| PAGE |
| Map | 7 |
| The atoll of Niau | 16 |
| The anchorage at Tahauku. Atuona lies just around the first headland to the right | 17 |
| A Paumotu atoll after a blow | 32 |
| A squall approaching Anaa | 33 |
| Picking up the atoll of Anaa from the deck of the schooner Flying Fish | 48 |
| Canoes and cutters at atoll of Anaa, Paumotu Islands | 49 |
| The road from the beach | 64 |
| An American Josephite missionary and his wife, and their church | 65 |
| Typical and primitive native hut, Paumotu Archipelago | 80 |
| Copra drying | 81 |
| Atoll of Hikuera after the cyclone | 96 |
| The wrecked County of Roxburgh | 97 |
| Mormon elders baptizing in the lagoon | 112 |
| Over the reef in a canoe | 113 |
| Robber-crab ascending tree at night. One of the few photographs taken of the marauder in action | 128 |
| Where the Bounty was beached and burned | 129 |
| The church on Pitcairn Island | 144 |
| The shores of Pitcairn Island | 145 |
| Spearing fish | 160 |
| A canoe on the lagoon | 161 |
| Ready for the fishing | 161 |
| Spearing fish in the lagoon | 176 |
| The Captain and two sailors of the El Dorado | 177 |
| Beach dancers at Tahiti | 192 |
| After the bath in the pool | 193 |
| Old cocoanut-trees | 208 |
| The dark valley of Taaoa | 209 |
| Launch towing canoes to diving grounds in lagoon | 224 |
| Divers voyaging in Paumotu atolls | 225 |
| Ghost Girl | 256 |
| A double canoe | 257 |
| A young palm in Atuona | 272 |
| Atuona valley and the peak of Temetiu | 273 |
| Malicious Gossip, Le Brunnec, and his wife, At Peace | 304 |
| Exploding Eggs and his chums packing copra | 304 |
| Frederick O’Brien and Dr. Malcolm Douglas at home in Tahiti | 305 |
| Some friends in my valley | 320 |
| Wash-day in the stream by my cabin | 321 |
| Te Ipu, an old Marquesan chief, showing tattooing | 336 |
| The famous tattooed leg of Queen Vaikehu | 337 |
| Tattooing at the present day | |
