Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson on the bridge of
the Janet Nichol | Frontispiece |
| FACING PAGE |
Map to illustrate the cruise of the Janet Nichol,
April 11th-July 25th, 1890 | 1 |
Outside of the great dance-house, Butaritari, during
the competition between the dancers of Butaritari
and those of Little Makin | 2 |
Maka and Mary Maka, Kanoa and Mrs. Maria Kanoa,
Hawaiian missionaries of the American Board of
Missions, Honolulu, on the Island of Butaritari, one
of the Gilbert Islands | 4 |
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson in company with Nan Tok
and Natakanti on Butaritari Island | 6 |
| The Janet Nichol with ship's company | 20 |
The King of Manihiki in the centre, with the island
judge on his right and Tin Jack, seated, on his left | 40 |
| Natives dancing | 48 |
| Penrhyn Island | 52 |
Figurehead from a wrecked ship on the veranda of the
white trader's house, Penrhyn Island | 56 |
| The Janet Nichol at anchor off Penrhyn Island | 64 |
View of deserted buildings on Suwarrow Island. The
man seated in the centre is Tin Jack | 74 |
| The settlement on Nassau Island | 78 |
Missionary from a civilized island, and some of her
converts | 80 |
| Native boys setting sail on S. S. Janet Nichol | 96 |
| Tom Day—a trader of Noukanau Island | 120 |
"Equator Town," showing corner of the sleeping-house,
and cook-house | 128 |
"The Baron and Baroness," Butaritari, one of the
Gilbert Islands | 132 |
| Interior of the moniop of Tembinoka's harem | 136 |
| A Marshall Island canoe | 140 |
| Speak House, Island of Maraki | 144 |
| White trader and his wife "Topsy," Majuro Island | 152 |
| Kaibuke—one of the kings of Majuro | 158 |
Harem and little son of King Tembinoka on board the
Janet Nichol passing from Aranuka to Apemama | 162 |
| Dance at Apemama | 166 |
