117. Blossom of an Ixora; from Stevens.

118, 119. Magic combs of the Orang Sĕmang; from Stevens.

120. Diagram of the uppermost pattern of Fig. 119, with

rectification of that pattern; from Stevens.

121. Magical pictograph of the Orang-hûtan against the slings of

scorpions and centipedes; size of original, 9¾ inches;

from Stevens.

122. Magical device of the Orang Bĕlendas against a skin

disease; size of original, 19 inches; from Stevens.

123. Rain-charm of the Orang Bĕlendas; size of the original, 10½

inches; from Stevens.

124. Stretching-cleat of a drum from Mangaia, in the Berlin

Museum; from March, after Stolpe: two-thirds natural size.

125. Rubbings from the handles of symbolic adzes from the Hervey

Islands. A. Free Library Museum, Belfast; B, C. Belfast

Natural History Museum; one-third natural size. (Original.)

126. Rubbing of part of the decoration of a Mangaian symbolic

paddle, Norwich Museum; natural size. (Original.)

127. Rubbing of part of the carving of the handle of a symbolic

paddle from the Hervey Islands in the Natural History

Museum, Belfast; one-half natural size. (Original.)

128. Rubbing of “part of the terminal of a paddle-shaped

implement in the Vienna Museum”; from March, after Stolpe;

two-thirds natural size.

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