.
Two snakes on a tobacco-pipe, between them is the hole
in which the bowl is inserted; I. Crocodile (_Crocodilus
porosus_), with footprints; K. Cassowary (_Casuarius_)
pecking at a seed, and footprints, cf. Fig. 4; L. Dolphin
(_Delphinus_); M. Dugong (_Halicore australis_) spouting,
and indications of waves; N. Native dog (_Canis dingo_); O.
Man with a large mackerel-like fish.
A, B, G, H, L, occur on bamboo tobacco-pipes; C, E, I, K, M,
N, O, on drums; D, F, on pearl shells.
A, B, H, I, L, N, O, British Museum; C, E, K, Cambridge; G.
Oxford; D, F, Berlin.
4. Drum from Daudai; 37½ inches long. Sketched by the author
from a specimen in the Cambridge Museum. (Original.)
5. Rubbing of part of the decoration of a bamboo tobacco-pipe,
probably from the mouth of the Fly River; one-third natural
size, in the Liverpool Museum. In the original the lines
show dark on a light ground.
6. Series of arrows from Torres Straits, collected and
sketched by the author, and presented by him to the
Cambridge Museum; one-third natural size. (Original.)