ALLIED GEOGRAPHICAL SECTION 
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA „ 
An Annotated Bibliography 
of the Southwest Pacific 
and Adjacent Areas 
VOLUME i 
The Netherlands and British East Indies 
and the Philippine Islands 
8th AUGUST, 1944 ALLIED GEOGRAPHICAL SECTION 
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA 
An Annotated Bibliography 
of the Southwest Pacific 
and Adjacent Areas 
VOLUME I 
The Netherlands and British East Indies 
and the Philippine Islands 
8th AUGUST, 1944 General Headquarters, 
Southwest Pacific Area, 
8th August, 1944. 
This publication consists of a Bibliography of books 
and writings on the Southwest Pacific and adjacent areas, 
which may be readily referred to in Australia. 
The Bibliography has been prepared for the use of 
the armed services, and the annotations have been 
restricted to subjects of military interest. 
A map has been included showing the area covered 
by this volume. 
command of GENERAL MacARTHUR. 
R. K. SUTHERLAND, 
Lieutenant General, U.S.A., 
Chief of Staff. 
Official: 
C. A. WILLOUGHBY, 
Brigadier General, G.S.C., 
Asst. Chief of Staff, G-2. FOREWORD 
In planning military action to recover the vast areas 
north of Australia which had fallen to the enemy assault in 
the initial phase of the Pacific war, it early became 
apparent that outside of such areas themselves there existed 
no central fount of geographical information essential to 
such purpose 
The Allied Geographical Section, Southwest Pacific 
Area, was thereupon created as an inter-allied organisation 
charged with research for source material reasonably 
available and necessary adequately to fill this void 
This bibliography is a condensation of the results of 
the exhaustive investigation of this organisation into the 
resources of seventy libraries and scientific and cultural 
societies in Australia 
Its compilation has been made possible only through a 
combination of thorough and painstaking research on the part 
of the Allied Geographical Section and the enthusiastic 
support of leading librarians enlisted in furtherance 
thereof. In its finished form it truly becomes a literary 
monument to inter-allied effort and cooperation — a monument 
that will serve the purposes of peace no less than it has 
those of war. 
I take this opportunity to express my grateful acknow- 
ledgment to Lieutenant-Colonel W. V. Jardine-Blake of the 
Australian Army and his staff of co-workers in the Allied 
Geographical Section for outstanding service, and ray deep 
appreciation to all civilian agencies and voluntary col- 
laborators without whose generous support this important .. 
work could "not have been accomplished. 
DOUSES Mac ARTHUR 
8 August 1944 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF 
THE NETHERLANDS AND BRITISH EAST INDIES 
AND THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 
CONTENTS 
PAGE 
Foreword 
List of Contributing Libraries 
Introduction 
Netherlands East Indies—General 1 
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 39 
Sumatra and Surrounding Islands 40 
Java and Madura 87 
Dutch Borneo 136 
Sarawak and Brunei 156 
British North Borneo 165 
Philippine Islands 172 
Celebes 196 
Lesser Sunda Islands 217 
Portuguese and Dutch Timor 235 
1 lalmahera and Morotai 245 
Bum, Ceram, Kei and Aru Islands 254 
Southwestern Islands 267 
Southeastern Islands 274 
Dutch New Guinea 279 
Map of area covered by the Bibliography, showing sub- 
divisions Inside Back Cover LIST OF CONTRIBUTING LIBRARIES 
The compilation of this bibliography has been made possible by the co-operation of the 
following Libraries:— 
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: 
Commonwealth Forestry Bureau, Canberra. 
Commonwealth Parliamentary Library, Canberra. 
Department of External Affairs, Canberra. 
National Library, Canberra. 
NEW SOUTH WALES; 
Australian Museum, Sydney. 
British Medical Association (N.S.W. Branch), Sydney. 
Colonial Sugar Refining Co., Sydney. 
Department of Agriculture, Sydney. 
Forestry Commission, Sydney. 
Herbarium, Sydney. 
Institution of Engineers, Sydney. 
Linnean Society of N.S.W., Sydney. 
Mines Department, Sydney. 
Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
Municipal Library, Sydney. 
Observatory, Sydney. 
Public Health Department, Sydney. 
Public Library, Sydney. 
Public Works Department, Sydney. 
Royal Society of N.S.W., Sydney. 
School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, 
Sydney. 
Teachers’ College, Sydney. 
University of Sydney. 
VICTORIA: 
Australian Institute of International Affairs, 
Melbourne. 
Botanic Gardens, Melbourne. 
British Medical Association (Victorian Branch), 
Melbourne. 
British Trade Commission, Melbourne. 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, East 
Melbourne. 
Department of Agriculture, Melbourne. 
Department of Defence Library, Melbourne. 
Geological Survey, Mines Department, Melbourne. 
Observatory, Melbourne. 
National Herbarium, Melbourne. 
National Museum, Melbourne. 
Parliamenary Library, Melbourne. 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
Royal Australian Ornithologists’ Union, Melbourne. 
Royal Society of Victoria, Melbourne. 
Royal Zoological and Acclimatization Society of 
Victoria, Melbourne. 
State Electricity Commission, Melbourne. 
University of Melbourne. 
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Research and 
Pathology, Melbourne. 
SOUTH AUSTRALIA: 
Parliamentary Library, Adelaide. 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, Adelaide. 
Royal Society of South Australia, Adelaide. 
South Australian Museum, Adelaide. 
University of Adelaide. 
Waite Agricultural Research Institute, Adelaide. 
QUEENSLAND: 
Bureau of Seasonal Forecasting, Crohamhurst. 
Forestry Service, Brisbane. 
Geological Service, Brisbane. 
Government Botanist, Brisbane. 
Oxley Memorial Library, Brisbane. 
Public Library, Brisbane. 
Queensland Museum, Brisbane. 
Queensland Parliamentary Library, Brisbane. 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, Brisbane. 
Royal Society of Queensland, Brisbane. 
School of Arts, Brisbane. 
University of Brisbane. 
WEST AUSTRALIA: 
Department of Agriculture, Perth. 
Forestry Department, Perth. 
Geological Survey. Perth. 
Mines Department, Perth. 
Public Library, Perth. 
Royal Society of West Australia, Perth. 
University of Perth. 
West Australian Museum and Art Gallery, Perth. 
Geological Survey, Mines Department, Hobart. 
Public Library, Hobart. 
Public Library, Launceston. 
Queen Victoria Museum, Launceston. 
TASMANIA: 
Royal Society of Tasmania, Hobart. 
Tasmanian Museum, Hobart. 
University of Hobart. INTRODUCTION 
THIS work provides a selection of geographical literature 
available in Australia considered to be of use for military 
purposes. 
The Bibliography will be published in four volumes; 
Volume 1—The Netherlands and British East Indies and 
the Philippine Islands. 
Volume 2—The Mandated Territory of New Guinea, 
Papua, the British Solomon Islands, the New 
Hebrides and Micronesia. 
Volume 3—Malaya, Thailand, Indo China, the China 
coast and the Japanese Empire. 
Volume 4—Supplement. 
The method of arrangement is considered most suitable 
for the purpose it is designed to serve. The literature is sub- 
divided into geographical areas. Within each of these the 
material is listed alphabetically by authors, followed by the 
title and a brief indication of the contents. Where photographs, 
maps and charts occur, these have been listed separately. This 
is followed by the names of the Libraries in which the 
publication is to be found. 
The material has been collected and annotated for the 
greater part by the staffs of the various co-operating Libraries. 
Since the present publication was originally intended for 
use within the Allied Geographical Section only, complete 
bibliographical uniformity has not been attempted. So far as 
possible, however, the following rules have been observed: 
Where the individual author is unknown, entries are listed 
most frequently under the name of the corporate author, but 
occasionally they have been entered under the name of the 
periodical or the title of the publication. 
Double surnames are entered under the latter part of 
the surname. 
Several items by the same author are listed chronologically 
by date of publication. 
The scope of the Bibliography has certain limitations, but 
is considered sufficiently wide to fulfil the requirements of 
Allied Services desiring information on the various areas. NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES 
GENERAL 
1 — A.H.H. 
Shipping in the Netherlands Indies. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. m. No. 4, 1935, pp 70-84. 
Contents: History of navigation in the N.E.l. Con- 
nections with Europe before and since the opening 
of the Suez Canal; with the U.S.A. and with other 
parts of the world. Navigation within the Archipelago. 
Photographs: 37 photographs mostly reproductions 
of old prints. 
Copy in NFFIS Library. 
2 AUSTRALIAN ARMY 
Handbook of instruction in colloquial Malay. Aust 
Mil Forces, 3rd Aust Corps, 26 Sep 1942, pp 153. 
Contents: 15 lessons in Malay. Fnglish-Malay, 
Malay-English vocabularies. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
3 AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL 
AFFAIRS 
The Dutch East Indies. Melbourne, Australian Insti- 
tute of International Affairs, 1940, pp 30. (World 
Affairs Papers, No. 1). 
■Contents: A collection of factual background 
information. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; University Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian Institute of 
International Affairs Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
4 —BACCHUS, C. W. 
The backbone of Netherlands India’s economic life. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 1, 1925, pp 19-21. 
Contents: The development of agriculture in the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Natives returning from work in the 
rice fields. Country road near Lembang, Preanger, 
in a tea-growing region. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
5 — BARKER. Dr. S. 
The live-stock in the Netherlands Indies and the 
Veterinary Service. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Insti- 
tute of Amsterdam, Vol. 11., No. 3, 1939, pp 193-202. 
Contents: Distribution of live-stock, numbers pes 
sq km and per 100 inhabitants. The Veterinary 
Service. 
Copies in NFFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
6—BAUER, L. S. 
Ipecacuanha. In: The Netherlands Indies, Voi. iv. 
No. 4, 1936, pp 61-64. 
Contents: Botanical description of ipecacuanha and 
cultivation notes; the harvest; the possibilities of 
cultivating the product in the NEI; exporting and 
importing countries; use of ipecacuanha root; mar- 
ket prices, packing, stocks. 
Copy in NFFIS Library. 
7 —BAUER, L. S. 
Djamba noyet (cashew)-. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. iv, No. 6, 1936, pp 126-128. . 
Contents'. Botanical description of the cashew nut 
trees and cultivation notes; production and trade; 
recommendation for growing it in the NEI, as a 
commercial exportable crop. 
Copy in NFFIS Library. 
8—BEAUFORT, L. F. de 
Zoology and zoogeography. In: Rutten L.M.R.— 
Science in the Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 133- 
148. 
Contents'. This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It gives a 
scientific survey of the Netherlands Indies and the 
results of scientific research in the Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
9 — BEMMELEN, R. W. van 
Delfstoffen van Nederlandsch-lndie als grondstoffen 
der inheemsche industrie. (The minerals of the Nether- 
lands Indies as raw materials for native industry.) 
In: Nederlandsch-Indische Geografische Mededeelin- 
gen, Vol. i, 1941, Supplement, pp 9. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the possibilities of local indus- 
tries based on mineral raw materials of the NFL 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
National Library, Canberra. 
10— BESIER, A. A. H. 
A review of the balance of trade of the Netherlands 
Indies from 1929 to 1934. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. in. No. 7, 1935, pp 179-182, 190-192. 
Contents: Comparative studies of the composition 
and volume of the foreign trade of the NEI. 
Copy in NFFIS Library. 
1 11 —BESIER. A. A. H. 
Countries of origin and destination of goods imported 
and exported from the NI. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. m. No. 7, 1935, pp 183-186; Vol. iv. Nos. 
10-11, 1936, pp 205-209. 
Contents: Discusses the direction of the foreign 
trade of the NEI. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
12 —BESIER, A. A. H. 
The provisional balance of trade in the Netherlands 
Indies, 1935. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. 
Nos. 10-11, 1936, pp 201-204. 
Contents: Survey of the balance of trade of the NEI. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
13 — BIJL, D. 
Life insurance business in the Netherlands Indies. 
In; Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. i. No. 4, 1938, pp 286-297. 
Contents: The population of the NEI (figures for 
racial groups, density, percentage of adults, age- 
groups combined with whether born in the NEI or 
elsewhere, income groups, occupations); the insur- 
ance business with white people, Chinese and natives. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
14 — BLOOMENDAAL, H. N. 
Chemistry threatens tropical products. Part n. 
In: Bulletin of the Tropical Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. ii, No. 3, 1939, pp 203-217. 
Contents: Possible competition of synthetic and sub- 
stitute substances with exports from NEI—mineral 
oil products, vegetable oils, fats, oil seeds, sugar and 
starch products, tobacco, tea, coffee and cocoa, fibres, 
cinchona bark and quinine, resins, essential oils, 
spices, hides, tannins and tannin extracts, metals 
and ores. 
Copies in NEFIS Library. 
15 —BOEKE. J. H. 
The structure of Netherlands Indian economy. New 
York, Institute of Pacific Relations, 1942, pp 201. 
Contents: Pt. 1. Characteristics and component fac- 
tors of colonial society; significance of NI society; 
indigenous Eastern society, its character and funda- 
mentals; some economic categories in the village 
community; native holdings in Java. Pt. 2. Economic 
contact between the colonial groups; penetration of 
money economy into the village community; general 
characteristics of the economic contact between 
Eastern and Western colonial groups; contact be- 
tween Western agricultural enterprises and village 
economy; economic contrasts between Eastern and 
Western elements; colonial trade and money traffic; 
native rubber growing as an example of native pro- 
duction for export; the Indian land markets; the 
labour market; wage labour in the Outer Provinces. 
Pt. 3. Vital colonial questions; theories regarding 
the population problem; the population problem in 
connection with native agriculture; the NI trade 
balance and the drain theory. An authoritative study 
of the basic problems of NEI economics. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
16 — BOEKE. J. H. 
Vergelijking van Nederlandsch-lndie met Britisch- 
Indie op economisch gebied. (Comparison of Nether- 
lands Indies with British India from the economic 
angle.) In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, 
pp 153-180. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The economics of Netherlands and British 
India, their similarities and dissimilarities. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
17— BOER, Dr, M. G. de 
De Koninklijke Paketvaart-Maatschappij. (The Royal 
Packet Navigation Co.) Reprint from “Geschiedenis 
der Amsterdamsche Stoomvaart,” Amsterdam, 1922, 
pp 90. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Chapters on the foundation of the KPM: 
its first years 1891-1899; the KPM in the 20th 
century. 
Photographs: Several sketches, mainly of ships: SS 
van Overstraten in the Bay of Gorontalo; SS van 
Overstraten in the Bay of Taroena; KPM ship at 
the pier of Macassar; the Nogera on the Barite 
River; hospital of the KPM at Weltevredcn. 
Maps: Two maps of the NEI, showing tiie KPM 
.lines in 1891 and 1921. 
Copies in NEFIS Library and Mr. Hendriks’ col- 
lection at NEFIS. 
18 — BOTHE, A. C. D. 
Ores and mining. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian 
Magazine, Vol. i. No. 8, 1920, pp 177-189. 
Contents: Notes on mines in the Netherlands. 
Photographs: Railway yards at Doerian; mill of 
the Redjang Lebong Company; Sanah Loento. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney, and NEFIS 
Library. 
19-BRAAK, C. 
The climate of the Netherlands East Indies. In: 
Rutten, L. M. R. Science in the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1928, pp 50-64. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book prepared 
and published for the convenience of visitors to the 
Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It deals briefly 
with the climate of the Indies. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
20 — BRAAK, C. 
Earthquakes. In: Rutten L. M. R. Science in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 75-79. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It gives a 
krief account of the earthquakes in the Indies. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian, 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
2 21 — BRACCONIER, A. de 
Het bibliotheek-vraagstuk in Nederlandsch - Indie. 
(The library problem in the NEI.) In: Netherlands 
India Old and New, Vol. xix. No. 2, 1934, pp 63-72. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Development of the libraries of the NEI. 
Photographs: The library in the Botanical Gardens, 
Buitenzorg; the people’s library at Sajoeran, Prian- 
gan; the people’s library, Tamanpoestaka; kiosk of 
“Balai Poestaka” Itinerant Library at Poerwokorto. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
22 —BROEK, Tan O. M. 
Economic development of the Netherlands Indies. 
New York, Institute of Pacific Relations, 1942, pp 
168. 
Contents: Chapter 1, Introduction; 2, Historical 
Background; 3, The Islands and Their People; 4, 
Indies Commodities and the World Market; 5, Recent 
Changes in Economic Policy; 6, Industrial Develop- 
ment; 7, Foreign Trade; 8, Post-War Prospects. 
Preface: The main object of the book is to depict 
the vicissitudes of production and trade in recent 
decades and to appraise the meaning of these changes. 
The survey has incorporated all available relevant 
material until December, 1941. 
Map: Small-scale sketch map of the Netherlands 
Indies. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra; University Library, Melbourne; 
Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; University Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; NEFIS Library. 
23 — BRINIO 
East Indian arrows and poisons. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. iv, No. 12, 1935, pp i-iv. 
Contents: The article describes some of the poisons 
used, and gives illustrations of the weapons used. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. m 
24—BROEK, Jan O. M. 
The economic development of the outer provinces 
of the Netherlands Indies. In: Geographical Review, 
Vol. xxx, 1940, pp 187-200. 
Contents: A useful survey of recent economic 
development in the Outer Provinces, especially 
Sumatra. 
Diagrams: Graph showing areas planted with prin- 
cipal crops in each administrative division of the 
Outer Provinces (with map of divisions); percentage 
of NI in world export of some commodities, 1929 
and 1936; native population 1817-1937. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Bris- 
bane; Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide: Royal Geographical Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; University Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
25 — BROUWER. H. A. 
The geology of the Netherlands East Indies: Lec- 
tures delivered as exchange-professor at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan in 1921-22; recorded and prepared 
by Laurence M. Gould. 8vo. New York, Macmillan 
Co., 1925, Vol. xii, pp 160. (University of Michigan 
Studies: Scientific Series, Vol. in.) 
Contents: Major relief features and their origin; 
historical geology; major tectonic features; volcanoes 
and earthquakes; economic geology; bibliography. 
Photographs-. Many photographs, mostly of geologic 
interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Perth. 
26— BROUWER, H. A. 
Geology of the Netherlands East Indies. In: Rutten 
L. M. R.—Science in the Netherlands East Indies, 
1928, pp 101-125. 
Contents: Phis article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It gives a 
brief account of the geological structure of the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
27 —BROWN, J. Macmillan 
The Dutch East: sketches and pictures. London, 
Kegan Paul, 1914, pp 222. (Reprinted articles from 
the Sydney “Morning I lerald” and other newspapers.) 
Contents: (By chapter headings.) The Keystone of 
Indonesia (Java); Island of Alien Empires and Arts 
(Java); A Romance of Religion (Bali); Oil (Balik 
Papan); Archipelago of Tears (Sanguir); Opium 
and Pawnshops; King Copra; Artificial Policies and 
Empires (Banda); Pirates and Empires (Celebes); 
An Islet Paradise; Some Illusions About the Tropics; 
Overlords of the Archipelago; Birds of Paradise; 
The Curse of Sago; The Dutch in the East; A For- 
gotten Outpost (Kissa). 
Photographs: 74 half and full-page half-tone plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Univer- 
sity Library, Adelaide. 
28 —BRUGMANS. Dr. I. J. 
The spread of the Dutch language in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of 
Amsterdam, Vol, i. No. 2, 1938, pp 81-93. 
Contents: History of the spread of the Dutch 
language in the NEI. The knowledge of Dutch 
among Europeans, natives and alien Asiatics accord- 
ing to the census returns of 1930. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Me* 
bourne. 
3 29- BULLETIN INTERNATIONAL DES DOUANES 
Netherlands East Indies, 1936, 1937, No. 63, pp 98. 
Brussels, 1937. 
Contents'. The customs tariff law of December 29, 
1933, as subsequently amended. Import tariff. 
1st Supplement: Ordinance dated August 13. 1937, 
modifying the import tariff. 2nd Supplement: Extract 
from ordinance dated November 18, 1937, modifying 
the import tariff. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
30 —BUREAU FOR AGRICULTURAL CRISIS AFFAIRS 
Reports on native rubber cultivation. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, various vols. 
Contents: 21st report, Vol. in. No. 16, 1935, pp 144- 
147; 22nd report, Vol. in. No. 12, 1935, pp 304-305; 
23rd report, Vol. in. No. 20, 1935, pp 471-475; 24th 
report, Vol. m, No. 24, 1935, pp 553-556; 25th report, 
Vol. iv, No. 8, 1936, pp 153-156; 26th report, Vol. iv. 
No. 12, 1936, pp 232-238; 27th report, Vol. iv. No. 15, 
1936, pp 274-277; 28th report, Vol. iv. Nos. 20, 22, 
1936, pp 44-50; 29th report, Vol. v, No. 2, 1937, 
pp 36-43. 
For the reports for earlier periods, see under 
LUYTJES and KROON, and for later periods see 
under THE NETHERLANDS INDIES, report on 
native rubber cult. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
31—BUREAU FOR AGRICULTURAL CRISIS AFFAIRS 
Government intervention in the estate cultivation. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, No. 6, 1937, 
pp 72-79. 
Contents: Government intervention concerning the 
production of sugar, tea and cinchona on estates 
in 1936. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
32 —BUREAU OF COMMERCE 
Exporters’ Directory, 1936. Batavia, pp 139. 
Contents: Some statistical data on the NE1; prin- 
cipal banks; shipping and communications: railways, 
airways, highways; weights, measures and coinage; 
hints for commercial travellers. Alphabetical lists of 
exporting firms, of products and respective exporting 
firms and products handled. 
Photograph: Rice field with Mt Salak in the back- 
ground. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
33 —BUREAU OF COMMERCE 
(Crisis Import and Export Bureau)—Resources of 
commercial policy in 1936. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. v. No. 5, 1937, pp 42-45. 
Contents: Outline of the commercial policy pursued 
by the Government in 1936. List of measures regu- 
lating imports 1933-37. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
34 —BUREAU OF LABOUR 
Social welfare measure. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. v. No. 3, 1937, pp 59-61. 
Contents: Brief survey of salary and wages, the 
labour market, unemployment benefits and relief, and 
social legislation in 1936. (Continued under “Social 
Condition” for 1937, in Vol. vi, No. 5, pp 15-17, and 
1938 in Vol. vn. No. 3, pp 25-27.) 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
35 —BUREAU OF THE AGRICULTURAL SERVICE 
Government and the plantation industry in 1937. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 4, 1938, 
PP 2-7. 
Contents: The Government restriction measures with 
reference to estate agriculture in 1937. (The same 
subject is dealt with for 1938, in Vol. vn. No. 1, 
1939, pp 16-27). 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
36 — BUREAU OF THE AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY 
SERVICE 
The estate products of native grown commercial 
crops in 1936. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. 
No. 6, 1937, pp 66-71. 
Contents: Exports and prices of estate and native 
grown crops in 1936. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1934 in Vol. in. 
No. 9, 1935, pp 221-226, by Kroon, A. H. J., and 
Ploeg, J. van der. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
37—BUREAU VOOR DE BESTUURSZAKEN DER 
BUITENBEZITTIN GEN 
De Buitenbezittingen 1904-14, Part 1. (Bureau for 
the affairs of the outer possessions: The Outer Pos- 
sessions, 1904-14). Mededeelingen van het Bureau 
voor de Buitenbezittingen bewerkt door het Encyclo- 
paedist Bureau All X, Deel 1. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Report on the development of the Outer 
Possessions during the period 1904-14. 
1. Report of the Dept for Interior Administration 
on the organisation of administration, police, 
taxation, income from the land, loan system, 
agrarian affairs, colonisation. 
2. Dept, of Public Works: Report on harbors, roads, 
irrigation. 
3. Dept of Government Enterprises: Report on 
postal services, railways, mines, transport and 
the salt monopoly. 
4. Finance Dept: Report on the budget and on the 
opium trade. 
5. Dept of Justice: Law, inspection of working con- 
ditions. 
6. Dept of Education and Divine Service; Report 
on schools and missions. 
7. Dept of Agriculture, Manufacture and Trade: 
Native and European agriculture, bush exploita- 
tion, fisheries, stock raising and veterinary ser- 
vice, manufacture. The position of the Dutch 
East Indies with regard to world traffic. Trade. 
8. Dept of Shipping; Sea transport and port move- 
ment. The development of coastal shipping. 
Photographs'. Many photographs of the,area, includ- 
ing native life, etc. 
Maps: Many maps covering oilfields, railways, 
roads, etc. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 38 —BYLMER, Dr. H. J. T. 
Population. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 
1928, pp 663-666. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the NEI. 
Photographs: Kampong on the Island of Nias, 
Sumatra; Dajak chief (Borneo); Sudanese children. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
39 — CAMPBELL. SIR EDWARD T. 
The Dutch East Indies. Reprint from the Proceed- 
ings of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, Vol. 
xxxii. Part I, 1942, pp 9. 
Contents: Abstract of a lecture, treating in a very 
general way, race and religion of the natives, admin- 
istration, education and public health, climate, agri- 
culture, minerals, volcanoes, fauna and flora, native 
fruits, communications. Gives travel time from 
Batavia to different places by steamer and by air. 
Copy in Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library. Melbourne. 
40 —CARTER. W. L. 
Kapok, the floating miracle. In; Geographical Maga- 
zine, Vol. xn, 1940-41, pp 66-72. 
Contents: A brief description of the cultivation and 
use of kapok in the NEI. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates of kapok trees and 
processing of the product. 
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Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australia Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
41 —CATALOGUS 
Van de Bibliotheek van het Departement van Bin- 
nenlandsch Bestuur. (Catalogue of the Library of 
the Department of Home Affairs). Batavia, 1911. 
Supplement 1, till August 1, 1911. Batavia, 1911, 
pp 55. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Library catalogue, containing titles of 
publications, most of which relate to the NEI. 
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42 — CATALOGUS 
Van de gewestelijke bibliotheek ten kantore van den 
Gouverneur der Molukken te Amboina. (Catalogue of 
the Provincial Library of the Bureau of the Governor 
of the Moluccas at Amboina). Ambon, 1928, pp 168. 
Supplement I, May 1930, pp 167. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Contains valuable list of publications on 
the NEI in general and more especially on the 
Moluccas. 
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43 —CENSUS OF 1930 
In the Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi, Europeans in 
the Netherlands Indies. Batavia, 1933. 
Contents: Census returns concerning number and 
distribution of the European population; countries 
of origin; age, civil condition, families and houses; 
nationalities and races; literacy; occupations; religion; 
infirmities; Europeans on ships and in the region of 
“simplified enumeration’’; Europeans in neighbour- 
ing tropic countries. 
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44 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR STATISTIEK 
Statistisch zakboekje voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 1938 
(Statistical pocket-book for the Netherlands Indies, 
1938), pp 180. Batavia, 1938. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Statistical tables for climate and rainfall; 
population (historical survey, composition in 1930, 
movement); education and health service, adminis- 
tration, police and justice; production, labour, 
foreign trade, communications, money and banking, 
price level; finances, consumption, recreation tour- 
ism, Makka pilgrimage, the consulates of foreign 
powers in the NEI and of the NE1 abroad. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
45 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR STATISTIEK 
Statistisch Jaaroverzicht voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
1932, 1936, 1938. (Statistical survey for the Nether- 
lands Indies for 1932, 1936, 1938). 
Copy in Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne. 
46 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
Mededeelingen. (Reports of the Central Bureau of 
Statistics). 
No. 79: Jaaroverzicht van den in- en uitvoer van 
Nederlandsch-Indie gedurende het jaar 1928, Part II. 
Buitengewesten. (Annual survey of the imports and 
exports of the Dutch Indies in 1929, Part 11—Outer 
Possessions). 
No. 84: Jaaroverzicht van den in- en uitvoer van 
Nederlandsch-Indie gedurende het jaar 1928. Part iv, 
Gewestelijke statistiek der Buitengewesten. (Annual 
survey of the imports and exports of the Dutch 
Indies in 1928. Part iv, provincial statistics of the 
Outer Possessions). 
No. 87: Jaaroverzicht van den in- en uitvoer van 
Nederlandsch-Indie gedurende het jaar 1929. Part II. 
Buitengewesten. (Annual survey of the imports and 
exports of the Dutch Indies in 1929. Part II—Outer 
Possessions). (In Dutch). 
Contents; Tables of import's and exports, the main 
countries of origin or destination, and the main ports 
through which the imports and exports pass. 
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47 CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR STATISTIEK 
Grootte der Nederlandsch-Indische Koopvaardijvloot 
in 1929-40. (The size of Netherlands Indies merchant 
fleet in 1929-40). In: Economiseh Weekblad, Vol. 
x. No. 42, 1941, pp 1980-1981. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Number and size of the steamers and 
motor boats and of the sailing vessels of the Nether- 
lands Indies merchant fleet in the period 1929-40. 
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48 CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR STATISTIEK 
Overzicht van oogst aanplant en voedselsituatie in 
Nederlandsch Indie over September, 1941. (Survey of 
the harvest planting and food situation in the Netherlands Indies during September, 1941). In: 
Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x, No. 45, 1941, pp 2108- 
2113. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General survey with special remarks on 
the different regions. 
The same subject is dealt with for October 1941 in 
Vol. x, No. 49, 1941, pp 2287-2290. 
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49 —CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The trade between the Netherlands Indies and 
British India in 1937. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. vi. No. 10, 1938, pp 15-16. 
Contents: Discussion of the trade with British India 
in 1937 and comparison with the year 1936. 
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50— CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The stoppage of the tapping on rubber estates of 
the first group. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
m. No. 1, 1935, pp 27-28. 
Contents: Data concerning the tappable plantings 
not yet tapped at the end of each month. June to 
November 1934. Results of the Rubber Restriction 
Measures in 1934. 
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51- CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The trade between the Netherlands Indies, and the 
United States in 1937. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. vi. No. 2, 1938, pp 17-18. 
Contents: Survey of the trade between the Nether- 
lands East Indies and the United States in 1937 and 
comparison with the trade in 1936. 
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52 —CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The trade of the Netherlands Indies with Japan in 
1937. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 7, 
1938, pp 19-21. 
Contents: Trade with Japan in 1937 and comparison 
with 1936. The same subject is dealt with for 1938 
in Vol. vn, No. 7, 1939, pp 1-6. 
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53 —CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The trade of the Netherlands Indies with Germany 
in 1937. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi, No. 9, 
1938, pp 2-4. 
Contents: The article surveys the trade between the 
Netherlands East Indies and Germany in 1937 and 
compares it with 1936. 
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54 —CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The balance of trade of the Netherlands Indies, 
1935-38. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 
2, 1939, p 3. 
Contents: Survey of the exports and imports of the 
Netherlands East Indies in 1935-1938 according to 
weight and to value. 
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55 —CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
I he number of licenses for using wireless receiving 
sets in the Netherlands Indies during 1927-38. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn, No. 7, 1939, p 3. 
Contents: Shows the rapid increase in the number 
of licenses. 
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56 —CLIFTON, VIOLET MRS. 
Islands of Queen Wilhelmina. London, Constable, 
1927, Vol. xvi, pp 288. 
Contents; Account of a journey through the Nether- 
lands East Indies as a tourist. 
Photographs: Illustrate native life and unidentified 
typical scenery. 
Map-. Small scale map of the Indies showing author’s 
route. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Teachers’ Col- 
lege Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide. 
57 —COHEN. H. 
The course of market prices of the principal Nether- 
lands Indian products in 1936. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. v, No. 5, 1937, pp 46-58. 
Contents: Survey of the course of market prices 
of cereals, starches, oils and fats, sugar, colonial 
consumption of luxury articles, spices, rubber, fibres, 
hides and skins, gums and resins, tin and petroleum. 
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58 —COLIJN, H. 
Neerlands Indie; land en volk, geschiedenis en be- 
stuur, bedrijf en samenleving; onder leiding van H. 
Colijn. (Netherlands Indies: land and people, history 
and government, business and social life; edited by 
H. Colijn). 2nd edition, 4to. 2 vols. Amsterdam, 
Uitgevers-Maatschappij Elsevier, 1913, Vol. vn, pp 
379, 395. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical survey by J. F. Niermeyer; 
Searchlights over Insulinde, by M. Wagenwoort; 
Races and languages in the Archipelago, by H. Kern; 
Social conditions and institutions, by T. J. Bezemer; 
The means of livelihood of the native people, by 
J. E. Jasper; Religion—Animism, by A. W. Nieu- 
wenhuis; Religion—Hinduism, by 11. Kern; Moham- 
medanism, by G. Snouck Hurgronje; Foreign orien- 
tals, by H. P. N. Muller; New Guinea, by H. A. 
Lorentz; The Portuguese in the Archipelago, the 
East India Company, Daendels, Raffles, by J. E. 
Heeres; State Policy in regard to external posses- 
sions, by H. Colijn; Extension of our dominion since 
1816, by E. B. Kielstra; Character of our colonial 
administration, especially in relation to Java, by C. 
J. Hassleman; The Government, by E. Moresco; 
Irrigation and agriculture, by H. J. W. van Lawick; 
The mining industry, by T. F. A. Delprat; Coinage, 
trade, banking, by G. Vissering; Education, by J. H. 
Abendanon; The Protestant Church, Protestant mis- 
sionary bodies, their fields of work and results, by 
J. W. Gunning; The Roman Catholic Church and 
its mission to the natives, by P. J. van Santen; 
Some natural science institutions, by J. J. K. van 
Enthoven; Means of communication by water, by 
A. C. Zeeman; Means of communication by land, 
by E. B. Kielstra; Land and sea power, by F. C. 
Hering; European social life, by H. P. H. Muller. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
6 59 — COMMISSION FOR COMMERCIAL CROPS 
lies lies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, Nos. 
11/12, 1937, pp 33-36. 
Contents: Botanical description of Amorphophallus 
variabilis (Ilea Ilea) and other species of the kind. 
Utility Mannane contents, anatomical examination, 
selection, cultivation, technique, marketing possi- 
bilities. 
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60 — CRAANDIJK. C. 
Het werk der Nederlandsche opnemingsvaartuigen in 
den O. I. Archipel, 1920-25. (The work of the Dutch 
survey ships in the E.I. Archipelago). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlvii, 1925, pp 9-10. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A list of surveys made during the period. 
Map: General view of surveys in Netherlands Indies, 
scale 1 : 10,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
61 — DAMMERMAN. Dr. K. W. 
The fauna. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 
1928, pp 679-683. 
Contents: Brief survey of the more remarkable 
animals in the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Phantom animal, flying fox (Kalong), 
Tree marten, musang or Luwak, Orang Utan. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
62 —DAVIDIS, G. and ZAAYER. I. W. 
Kumis Kuching and Temu Lawak. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 1, 1936, pp 13-21. 
Contents: Discussion of two of the principal repre- 
sentatives of the native medicinal herbs in the 
Netherlands East Indies. Export data. Experience 
obtained in their cultivation and preparation on 
Government Rubber Estate, Tjipetir. 
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63 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The Netherlands Indies. Batavia, about 1939, pp 40. 
Contents: Brief survey of the Netherlands East 
Indies, geography, area, population, soil, climate, 
Government, finance, banking system, agriculture 
(sugar, rubber, coffee, tea cinchona bark, oil palms, 
coconut, cordage fibres, kapok, cocoa, pepper, rice), 
irrigation, estate organisation, forestry, live-stock, 
fishery, mining, industry, commerce, traffic and trans- 
portation, education, colonisation, public health ser- 
vice, statistics (foreign trade, 1937). 
Photographs: Tea estate with shade trees; coffee 
tree in bloom; mixed plantation of kapok and pine- 
apples; harvesting oil palm fruit; native fishing boat 
—sunset in the tropics; bomber of the Royal Nether- 
lands Navy. 
Map: The Netherlands East Indies and neighbouring 
countries. 
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64 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The Netherlands Indian minor industry during the 
first half of 1938. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
vi. No. 2, 1938, pp 12-17. 
Contents'. Discussion of the seasonal fluctuations in 
the purchasing power of the native consumer and 
climatological phenomena. Surveys of the ' native 
umbrella industry, furniture industry, woodworking, 
and proa construction, earthenware and bricks, 
leather and rubber industry, metal industry, batik 
industry, weaving, tobacco and cigarette industries, 
soap industry, essential oils and fireworks factories. 
Photographs'. Native pottery; batiking cloth for 
native dressing, imprinting batik cloth. 
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65 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The export trade of the Netherlands Indies in 1937. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 4, 1938, 
pp 3-18. 
Contents'. Survey of the export trade (of the Nether- 
lands Indies) and comparison with the trade in pre- 
ceding years, for the following commodities—cassava, 
cinchona, coffee, maize, vegetable oils and oil seeds, 
pepper, sugar, rubber, tobacco, tea. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1938 in Vol. vn. 
No. 4, 1939, pp 18-36. 
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66 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
Section of Industry—The native industry in the 
third quarter of 1938. In; The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. vi. No. 12, 1938, pp 9-13. 
Contents'. Survey of the Batik industry, plaiting 
works, umbrella industry, metal industry, soap indus- 
try, earthenware, tanneries and leather factories, 
tobacco industry, furniture and woodworking indus- 
try, and essential oils. 
Photographs: Agel palms; decorating agel mats with 
Chinese brushes; drying native-cut tobacco; trans- 
port of native tobacco to the drying sheds; har- 
vesting native tobacco. 
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67 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
Section of Industry—The industrial production of 
the Netherlands Indies in 1938. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 5, 1939, pp 3-12. 
Contents: General survey of the Netherlands East 
Indies industries. Government supervision of indus- 
trial policy and law. 
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68 — DETH, W. Van 
Public works. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 
1928, pp 653-658. 
Contents: Describes the activities of the Public 
Works Dept, including roads and bridges, irrigation, 
drainage and dykes, harbour works. 
Photographs: View of Tandjong Priok; Quay of 
the Ocean Steamship Co., Tandjong Perak (Soura- 
baya); Road in the mountains of Sumatra. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
7 69 —DEUSS, Dr. I. I. B. 
Tanning materials. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine, Vol. n, No. 8, 1921, pp 124-125. 
Contents-. Production and export of tanning mate- 
rials, mangrove barks, cutch or mangrove tannin 
(Gambir) in the period 1908-1916, in the different 
parts of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
70 —DEUSS, Dr. J. J. B. 
Essential oils. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian 
Magazine, Vol. n, No. 11, 1921, pp 374-376. 
Contents: Kinds and extraction methods of essential 
oils with special regard to the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
71 —DEVRIES, Dr. E. and PRINGGODIGDO, R, M. A. K. 
The course of prices for the Netherlands Indian 
products in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
m. No. 8, 1935, pp 204-212. 
Contents'. Discusses the prices of grains, starches, 
oils, fats and sugar, the position of stocks and prices 
of the most important articles of diet. Colonial 
delicacies. Spices, rubber, fibres, hides, gums and 
resins, petroleum, tin. The course of prices in the 
shipping harbours and consumption centres. 
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72—DIJK, P. van 
Over de inzending van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie aan de Wereldtentoonstelling te Parijs 
van 1878, (On the contribution sent by the Mines 
Dept of Netherlands Indies to the World Exhibition 
at Paris in 1878). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch, Verhandelingen, 1879, Deel i, pp 
117-125. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Description of the contribution exhibited 
at the Paris Exhibition, 1878, 
Map: Plan of Batavia, showing progress of the plan 
for a water supply by artesian wells, scale 1 ; 20,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
73 —DINGER, Dr. I. E. 
Yellow fever. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute 
of Aynsterdam. Vol. n. No. 3, 1939, pp 218-230. 
Contents: The centres of the yellow fever. The 
danger of its spreading to the Netherlands East 
Indies, especially through aviation. Preventive 
measures taken. 
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bourne. 
74 —DIVISION OF COMMERCE 
The products of the Dutch East Indies. Kapok. 
In; Buitenzorg, about 1927, pp 7. 
Contents: Number of estates and production; crops 
and preparation; trade, qualities and application of 
kapok. 
Photographs: Harvesting of kapok fruits; kapok 
cleaning plant in Java; separating the fibre from 
seeds, pod and core. 
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75— DIVISION OF COMMERCE 
Batavia.—Cassava, kapok, Java sugar, tin, the hat 
industry; Vanilla, pepper, timber, tea, petroleum, 
coffee, palm oil. Batavia, about 1931. 
Contents'. Folders of 4 pp text and map of the 
Netherlands East Indies, with brief information on 
production and exports. 
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76 — DIEMBATAN 
The story of rubber and the rubber boom in the 
Netherlands Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vu. No. 1, 
1926, pp 15-21. 
Contents'. Rubber cultivation in the Netherlands 
East Indies since 1876, the main rubber districts in 
the Netherlands East Indies; the seeds used, the 
manner of cultivation; the capital invested, the 
marketing of rubber, the development of native 
rubber. 
Photographs'. 6 views of work on rubber estates; 
House of Allah at Medan, Sumatra; Street of 
Medan. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
77 —DULAURER, T. P. L. Fe 
Recherches sur la legislation des peuples oceaniens, 
1869. (Researches on the legislation of Oceanic 
peoples, 1869). In: Law Pamphlets, cx, reprinted 
from Revue ethnographique, Vol. L, pp 51-66, 199- 
218, 329-352. (In French). 
Contents'. Description of the political constitution 
among Malays, their civil laws, their commercial 
laws, their penal laws. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
78 — ECONOMISCH WEEKBLAD 
Departement van Economische Zaken voor Neder- 
landsch-lndie. (Economic weekly for the Nether- 
lands Indies). Vol. x. Nos. 41-49, October 11 to 
December 6, 1941. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Weekly reports on production—commerce, 
finances, market reports for Batavia and Soerabaya. 
Government regulations of an economic nature. 
Special articles are listed under their authors, in 
the areas covered. 
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79 — ECONOMISCH WEEKBLAD 
De ontwikkeling van het Kantoor voor den Handel. 
(The development of the Bureau of Commerce). 
In: Economiseh Weekblad, Vol. x. No. 42, 1941, 
pp 1914-1919. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Survey of the organization and sphere of 
work of the Bureau of Commerce since its estab- 
lishment in 1933. 
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80 — ECONOMISCH WEEKBLAD 
De huidige aspecten van den bevolkingsrubber- 
uitvoer. (The present aspects of the export of native 
rubber). In: Economisch Weekblad, Vol x. No. 49, 
1941, pp 225-286. (In Dutch). Contents: Export quota and exports for January - 
October and November-December, 1941, for the 
different restriction districts. 
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81 — EERDE, J. C. van 
De oudste berichten omtrent den Indischen Archipel. 
(The oldest reports relating to the Indian Archi- 
pelago). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 
577-592. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Early Chinese accounts of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
82 — EERDE, J. C. van 
Ethnography and demography. In Rutten L.M.R. 
—Science in the Netherlands East Indies, pp 349-374. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book prepared 
and published for the convenience of visitors to the 
Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It deals briefly 
with population problems, native customs, native 
administration, hygiene, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
83 — ELIAS, W. H. J. 
The Netherlands Indian national debt in 1935. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 9, 1936, pp 
188-190. 
Contents: Review and analysis of the floating and 
the funded debt of the Netherlands East Indies 
in 1935. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1936 in Vol. v. 
No. 4, 1937, pp 10-14; for 1937, Vol. vi, No. 3, 1938, 
pp 9-13; for 1938, Vol. vn. No. 4, 1939. pp 6-10. 
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84 —EMERSON, RUPERT 
Malaysia: A study in direct and indirect rule. 
New York, Macmillan Co., 1937, pp 536. 
Contents: The following chapters relate to the 
Netherlands East Indies: Chap 1—The setting of the 
problem. Chap 2—Historical background. Chap 8— 
The Dutch forward movement. Chap 9—Indirect 
rule in the NEI. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
85 —EMERSON, RUPERT 
The Netherlands Indies and the United States World 
Peace Foundation, Boston, 1942 (“America Looks 
Ahead,” No. 6), pp 92. 
Contents: The author of this pamphlet was asked 
“to state the interests of the United States and other 
nations in the future of the Netherlands East Indies, 
and to present in broad outline his conclusions as 
to the kind of approach that this country should 
take in the future reconstruction of peace in that 
corner of the Pacific area.” 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Melbourne. 
86 — EMST, P. van 
The cultivation of tea in the Netherlands Indies. 
In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 19, 1935, 
pp 456-461. 
Contents: The history of the cultivation of tea in 
the Netherlands East Indies. Areas of production 
and amounts produced by estates and native growers 
during the years 1929 to 1934. Price movement, 
1929-1934. Exports from the principal tea producing 
countries, 1930-1934. Tea exports from the NEI 
to the different continents, 1930-1934. 
Photographs: Tea bush ready for the pluck; 
Panorama of a Preanger tea estate (with cinchona 
as a secondary product); two views of a Java tea 
estate; three views inside a factory (rolling, sorting 
and packing of tea). 
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87 — ENCYCLOPAEDIE VAN NEDERLANDSCH-iNDIE 
. . . Samengesteld door P. A. van der Lith 
(and others), (Encyclopaedia of the Netherlands 
Indies compiled by P. A. Van der Lith (and 
others), 4 Vols. 8vo. ’s Gravenhage, Martinus 
Nijhoff, 1896-1905. Also 2nd edition with additions 
and amplifications. Vols. 1-8. ’s Gravenhage, Mar- 
tinus Nijhoff, 1917-1939 (in progress). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of all parts of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, products, trade, religions, history, 
etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide: NEFIS Library. 
88 —ESCHER, B. G. 
Over het indirecte verband tusschen het vulkanisme 
in Nederlandsch-lndie en de streek van negatieve 
anomalie van Vening Meinesz. (On the indirect 
relation between vulcanism in the Netherlands East 
Indies and the band of negative anomaly of Vening 
Meinesz). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. l, 1933, pp 727- 
740. (In Dutch). 
Contents: (1) Introduction; (2) The volcanic hearth: 
(3) Flows in the substratum; (4) The profile of Java 
(Tengger Mts) and the band of negative anomaly 
Bibliography. 
Photographs: 8 diagrams. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
89 — ESHUIS, W. (Ir.) 
Protection of wild life in the Netherlands Indies. 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. ii. No. 4, 1939, pp 291-307. 
Contents: History of the protection of wild life in 
the Netherlands East Indies Legislation, List of 
nature and game reserves. 
Maps: Nature and game reserves in Java and in 
Sumatra. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 90 — EVERDINGEN. E. van 
Terrestrial magnetism. In: Rutten L.M.R.—Science 
in the Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 46-49. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It contains 
a brief discussion of the subject. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
91 —EVERDINGEN. E, van 
Oceanography and maritime meteorology. In. 
Rutten L. M. R.—Science in the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1928, pp 69-74. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It contains 
a brief discussion of the subject. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth- 
92— FERREE, I. 
Veekralen en groettentuinen. (Cattle kraals and vege- 
table gardens). In: Orgaan van der Nederlandsch- 
Indies Officiersvereeniging, Vol. 21, No. 3, 1936, 
pp 70-74; No. 4, 1936, pp 114-119; No. 5, pp 148-152; 
No. 6, pp 181-186. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Instruction when and how to establish 
cattle kraals and vegetable gardens for garrisons; 
and how to manage them; with special regard to the 
garrisons of Samarinda, Balikpapan and Tarakan 
(E Borneo). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
93 —FEVRELL. Th. 
Relations between the Dutch East Indies and Sweden. 
In; Sluyter’s Monthly, East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, 
No. 10, 1921, pp 295-300. 
Contents: The Swedish Consul General at Batavia 
describes in a popular way the trade relations between 
Netherlands East Indies and Sweden. 
Photographs: Java’s coast near Tjilatap, on the 
south coast; Bay of Kolono Dale (Celebes); KPM 
steamers at Makassar Harbor; Harbor view at 
Gorontalo (Celebes); Harbor view at Semarang 
(Java); View of Menado. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
94 —FISCHER, Dr. I. A. 
Hospital accommodation in the Netherlands Indies. 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. m. No. 1, 1939, pp 24-35. 
Contents: The distribution of hospitals over the 
Netherlands East Indies, their capacity and the 
number of bed-days available annually. Poli-clinics; 
special hospitals. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
95 —FLU. P. C. 
Medical science. In: Rutten, L. M. R.—Science in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 207-226. 
Contents: A brief summary of medical work in the 
Netherlands East Indies. This article is a section 
of a book prepared and published for the conveni- 
ence of visitors to the Fourth Pacific Science Con- 
gress. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
98 —FORESTRY SERVICE 
The financial outcome of the Forestry Service in 
1938. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 6, 
1939, pp 17-20. 
Contents: Income and expenditure in the years 1929- 
1939. Production, sale and stocks in hand, 1936- 
1938. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
97 —FRUIN, Dr. Th. A. 
Popular and rural credit in the Netherlands Indies. 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. 1, No. 2, 1938, pp 106-115. 
Contents: The demand for credit and its unorganised 
supply. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
98 — FURNIVALL. J. S. 
Netherlands India: a study of plural economy. .Cam- 
bridge University Press, Cambridge, 1939, pp 502. 
Contents: By chapter headings: (1) Indonesia to 
1600; (2). The East India Company, 1600-1800; (3) 
The years of confusion, 1795-1815; (4) The years of 
unrest, 1815-1830; (5) The culture system, 1830- 
1850; (6) The transition to liberalism, 1850-1870; 
(7) Liberalism, 1870-1900; (8) Efficiency, welfare 
and autonomy; (9) Administrative and political 
reforms; (10) Economic progress; (11) Social 
economy; (12) Some effects of the crisis of 1929; 
(13) Plural economy: “A concise treatise of the 
political, social and economic history and develop- 
ment of that part of the Tropical Far East that has 
been for more than three centuries under Dutch 
sovereignty.” The author has drawn on a very wide 
range of Dutch and other sources as well as on his 
own administrative experience in Burma. 
Maps: 6 small-scale sketch maps. 
For a review of this book, see Schrieke, J. J.—Plural 
Economy and Federative Society in the Bulletin of 
the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. in. No. 1, 
1939, pp 14-23. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth. 
99 — GEERLINGS, Dr. H. A. Prinsen 
Sugar in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. 
No. 1, 1935, pp 20-22. 
10 Contents: The world sugar industry, with special 
regard to the Netherlands East Indies. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1935, Vol. m, 
No. 27, 1935; and Vol. iv, Nos. 1/2, 1936, pp 11-13. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
100 —GELDEREN, J. van 
The recent development of economic foreign policy 
in the Netherlands East Indies. London, Long- 
mans, Green, 1939 (Publication of the Graduate 
Institute of International Studies, Geneva), pp 90. 
Contents: By chapter headings: (1) Economic 
developments especially after the war (1914-1918); 
(2) Import problems; (3) Economic co-operation 
between the Netherlands and the Netherlands East 
Indies; (4) Regulation of production and imports; 
(5) Treatment of foreigners and foreign capital; 
(6) General conclusions and aspects. A short survey 
of political aspects of Netherlands East Indies 
economics. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide. 
101 — GELDEREN, S. van 
Netherlands East Indies motor traffic. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. in. No. 4, 1934, p 128. 
Contents: Number of vehicles, the Road Traffic Act, 
1933. 
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102 —GENT, L. F. van 
Prof. Dr. J. J. A. Muller, 1856—May 2, 1926. In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxi, 
1925, pp 75-83. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An appreciation of Prof. Muller’s work 
on the occasion of his 70th anniversary. List of his 
publications, many of them connected with the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
103 — GENT. L. F. 
H. D. H. Bosboom, 1849—22 October, 1929. In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xxiv, 1928, pp 80-92. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Biography of H. D. II. Bosboom on the 
occasion of his 80th anniversary, with special regard 
to his activities in the Netherlands East Indies, and 
with list of his publications. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
104 —GENT, L. F., van PENARD W. A. 
RINKES, Dr. D. 
Indie in Woord en Beeld (The Indies in word and 
pictures). Pictorial Netherlands East Indies. Wel- 
tevreden, 1924, pp 176. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A picture atlas of the Netherlands East 
Indies. The brief accompanying text treats in eight 
chapters the history, country and people, religion 
and education, art and sciences, native agriculture, 
the principal cultivations, trade and industry and 
means of communication. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken throughout 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
105 —GEOLOGISCHE OVERZICHTSKAART 
Van den Nederlandsch-lndischen Archipel, scale 
1 : 1,000,000 (General geological map of the Nether- 
lands Indies Archipelago). To be published in 21 
sheets, 12 of which had appeared up to 1939. (In 
Dutch). 
The maps, each with an introduction, appear in the 
Jaarboek van bet Mtjnwezen in Nederlandsch-lndie, 
Verhandelingen. A key map to the whole Nether- 
lands Indies, scale 1 : 15,000,000, showing the areas 
covered by the separate sheets was published in 
Jaarboek van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandscb-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1915, 2e gedeelte. Atlas, Kaart n. 
In this bibliography separate entries are made for 
each sheet and accompanying introduction to facili- 
tate reference under each region. The entries for 
the 12 sheets are as follows: 
Jaarboek, Verhandlingen— 
1915 2 Sheet xvn, Brouwer, H. A. — Java, 
Madoera, Bali, Lombok, Soembawa. 
1916 2 Sheet xv, Es L. J. C. van Junior—Lam- 
pongs, Straat Soenda, Bantam. 
1918 2 Sheet ix, Es L, J. C. van—West Borneo 
en Billiton. 
1919 1 Sheet i, Zwierzycki, J.—Noord Sumatra. 
1919 1 Sheet vn, Zwierzycki, J. — Tapanoeli, 
Sumatra’s west coast. Sumatra’s east 
coast. 
1925 2 Sheet ii, Scrivenor, J. B.—British Malaya. 
1927 1 Sheets xiv, xxi, Zwierzycki, J.—Oost- 
Nederlandsch-Nieuw Guinea. 
1927 1 Sheet xx, Zwierzycki, J.—Aroe, Kai- en 
Tenimbar-Eilanden. 
1929 Sheet xvi, ’t Moen C. W. A. P.—Midden 
Java. 
1929 Sheet vm, Zwierzycki, J. — Midden 
Sumatra, etc. 
1930 3 Sheet xm, Zwierzycki, J.—Vogelkop. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (sheet xx). 
106 —GERHARZ. J. W. 
De radiodienst ten behoeve van de militaire lucht- 
vaart (The wireless service for the military air force). 
In: Indisch Militaire Tijdscbrift van de Krijgsknn- 
dige Vereeniging, Vol. 70, No. 6, 1939, pp 526-535. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the development of the wireless 
service for military aircraft in the Netherlands East 
Indies since its beginning in 1922. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
107 —GOGH, F. van 
Origin and development of the rubber cultivation 
in the Netherlands Indies. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. vi. No. 1, 1938, pp 22-26. 
Contents: Early history. The cultivation of Hevea 
brasiliensis in the Netherlands East Indies by 
natives and on estates. 
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108 — GONGGRIIP. I. W. 
Soil management and density of population in the 
Netherlands East Indies. In: Congres International 
de Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, tome n, Travaux 
da la Section in, pp 397-404. 
Contents: The author discusses the factors princi- 
pally at work in the deterioration of the soil of the Netherlands Last Indies; compares these conditions 
with some in other parts of the world, and states 
the methods applied in the Netherlands East Indies 
to maintain the productivity of the soil. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
109 — GOTZ, F. F. F. 
Railways in the Netherlands Indies, with special 
reference to the island of Java. In; Bulletin of the 
Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n, No. 4, 
1939. vv 267-290. 
Contents: History of railway construction in the 
Netherlands East Indies; Lines and rolling stock; 
Receipts and expenses from 1929 to 1937; The com- 
petition of the road traffic; Measures to overcome 
the effects of the depression; The railway service. 
Map: Railway map of Java and Madoera. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
110 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Admiralty—Naval Intelligence Department. A manual 
of Netherlands India (Dutch East Indies). London, 
1918, pp 548. 
Contents: A detailed survey of the Netherlands East 
Indies. Chapter headings: (i) Introduction and 
general survey; (n) Physical geography and geology; 
(in) Climate; (iv) Vegetation and animals; (v) 
Inhabitants; general considerations; (vi) Inhabitants 
of Java; (vn) Inhabitants of the outer possessions; 
(vin) Government and administration; (ix) Genera! 
economic considerations; (x) Economic products of 
Java; (xi) Economic products of the outer posses- 
sions; (xii) Communications: shipping and ports; 
(xi11) Communications: roads, railways, posts, etc.; 
(xiv) History to 1914-1918; (xv) History from 1818 
to the present time. This contains a very full 
account of the geological and geographical structure 
of the various parts of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Map: Netherlands India. Scale 1 : 12,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Sydney (1920 edition); Public Library, 
Melbourne; Department of Defence Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
111 — GROENEVELDT, W. P. 
Notes on the Malay Archipelago and Malacca, com- 
piled from Chinese sources. Batavia, 1876, pp 144. 
Contents: Translations from old Chinese sources con- 
cerning Java, Sumatra, Borneo, the islands east of 
these, and the Malay peninsula. Smaller adjacent 
islands are described under each of these heads. 
Copies in University Library, Adelaide; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
112 — HALKEMA, H. W. 
Road development in the Netherlands East Indies. 
In; Java Gazette, Vol. vm, No. 1, 1939, pp 19-22. 
Contents: The growth of roadways under the influ- 
ence of motor traffic. 
Photographs: Many photographs, chiefly on roads 
throughout the area. 
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113 —HALL, Cf. C. J. I. van 
Coffee selection in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vcl. 
1. No. 2, 1938, pp 135-143. 
Contents-. Selection work of coffee robusta, and a 
few remarks on some other species. 
Copies in NEF1S Library: University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
114 — HANDWIIZER 
Voor Telegramadressen en verkoorte ambtstitels, 
1941. (Manual of telegraph addresses and abbrevi- 
ated official titles for use in telegrams), pp 167. (In 
Dutch). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
115 —HART. G. H. C. 
Towards economic democracy in the Netherlands 
Indies. New York, Netherlands Information Bureau, 
1942, pp 123. (Booklets of the Netherlands Informa- 
tion Bureau, No. 8). 
Contents; By chapter headings: 1, Birth of a Nation; 
2, Problem Sinister; 3, Freedom Oversteps; 4, Levers 
to Democracy; 5, Staff of Life; 6, The Land Beyond; 
7, Warp, Woof and Welfare; 8, Red Lights and 
Green Lights. 
Photographs: 14 full-page half-tone plates, includ- 
ing irrigated rice fields; settlers clearing jungle; 
paddy stacks; settlers’ home, Sumatra; weaving; 
rubber-tapping. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; AGS Library; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
116 —HART. G. H. C. 
Recent development in the Netherlands Indies: In: 
Geographical Journal, Vol. xcix, 1942, pp 81-101. 
Contents: A very brief general survey of the NE1, 
stressing their importance at the present time. 
Copies in the National Library, Canberra; Queens- 
land Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Syd- 
ney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of T asmania Library, Hobart. 
117 —HARTOGH. Dr, C. 
Education in Netherlands India. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 642-647. 
Contents: Survey of the school system of the NEI. 
Photographs: More advanced secondary school, 
Djokjakarta; Medical University, Weltevreden; 
Dutch Vernacular School, Poerworedjo; Four groups 
of school children; Pupils of the Roman Catholic 
school at Laham (SE Borneo); Salvation Army 
school at Bora; Department of Public Worship and 
Education, Weltevreden. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
12 118 — HAVERKAMP. P. 
Zeevaartkundige tafels voorzein van een korte verk- 
laring van de Inrichting en het gebruik. (Nautical 
tables provided with a brief explanation of the 
arrangement and use), 's Gravenhage, Departement 
van Defensie, 1934, pp 304. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Nautical tables. 
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119—HAYNES. A. S. 
The rural hygiene conference in Java. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1937, pp 282-284. 
Contents: Report of the conference of Eastern 
Nations held from August 3 to 13, 1937, in Java, to 
consider rural hygiene on a basis of rural recon- 
structions. 
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120 —HINTE, I. van 
De industriele ontwikkeling van Nederlandsch Oost- 
Indie. (Industrial development of the Netherlands 
Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xui, 1925, pp 
349-385. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; native industry; Western 
industry; the problem of industrialisation; bib- 
liography. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania, Hobart. 
121—'! HOEN. Dr. H. 
The domestic animals of the Indian Archipelago; 
the buffalo; native cattle. In: Netherlands India 
Old and New, Vol. 18, 1933, pp 306-310, and Vol. 
xix, 1934, pp 31-39. 
Contents: The use of the buffalo in the NEI. The 
breeding of native cattle. 
Photographs: Cattle pen and buffalo market (in Vol. 
xvm) and Kerapan steer, Madura, steer races at 
Besuki, team of racing steers, bull fight (in Vol. xix). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
122 — HOFSTEDE, N. W. 
Gedachten over de verdediging van Nederlandsch- 
Indie. (Thoughts on the defence of the NEI). In: 
Indisch Militair Tijdschrift, Vol. 72, No. 6, 1941, 
pp 555-63, Part n. No. 9, pp 865-74, Part v. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: On the task of the NEI army and the 
organisation of the infantry units in Java. Rules 
for scouting patrols. 
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123 —HOGEZAND. H. E. van 
De Topographische Dienst in 1940. (The Topographic 
Service in 1940). In: Indisch Militair Tijdschrift, 
Vol, lxxii. No. 6, pp 539-44. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Summary of the work done by the topo- 
graphic survey of the NEI in 1940. The work in- 
cludes: Geodetic work in Sumatra and Borneo; first 
mapping; aerophotogrammetic survey, reambulation; 
publication of maps; reproduction work; special 
activities. 
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124 — HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPV A ART 
Statistiek van de scheepvaart in Nederlandsch-Indie 
over het Jaar 1935, 1936, 1937 and 1938. (Shipping 
statistics in the Dutch East Indies for 1933, 1936, 
1937, 1938). Batavia, 1936-1939. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Arrival of ships in different ports in the 
respective years and during the last ten years in the 
principal ports. Nationality of ships arriving in the 
Dutch Indies. Ships sailing on a Dutch-Indian pass- 
port. Shipping accidents. 
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125— HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART 
Berichten aan Zeevarenden, 1938, (Information for 
Navigators). (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Advice about navigation in the waters of 
Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Celebes, New Guinea, Mo- 
luccas, Lesser Sunda Islands, including Timor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
126 —HUIZINGA. Dr. J. 
Medical care in Netherlands India. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 648-652. 
Contents'. The work of the Public Health Service, 
inaugurated in 1911 under the name of Civil Medi- 
cal Service. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library. Sydney. 
127 — HULSHOFF. Dr. D. J. 
The desirability and possibility of industrialisation 
in the Netherlands Indies. In; Congres Interna- 
tional de Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, Vol. n, 
Travaux de la Section me, pp 581-586. 
Contents'. Agrarianisation and Javanese colonisation 
have their limitations and to raise the welfare of 
the NE1 industrialisation is needed. The latter can 
be effected either by promoting mechanised indus- 
tries or by stimulating handicrafts. Most raw mate- 
rials are lacking for both types of industries which 
work mainly for the island market. The need for 
cheap capital for mechanised industries. Labour con- 
ditions, Government protection by import restrictions. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
128 —HUNGER, F. W. T. 
The course of market prices of the principal Nether- 
lands products in 1935. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. iv. Nos. 10-11, 1936, pp 213-220. 
Contents'. Discusses the prices of cereals, starches, 
oils, and fats, sugar, foodstuffs, colonial luxury pro- 
ducts, spices, rubber, fibres, skins, gums and resins, 
tin and petroleum. 
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129—HYDRICK. J. L. 
Intensive rural hygiene work in the Netherlands 
East Indies. New York, Netherlands Information 
Bureau, 1942, pp 83. (Booklets of the Netherlands 
Information Burean, No. 7). 
Contents: A full description of the organisation and 
work of the Public Health Service of the NEI 
reprinted with revisions from a report of the Service 
published in 1937. 
13 Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
130 —INDISCHE KRIJGSKUNDIGE VEREENIGING 
Indisch Militair Tijdschrift, Vol. lxx, No. 6, 1939, 
Vol. lxxii, Nos. 6, 9, 10, 1941. (Indian Association 
of Military Science—Indian Military Monthly). (In 
Dutch). 
Contents; The relevant articles are listed under the 
areas concerned, by author. 
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131 - INTER-OCEAN 
A Dutch East Indian magazine covering Malaysia 
and Australasia (Monthly), 4to. Batavia. 
Incorporating Sluyter’s Monthly, which see also. 
From July 1932 incorporated in Java Gazette. The 
last-named contains few articles of geographical value 
and is not as well illustrated as its predecessors. It 
contains one or two photographic supplements illus- 
trating places in Java and Sumatra. 
Mitchell Library, Sydney (Vol. iv, No. 3 to Vol. 
xin. No. 6, March 1923-June 1932); Public Library, 
Melbourne (Vol. v, No. 6-Vol. x-in. No. 6, June 1924- 
June 1932); NEFIS Library (Vol. xi, No. 1-Vol. xn. 
Nos. 8, 11-Vol. xin, Nos. 1-4 and 6, January 1930, 
August, November, 1931, January-April, June 1932). 
132—INTER-OCEAN 
The Netherlands East Indies as the centre of inter- 
national interests. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, Nos. 5 
and 6, 1926, pp 255-259, 318-321. 
Contents; Abstract from the official government 
communication; Open Door Policy. Export articles, 
direction of exports, foreign capital interests in pro- 
duction, foreign interests in the petroleum industry; 
interests of foreign banks; Dutch banks and estates; 
foreign shipping interests; foreign capital and the 
agricultural industry on Sumatra’s east coast. In 
Java: share of various countries in the Java sugar 
industry, transport of oil products, shipping to USA. 
Photographs: Java Bank, Batavia; KPM steamers 
in Tandjong Priok; Banjermasin, port of Borneo; 
Cultivation of coffee, tea and sugarcane; Transport 
of sugar cane; Chinese steamer at wharf at Sambas, 
Borneo; KPM steamer at Pontianok, Borneo. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
133 —INTER-OCEAN 
Special number (surveying the economics and social 
life of the Dutch East Indies). In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 586-700. • 
Contents: Separate articles by van Deth W, on 
public works and by Lam H. J. on flora have been 
indexed apart from this entry. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
134 — INTER-OCEAN 
Modern transportation in the Netherlands East 
Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, No, 8, 1929, pp 341- 
346. 
Contents: Describes in a very general way the 
modern means of transportation, by land, sea and 
air, employed in the Netherlands East Indies and 
their important part in the development of the 
country and its industries. 
Photographs: KPM steamer lying in the road of 
Batjan; State railway in the Preanger Mts; Fokker 
plane of the Royal Dutch East Indies; airways 
above a volcano crater; motor road in Java. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
135 —JANSEN. F. 
The country’s finances in 1936. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. v, No. 4, 1937, pp 6-9. For 1937, Vol. 
vi. No. 3, 1938, pp 6-8. For 1938, Vol. vn, No. 4, 
1939, pp 2-5. 
Contents: Survey of the finances of the Netherlands 
East Indies for 1936 (1937 and 1938). The same 
subject is dealt with for 1937 in Vol. vi. No. 3, 1938, 
pp 6-8, and for 1938 in Vol. vn. No. 4, 1939, pp 2-5. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
136 —JANSEN, Dr. B. C. P. 
Food in the tropics. In: Bulletin of the Colonial 
Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n. No. 1, 1938, pp 
56-62. 
Contents: The native diet in the tropics does not 
differ appreciably either in quantity or value from 
that of temperate climates. Lack of vitamins occurs 
with the use of highly polished rice and the scarcity 
of milk. 
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Melbourne. 
137 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The opening of the “Volksraad” (People’s Council). 
]uly 1932. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 1, 1932, pp 
'13-18. 
Contents: Speech of the Governor-General on the 
world crisis and economic measures. 
Photographs: On the way to the Volksraad; palace 
of the Volksraad and various photographs of the 
ceremony. 
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138 —JAVA GAZETTE 
13th Annual General Meeting of the British Chamber 
of Commerce for the Netherlands East Indies, 8th 
|uly, 1932. In; Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 2, 1932, 
pp 85-92. 
Contents; Economic conditions of the Netherlands 
East Indies and their foreign trade in 1931. 
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139 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Australian Letter. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i, No. 7, 
1933, pp 346-347. 
Contents: Australian-Netherlands East Indies trade 
balance. Australian exports to the Netherlands 
East Indies in 1930-1931 and 1931-1932. 
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140 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Commercial wireless in the Netherlands East Indies. 
In: Java Gazette, Vol. n. No. 4, 1933. Supplement. 
Contents: History and development of the wireless 
services in the Netherlands East Indies. 
14 Photographs: Rantja Eke, wireless station, Ban- 
doeng; Malabar wireless station, Bandoeng; trans- 
mitting and receiving apparatus at Bandoeng; two 
80kw short wave transmitters. 
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141—JAVA GAZETTE 
Measures taken in Netherlands India to implement 
the rubber export regulation agreement. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. in. No. 2, 1934, pp 58-60. 
Contents: The ordinances and regulations promul- 
gated by the Netherlands Indies Government in 1934. 
Control of production and exports; export quotas; 
method of calculating standard production; licenses; 
stocks; export duty on native rubber. 
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142 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Native races of the Netherlands Indies. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. iv. No. 2, 1935, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Brief account of the different Malay and 
Papuan tribes. 
Photographs: Mid-Java types; Soendanese girl; 
Balinese girl; Mt Dyaks; Poonang girl; Papuans; 
Balinese group; Batak types; Batak women. 
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143 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Flying in the Netherlands Indies. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. vi. No. 2, 1937, pp 52-54. 
Contents: History of aviation to and in the Nether- 
lands East Indies. Entry and exit. Customs. Pro- 
hibited area. Meteorological information. Aero- 
dromes and landing grounds.. Charges for their 
use. Climate. Cross-country routes. Night flying. 
List of maps. Shell aviation service. 
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144—JAVA GAZETTE 
The cultivation of tea in the Netherlands Indies. 
In; Java Gazette. Vol. vi, No. 5, 1937, pp 155-156. 
Contents: Cultivation and manufacture of tea. World 
trade in tea. Tea restrictions. World consumption 
of tea. 
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145 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Palm oil. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vi. No. 6, 1937, 
pp 187. 
Contents: The palm oil industry of the Nether- 
lands East Indies and the countries to which it is 
exported. 
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146 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Kapok. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vi. No. 7, 1938, pp213. 
Contents: Cultivation, treatment and uses of kapok. 
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147 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Netherlands East Indies as coffee producers. 
In: Java Gazette, Vol. vi. No. 12, 1938, pp 384. 
Contents: History of the coffee industry in the 
Netherlands East Indies. Recent trends in trade 
and price. 
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148 — JAVA GAZETTE 
Pepper. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vn, No. 4, 1938, 
pp 139-140. 
Contents: History of the pepper trade, its cultiva- 
tion; the pepper trade in the Netherlands East 
Indies in 1913, 1929, and 1936. The world stocks. 
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149 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Netherlands East Indies as petroleum producers. 
In; Java Gazette, Vol. vu. No. 7, 1939, pp 232-233. 
Contents: History of the petroleum industry in the 
Netherlands East Indies. Petroleum exports since 
1910; oil production and manufacture of the vari- 
ous derivatives in 1936; exports of 1937 according 
to destination. 
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150 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Commercial policy of the Netherlands Indies. In; 
Java Gazette, Vol. vn. No. 8, 1939, p 258. 
Contents: Review of the book by Professor Dr. A. 
Neytzell de Wilde and J. Th. Moll (1936), entitled 
“The Netherlands Indies during the Depression.” The 
Crisis Import Ordinance of 1933, and the enactments 
of 1933 and 1935 regulating the admission of aliens. 
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151 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Estate rubber in the Netherlands East Indies. In: 
Java Gazette, Vol. vn. No. 9, 1939, pp 289-290. 
Contents: Investments in Netherlands Indies rubber 
plantations in 1912 and 1930. Percentage of area 
planted with rubber by companies of different 
nationality. Area of estate and of native rubber 
since 1902. Improvement of rubber cultivation. Cost 
of production. 
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152 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Netherlands East Indies as tin producers. In; 
Java Gazette, Vol. vm. No. 8, 1942, p 255. 
Contents: The tin industry of the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
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153 —JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Handboek voor Toerisme in Nederlandsch-Indie. 
(Handbook for tourism in the Netherlands East 
Indies). Semarang, pp 244. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General advice to motorists. For Java: 
alphabetical list of places which can be reached by 
motor car; lists of hotels and passangrahans; springs 
and spas, antiquities and other sights; inland ferries; 
inter-local telephone offices; regulations for driving 
on certain roads. For Madoera: alphabetical list 
of places which can be reached by motor car; lists 
of passangrahans, springs and spas; sights; inter- 
local telephone offices; a trip through Bali sights. 
15 For Sumatra: lists of hotels; passangrahans, sights, 
springs and spas, excursions; ferries, traffic regula- 
tions, telephone offices. For Celebes: lists of hotels, 
passangrahans, springs and spas, ferries, telephone 
offices. For other Outer Possessions: lists of hotels, 
passangrahans, telephone offices. Transport of motor 
cars by railway and boat, and loading and unload- 
ing facilities. 
Maps: Bali; plan of Sabang; Medan-Padang road 
and its branches. 
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154 —JONG, EILEEN van ZYLLDE 
The Netherlands East Indies and Japan. Nether- 
lands Information Bureau, New York, 1942, pp 24. 
(Booklets of the Netherlands Information Bureau, 
No. 3). 
Contents: General discussion of the relations between 
Japan and Netherlands East Indies up to 1941. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
155 —JONGH, A. C. de 
Toelichting bij het schema eener algemeene geolo- 
gised legenda voor Nederlandsch-Indie. (Elucidation 
of scheme of a general geological map legend for 
the Netherlands Indies). In: Jaarhoek van het 
in Nederlandsch Indie, Verhandlingen, 
1930, 3de Gedeelte, pp 56-70. (In Dutch with sum- 
mary in English). 
Contents: A survey of the systematisation of the 
cartography of the Netherlands Indies. Plate 11 
illustrates the scheme of geological map representa- 
tion. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
156 —IONGH, A. C. de 
De publicistische werkzaamheid van den Indischen 
Geologischen Dienst en hare huidige belemmering 
(The publications of the Indian Geological Service 
and its present difficulties). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lii, 1935, pp 399-406. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief history of the official publications 
of the Geological Service. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
157 —KEASBERRY. BENJAMIN SCOTT 
The origin of the Malay race. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi11, No. 6, 1927, pp 323-326. 
Contents: Myths connected with the origin of the 
Malay race. 
Photographs: Native types from the Netherlands 
East Indies; children at Bandjermasin; girl in 
Batavia: family in Ambon; girl in Ambon; Bataks 
of Sumatra; Javanese Batik maker. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
158 — KEMMERLING, G. L. 
De actieve vulkanen van den Nederlandsch-lndischen 
Archipel in 1928-1929. (The active volcanoes of the 
Netherlands Indies Archipelago in 1928-1929). in; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 468. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A survey of volcanic activity during the 
years 1928-1929. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Five half-tone plates. 
Map: Paloewah Island, scale 1:100,000, showing zone 
of ash and lava. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
159 — KENNEDY. RAYMOND 
The ageless Indies. New York, John Day, 1942, 
pp 208. 
Contents: A good popular account of the Indies, 
with special reference to the native population. 
Chapter headings: The Islands; The Past; The 
Indonesians; The Dutch; The Wealth; The Future. 
Maps: The Pacific area; tribes and peoples of the 
Indies: The East Indies. (All small scale). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
160 —KENNEDY. RAYMOND 
Islands and peoples of the Indies. Smithsonian Insti- 
tution. War Background Studies, 1943, pp 63. 
Contents'. Geography, climate and general informa- 
tion of the Indies. 
Photographs'. The enormous Bromo crater in eastern 
Java (Smeru in background); landscape in Bali; 
entrance to a Batak village, Sumatra, showing earthen 
fortifications; Minangkabau longhouse, Sumatra; 
Toba Batak village,■ Sumatra; house in Nias; Men- 
tawei longhouse; one of the various types of Borneo 
longhouses; Sadang burial caves, Celebes, chiselled 
in face of a cliff; stone tombs, Sumba; palace of 
the Sultan of Siak, East Sumatra; village in central 
Flores: street scene in Batavia, showing steam 
tramcars. 
Maps: Small scale maps of the East Indies, showing, 
peoples of Sumatra; peoples of Java; peoples of 
Borneo: peoples of Celebes; islands and peoples of 
the Lesser Sundas; islands and peoples of the 
Moluccas. 
Copies in AGS Library; NEF1S Library. 
161 — KIST. F. I. 
The Geo-political and strategic importance of the 
waterways in the Netherlands Indies. In: Bulletin 
of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. i. No. 
4, 1938, pp 252-262. 
Contents: The position of the Netherlands East 
Indies with regard to Japan’s sphere of expansion. 
The tensions caused by differences in the densities 
of population. The importance of traffic roads, also 
as strategic roads. The upkeep of these roads 
through the Netherlands Indies Dept, of the Navy. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
162—KLUTE, FRITZ, ed. 
Handbuch der geographischen Wissenschaft: Vorder- 
und Siidasien in Natur, Kultur und Wortschaft. 
(Handbook of geographical knowledge: near and 
16 south Asia, nature, culture and economics). Pots- 
dam, Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft Athenaion, 
1937, pp 570. (In German). 
Contents: Chapter vn. The Malay Archipelago, by 
Walter Behrman, pp 72. Gives a general geographi- 
cal survey of the region (physical geography, climate, 
flora and fauna, peoples), followed by detailed des- 
scriptions of each island. 
Photographs: 48 small but very clear and well- 
selected half-tone plates and four full-page colour 
reproductions of paintings. 
Maps: Further India and Malay Archipelago, scale 
1:18,000,000. (Inset: Java, scale 1:9,000,000); small- 
scale diagrams of the tectonic lines, fault lines, 
isobars and wind directions, temperature and rain- 
fall at selected stations, afforestation, population 
density, rainfall in Java, increase in population of 
Java compared with Ceylon (graph), land utilisation 
around Medan; relief map of Borneo, scale 
1:10,000,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
163 — K.N.I.L.M. 
Intercontinental air express. February, August- 
November 1938, December 1939. K.N.I.L.M. Air Ex- 
press, January-July 1940. 
Contents: A monthly published by the K.N.I.L.M. 
first under the title Intercontinental air express, then 
under title Air express, to encourage tourism by 
air in the NEI. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr, Hendriks’ collection). 
164 — K.N.I.L.M. 
The Royal Netherlands Indies Airways. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 1, 1937, pp 1-11. 
Contents: History and services of the K.N.I.L.M. 
Photographs: Plane over typical NEI landscape; 
aerial view of business section of Batavia; aerial 
view of mountain resort Kopeng, near Salatiga; rice 
fields and rice mill near Garoet, West Java; Djam- 
pangan estate with rubber and tea, West Java; Mer- 
api, near Jogjakarta; rice fields in Bali; oil refinery 
Soengei Gerong near Palembang; Walahir irriga- 
tion works near Drawang, West Java. 
Map: K.N.I.L.M. air lines in connection with world 
traffic. 
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165 —KOLONIAAL INSTITUUT, AMSTERDAM 
Bulletin, Vol. i, Nos. 1, 2, 4, 1937-1938, Vol. u, Nos. 
3, 4, 1938-39, Vol. in. No. 1, 1939-1940. 
Contents: The relevant articles are listed under 
their authors. 
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Melbourne. 
166 —KONINKLIJK MAGNETISCH EN METEOROLO- 
GISCH OBSERVATORIUM BATAVIA 
Vulkanische verschijnselen en aardbevingen in den 
Oost-lndischen Archipel, waar genomen gedurende 
het Jaar 1925. (Also for 1929, 1930, 1932, 1933). 
Aardbevingen in den Oost-lndischen Archipel, waar 
genomen gedurende het Jaar 1935 (1939). (Volcanic 
phenomena and earth movements in the East Indian 
Archipelago observed in the year 1925. Earth move- 
ments in Indian Archipelago observed in the year 
1925. Earth movements in 1935 (1939). Reprints 
from Natuurkundig Tijdschrift, Vols. 86, 90, 91, 93, 
94, 96, Series A, No. 42 (1941) of Observatorium 
Publication. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Catalogue of volcanic activities and earth- 
quakes, bound in one volume. 
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167—KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUN- 
DIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Amsterdam, Tijdschrift, Series 1, Vols. 1-7 (1876- 
1883); Series n, Vols. 1-57, pt 2 (1884-1940). Pub- 
lication suspended owing to war). (In Dutch). 
Contents: In addition to the articles listed, this con- 
tains regularly a bibliography, book reviews and 
reports of geographical news relating to the Nether- 
lands East Indies. Articles have been listed under 
the area with which they deal, and according to 
author. 
Complete set in the National Library, Canberra. 
168 —KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDR1JKSKUN- 
DIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Atlas van tropisch Nederland. KNAG, Amsterdam, 
1938. Printed in Batavia by Netherlands Indies 
Topographical Service. (In Dutch).- 
Maps: Maps of the Netherlands Indies (East and 
West) with gazetteer. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library. Adelaide. 
169 —KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUN- 
DIG GENOOTSCHAP 
De zeen van Nederlandsch Oost-lndie. (The seas of 
the Netherlands East Indies). 4to. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill, 1922, Vol. ix, pp 507. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Historical introduction, by S. P. 1’Honore 
Naber; The depths of the seas, with depth chart, by 
G. F. Tydeman; Temperature, salinity, density and 
gas content of the sea-water, by W. E. Ringer; 
Maritime meteorology and seasons, by J. P. van der 
Stok; Biology of the sea, by Max Weber and A. 
Weber -van Bosse; Geology, by G. A. F. Molen- 
graaff; Coast description of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago, by J. M. Phaff; The description of the 
coasts is detailed and important. It covers pp 359- 
494 and has an index, pp 495-506. 
Maps: Many maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Melbourne. 
170 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
The “Paketvaart” Atlas of the Netherlands Indian 
Archipelago. Obi. 4to. Amsterdam, printed by J. H. 
De Bussy (n.d.) about 1910. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Maps and photographs of different parts 
of the Indies. 
Photographs-. Bay of Gorontalo; Petjaloekan River; 
the sandsea with Bromo and Semeroe; Sindanglaja; 
Tjibodas; road in Deli; cataract at Soengei Poear; 
Grotto at Protokojo. 
Maps: Dutch East Indies (scale 1:18,000,000). Java 
(1:2,000,000). Borneo (1:6,500,000). East Java 
17 (I ; 2,000,000). Borneo (1 : 6,500,000). Sumatra 
(1 ; 4,000,000). Celebes and Little Sunda Islands 
(1:6,500,000). Moluccas and Dutch New Guinea 
(1 ; 6,500,000). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; AGS Library. 
171 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Official K.P.M. Yearbook. 1937-1938. Batavia, 1937, 
pp 321. 
Contents: pp 23-98 describe the Netherlands East 
Indies from the tourist point of view, including 
information on communications, ports, possible trips, 
principal firms, etc., including Dry Dock Co., Tand- 
jong Priok. 
Photographs: Many half-tone plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Perth. 
172 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPII 
Dienstregeling voor het jaar 1939. (Service regula- 
tions for the year 1939). pp 112. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Time table of the shipping service of the 
K.P.M. in 1939. Distance tables for all K.P.M. lines 
(in sea miles). Active wireless stations. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1940 and 1941. 
Map: K.P.M. lines. 
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173 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Vol. i, Nos. 2-7, 9-11, 1935. Koninklijk Paketvaart 
Maatschappij, Batavia, 1935. 
Contents: Articles and photographs for the tourist. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
174 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies. In: 
K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. i. No. 12, pp 285-312. 
Contents: Richly illustrated description of native 
arts and crafts in the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
175 — KOOLHAAS, D. R., and P. A. ROWAAN 
The properties of the cananga, patchouli and vetiver 
oils of the Netherlands Indies. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. v, Nos. 7/8, 1937, pp 42, 43. 
Contents: Exports of these oils 1926-36, methods of 
production and physical and chemical properties. 
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176 —KOPPEL. C. van de 
The resins, dama and copal and their industrial 
uses in America. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
iv. Nos. 20/22, 1936, pp 24-33. 
Contents: The article deals with the botanical and 
geographical origin of damar and copal and the 
commercial grades; the exports of these resins from 
the Netherlands East Indies and the American con- 
sumption of these and similar resins, including syn- 
thetic resins. The industrial uses of NEI resins. 
Photographs: Transport of copal (Celebes); old 
(wrong) method of tapping Agatha in the Moluccas; 
tapping and collecting damar; sorting copal (Macas- 
sar); collectors of damar in Acheen (North Suma- 
tra); right method of tapping damar Putih (Shorea 
javanica—K and V. Acheen); right method of tap- 
ping copal (Celebes). 
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177 —KOPPEL, C, van de 
Forestry in the Outer Provinces of the Netherlands 
Indies. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of 
Amsterdam, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1938, pp 33-34. 
Contents: The forest administration in the Outer 
Provinces was established in 1908. The total forest 
area of the Outer Provinces is estimated at 120 
million hectares, 68% of the whole extent. The estab- 
lishment of forest reserves for hydrological reasons 
and to maintain timber supply. The exploitation of 
hard woods and soft woods. Reforestation of the 
highlands; the minor forest products. 
Copies in NEFIS Library and University Library, 
Melbourne. 
178 — KOPSTEIN, Dr. FELIX 
A zoologist and his camera in the tropics. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. ix. No. 1, 1928, pp 29-36. 
Contents: Selection of photographs from the author’s 
book. 
Photographs: Different types of animals found in 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
179—KROON, A. H. J, 
The coffee market during the fourth quarter of 1934. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 7, 1935, 
pp 68-69. 
Contents: Discusses the market conditions of coffee. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
180 —KROON, A. H. J.. and I. van der PLOEG 
Estate products and native grown commercial crops 
in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 9, 
1935, pp 221-226. 
Contents: Exports and prices of estate and native- 
grown crops in 1934. 
Photographs: Drying copra in the sun; view of a 
citronella oil factory. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
181—LAM, Dr. H. J. 
Flora. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 1928, 
pp 672-678. 
Contents: Survey of the vegetation of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
Photographs: Gigantic cactus grown near Lawang 
(Java); mountain Tjemara zone (Casuarina) on 
Mt Merapi; Wynkoops Bay and the estuary of the 
Tjimandiri in West Java, seen from the east; along 
the route to the Papandajan. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
182 —LAMSTER. J. C. 
Spelling van aardrijkskundige namen in Neder- 
landsch Indie. (Spelling of geographical names in 
the Netherlands Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk- 
18 Nederlandscb Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xliii, 1926, pp 391-396. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of the second revised edition 
of the List of Geographical Names in the Nether- 
lands Indies. 
Copies in National Library. Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, 1 lobart. 
183 — LAMSTER, J. C. 
Handelsreizen in Oost-lndie, voor 2000 jaar. (1 rad- 
ing voyages in the East Indies 2000 years ago). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandscb Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 991-998. 
Contents: Notes on early Chinese voyages in 1st 
century, B.C. 
Map: Probable Chinese trade route to the East 
Indies in 1st century, B.C. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
184 —LANDHEER. BARTHOLOMEW 
The Netherlands East Indies comes of age. New 
York, Netherlands Information Bureau, 1941, PP 15. 
(Booklets of the Netherlands Information Bureau, 
No. I). 
Contents: Describes briefly the war preparations of 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
185 —LANGEN. Dr. C. D. de 
Medical training in the Indies. In; Bulletin of the 
Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. i. No. 2, 1938, 
pp 125-134. 
Contents: The history of medical training, and the 
aims and methods of training natives in the medical 
field. 
Copies in NEEIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
186 —LAST, H. van GALEN 
The Netherlands Indian State Railways in 1936. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 6, 1937, pp 95-96. 
Contents: Brief survey of the State railway net finan- 
cial results, traffic, technical service and available 
stocks and new purchases. 
(This is a continuation of a series of articles on rail- 
ways and tramways—the preceding one being by 
Willebrand—The Netherlands Indian Railways in 
1934 and the following one being by Willebrand and 
entitled—The private railways and tramways in 
1936). 
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187 —LAST, H. van GALEN, and WILLEBRAND, D. 
The Netherlands Indian railways and tramways in 
1937. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 6, 
1938, pp 16-18. 
Contents: These two articles conclude a yearly sur- 
vey for 1934 and 1936. The preceding articles are 
by Willebrand, Galen Last and Willebrand. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1939 in Vol. vn. 
No. 6, 1939, pp 3-9. 
Copy in NEEIS Library. 
188 — LEEUW, G. van der 
Primitieve religie in Indonesie; een overzicht (Primi- 
tive religion in Indonesia; a survey). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandscb Aardrijkskundig Genoots- 
chap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 873-887. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A lecture to the 8th Colonial Summer 
School for Geographers, Amsterdam, 1927, on primi- 
tive religion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
189 — LEVERT. H. J. 
The money, credit, exchange and stock markets in 
1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 7, 1935, 
pp 169-173. 
Contents; Discussion of the money market in the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Batavia building of the Netherlands 
East Indies Excompto Mij; chartered building in 
Batavia; new building of the Factorij (Netherlands 
Trading Society) in Batavia; Chamber of Commerce 
building in Batavia. 
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190 — LIAT, DJIE TING 
The trade relations between the Netherlands Indies 
and China. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. 
No. 21, 1935, pp 496-501. 
Contents: Survey of the trade between Netherlands 
East Indies and China in the period between 1928 
and 1934. 
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191 — LIGTHART, Th. 
The Netherlands Indies and the world crisis. In; 
Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 10, 1933, pp 486-490. 
Contents: European and native production and mar- 
keting in the Netherlands East Indies as affected 
by depression. 
Copy in NEEIS Library. 
192 —LITH, A. van 
De Topografische Dienst onder J. J. K. Enthoven. 
(The Topographical Service under J. j. K. Entho- 
ven). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xvi, 1920, pp 79-86. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author describes the work of Enthoven 
at head of the Topographical Service, especially the 
greater centralisation of the survey work; the rais- 
ing of the Topographical Service to an independent 
unit of the army, the expansion of the field of work, 
and the first publication of the Jaarverslag (annual 
report). 
Copies in NEEIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
193 —LUYMES, I. L. H, 
De hydrographische opneming van den O. I. Archipel. 
(The hydrographical survey of the East Indies Archi- 
pelago). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandscb 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xliv, 1927, pp 
177-208. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A historical and general survey of marine 
surveying in the Netherlands East Indies. 
19 Map: Work of the Naval survey ships in the Nether- 
lands East Indies in 1927. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
194 —LUYMES. J. H. L. 
Het werk der Nederlandschen opnemingsvaartuigen 
in den Oost Indischen Archipel, 1930-1935. (The work 
of the Dutch survey ships in the East Indian Archi- 
pelago, 1930-1935). In; Tijdscbrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935, 
pp 105-107. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief outline of work in nautical sur- 
veying, 1930-1935. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
195 —LUYMES, J. 
Hydrography. In: Rutten, L. M. R.—Science in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 65-67. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It gives a 
brief summary of hydrographic work in the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
196 — LUYTJES, A„ and KROON, A. H. J. 
21st report on native rubber cultivation. In; Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. m. No. 6, 1935, pp 144-147 (22nd 
report, Vol. in. No. 12, 1935, pp 304-305; 23rd report, 
Vol. hi. No. 20, 1935, pp 471-475; 24th report, Vol. 
m, No. 24, 1935, pp 553-556; 25th report, Vol. iv. 
No. 28, 1936, pp 153-156). 
Contents: Quarterly reports. Deals with exports, 
prices, reports for different regions. 
Photographs: Well planted rubber trees on planta- 
tion in Sumatra (Vol. in. No. 12); native rubber 
plantation (Vol. in. No. 20); small holder with 
family (Vol. m. No. 20); wet rubber in slabs being 
transported by prahu to market in Borneo; rubber 
market near a coastal shipping centre of West Borneo. 
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197 —M, t. 
Onze niet rechtstreeks tot het leger behoorende 
korpsen. (Our corps not directly belonging to the 
army). In; Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische 
Officiersvereeniging, Vol. 22, No. 3, 1937, pp 88-90. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the different corps composed of 
natives of a given area and commanded by native 
officers. The newly formed native corps Prajoda, 
on Bali. 
Photographs: Applicants for the Prajoda on Bali; 
the “camp” at Karangasem, Bali; the Resident of 
Bali and Lombok reviewing the Detachment Gianjar. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
198 —MAANEN, D. van 
Some notes on irrigation in the Dutch East Indies. 
In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. i. 
No. 12, 1920, pp 503-509. 
Contents'. Brief text to accompany photographs. 
Photographs: Bandjar-Tjahjana works; head sluice 
Singomerto and main canal; Bandjar-Tjahjana 
works, reinforced concrete syphon through Linggo- 
moerto ravine; scouring sluice, Singgomerto, open; 
movable weir, Siwatoe in Tjokrojasan draining 
canal; Bandjar-Tjahjana works, main canal between 
first tunnel and syphon under Meran river; movable 
weir and lock Rentong Tjimanoek; Pemali works; 
iron aqueduct and bridge Pontjol. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
199 — MAASSEN, Dr. C. C. J. 
Javanese agricultural migration to the Outer Pro- 
vinces. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of 
Amsterdam, Vol. n, No. 3, 1939, pp 183-192. 
Contents: Assisted immigration of Javanese agri- 
culturists to the Outer Provinces in 1935-1939. Advice 
for large-scale colonisation. 
Photographs: Group of prospective colonists ready 
for departure from Java; two views of the jungle 
in the process of being cleared; irrigated seed beds 
of rice; provisional hut in new settlement; new 
village under construction. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
200 — MANSCHOT. J. H. 
The exchange, money and stock markets in 1935. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 9, 1936, pp 191- 
195. 
Contents: Survey of the exchange, money and stock 
market of the Netherlands East Indies in 1935. The 
same subject is dealt with for 1936 in Vol. v, No. 4, 
pp 15-21. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
201—MANSCHOT, N. J. 
The financial condition of the estate tea cultivation 
in the Netherlands Indies from 1928 to 1933 inclu- 
sive. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 14, 
1935, pp 356-361. 
Contents: Survey of the changes since 1928 in the 
financial structure and the general position of the 
estate tea cultivation with special regard to Java. 
Photographs: Experimental station for the tea indus- 
try in Buitenzorg; large tea factory in the mountains 
of Java; interior of a factory; plucking tea on an 
extensive plantation in Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
202 — MANSCHOT. N. J. 
The financial position of the plantation tea industry 
in the Netherlands Indies under restriction. In; The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 3, 1937, pp 6-13. 
Contents: Review of the changes in the financial 
position of the plantation tea industry in the Nether- 
lands East Indies and particularly in Java, and 
mainly as a result of the international restriction 
agreement of 1933. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
203 —MANTEL. P. G. 
De beteekenis der militaire luchtvaart voor de 
defensie van Nederlandsch Indie. (The importance 
20 of the military air-force for the defence of the 
Netherlands Indies). In: Indisch Militair Tijd- 
schrift, Vol. 70, No. 6, 1939, pp 470-482. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The importance of aircraft in the defence, 
with special regard to the NE1. 
Copy in NEE1S Library. 
204 —MAUTNER. W. 
The Netherlands Indies and the world tin supply. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 11, 1938, pp 3-8. 
Contents: Survey of the world’s tin production and 
the Netherlands East Indies’ share in it since 1900. 
The development of the tin industry in the Nether- 
lands East Indies. Exports, stocks and consumption 
of tin. Price movement of tin. The tin restrictions. 
Photographs: Electrical dredger on Banka; tin pit 
near Soengeiliat; tin mine near Buntok (Banka). 
Copy in NEE1S Library. 
205 —MAUTNER, W. 
The world position of the Netherlands Indies in the 
petroleum industry. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. vi. No. 2, 1938, pp 11-16. 
Contents: Share of the Netherlands East Indies in 
the world production of crude oil since 1857 (begin- 
ning of the industry in the Netherlands East Indies). 
Oil resources of the world and of the Netherlands 
East Indies. The geographical position (distances 
from the Netherlands East Indies production regions 
and ports of shipment to ports of arrival, compared 
with those from other production and consumption 
centres). Survey of the separate branches of the 
Netherlands East Indies petroleum industry. The 
exports from the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in NEELS Library. 
206 —MAYER, I. A. 
The foreign trade of India and its commerce with 
the Netherlands Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. in. No. 22, 1935, pp 516-518. 
Contents: Survey of India’s foreign trade 1929-1934, 
with special regard to the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
207 — MEIJER, Dr. Th, M„ and KOOLHAAS. Dr. D. R. 
Temu Lawak—The Rhizone of Curcuma Xanthorr- 
hiia, An. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 
7/8, 1937, pp 32-36. 
Contents: A drug, temu lawak, from the Netherlands 
East Indies is described. Its history is given, to- 
gether with its botanical description. The cultiva- 
tion and the preparation of the drug, its chemical 
constituents and its therapeutic value are also touched 
upon. 
Photographs: Five views of the plant and its parts. 
Cony in NEFIS Library. 
208 — MEINESZ. F. A. Vening 
Gravity anomalies in the East Indian Archipelago. 
In; Geographical Journal, Vol 77, 1931, pp 323-337. 
Contents: This is a scientific account of the sub- 
marine journey referred to in No. 209 annotation. 
Map: East Indian Archipelago, showing gravity 
anomalies, scale 1 ; 10,000,000. Two profiles—1 south- 
ward from Java, 2 across Talaur Archipelago. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Aus- 
tralasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
209 — MEINESZ. F. A. Vening 
By submarine through the Netherlands East Indies 
In: Geographical Journal, Vol 77, 1931, pp 338-349. 
Contents: This submarine journey was undertaken 
for a scientific investigation of gravity anomalies to 
obtain data in regard to tectonic activity. The 
scientific side was dealt with in an article in the 
same volume, pp 323-337. There were three trips, 
one in the eastern part of the Archipelago, one round 
the island of Celebes, one round Sumatra. This is 
a general description of places and people visited. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Melbourne; Council for 
Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Aus- 
tralasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
210 — MERENS. M. M. 
The maritime routes in and through the Nether- 
lands Indies. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute 
of Amsterdam, Vol. i. No. 2, 1938, pp 94-105. 
Contents: The sea-borne traffic in the Netherlands 
East Indies (inter-island and inter-port traffic). Trade 
from and to the Netherlands East Indies. Through 
traffic (not touching at any Netherlands East Indies 
port). 
Copies in NEF1S Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. . 
211 —MEYER. Dr. Th. M., and KOOLHAAS. Dr. B. R. 
Kumis Kuching. Orthosiphon Stamineum Denth, a 
valuable diuretic and remedy against kidney stone. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, Nos. 7/8, 1937, 
PP 37-42. 
Contents: A drug, kumis kuching, is described, 
together with remarks on its cultivation and pluck- 
ing. Its pharmacological value and its chemical 
constituents. 
Photographs: Six pictures of the plant and its parts. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
212 —MILLER. H. ERIC 
The rubber industry. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. No 
3, 1932, pp 131-135. 
21 Contents: The rubber industry in the Netherlands 
East Indies. Describes tapping, different types of 
plantation in general terms, no statistics. 
Photographs: European rubber estate; tapping rub- 
ber; aerial view of a European rubber estate in 
Java; rubber trees planted as shade trees for Robusta 
coffee; rubber trees mixed with coffee shrubs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
213—MOHR. E. C. JUL 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-lndie in het bijzonder. (The soil of 
the tropics in general, and of the Netherlands 
Indies in particular). Two vols. Amsterdam, de 
Bussy, 1933-1938. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Vol. i has two parts. The first part is 
general and is annotated below; the second part 
deals with Bali, Celebes and the Lesser Sunda Islands 
and is annotated under these areas. Vol. n is in 
four parts. The first part deals with the Lesser 
Sunda Islands and New Guinea, the second part with 
some islands of the Moluccas, Halmaheira, Celebes, 
Borneo, Bangka and Billiton; the third part with 
Sumatra, and the fourth part with Java and 
Madoera. The annotations for these appear under 
their respective areas. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney: Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite 
Agricultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
214 —MOHR, E. C, JUL 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-lndie in het bijzonder. (The soil of 
the tropics in general, and of the Netherlands 
Indies in particular). Eerste Stuk (first part). 8vo. 
Amsterdam, de Bussy, 1933. (Koninklijke Vereeni- 
ging Koloniaal Instituut, Amsterdam, Mededeeling 
No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp 130. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Soil formation, climate, soil temperature, 
soil moisture, rainfall, evaporation, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
215 —MOHR, Dr. E. C, JUL 
The relation between soil and population density in 
the Netherlands East Indies. In: Congres Inter- 
national de Geographie, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome n, 
Travaux de la Section me. 
Contents: The author shows that the population 
density depends on the fertility of the soil; under 
the climatic conditions the soil is leached rapidly; 
only the presence of young volcanoes makes possible 
a dense population by providing fresh soil. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
216 —MOHR, E. C. JUL 
Climate and soil in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. 
i. No. 4, 1938, pp 241-251. 
Contents: Description of the equatorial climate of 
the Netherlands East Indies. Soil erosion and 
accumulation by water and wind. Soil regeneration 
by active volcanoes. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
217—MO JET, J. J. 
Met leger in Nederlandsch-lndie. (The army in the 
Dutch .Indies). In: Wetenschappelijk Jaarhericht 
1936, Vereeniging ter Beoefening van de Krijgs- 
wetenschap, Vol. 26, pp 372-416. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Organisation of the army, strength, 
national defence, service obligation, the different 
types of troops, military administration, veterinary 
service, topographic service. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
218 —MOLENGRAAFF, G. A. F. 
The coral reefs in the East Indian Archipelago: 
their distribution and mode of development. In: 
Pacific Science Association—Proceedings of the 4th 
Pacific Science Congress, 1929, Vol. iia, pp 55-89. 
Contents: Types of coral reefs, distribution, coral 
reefs of the Sunda shelf, the Spermonde shelf, Sahul 
shelf, coral reefs in the south of Macassar Strait, 
the Kalu Kalukuang Island, the Postilion Is, the 
Paternoster Island, coral reefs on the west coast 
of Sumatra, the Laars Islands and the atoll de Bril, 
the atoll on the Zandbuis banks, the Island of Kabia 
or Baars Island, the Angelica shoal, the Muaras 
reef, the atoll of Gisser, and the Ceram-laut archi- 
pelago, the coral island of Pasigi. 
Maps: Map showing the distribution of coral reefs 
in the East Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 10,000,000; 
Sapuka atoll; Postiljon Islands, scale 1 : 400,000: 
barrier reefs and atolls in Macassar Strait, scale 
I : 3,750,000; atoll of the Tiger Island, scale 
1 : 400,000; atoll of the Zandbuis banks, Paternoster 
Island, elevated atoll Palau Dana near Savu, 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
219 —MORESCO. E. 
The new constitution of the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 5, 1927, pp 249-254, 
Contents: The constitution according to the act of 
1925. 
Photographs: Six views from the assembly of the 
Volksraad. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
220 —MORRELL, CHARLES M. 
The position of the Netherlands East Indies in 
world economics. In: Java Gazette, Vol. v. No. 4, 
1936, pp 119-121. 
Contents: Percentage of some of the Netherlands 
East Indies products to total world products. Dutch 
and British co-operation in regard to the rationalising 
of certain products. 
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221 — MORSHUIS, N. C. J. 
The Netherlands Indian national debt in 1934, In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 7, 1935, pp 
163-168. 
Contents-. The floating and consolidated debts of 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: The Java Bank in Batavia; Depart- 
ment of Finance, Waterloo Square, Batavia. 
Copy in NEFIS Library.. 
22 222—MULLER. HENDRIK P. H, 
De Europeesche samenleving. (European social life). 
In; Colijn H.—Neerlands Indie, 1913, Vol. n, pp 
371-383. (In Dutch).' 
Contents: A short description of the social life of 
Europeans in the Netherlands Indies. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
223 —NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section, of Nature Protection of 
the Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg. Copy- 
right, 1938, Department of Economic Affairs, Batavia, 
pp 63. 
Contents: An account of Netherlands nature reserves 
in considerable detail by various authors. Position 
and area of each are given, and the animals, vegeta- 
tion and terrain are discussed. Includes excellent 
terrain photographs. 
Copies in Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; National Museum Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Bris- 
bane; Public Library, Adelaide. 
224 — NATUURKUNDIG TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR NEDER- 
LANDSCH INDIE 
Vol. n-c (1851-1940). (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Articles on all branches of science. A 
selection only of those on geography or related sub- 
jects have been listed separately, under the area con- 
cerned and the author. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane (Vols 4-97, incomplete set); 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane (Vols 2-50); 
Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
ney: Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth (Vol. 63 + ). 
225 — NAUTICA 
Orgaan van de Vereeniging van Gezagvoerders en 
Stuurieden in Nederlandsch-lndie. (Journal of the 
Association of Captains and Ships’ Officers), Vol. 28, 
No. 2, 1941, pp 37-68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Foundation “Nether- 
lands on the Sea.” The work of the hostel service. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
226 — NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL LINE 
Netherlands India Old and New—Vol. 18, 1933, 
March, August; Vol. 19 (1934), January, February, 
Amsterdam. 
Contents-. Articles in this journal are written for 
the tourist and have been listed under the area con- 
cerned and the author. 
Photographs-. State railway stop “Lebakdjero, Java”; 
March 1933, Vol. 18; North Coast of Atjer Sumatra, 
the waterfall of the Kroeeng Olim at Meureu- 
doe, September, 1933, Vol 18; the high level plain of 
Roeteng, Flores. September 1933, Vol. 18. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
227 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Algemeen proefstation voor den landbouw; Mede- 
deelingen, Vols. 1-11/13-15, 17-19, 1919-1925. 
(General agricultural experimental stations—Journal). 
(In Dutch). 
Contents; Reports of work done at the agricultural 
experimental stations throughout the Netherlands 
East Indies. 
Copy in the Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne. 
228 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den landbouw. (a) Lijst van mededee- 
lingen van het algemeen proefstation voor den land- 
bouw 1912-1939. (List of reports of the general agri- 
cultural experimental station 1912-1939). (b) Vers- 
lagen en mededeelingen. ’s Gravenhapp 1938, Nos. 1-3. 
1. Lijst van officieele personen, instellingen en vereeni- 
gingen op land—en tuinbouwgebied. 2. De econo- 
mische toestand van den landbouw in 1936-1937. 
en andere onderwerpen. 3. Verslag over den land- 
bouw in Nederland over 1937. Reports and informa- 
tion, ’s Gravenhage 1938, Nos. 1-3. (1. List of official 
personnel, institutions and societies connected with 
agriculture and horticulture. 2. The economic situa- 
tion of agriculture in 1936-1937 and other subjects. 
3. Report on agriculture in Holland in 1937). (In 
Dutch). 
Copy in Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne. 
229 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw—Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen . . . Amsterdam. 
Separate entries have been made for each article 
under the authors and in the areas concerned. 
Libraries holding this journal are indicated at the 
end of the respective annotation. 
230 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Post, telegraaf en telefoongids, Juli, 1939. (Post, 
telegraph and telephone directory of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, July 1939). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the postal services, list of 
post offices, foreign mail connections and tariffs; 
list of telegraph tariffs with other countries; list of 
telegraph offices. List of land and mobile stations. 
Newspapers entitled to receive press telegrams. List 
of local and district telephone nets. Tariffs for 
wireless telephone talks. Telephone tariff. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
231 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Regeering van: Tien jaar Japansch gewroet in Neder- 
landsch Indie. (Ten years of Japanese underground 
activities in the Netherlands Indies). Batavia, 1942, 
pp 204. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The 300 years of Dutch Rule in . the 
Netherlands East Indies and the Open Door Policy. 
Japan’s aspirations to leadership in Asia. Japanese 
propaganda for preparing an invasion of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. Its economic assault on the 
Netherlands East Indies espionage. The Kobayashi 
Mission. Direct preparations for invasion by Japan- 
ese Government Department. 
There is also an abridged edition in English under 
the title of “A decade of Japanese underground 
activities in the Netherlands East Indies.” 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 232 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE GEOGRAFISCHE 
MEDEDEELINGEN 
Vol. i, 1941. (All published). Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig, Genootschap, Batavia, 1941. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Published as a continuation of the Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskunlig 
Genootschap after the invasion of Holland, and con- 
tains similar material 
Copy of Parts 1 (January) and VI (November) 
only in National Library, Canberra; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
233 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE OFFICERS VEREENI- 
GING 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch Indische Officiersvereeni- 
ging (Journal of the Netherlands Indies Officers’ 
Association), Vols. 20, 1935, Nos. 4-11; 21, 1938, Nos. 
2-12; 22, 1937, Nos. 1-12; 23, 1938, Nos. 1, 3-7, 9-12; 
24, 1939, Nos. 1-3, 5-12; 25, 1940, Nos. 1, 5, 6. 
Bandoeng Visser & Co. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Articles mainly of strategic interest have 
been filed according to the areas with which they deal. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
234 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE OFFICIERSVEREENI- 
GING 
Wijzigingenblad op gegevens omtrent de verschillende 
garnizoenen op Java en de Buitengewesten. Uitgave 
1933. (Corrections to the directory concerning the 
different garrisons on Java and the Outer Possessions, 
edition 1933). In; Orgaan van de Nederlandsch In- 
dische Officiersvereeniging, 1936, Vol. 21, Supp. to 
Nos. 10, 11. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Corrects and brings up to date the informa- 
tion supplied in 1933. 
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235 — NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES 
Year books and handbooks of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1916, 1920, 1924, 1930, Batavia Department of 
Agriculture, Industry and Commerce, 1916, 1920, 
1924, 1930. 
Contents: Topography, climate, flora and fauna, 
population, public health and education, Govern- 
ment and public finance, money and banking, agri- 
culture, natural resources and industry, trade and 
commerce, communications. The 1920 edition con- 
tains a special article on Netherlands East Indies 
harbours illustrated by plans. 
Photographs: Many photographs of topographical 
interest, nature life, etc. 
Maps: Malay Archipelago, scale 1 ; 10,000,000, Nether- 
lands East Indies, showing self-governing and directly- 
governed territories; electric power generating and 
transmission systems in West Java, scale 1 : 2,000,000; 
airlines in Netherlands East Indies. 
In the 1920 edition the following plans illustrate the 
article on harbours; Tandjon Priok; Sourabaja; 
Semarang; Tjilatjap; Macassar, Emmahaven; Bela- 
wan, Sabeng; all to scale of 1 : 20,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney 
(1920 only); University Library, Brisbane (1916-1919 
only); Public Library, Perth (1905-1921 and 1923 
only): Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Melbourne; NEFIS Library (1920 and 1924 only). 
236 — NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Department of Agriculture, industry and commerce: 
Netherlands East Indies—San Francisco committee. 
Pamphlets 33 items. Batavia 1914. 
Contents: Nos. 1, Netherlands East India; geo- 
graphical and ethnological. 2, System of govern- 
ment and legislation and the administration of 
justice. 3, The civil medical service. 4, Credit 
facilities for the natives. 5, Some facts about the 
public finances. 6, Education. 7, Agriculture and 
technical education. 8, Scientific information. 9, Posts, 
telegraphs and telephones. 10, Transport and ship- 
ping facilities. 11, Architecture. 12, Irrigation. 13, 
forest service. 14, Money and banking system. 
13 Minerals. 16, Agriculture in its legal social and 
geographical aspects. 17, Commerce. 18, Notes on 
the labour conditions and recruiting of labour. 
19, Java tea, 20 (missing). 21, Java cane sugar 
industry. 22, Some fac.ts about tobacco. 23, Fibres. 
24, Cinchona. 25, Products of the cassava. 26, Hat 
industry. 27, Spices. 28, Rubber. 29, Petroleum. 
30, Essential oils. 31, Damar and copal. 32, Tan- 
ning materials. 33, Oils and oil-containing seeds. 
1 hese pamphlets as a whole give a very comprehen- 
sive picture of the Indies, especially from the 
economic and agricultural aspect, in 1914. 
Photographs: A number of half-tone plates of crops, 
industrial processes, animals, etc. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney. 
237 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Fortnightly—Vol. in, 1935, Nos. 1-24; Vol. iv, 1936, 
Nos. 1-22; Vol. v, 1937, Nos. 1-12 (monthly from 
this year on); Vol. vi, 1,938, Nos. 1-12, Vol. vn, 
1939, Nos. 1-7. Batavia. 
Contents: A review of the country, its economics 
and commerce. The relevant articles are listed under 
the areas concerned, and the author. 
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238 — THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The economic condition of the Netherlands Indies. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, Nos. 1/2, 1935, 
pp 1-5. Tables pp 30-36. (Regular monthly feature). 
Contents; Monthly survey of the economic condi- 
tions in the Netherlands East Indies. 
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239 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
A review of the economic situation in the Nether- 
lands Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. 
No. 2, 1935, pp 277-280. 
Contents: The article includes data up to the middle 
of April 1935, and deals with Government measures, 
new industries, foreign relations, money circulation, 
exports and imports, trade balance, price levels, native 
agriculture and unemployment. 
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240 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The Chinese and other non-indigenous Orientals in 
the Netherlands Indies. In; The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. m. No. 2, 1935, pp 283-291. 
Contents; Review of the results of the census of 
1930. Photographs: Many photographs of Chinese life in 
Java and Sumatra. 
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241 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The Netherlands Indies as a supplier of tropical 
agricultural products. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. m, No. 3, 1935, pp 41-57. 
Contents: Share of the Netherlands East Indies in 
world exports and world production of various 
agricultural products, 1925-1933. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of plantations, 
rubber, tea, sugar, etc. 
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242 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The provisional balance of trade of the Netherlands 
Indies in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, 
No. 4. 1935, pp 65-67. 
Contents: Trade movements of the Netherlands 
East Indies from 1926-1934. Discussion of the 
various items of imports and exports. 
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243 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Declaration of the Government on rubber restriction. 
In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, No. 4, 1935, 
pp 85-87. 
Contents: Abstract of the Government declaration 
made in the Volksraad. The international course 
of rubber restriction and its course in the Nether- 
lands East Indies. Stabilisation of rubber price. 
Photographs: Lump rubber in balls; rubber in 
blankets and bark-crepe. 
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244 THE NETHERLANDS -INDIES 
Imports and exports of the Netherlands Indies. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, No. 5, 1935, pp 
117-118. 
Contents: Imports and exports from and to the 
various countries of origin and destination in the 
period from 1931-1934. Table on p 122. 
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245 THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Measures relating to commercial policy in 1934. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 8, 1935, pp 
193-195. 
Contents: Statutory enactments concerning the traffic 
of goods and the clearing between the Netherlands 
East Indies and other countries. 
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246 — THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Government intervention on behalf of the more 
important agricultural products. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. in. No. 9, 1935, pp 227-230. 
Contents: Crisis measures taken by the Government 
on behalf of sugar, tea, cinchona and rubber. 
Photograph: Harvesting cinchona bark in the 
Preanger. 
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247 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Shipping between the Netherlands Indies and Europe, 
America and other countries, and the inter-island 
traffic in the archipelago in 1934. In; The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. in. No. 9, 1935, pp 238-239. 
Contents: Shipping conditions and freights in 1934. 
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248 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The organisation of the kapok export. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, No. 10, 1935, pp 268- 
271. 
Contents: Discussion of the draft bill concerning the 
Government intervention in the interests of the 
kapok industry. 
Photographs: Four views showing processing of kapok. 
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249 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The influence of prevailing market condition on 
native agriculture. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
in, No. II, 1935, pp 277-280. 
Contents: Discussion of retail prices, money and 
credit circulation and fiscal income during the first 
quarter of 1935. 
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250 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Agricultural products during the first quarter of 
1935. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. hi. No. 12, 
1935, pp 306-315. 
Contents: Quarterly report on agricultural produc- 
tion and price movements. Continued for second 
quarter of 1936 under title in report on agricultural 
economics for the second quarter of 1936, Vol. iv. 
Nos. 16, 17, pp 320-332. 
Photographs-. Many photographs of native life. 
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251—THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Government measures in the kapok situation. The 
opening of the kapok centre. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. m. No. 16, 1935, pp 387-390. 
Contents: Report of the speech of the Director of 
Economic Affairs of the Netherlands East Indies 
Government, Mr. Hart, on the occasion of the 
opening of the kapok centre in Samarang. 
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252 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The production, importation, exportation and con- 
sumption of coconut products during 1934. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 18, 1935, pp 431-436. 
Contents: The article discusses the relative signifi- 
cance of the native-grown and estate-grown coconut 
production; the coconut oil industry; the exporta- 
tion of coconut products; the significance of the 
Netherlands East Indies as a provider of coconut 
products for the world market. 
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253 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Rice mills in the Netherlands Indies in 1934. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 21, 1935, pp 
502-505. 
25 Contents: Data for 1934 compared with that for 
1933 of number of rice mills, quantities of raw 
materials milled, quantity of rice obtained and dis- 
posed of, separately, for Java, Borneo, Sumatra and 
other islands. 
Photographs: Primitive milling in native village; 
native-owned rice mill in Sumatra; Chinese-owned 
mill in Sumatra. 
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254 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The weaving of hats as a household industry. In; The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 23, 1935, pp 535-539. 
Contents: Origin and development of the hat weaving 
industry in the Netherlands East Indies. The 
export of pandan and of bamboo hats from 1928-1934. 
Photographs: Seven pictures of hat weavers at work. 
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255 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The “Sugar Regulations for 1936” in the Volksraad. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 4, 1936, 
pp 65-70. 
Contents: Motivation of the Government’s inter- 
vention in the sugar industry. The interests of the 
people and social provisions regulating the produc- 
tion and distribution. Decisions. 
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256— THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The KPM and what it has done for the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 5, 
1936, pp 96-101. 
Contents: The importance of the Royal Packet 
Navigation Co. for the economic development and 
colonisation of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: KPM building in Batavia; unloading 
a prahu in the Moluccas; KPM wharf in the inner 
harbour of Tandjong Priok. 
Map: Road of Amurang (North Celebes). 
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257— THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The development of industry in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 5, 
1936, pp 116-125. 
Contents: The share taken by Lindeteves-Stokvis 
(constructional iron works, paint factory, Nivat 
drums). 
Photographs: Tea factory built by Lindeteves; hos- 
pital in the Minahassa; tea factory in the Preanger; 
girder-span railway bridge; light motor bridge in 
the jungles of Sumatra. 
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258 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The rice market in 1935. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. iv. Nos. 10/11, 1926, pp 210-212. 
Contents: Price movements of rice in 1935. 
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259 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Trade protection measures in 1935. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. iv, Nos. 10/11, 1936, pp 221-224. 
Contents: Survey of the measures for the protection 
of the major industries and' promotion of indigenous 
industries of the Netherlands East Indies. 
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260 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The railways in the Netherlands Indies in 1935. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 12, 1936, 
pp 239-243. 
Contents: Survey of the State railways; the extent 
of their net; the financial results; receipts, disburse- 
ments, traffic, technical service; stocks and pur- 
chases of material; survey of the private railways 
and tramways in Java and of the Deli Railway Co. 
in Sumatra. 
Photographs: Viaduct in the Preanger Mts; uphill 
in the mountains; railway bridge; entrance to a 
Preanger tunnel. 
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261—THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Industrial production in 1935. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. iv. No. 12, 1936, pp 244-249. 
Contents: The article gives a general review of the 
industrial production, a survey of the native and 
factory industries, and an outline of the general 
industrial policy. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1936 in Vol. v. 
No. 6, 1937, pp 82-87; for 1937 in Vol. vi. No. 6, 
1938, pp 2-9. 
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262 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Report on agricultural economics for the second 
quarter of 1936. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. 
Nos. 16/17, 1936, pp 320-332 (Continued from Agri- 
cultural products during the first quarter of 1935 in 
Vol. m. No. 12, pp 306-315). 
Contents: Quarterly review of the general trend of 
events and its influence on agriculture in general 
and on the more important crops; rice and 
maize, cassava, sweet potatoes, peanuts, soya beans, 
sugar, rubber, tea, coffee, pepper, kapok, tobacco, 
citronella oil, cotton, copra, kapok seed oil, palm 
oil, cacao. 
Photographs: Many photographs of native life. 
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263 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Tourism in the Netherlands Indies. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. iv. Nos. 18/19, 1936, pp 6-19. 
Contents: History and activities of the Travellers’ 
Official Information Bureau. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of tourist 
interest. 
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264 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Kapok. Some technical data of interest and recent 
applications of Javanese “Tree Cotton.” In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, Nos. 18/19, 1936, pp 27-30. 
Contents: Percentages by weight of the various com- 
ponent parts of the kapok pod; the use made of 
seeds, cores and husks; description of some uses of 
kapok. 
26 Photographs: Kapok plantation together with cocoa; 
Various species of kapok trees; Harvesting the 
kapok; Kapok plot; branch with buds and blossoms. 
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265 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies; gold and 
silver. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. Nos. 
20-22, 1936, pp 1-23. 
Contents: Historical review, materials used, tech- 
nique of the native gold and silver smiths; the 
present centres of their art—Kota Geden near Jok- 
jakarta, Bali, Kendary in Celebes, and minor centres 
in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: 42 specimens of gold and silver work. 
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266 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Ocean traffic between the Netherlands Indies and 
other countries in 1936. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. v. No. 6, 1937, pp 88-94. 
Contents: The article gives a general survey of the 
subject, and discusses in some detail traffic between 
Netherlands East Indies on one hand and Europe, 
North America, British India and Persian Gulf, 
China and Japan, South and East Africa, Australia 
and New Zealand, on the other, as well as the 
interinsular trade in 1936, and the interinsular trade 
in some of the most important articles during the 
period 1932-1936. 
The same for 1937 in Vol. vi, No. 6, pp 10-15; for 
1938, Vol. vn. No. 5, pp 13-17. 
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267 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The people’s credit system in the Netherlands Indies. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 2, 1938, 
pp 2-10. 
Contents: Description of the institutions which take 
charge of the people’s credit system. The organisa- 
tion of the General People’s Credit Bank. The rela- 
tive position of the General People’s Credit System 
with reference to other government services and in- 
stitutions. The credits of the General People’s Credit 
Bank. 
Photographs: A rural bank; A “Desa” bank; A rice 
“lungung” (a loan bank). 
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268 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Report on native rubber cultivation over the second 
half of 1937. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. 
No. 2, 1938, pp 19-25. 
Contents: Survey of the prices, export, working of 
the individual restriction system and local reports 
on native rubber. 
Report for first half of 1938 is in Vol. vi, No. 8, 
1938, pp 15-22. 
Photographs: Plantings at different stages. 
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269 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Preventing the Mediterranean fruit fly from enter- 
ing the Netherlands Indies. In; The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. vi. No. 7, 1938, pp 22-25. 
Contents-. The article describes the general signifi- 
cance of the fruit fly and for the Netherlands 
Indies in particular, the protective measures taken 
against its importation, the increasing danger of 
imports and the new requirements concerning the 
importation of fruit. 
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270 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Javanese colonisation in the Outer Provinces. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1938, pp 13-18. 
Contents: The conditions of successful colonisation. 
Javanese agricultural colonisation as a means of de- 
veloping the Outer Provinces. 
Photographs: Colonists embarking; Children in the 
new village; Festive means in welcome of new 
arrivals; Fighting the virgin forests; Laying irriga- 
tion conduits. 
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271— THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Promoting the cultivation of commercial crops. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1938, pp 19-22. 
Contents: Plans for the cultivation of new com- 
mercial crops were inaugurated in 1930 and an ad- 
visory commission was established in 1933. Survey 
of the research work done with regard to the pro- 
duction and marketing possibilities of certain desic- 
cating oils, essential oils, fibres, paper flax, cellulose, 
insecticides, tanning barks, foodstuffs, luxuries, medi- 
cinal herbs and plants. 
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272— THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The manufacture of krupuk in Sidoardjo for the 
foreign market. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi, 
No. 11, 1938, pp 10-11. 
Contents: Description of the raw materials, the 
preparation, the varieties of krupuk, the quality, 
manufacture and commerce, domestic sales and ex- 
port and packing. 
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273 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Method of agriculture and the reclaiming of waste 
lands and swamps in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 11, 1938, pp 
18-22. 
Contents: Description of the agricultural methods 
in cultivated areas (ladang, sawah, tegalan cultiva- 
tions, horticulture, cultivation of export crops, 
European estate agriculture). Description of the re- 
claiming of waste lands (clearing and reafforesta- 
tion) and of swamps. 
Photographs: Ladang being laid out along a steep 
incline; Rice harvesting with the native sickle; Pre- 
paration of rubber in field; Planting a combined 
rubber lay-out; Rice cultivation in the Residency 
of Palembang. 
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274 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Soya bean in the Netherlands Indies. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 12, 1938, pp 3-6. 
Contents: Imports and production in the Nether- 
lands East Indies of soya bean in 1930-1937; ex- 
ports and price movements, 1936-1938. 
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27 275 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The Parindra and its economic organisation. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol, vi, No. 12, 1938, pp 
14-17. 
Contents: History of the Partij Indonesia Radja 
(Larger Indonesian Party), abbreviated to Parindra, 
and history of the co-operative movement in the 
Netherlands East Indies. The co-operation between 
Government and Parindra for the promotion of 
economic co-operation amongst the native popula- 
tion. 
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276 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
New possibilities in working up and marketing 
Netherlands Indian fruit. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. vn. No. 1, 1939, pp 4-6. 
Contents: Inquiry into the possibility of establishing 
a fruit juice industry in the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
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277 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The cultivation and preparation of some Nether- 
lands Indian herbs. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. vn. No. 2, 1939, pp 10-14. 
Contents: Remarks on the cultivation and use of 
kumis kuching (Orthosiphon stamineus Bent.), 
temu lawak (Curcuma xanthorrhima An.) and 
labu merah (Cucurbite moschata Duch.). 
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278 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Tea propaganda in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 2, 1938, pp 
16-20. 
Contents: History (since 1929) and organisation of 
the tea propaganda in the Netherlands East Indies, 
and the increase in tea consumption. 
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279 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
List of the principal hotels. Batavia, 1937, pp 16. 
Contents: List of hotels in alphabetic order, stating 
cable address, height above sea level, number of 
rooms, rates, and sports available. 
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280 —THE NETHERLANDS INFORMATION BUREAU 
The Netherlands East Indies: Holland carries on. 
New York, Netherlands Information Bureau (1940), 
pp 67. 
Contents: A collection of short articles and pictorial 
material on the war and the Indies. 
Photographs: 88 half-tone plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
281 — ODENKIRCHEN, Th. J. 
The private factory industry in Netherlands India. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, 1928, pp 623-628. 
Contents: The difficulties of industrialization in the 
Netherlands East Indies. The existing factory in- 
dustries. 
Photographs: Sugar mill, Java; Interior of a sugar 
mill; two views of old-fashioned labour methods; 
Batik dyeing; Sugar plantation. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
282 — ODENKIRCHEN. Th. I. 
Australian trade delegation. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
i. No. 12, 1933, pp 577-580. 
Contents: Lecture to the Australian Trade Delega- 
tion of the Netherlands India’s trade with Australia 
up to 1932. 
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283 — ODENKIRCHEN. Th. J. 
The influence of the depression on the importation 
of certain groups of articles into the Netherlands 
Indies. In: Java Gazette, Vol. iv, No. 1, 1935, pp 
29-31. 
Contents: Comparison of the imports of different 
groups of goods over the period 1928-1933. 
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284 — ODENKIRCHEN, Th. J. 
The influence of the depression on the importation 
of certain groups of articles in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 1/2, 
1936, pp 14-27. 
Contents: The changes in the import figures (gross 
weight and value) in the period 1928-1935 are dis- 
cussed in connection with the principal consumers 
of the goods imported (native or European), means 
of transport, means of production and material 
used in the production of new articles. 
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285 — OORLOGSVERORDENINGEN 1941 
War Regulations, 1941. Three parts, i. 26 Decem- 
ber 1940—26 February 1941; u, 26 February 1941— 
26 May 1941; in, 26 May 1941—20 August 1941. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Reprints from the Nederlandsch-Indische 
Staatsbladen (Netherlands Indies Gazetteer), con- 
cerning wartime regulations. 
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286 — OORLOGVOORSCHRIFT GENEESKUNDIGE 
DIENST 
Voorschrift betreffende den militaire geneeskundigen 
dienst in Nederlandsch-Indie op voet van oorlog. 
(Instruction for the military medical service in the 
Dutch Indies on a war footing). Batavia, 1937, 
pp 158 (In Dutch). 
Contents: The Army Medical service, command 
and organisation, the medical service in the opera- 
tional region, and outside it (clearance stations, 
camp and base hospitals, etc.). The task of the 
Netherlands East Indies section of the Dutch Red 
Cross. 
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287 — ORANIE 
De toekomst van de rubberwinning in Neder- 
landsch—Indie. (The future of rubber production in 
the Netherlands East Indies). In: Oranje, July 2, 
1943, pp 2 (In Dutch). 
28 Contents: America and synthetic rubber after the 
war. The price question. Political influence. Hevea 
may still have a future. 
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288 —OSSENBRUGGEN, F. D. E. van 
Verwantschaps-en huwelijksvormen in den Indischen 
archipel. (Forms of kinship and marriage in the 
Indian Archipelago). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol 
xlvii, 1930, pp 212-229. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. A comparative study of native custom, 
read to the 10th Geographical Conference at Am- 
sterdam, 28 December, 1929. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
289 — OVERBEEK, Ir. P. van 
Onze koopvaardijverliezen en de scheepsbouw in 
Xederlandsch-lndie. (Our merchant navy losses and 
shipbuilding in the Netherlands East Indies). In: 
Zeemacht, Vol. i. No. 12, 1941, pp 971-977. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents-. The Netherlands merchant navy at the 
outbreak of war and the tonnage lost. The possi- 
bility of shipbuilding in the Netherlands East Indies. 
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290 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, Java, 
May-June 1929. 8vo. Batavia-Bandoeng, 1930. 
Contents'. Relevant material is listed under authors 
of papers—Bemmelen (in Sumatra Section) and 
Molengraaff (see foregoing) and where no author 
is given, under Pacific Science Association (see 
below). 
Photographs: Buildings of the Technical Faculty at 
Bandoeng, seen from the air; Biologists embarking 
at Verlaten Island; The wireless station, Malabar; 
The biologists before the rest-house at Tjibodas; 
The Boro Budur, seen from the air; The crater- 
lake of the volcano “Kloet”; The Wega and the 
Rumphius in the Bay of Krakatau. 
Maps: Geotectonic map of the Netherlands East 
Indies, by J. Zwierzycki, scale 1;5,000,000; The 
Tengger Mts., scale 1:100,000, Contour interval 100 
meters, depth of sea in fathoms. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Adelaide. 
291 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Historical review of the development of the tele- 
graph, telephone and radio services in the Pacific. In: 
Pacific Science Association—Proceedings of the 4th 
Pacific Science Congress, 1929, Vol. Ha, pp 363-407. 
Contents: Includes Netherlands Indies cable and 
radio services, and those of British Borneo, Brunei, 
Sarawak, Philippine Is., Japan, etc. 
Map: Interinsular cable and wireless system of the 
Netherlands Indies, 1928. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library. Adelaide. 
292 — PANNEKOEK, Dr. A. J. 
Some karst regions in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Nederlandsch Indische Geografische Mededeelingen, 
deel I, aflevering I, 1941, pp 16-19. 
Contents: Karst phenomena in various limestone 
regions of the Netherlands East Indies as examples 
for karstic cycle of erosion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; National Museum Lib- 
rary, Melbourne. 
293 — PANNEKOEK, Dr. A. J. 
Met relief van den zeebodem en de dieptekaarten van 
den Indischen Archipel. (The bottom configuration 
of the seas and the bathymetrical charts of the 
Netherlands East Indies). In; Nederlandsch Indische 
Geografische Mededeelingen, deel I, ailevering 4, 
1941, pp 77-91. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author attempts to construct new 
depth lines for some of the more intricate areas. 
Discusses the bathymetrical chart of the N.E.I. 
based on 30,000 soundings produced by the Snellius 
Expedition, 1929-30. Another chart (PL 1) differing 
from the above based on the same soundings is in- 
cluded. 
Text Figures'. 9 figures, chiefly sections of chart. 
The Flores Sea after van Kessel and after Snellius; 
The area more than 5,000 meters deep in the South- 
ern Banda Sea, after van Kessel; Morphological 
division of the basins in the eastern part of the 
archipelago, after Kuenen; The northern Banda 
Sea; The southern Banda Sea; The southern Mol- 
ucca Sea; The sea around the Talaud 1. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
294 — PATOT. A. TISSOT van 
De kaarteering van Nederlandsch-Indie: overzicht 
over het tijdvak 1920 t/m 1929. (The mapping of 
Netherlands Indies: report for the period 1920-1929.) 
In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap. Vol. xlviii, 1931, PP 887-904. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. Describes the progress in the mapping of 
the Netherlands East Indies from 1920-1929, and the 
position on 1 January, 1930. 
Map: State of mapping of the Netherlands Indies, 
scale 1:10,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
295 — PRILLWITZ, P. M. 
Cultivation measures taken in connection with the 
tea restriction. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, 
No. 3, 1937, pp 30-34. 
Contents'. Examination of the four groups of meas- 
ures applied; measures with regard to plucking, 
measures with regard to pruning. Alteration in the 
manuring programme and re-plantmg. 
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296 — PRINGGODOGDO, R. M. A. K. 
The balance of payments of the Netherlands Indies 
in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 7, 
1935, pp 174-178. 
29 Contents: Analysis of the balance; receipts and dis- 
bursements; provision for the shortage. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1935 in Vol. iv. 
No. 9, 1936, pp 196-200. 
Photograph: Chamber of Commerce building in 
Sourabaya. 
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297 —PROCUREUR-GENERAL BIJ HET H.O.N. IN 
NEDERLANDSCH INDIE 
Bepalingen betreffende de uitoefening van het recht 
van vereeniging en vergadering in Nederlandsch- 
Indie. (Instructions concerning the carrying out of 
the right to form societies and to assemble.) Wel- 
tevreden, 1928, pp 40. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Instructions to the administrative and 
police officers concerning the right to form societies 
and hold meetings. 
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298 — PULLE, A. A. 
Vegetation. In; Rutten, L. M. R.—Science in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 164-185. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It dis- 
cusses briefly the different types of vegetation in the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
299 — PUTTEN. H. J. van 
The financial policy of the Netherlands and the 
Netherlands East Indies Governments. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. vi, No. 3, 1937, pp 92-94. 
Contents: The financial policy after 1929. 
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300 — RAASVELDT, A. F. 
The department of government industries. In; 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 11/12, 1928, op. 629-636. 
Contents: Reviews the industries now in the hands 
of the Department. They are: State railway and 
tramway service; postal, telegraph and telephone 
service; water-power and electricity; Banka tin 
mines; coal mines; gold mining enterprises; Govern- 
ment printing office; salt monopoly; postal savings 
bank. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
301—REITSMA, S. A. 
Van Stockum’s travellers’ handbook for the Dutch 
East Indies, 12mo. The Hague, W. P. van Stockum 
& Son, 1930, pp xi, 615. 
Contents: Introduction; general review of the Dutch 
East Indies; Java and Madura: general review and 
local description; Sumatra: general review and local 
description: Bali and Lombok: general review and 
local description; the other islands. Includes topog- 
raphy, climate, flora and fauna, population, social 
life, government, education, agriculture, mining, 
industry and trade, banking, transportation, arts 
and crafts, etc. 
Photograph: Sternwheeler Negara with side-prow 
on the Barito River. 
Maps: Many maps of all areas covered in this 
handbook. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
302 — RINKES, Dr. D. A.. ZALINGE, N. van and 
ROEVER, J. W. de 
Het Indische boek der zee. (The Indian book of the 
sea). 2nd edition, Batavia, 1925, pp 312. 
Contents: A textbook on oceanography, with special 
regard to the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. 
It treats with physics and biology of the sea, navi- 
gation, the Dutch merchant navy and the maritime 
defences of the Netherlands East Indies. Yachting 
in the Netherlands East Indies. The final chapter 
discusses the sea and navigation in history and 
literature. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs from different 
parts of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Maps: Route of the KPM in the Netherlands East 
Indies; Routes of the Java-China-Japan lines; West- 
gat of Soerabaya. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
303 — ROELOFFS, J. W. 
The cashew nut. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. 
No. 1, 1938, pp 27-29. 
Contents: Anarcardius occidentale Linn—Djamboe 
monjet. Its appearance, utility, cultivation, prepara- 
tion and marketing. 
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304—-RONKEL, Ph. S. van 
Language and literature. In: Rutten, L. M. R.— 
Science in the Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 
329-348. 
Contents: A brief discussion of the different 
languages in the Netherlands Indies and the litera- 
ture. This article is a section of a book prepared 
and published for the convenience of visitors to the 
Fourth Pacific Science Congress. It deals briefly with 
the different languages in the Netherlands Indies, 
and the literature. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
305 —ROOIJ, NELLY de 
The reptiles of the Indo-Australian Archipeligo, 
Lacertilia, Chelonia, Emydosauria, 8vo. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill, 1915, pp xiv, 384. 
Contents: This is the first of two volumes on the 
reptiles of the Netherlands Indies. It contains de- 
scriptions of all the reptiles that have been recorded 
from the Netherlands Indies. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
30 306 ROON, J. van 
De beteekenis der stereo-autogrammetrie voor de 
opneming en kaarteering, in het bijzonder voor die 
van Nederlandsch-lndie. (The significance of stereo- 
autogrammetry in surveying and cartography, especi- 
ally in the Netherlands Indies). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xui, 1925, pp 64-77. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the application of stereo- 
autography to the cartography of the area, and re- 
fers to examples. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
307 —ROON, J. van 
De geografische waarde van het Jaarverslag van den 
Indischen Topografischen Dienst. (The geographical 
value of the annual report of the Indies Topo- 
graphical Service). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 
1926, pp 65-73. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A review of the annual reports since 1905. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
308 —ROON, J. van 
Geografische lengten in Nederlandsch-lndie. (Geo- 
graphical longitudes in the Netherlands Indies). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xliv, 1927, pp 351-376. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Traces the history of the determination 
of longitude in the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
309 — ROON, J. van 
Het grondgebied van Nederlandsch-lndie: de be- 
hoefte aan een historisch administratieven atlas. (The 
territory of Netherlands Indies: the need for an 
historical-administrative atlas.) In: Tijdschrift Kon- 
inklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. xliv, 1927, pp 602-612. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A sketch of the administrative history of 
the Netherlands Indies. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
310 —ROOS, RES A 
The tin market in 1935. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. iv. No. 6, 1936, pp 109-110. 
Contents: Price indices of the most important metals 
1925-1935. World consumption of tin in the same 
period. The tin market in 1935. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
311 —ROOS, R. 
De geschiedenis der Militaire Luchtvaart. (The his- 
tory of the Military Air Force). In: Indisch Mili- 
tair Tijdschrift, Vol. 70, part 6, 1939, pp 483-495. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the Air Force in the Nether- 
lands East Indies, since its beginning in 1914. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
312—ROTGANS, G. E. 
The economic conditions of the Netherlands Indies 
in 1935. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 9, 
1936, pp 177-183. 
Contents: The article deals with Government meas- 
ures, money circulation, value and weight of exports 
and imports, trade balance; number of workers and 
output per worker in various branches of industry. 
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313 —ROTGANS. G, E. 
The national finances in 1935. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. iv. No. 9, 1936, pp 184-187. 
Contents: Survey of the national finances of the 
Netherlands East Indies in 1935. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
314—ROTHE, Dr. CECILIE 
Industrial development and home consumption in 
the Netherlands Indies. In: Bulletin of the 
Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n. No. I, 
1938, pp 1-13. 
Contents: The promotion of industries and especially 
handicrafts as a means of increasing the buying 
power of the natives, thus strengthening the home 
market. The sale of industrial products from Java 
to the Outer Provinces, 1936 and 1937. 
Copies in NEE IS Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
315 — ROYAL INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 
Netherlands overseas territories. (Information De- 
partment papers, No. 28). London, Royal Institute 
of International Affairs, 1941, pp 92. 
Contents: A concise factual survey of the Nether- 
lands overseas territories. 
Map: Outline map of the Netherlands Indies, show- 
ing railways, shipping and air routes, scale 
1:20,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Australian Institute of International Affairs 
Public Library, Adelaide; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
316 —RUTTEN, L. M. R. 
Science in the Netherlands East Indies; ed. by 
L. M. R. Rutten, 8vo. Amsterdam,'printed by de 
Bussy for the Koninklijke Akademie van Weten- 
schappen. Amsterdam (“I.C.O.” Committee), 1928. 
pp vm, 432. 
Contents: This book was prepared and published 
for the convenience of visitors to the fourth Pacific 
Science Congress. It gives a scientific survey of the 
Netherlands Indies and the results of scientific re- 
search in the Archipelago. The relevant articles by 
specialists are listed separately under their authors, 
in this section of the bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne: Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Perth. 
317—RYRIE, SIR GRANVILLE 
Australia. A general sketch of the Commonwealth 
and her trade with the East Indies. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. i. No. 2, 1932, pp 76-79. 
31 Contents: Australia’s trade with the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1926-1927, 1930-1931; the kind of goods 
bought and sold. 
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318 —SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
The development of the production of agricultural 
export crops in Netherlands India during the last 
thirty years. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol, ix. No. 11/12, 
1928, pp 616-621. 
Contents: Comparison of production and exports in 
1898 and 1927. The rising importance of native 
agriculture and of agriculture in the Outer Posses- 
sions. The exports in 1926 in tons and in percentage of 
the world exports. 
Photographs: Five pictures of cultivated plants. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
319—SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
Review of the rubber trees planted on estates in the 
Netherlands Indies according to the origin of the 
planted material. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. 
No. I, 1935 pp 23-26. 
Contents: General review. Rubber grafts and seed- 
lings according to years of planting. Comparison of 
the still existing rubber plantings and the reported 
replantings. Comparison of the areas planted to 
grafts in the Netherlands Indies and Malaya. 
Photographs: Young rubber plantation not yet 
tapped commercially. 
Copy in NEFlo Library. 
320 — SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
Native agriculture in 1934. In; The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. in. No. 8, 1935, pp 213-215. 
Contents: Weather conditions and effects of the 
crisis on native agriculture. 
Photographs: Of agricultural interest. 
Copy in NEFIS Libray. 
321—SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
The consumption of coffee in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 
1/2, 1936, pp 1-3. 
Contents: From the statistics available it appears 
that coffee consumption in the Netherlands East 
Indies is about one-third of the production. There 
seems to have been no reduction in consumption 
during 1928-1934. The increased consumption of tea 
seems to be in addition to the consumption of 
coffee. 
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322 — SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
World production and consumption of cassava 
articles. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 13, 
1936, pp 262-269, Nos 14/15, pp 292-294. 
Contents: Definitions of cassava (manioc) and cas- 
sava products. The producing countries. The share 
of the Netherlands East Indies in the world ex- 
portation of the different cassava products. The 
world consumption of cassava articles. 
Photographs: Five views of cassava in different 
stages. 
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323 — SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A., and EMST, P. van 
Flow the Netherlands Indies is providing its own 
requirements in agricultural products. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 5, 1935, pp 103-115, 
No. 6, pp 136-143, No. 10, pp 261-267. 
Contents: Production, consumption and foreign 
trade of food products, luxuries and raw materials. 
Photographs: Many views of agricultural products 
and their production. 
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324 — SCHEPERS. Ir. J. H. G. 
Professor Dr. J. A. C. Oudemans en diens werk- 
zaamheden als Chef van den Geografischen Dienst. 
(Professor J. A. C. Oudemans and his work as head 
of the Geographic Service.) In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografiscben Dienst, Vol. xvm, 1922, pp 77-120. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Appreciation of the work done by Oude- 
mans in connection with the determination of the 
geographical longitude of Menado, Kema, Boeton, 
Ternate and Makassar in 1852-1853; expeditions for 
the determination of the geographical co-ordinates 
in the Netherlands East Indies; determination of 
the longitude of Batavia; triangulation of Java. 
Maps: Primary triangles of Java; Base triangle 
nets of Simplak/ Logantong, and Tangail. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Ade- 
laide. 
325 — SCHEPERS, H. J. G., and MEINESZ, F. A., Vening 
Geodesy and topography in the Netherlands East 
Indies. In: Rutten, L. M. R.—Science in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1928, pp 38-45. 
Contents: Triangulation, astronomical observations, 
precision levelling, topographical survey, land revenue 
survey, the maps, the reproduction office. This 
article is a section of a book prepared and published 
for the convenience of visitors to the Fourth Pacific 
Science Congress. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australasian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Industrial and Scientific Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
326 -- SCHOEPPEL. F. A. 
Commerzielles Handbuch von Nederlandsch—Indien. 
8vo. Wien, Lechner, 1907, (Kaiserlich-konigliche geo- 
graphische Gesellschaft in Wien, Abhandlungen. Band 
6, No. 2, pp xii, 301. (In German). 
Contents: Includes chapters on population, geo- 
graphy, products, politics, trade, native arts, etc. 
Photographs: The Tenger Mts. with the Bromo and 
the Sand Sea (2 views). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
327 —SCHOLTE, G. 
The import and export of the Netherlands Indies, 
during the first half of 1936 with reference to the 
countries of origin and destination. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. v. No. I, 1937, pp 36-41. Contents: Survey of the foreign trade of the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1936 in Vol. v. 
No. 5, 1937, pp 34-41. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
328— SCHOLTE, G. 
Origin and destination of the Netherlands Indian 
import and export during 1937. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 8, 1938, pp 23-25. 
Contents: The article describes the geographic dis- 
tribution of the Netherlands East Indies in the 
course of 1937 and compares it with the years 1935 
and 1936. 
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329 —SCHOLTE, G. 
The balance of trade in the Netherlands Indies for 
1938. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vu, No. 3, 
1939, pp 10-15.. 
Contents: Survey of the imports and exports in 
1938 and of the export excess. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
330 —SCHOTT, GERHARD 
Die natiirliche Eigenschaften des Meerwassers in 
abgeschlossenen Becken, besonders von Niederlandisch- 
Ostindien. (The natural characteristics of the sea 
waters in enclosed basins, especially in Netherlands 
East Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xl, 1923, 
pp 482-497. (In German). 
Contents: Deals with temperature, chemical com- 
position, salinity, etc., of sea water. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
331 — SCHRIEKE, Dr. B. J. O. 
The educational system in the Netherlands Indies, 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. n. No. 1, 1938, pp 14-24. 
Contents: The history of education in the Nether- 
lands East Indies. The reorganisation of the school 
system 1907-1915. Secondary’ education of high 
school and college level, graduate schools of univer- 
sity level for technical personnel (school of engin- 
eering in Bandoeng, 1920, school of law in Batavia, 
1924, school of medicine, 1927). 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne, 
332 — SCHRIEKE, Dr. J. J. 
The administrative system of the Netherlands 
Indies. In; Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Am- 
sterdam, Vol. ii. Nos. 3 and 4, pp 165-183, 245-266. 
Contents: The constitution of the Netherlands East 
Indies; the population; establishment of the institu- 
tion and office of the Governor General; guidance 
from the Home country; the administrative system 
(the Council of the Netherlands East Indies, the 
High Court, the departmental heads; Provincial and 
local administration, the Volksraad, the Board of 
Audit). The native community, native states, new 
autonomous communities. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
333 — SCHRIEKE, J. J, 
Plural economy and federative society. In; Bulletin 
of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. m. No. 
1, 1939, pp 14-23. 
Contents: Review of the book entitled Netherlands 
India: a study of plural economy, by J. S. Furnivall, 
1939. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
334 — SHADLER, A. C. 
Timber potentialities of Netherlands India. In; 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. n, 
1921, PP 101-105. 
Contents: A survey of the timber potentialities of 
Netherlands India. 
Photographs-. Mostly of timber logs floating down 
rivers; In the jungle (Borneo). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
335 — SCHOLTE. G. 
The provisional balance of trade of the Nether- 
lands Indies for 1936. In: The Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. v, No. 5, 1937, pp 25-33. 
Contents: Survey of the balance of trade in the 
Netherlands East Indies in 1936. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1937 in Vol. vi. 
No. 3, 1938, pp 17-22. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
336 — SHEPHERD, JACK 
Industry in South East Asia. New York, Institute 
of Pacific Relations, 1941, pp 133. 
Contents: Chapter 3, Industry in Netherlands India, 
(pp 35-85) gives an account of recent industrialisa- 
tion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Australian Institute of International 
Affairs Library, Melbourne; University Library, Ade- 
laide. 
337 —SIBINGA, G. L. SMIT 
Wegener’s theorie en het opstaan van den Oostelijken 
O. 1. Archipel. (Wegener’s theory and the origin of 
the eastern Netherlands Indies Archipelago). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xuv, 1927, pp 581-598. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; difficulties in the theory 
of contraction and the Alpine analogy; Application 
of Wegener's, basic theory; The double arc of the 
Moluccas; Possibilities of explanation and utility 
of this working hypothesis. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
338 SIBINGA, G. L. SMIT 
Geologic en zwaartekracht in den Indischen Archi- 
pel: critische beschouwing over eenige recente pub- 
licaties van prof. Dr. J. FI. F. Umbgrove. (Geology 
and gravity in the Indian Archipeligo: critical ex- 
amination of some recent publications of J. H. F. 
Umbgrove). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. Lit, 1935, pp. 515- 
524. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An examination of the early geological 
history of the Archipelago, and of the light thrown 
on it by the gravity survey. 
33 Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart, 
339 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Batavia. 
Contents: This is a popular monthly magazine which 
was afterwards incorporated in Inter-Ocean. 
Photographs: Many photographs throughout the 
area covered by the magazine. 
Copies of Vol. 1-3, No. 2, May 1920—February 
1923 in the Mitchell Library, Sydney, and Vol. 
2. Nos. 7-12, July—December 1921 in NEFIS Library. 
340 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Present and future utilisation of hydraulic power. 
In; Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. I, 
1920, pp 417-424. 
Contents: 'The value of this article is for its 
photographs. 
Photographs: Views of the Tji Peles, Tji Kapoen- 
doeng and the falls at Tjoeroegbetoeng; Tjatoer val- 
ley hydraulic installation. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
341 —SMITS, Ir. E. D. 
Economic aspects for white farmers in the Nether- 
lands Indies. In: Congres International de Geo- 
graphic, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome II, Travaux de la 
Section 11C, pp 328-332. 
Contents: Prospects for white farmers are not 
promising. The native farmer is highly efficient in 
producing the crops which need no further pro- 
cessing. Plantation crops which need much capital 
invested in machinery cannot be produced economi- 
cally on a small scale. The best results are obtained 
by white farmers by combining dairy farming with 
vegetable growing. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
342 — SMITS, Ir, M. B. 
Population density and soil utilisation in the 
Netherlands Indies. In: Congres International de 
Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome II, Travaux de 
la Section IHC, pp 500-506. 
Contents: Discusses the influence of European gov- 
ernment on population density and soil utilization; 
introduction of new crops, construction of large 
irrigation works, opportunities for labour on Euro- 
pean plantations; the growth of towns due to 
traffic movement caused by native and plantation 
production; the growth of factory industry in the 
young urban centres. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
343 —SODY, H. J. V. 
De adjag (cuon Javanicus Desmarest). In: Natuur- 
kundig tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
lxxxix, 1929, pp 210-290. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; description and systema- 
tics; biology; distribution and inroads on game and 
cattle; desirability and method of combating. A 
very detailed monograph of this wild dog. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth (Vol. 63 + )- 
344 — SOESMAN, J. R. 
De Kalifaatskwestie in Nederlandsch-Indie. Uaar 
involed op het godsdienstig denken van den Indofies- 
ier en op het partijwezen in den Archipel. (The Kali- 
phate question in the Netherlands Indies. Its in- 
fluence on the religious thinking of the Indonesians 
and on the party system in the Archipelago). In: 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Ofjiciersver- 
eemging, Vol. xxiv, No. 9, pp 253-262; 10, 1929, pp 
364-375. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the origin and history of the 
Kaliphate. The influence of the Kaliphate question 
on the party system in the Dutch Archipelago. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
345 — SOLOMONS. E. V. 
The jubilee of the Rotterdam Lloyd. In: ]ava Gaz- 
ette, Vol. ii. No. 1, 1933, pp 1-4. 
Contents-. History of the company since 1828. 
Photographs: New passenger booking-office at the 
Koningsplein, Batavia. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
346 —SOMERZ. Dr. J. M. 
De Nederlandsch - Indische Zelfbesturen. Hun 
waarde en bevoegdheden aan de hand der nieuwe 
zelfbestuursregelen. (The Netherlands India self- 
government. Its value and rights according to the 
new self-government rules.) In: Orgaan van de 
Nederlandsch-Indische Ofjiciersvereeniging, Vol. 24, 
No. 8, 1939, pp 161-170. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of the new self-government 
rules of 14 September, 1938. 
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347 —STEENIS. C. G. C, J. van 
Maleische vegetatieschetsen 1 en II: toelichting bij 
de plantengeografische kaart van Nederlandsch Oost- 
Indie. (.Malay vegetation sketches 1 and II; ex- 
planation of the botanical map of the Netherlands 
East Indies). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935, pp. 25- 
67, 171-203, 363-398. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The map referred to is the vegetation 
map published in Atlas van Tropisch Nederland. 
Section headings; Introduction; Compilation of 
physiognomic map; Existing vegetation maps of 
Netherlands East Indies; Purpose of physiognomic 
map; Fable of classification of vegetation types; 
General remarks; Remarks on the map; Soil and 
flora; Influence of the climate on the flora of Java; 
Regional description of vegetation types (cata- 
logue of 175 species of types with full notes on 
habitat, etc.); Bibliographies to various sections. 
Photographs: 10 half-tone plates illustrating types 
of vegetation; numerous photographs of the area. 
Maps: Connection between population density and 
forest percentage; Distribution of species Nepenthes; 
Morsala Island, showing distribution of camphor 
(Dryobalanops) and rasak (Shorea sp.); West 
boundary of eucalyptus forests, Lesser Sunda Is- 
lands; All these are small scale sketch maps to il- 
lustrate text only.) 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
34 348 STIRUM, COUNT van LIMBURG 
The Netherlands East Indies. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
in. No. 4, 1938, pp 127-130. 
Contents: Address by the author to the Royal Em- 
pire Society, giving a succinct but comprehensive 
outline of all the aspects, political and economic, of 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
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349 — STOEHUYZEN. W. A. W. 
The Netherlands Indian import trade in 1937. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 4, 1938, pp 
19-23. 
Contents: The import trade of the Netherlands 
East Indies in 1937 and comparison with that of 
the preceding year. 
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350 — STROOMBERG, Dr. I. 
J'he Netherlands East Indies in world’s commerce. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 11/12, 1928, pp 
637-641. 
Contents: Trade in the East Indies, 1875-1927. The 
direction of imports and exports. 
Photographs: M. S. Christiaan Huygens leaving the 
harbor of Tandjong Priok; M. S. Indrapora leaving 
same harbor; Building of the Division of Commerce, 
Buitenzorg; Steamer at K.P.M. Quay, Sourabaya; 
Steamer leaving the harbor of Tandjong Priok; One 
of the buildings of the Department of Agriculture, 
Commerce and Industry. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
351—SWART, Dr. A. G. N. 
Rubber in the Netherlands Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix. No. 4, 1928, pp 226-290. 
Contents: The rubber industry in the Netherlands 
Eiast Indies; the capital invested according to nation- 
alities; the share of Netherlands East Indies native 
and plantation rubber in the world production 1919- 
1926. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
352 —TEERINK, C. G. I. 
Het civiel bestuur in den tegenwoordigen tijd. 
(Civil administration in the present time). In: 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Ofjiciersvereen- 
iging, Vol. 20, 1935, Nos. 7, pp 318-319; 8, pp 363-367; 
9, 396-398; 10, 441-444. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The duties of a civil administrator; his 
tour of inspection, the use of his power, care for 
state of nutrition, health in the kampongs, educa- 
tion; settling of the population in kampongs, con- 
trol of the administration; taxation; compulsory 
services (road building, etc.). 
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353 —TERGAST, C. C. W. Chr. 
Proposed sugar regulations for 1936 and subsequent 
years. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 3, 
1936, pp 51-56. 
Contents: Discussion of the motives leading to fur- 
ther Government intervention; the subjects to be 
regulated and the construction of the draft regula- 
tions. Short summary of the regulations formulated. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
354 TERGAST, C. C, W. Chr. 
The sugar regulations during 1936. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. v, No. 2, 1937, pp 2-24. 
Contents: Discussion of the sugar regulations and 
their effects on the industry. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the activities 
connected with sugar growing and production. 
Map: Java showing anticipated sugar production 
and sugar factories, 1937. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
355 — TJOKROADISOERI, R. M. P. SOERACHMAN 
Industrial production of the Netherlands Indies in 
1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol in. No. 9, 
1935, pp 235-237. 
Contents: Survey of the trend in the manufacturing 
industry during 1934. 
Photographs: Interior of modern machine shop in 
Java. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
356 — TOFOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen dienst in 
Nederlandsch-Indie. (Annual report of the Topo- 
graphic Service in the Netherlands Indies). (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Reports on the field activity, reproductive 
activity and various articles listed separately under 
their authors. 
Copies in NEF1S Library, Vol. in, 1907, Vol. xxxi 
(1909-1935 excepting 1924, Vol. xxxm, 1937); Mitchell 
Library, Sydney (Vol. xx, 1924); Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne (Vol. xvm, 192?''; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne (Vols. xv, 1919; 
xvm, 1922; xx, 1924); Public Library, Adelaide (from 
Vol. xvi, 1920); Geological Survev Library, Perth 
(Vols. xv-xix, 1919-1923). 
357 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vol. 9, No. I; Vol. 13, No. 3 (January-February 
1934-1938); Vol. 14, No. 2 (1939); Vol. 16, No. 1 
(1940). 4to. Batavia, Travellers’ Official Information 
Bureau. 
Contents: A lavishly illustrated tourist publication, 
with excellent photographs of cities, towns and 
countryside. Special numbers are listed under the 
relevant areas. 
Photographs: Many photographs of information to 
travellers. 
Maps: Numerous maps of Java and some of Timor. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; NEFIS Library 
(Mr. Hendriks) holds Vols 2, Nos. 2, 4, 5, 6. Vol. 
12, Nos. 1, 2; Vol. 13, Nos. 1, 3. 
358 —TOURIST BUREAU, WELTEVREDEN 
Pasanggrahans in the Netherlands Indies. Edition 
1929-1930, Supplement and Erata, edition, 1930, 
Batavia, 1930. 
Contents: List of pasanggrahans in the different 
Residencies or Governments, giving for each tariff, 
number of rooms, with remarks on how to reach 
them. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
359 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
The Netherlands Indies. A Jubilee Album. Batavia, 
1933. 
35 Contents-. Tourist literature, with chapters on Gov- 
ernment and people, mountains and sea, animal life, 
arts and crafts, flowers and fruits, trees, some 
cities of Java, hotels and rest houses, out-door life, 
native sports, Sumatra, Java, native plays, Bali, coral 
gardens. 
Photographs: Richly illustrated with photographs 
and colour prints, but without stating the localities 
of the photographs. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Teachers' College Library, 
Sydney. 
360 — UMBGROVE, J. H. F. 
Het Neogeen in den Indischen Archipel. (The 
Neogene period in the Indian archipelago). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 769-833. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. A study of the geological history of the 
Netherlands East Indies. Each part of the area is 
dealt with in turn. 
Map-. The Netherlands East Indies in Neogene 
period, a table of stratification. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; University Library, 
Sydney. 
361—UMBGROVE, J. H. F. 
Tijd en type der tertiaire plooiingen binnen de zone 
van sterk negatieve afwijkingen der zwaartekracht 
in den Indischen Archipel. (Time and type of the 
tertiary folds within the zone of strongly negative 
deviations of gravity in the Indian archipelago). In; 
7 ijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol u, 1934, pp 20-34i (In Dutch). 
Contents-. On the geological history of the archi- 
pelago. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
362 — UMBGROVE, J. H. F. 
Over het opstaan van den Indischen Archipel. (On 
the origin of the Indian Archipelago). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lii, 1935, pp 17-24. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Discusses the geological origin of the 
archipelago. 
Map-. Malav Archipelago, showing (a) geological 
history and (b) isostatic anomalies. (No scale, but 
less than 1:10,000,000). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of 'Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
363 — VALKENBURG, Dr. S. van 
De ta£k van den geograaf bij den Topografischen 
Dienst, (The task of the geographer in the Topo- 
graphic Service). In; Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, vol. xvn, 1921, pp 73-75. 
Contents; Discusses the threefold task of the geo- 
grapher in connection with the topogr-’nhical service; 
Geographical advice to the map makers at the 
head office; promotion of geomorphological know- 
ledge among those engaged in the survey; detailed 
geomorphological studies of special areas. 
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Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
364 — VANDENBOSCH, AMRY 
I he Dutch East Indies: its government, problems 
and politics. Berkeley, University of California Press, 
1941. (First ed. 1933), pp 446. 
Contents: By chapter headings: (1) Land and 
people; (2) Social and economic structure; (3) Re- 
ligion; (4) Dutch Colonial policy; (5) Parliament- 
ary control; (6) The Ministry of Colonies; (7) The 
Governor General’s Office; (8) The Volksraad; (9) 
Governmental reorganisation; (10) Native states; 
(11) The Civil Service; (12) Law and Judiciary: 
(13) Education; (14) Commercial policy; (15) Land 
policy; (16) Welfare policy; (17) Taxation and fi- 
nance; (18) The national awakening; (19) Police 
and defence; (20) World politics; (21) The Dutch 
East Indies and japan. 
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Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Par- 
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Melbourne; Australian Institute of International 
Affairs Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth; University Library, Hobart; NEFIS 
Library. 
365— VEEN, H. van der 
Wireless telephony in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Java Gazette, Vol. in, No. 4, 1934, pp 1-4. 
Contents-. Details of the circuits now in operation. 
Photographs'. Power room Malabar Transmitting 
station; Commercial wireless short-wave receiver; 
Power Amplifier stage of a short wave transmitter: 
the Malabar wireless stations. 
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366 — VERMEER, H. J. Selamal Djalan 
Populaire handleiding voor de Maleische taal in de 
Praktijk. (Popular guide to the Malay language for 
practical use), pp 120. (In Dutch). 
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367 —VISSER, Dr. S. W. 
Physical geography of the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Inter-Ocean, vol ix. Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 667-671. 
Contents-. Vulcanism, earthquakes, and climate of 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Mount Merapi; Cloud cap of Mt. 
Scembing; Two views of tropical rainfall; Land- 
slides caused by earthquakes off the coasts of Lake 
Singkarah; Cloud effects in the tropics. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
368 VISSER, Dr. S. W. 
Standaardtijden in Nederlandsch-Indie. (Standard 
times in Netherlands Indies). In; Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. l, 1933, pp 70-72. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Deals with the problem of time zones in 
the Netherlands East Indies. 
Map-. Standard times in the Netherlands Indies. 
(Small scale, showing zones). 
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Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
369 —VOGEL. L. de 
Transportation in the Netherlands Indies by road 
and air in 1934. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, 
No. 9, 1935, pp 249-253. 
36 Contents-. Survey of road and air transport in 1934, 
giving number of motor vehicles, consumption of 
petrol, air service lines, and air traffic figures. 
Photographs-. New mountain motor road in Sumatra. 
Five views of plains. 
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370 —VOOGD, A. 
The Netherlands Indian import trade in 1938. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 4, 1939, pp 
11-17. 
Contents'. General remarks, review of the import 
trade with special regard to textiles, metals, small 
wares and provisions. 
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371 — VREEBURG, H. A. 
De technische dienst der luchtvaart-afdeeling van 
1914 tot 1939. (The technical service of the air- 
craft section from 1914-1939). In; Indisch Militair 
Tijdschrift, Vol. 70, pt 6, 1939, pp 336-346. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Historical survey of the technical service 
connected with the military aircraft of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
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372 —VUUREN, L. van 
Geographical aspect of the Netherlands East Indies. 
In: Rutten, L. M. R.—Science in the Netherlands 
Past Indies, 1938, pp 1-37. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress and deals 
with world position from a social point of view; 
world position from a physical point of view; 
Natural features, population problem; Agriculture, 
climate and rainfall, exports. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth. 
373 —WALLACE, A. R. 
The Malay Archipelago. 2 vols. London, Macmillan 
& Co.. 1869. 
Contents: Although an old publication, it is not 
surpassed as an authoritative and reliable account 
of the islands and their inhabitants from Singapore 
in the west to Dutch New Guinea in the east. Each 
island, its native population, their modes of living, 
the fauna, flora and geology in general are all dis- 
cussed in a most able and easily understood manner. 
There are. 2 maps and many illustrations. 
Copies in National Museum, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth (1893 ed.); Public Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
374 —WALLE, N. van der 
Een en ander over gifslangen en slangengif (Random 
notes on venomous snakes and snake venom). In: 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Vol. lxxxix, 1929, pp 183-233. (In Dutch). 
Contents: List of the commonest Netherlands Indies 
poisonous snakes, descriptions of species, proportions 
of fatalities to known bites, etc. 
Photographs: Six full page half-tone plates and 8 
line drawings of different types of poisonous snakes. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
375 WAMSTEKER. A. J. 
The national finances in 1934. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. m. No. 7, 1935, p 164. 
Contents: The budget of the Netherlands East 
Indies for 1934. 
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376 — WAMSTEKER, A. J. 
The salt and opium monopolies in 1936. In; The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 5, 1937, pp 62-63. 
Contents-. Survey of the salt and opium monopoly 
in 1936 and comparison with earlier years. 
The same subject for 1937 and 1938 is dealt with in 
Vol. vi. No. 5, 1938, pp 11-14, and Vol. vn. No, 6, 
1939, pp 14-16 respectively. 
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377 —WEEL, K. M. van 
Meteorological and hydrographical observations 
made in the western part of the Netherlands East 
Indies archipelago. In: Treubia, Vol. 4, 1923, pp 1-559. 
Contents; An important detailed work with many 
charts and diagrams; on pp 37-8 is a list of pertinent 
literature on these subjects. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
378 —WELCH, H. J. 
The tea industry 1922-1931. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i, 
No. 8, 1933, pp 409-411. 
Contents-. World production and consumption, the 
world’s planted area. 
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379 —WENT, F. A. F. C. 
General botany. In; Rutten, L.M.R.—Science in the 
Netherlands Past Indies, 1928, pp 149-163. 
Contents: This article is a section of a book pre- 
pared and published for the convenience of visitors 
to the Fourth Pacific Science Congress, and deals 
with the botany of the Netherlands East Indies in 
general terms. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum, Sydney; Council for Scientific and Indus- 
trial Research Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Perth. 
380 — WESTRA, Dr. H. 
The general administration of Netherlands India. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 607-610. 
Contents-. Outline of the administration and govern- 
ment of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Offices of the Raad van Indie at 
Wellevreden; Provincial building of West Java in 
Batavia; house of the National Archives of Nether- 
lands Indies, Batavia. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
381—WESTRA, Dr. H. 
The Forestry Service in 1936. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. v. No. 5, 1937, pp 63-64. 
37 Contents'. Data concerning forest area, afforestation, 
production, sales and financial results in 1936. 
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382 — WETENSCHAPPELIJK JAARBERICHT 
Vereeniging ter Beoefening van de Krijgsweteh- 
schap. Vol. 26, 1936, pp 420. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Articles on tactics, technical auxiliary 
services, air-war, arms technique, motor service, 
intendance, chemical war, army fleet. The last 
article on the army in the Dutch Indies is listed 
under its author—Mojet, J. J.—in this section of the 
bibliography. 
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383 — WIGGERS, C. J. 
The produce trade of the Dutch East Indies, before, 
during and after the war. In: Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 8, 1921, PP 
117-120. 
Contents-. Export figures for the years 1913-1919 for 
copra. 
Photographs-. View of the harbour at Tandjong 
Perak: View of the coal yards at Tandjong Priok: 
Harbour and docks in the background. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
384 —WILDE, Dr. A. NEIJTZELL de 
Dutch policy in the East Indies. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. ii, No. ID, 1934, pp 393-395. 
Contents: Early policy; new agrarian policy; Euro- 
pean capital; amelioration; rise of nationalism; de- 
centralisation; constitution act; the depression; 
over-population. 
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385 —WILDE, Dr. A. NEIJTZELL de 
The Netherlands as a colonial power. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. vm. No. 12, 1938, pp 380-383. 
Conte,nts\ History of the Netherlands East Indies. 
The East India Company. The economic develop- 
ment. The effects of the economic crisis. 
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386 — WILLEBRAND, D. 
The Netherlands Indian railways in 1934. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 9, 1935, pp 240-243. 
Contents: Lines in exploration, financial results, per- 
sonnel of the State and private railways and tram- 
ways in 1934. 
For continuation of this article, see under LAST, 
van Galen. 
Photographs: Terminus of the State railways, Tand- 
jong Priok. 
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387 —WILLEBRAND. D. 
The private railways and tramways in 1936. In; The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 6, 1937, pp 97-98. 
Contents: Brief survey of the private railways of 
Java, the Deli Railway Coy., the city' tramways of 
Batavia and the east Java Electric tramways at 
Soerabaya. 
This article is part of a series by LAST, van Galen, 
and Willebrand. 
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388 —WIT, T. 
Changes in the international tea trade. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 3, 1937, pp 14-17. 
Contents: History of the tea trade, review of the 
world consumption and survey of the different 
markets. 
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389 —WIT, J. 
The official regulation of tea restriction in the 
Netherlands Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
v. No. 3, 1937, pp 25-30. 
Contents: Brief outline of the main characteristics 
of the tea restrictions scheme in the Netherlands 
East Indies and of the application of restriction to 
the Estate industry and to the native industry. 
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390 — ZEEMACHT 
Vol. i. No. 12, August, 1941, pp 955-1048. Soerabaia. 
Contents: A monthly journal which contains articles 
on shipping, navigation, the merchant fleet. The 
relevant articles are listed under their authors for the 
areas concerned. 
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391—ZUYLAND, W. 
Improvement in the market for oil-bearing seeds and 
fruits and for oils and fats. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. iv. No. 6, 1936, pp 111-114. 
Contents: Survey of the market in 1934 and 1935 
and comparison with conditions in 1911-13 and 1928. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
392 — ZWAAN, I. P. KLEIWEG de 
Opvattingen der Inlanders in onze Oost omtrent de 
schadelijke invloeden der geesten van onvoldragen 
en doodgeboren voldragen kinderen. (Beliefs of the 
inland people of our East concerning the harmful 
influence of ghosts of premature and still-born 
children). In: Tijdschrift KoninkUjk Ncderlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol, xlv, 1928, pp 62- 
75. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An investigation of the beliefs of the 
peoples of the Netherlands East Indies, in relation 
to abortion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
393 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geotectonic map of the Netherlands Hast Indies 
(with introduction by J. Zwierzycki), 2 sheets. Scale 
I : 5,000,000. In: Jaarhoek van het in 
Ncderlandsch Indie—Verhandelingen, 1929, pp 347- 
371. (In Dutch, with summary in English). 
Contents: Description of the salient geological fea- 
tures shown on the Geotectonic map of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
Copies in Geological Survey, Hobart: Geological 
Survey, Melbourne; Geological Survey, Perth; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne. 
38 ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS 
1—BELCHER, Sir E. 
Notes on the Andaman Islands. In; Transactions of 
the Ethnological Society, London, Vol. v, 1866-1867, 
pp 40-49. 
Contents: History, topography of the coast of the 
islands along the eastern side, customs of the people, 
material, culture. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne. 
2 —BROWN, A. R. 
Notes on the languages of the Andaman Islands. In; 
Anthropos, Vol. ix, 1914, pp 36-52. 
Contents: This is a purely linguistic article. 
Maps: Maps of the Andaman languages and tribes. 
Copies in the Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library. Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
3 —MAN, E. H. 
The Nicobar Islands and their people. 8vo. Guild- 
ford, Billing and Sons, 1933, pp 186. 
Contents: Island characteristics, personalities, social 
laws, habits, customs, huts, hearth and home, arts 
and crafts, sports and pastimes, coconut palm, food 
and drink customs, feasts and festivals. 
Photographs: Native types, homes, etc. 
Map: Two excellent maps of Nicobar Islands and 
the Andamans. 
Copies in University Library. Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; National Library, Canberra. 
4- MAN, E. H. 
On the aboriginal inhabitants of the Andaman Is- 
lands. In: Journal of the Royal Anthropological In- 
stitute, London, Vol. xn, 1882, pt. 1, pp 69-116, pt. 2, 
pp 117-174, pt 3, pp 327-434. 
Contents: General treatment of people, culture, the 
islands and economic life, language. 
Photographs: Native canoe; native types. 
Map: Map of the Andaman Islands illustrating the 
distribution of the tribes. 
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Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne: Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Aus- 
tralasia Library, Adelaide. 
5 —MAN. E. H. 
On the Andaman Islands and their inhabitants. In: 
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Lon- 
don, Vol. xiv, 1884, pp 253-272. 
Contents-. Topography, climate, harbours, waters, 
origin of people; history, administrative, dialects (no 
vocabulary), population (3,500 for whole group), 
islands, agriculture. 
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Society of New South Wales, Sydney; Public Lib- 
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Museum Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of 
Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide, 
8 —MAN, E. H. 
A brief account of the Nicobar Islands with special 
reference to the inland tribe of Great Nicobar. In: 
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol. 
xv, 1885, pp 428-451. 
Contents: Description of the people, contact with 
white and other people; material culture and customs. 
Photographs: Group of Shorn Pen, Ganges Harbour; 
Shorn Pen hut, Laful. 
Map: Sketch map of the Nicobar Islands. 
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National Library, Canberra; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
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Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide. 
7— MAN, E. H. 
The Nicobar Islanders. In; Journal of the Royal 
Anthropological Institute, Vol. xvm, 188, pp 354-394. 
Contents: Topography (brief), history, people and 
culture. 
Photographs: Shorn Pen types; natives of the Cen- 
tral Group; Natives of Teressa and Bompoka; Na- 
tives of the coast of the Great Nicobar. 
Map: Nicobar Islands showing the distribution of 
dialects, 1887. 
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Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
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Sydney; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
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bourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
8 —MOYNE, Lord 
Walkabout, a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans. London, Wm. Heinemann Ltd.. 
39 Contents: Lord Moyne’s journey has for its main 
objects the collection of ethnological material for 
the British Museum and live animals for the zoo. 
There is a very brief description of his visits to these 
islands. 
Photographs: Beehive hut. Car Nicobar; Chowra 
Beach, Chowra, landing through the , surf; Onge 
canoe. Little Andaman. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; University Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
9- UNITED STATES 
Hydrographic Office—Sailing directions for Malacca 
Strait and Sumatra. 1932. Washington, pp 612. Sup- 
plements 1942. 
Contents: Includes the whole island of Sumatra and 
adjacent islands, and the Andaman and Nicobar Is- 
lands. Latest edition, with (in the supplement) the 
corrections and additions from date of publication 
(October 1932) to January I, 1942, and those issued 
between January 1, 1942, and August 5, 1942. 
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40 SUMATRA AND SURROUNDING ISLANDS 
1 — ADAM, T. 
Die Orang Lahut, an den Kiisten Ost-Sumatras. (The 
Orang Lahut on the East Sumatra coast). In: Mit- 
teilungen der Anthropologischen Gesellschaft, Vol. 
lviii, 1928, pp 284-289. (In German). 
Contents : Brief description of the people and customs. 
Photographs: Physical types. 
Copies in the Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney. 
2— ADAM. T. 
Die Kubus, die Waldmenschen Sumatras. (The 
Kubus, the forest people of Sumatra). In: Mitteilun- 
gen der Anthropologischen Gesellschaft, Vol. xvm, 
1928, pp 290-300. (In German). 
Contents: Brief description of the people and 
customs. 
Photographs: Physical types. 
Copies in the Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney. 
3 — AERNOUT. W. A. J. 
Verslag over eene geologisch-mijnbouwkundige ver- 
kenning van de Karimata-eilanden. (Report on a 
geological and mining investigation of the Karimata 
Islands). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, Iste gedeelte, pp 
305-320. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological description of the Karimata 
Islands, which are off the southeast coast of 
Sumatra. 
Map: General geological map of the Karimata Is- 
lands, scale 1 : 200,000. In Atlas volume for 1920. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
4 — AKKERINGA, J. E. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar tinertsaders op het 
eiland Billiton. (Report of a search for tin ore veins 
on the island of Billiton). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1873, 
deel II, pp 3-72. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report giving geological history, morphol- 
ogy, stratigraphy, topography, etc. 
Maps: Sketch of Brang, scale 1 ; 2,000. Location of 
the investigations near Tadjouw Mt. about 300 
metres northeast of the Tadjam Mts, scale 1 :4,000; 
Part of Billiton, scale 1 ; 100,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
5 — AKKERINGA, J. E. 
Rapport van het Distrikt Blinjoe (Report of the 
District of Blinjoe). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, 
deel I, pp 41-148. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes geographical and geological de- 
scription and description of economic minerals. 
Map: Geognostic and mining map of the island of 
Bangka, District of Blinjoe, scale 1 ; 60,000, 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
6 — ALLEN, W. E, and CUPP. E. E. 
Plankton diatoms of the Java Sea. Leyden, E. 1. 
Brill, 1935. 
Contents: A scientific study on tropical fish. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
7— ANDERSON. John 
Acheen and the ports of the north and east coasts of 
Sumatra, with incidental notices of the trade in the 
eastern seas, and the aggressions of the Dutch. Lon- 
don, Allen, 1840, pp 240. 
Contents: History of the British-Dutch rivalry in 
North Sumatra and the trade carried on by the 
different ports. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
8— ANDERSON. R. P. 
Anak Krakatau in its third year. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xi. No. 9, 1930, pp 423-425. 
Contents: Description of a trip by air, from Weltev- 
reden over the Anak Krakatau. 
Photographs: Island of Krakatau showing the steep 
north face; Aerial view of the crater of Anak Krak- 
atau; Aerial view of an explosion from the Anak 
Krakatau; Lighthouse at Anjer Kidoel seen from 
the ground. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
9 —BALL, Sir R. 
The eruption of Krakatau. In: National Geographic 
Magazine, Vol. xm. No. 6, 1902, pp 200-204. 
Contents: A detailed scientific account of the erup- 
tion of Krakatau, which after months of sinister 
activity, culminated on 27th August, 1883, in the 
most frightful natural catastrophe ever recorded. 
Copy in University Library, Queensland. 
41 10 - BANNINK. J. C. A. 
Grepen uit Atjeh-oorlog (Items from the Atjeh war). 
In; Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Off icier s- 
vereeniging, Vol. 21, 1936, Nos. 7, pp 234-237; 8, pp 
280-284; 10, pp 354-359; 11, pp 390-391; 12, pp 430- 
433. Vol. 22, 1937, Nos 5, pp 178-182; 6, pp 211-213; 
7, pp 280-282; 8, pp 302-304; 9, pp 346-352; 10, 
pp 382-385; 11, pp 414-432; 12, pp 447-452. Vol. 23, 
1938. No. 1, pp 6-9. Vol. 24, 1939, No. 5, pp 175-178. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Items in the Atjeh war with details of the 
terrain. 
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11—BAREN, J. van 
De flora der vulkanische terreinen op Java en 
Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of sheet 6, 
and Sumatra). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, 
pp 436-439. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short note on the flora types of the 
extinct and active volcanoes of Java and Sumatra. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
12 —BARTLETT, Harley Harris 
The sacred edifices of the Batak of Sumatra. 8vo. 
Ann Arbor, Michigan, University of Michigan Press, 
1934. (Occasional contributions from the Museum of 
Anthropology of the University of Michigan, No. 
4), pp 31. 
Contents: An anthropological study of the sacred 
edifices of the Batak people, giving description of 
them and their function. 
Photographs: 31 plates of the edifices with descrip- 
tions. 
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Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
ney; National Library, Canberra; National Museum 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide. 
13 — BEAK. W, H. 
Boekit Kaba. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 3, 
1932, pp 105-112. 
Contents: Popular account of a journey to the crater 
of Boekit Kaba near the town of Tjoeroep, Sumatra. 
Very short description, stating how travelled. 
Photographs: Mostly of types of country passed 
through. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
14 — BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
The origin of Lake Toba, N. Sumatra. In: Pacific 
Science Association, Proceedings of the Fourth 
Pacific Science Congress, 1929, Vol. 11 a, pp 115-124. 
Contents: Geographical description, geological de- 
scription and history. 
Maps: Geologic sketch of Lake Toba. scale 10km: 
lin. Isometric block diagram of Lake Toba. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary. Adelaide. 
15 — BEMMELEN, R. W. van 
Geologische waarnemingen in de Gajoland en (N. 
Sumatra). (Geological observations in the Gajo 
lands, North Sumatra). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
we%en in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1930, 
3de Gedeelte, pp 71-94. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, morphology, stratigraphy, 
tectonics, geological history. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of a part of the Gajo 
lands. Scale 1 : 200,000. With 2 profiles. 
Photographs: Quartz sandstone, old tertiary in the 
W, in Hilang, southwest of Loekoep. Shows the 
stream running through sandstone rocks. Most of the 
illustrations are of geological interest only. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
16— BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 ; 200,000. 
Toelichting bij blad 6 (Kroei). (Geological map of 
Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of sheet 6; 
Kroei). 8vo. Bandoeng. N. V. Maks and V. D. 
Klits, 1933 (Nederlandsch - Indie—Dienst van den 
Mijnbouw). pp 61. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Morphology, stratigraphy, geology, tec- 
tonics, useful minerals. Bibliography. 
Map: The off-flow of the watershed between the W 
Warkoek and the W. Semangka. 
Copies in. Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Library, Hobart. 
17— BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
De undatie-theorie: hare afleiding en hare toepassing 
op het Westelijk deel van den Soendaboog. (The 
undation theory: its deduction and its application 
to the western end of the Sunda arc). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-lndie, Vol. 
xcn, 1932, pp 85-242. (In Dutch with summary in 
English). 
Contents: In the second part of this paper, the 
geological history of the western part of the Sunda 
arc, and especially of South Sumatra, is examined. 
Maps: Isometric block diagram of Lake Ranau, 
scale 1 :250.000; Sketch map of South Sumatra, 
scale 1 : 4,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
18 —BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 ; 200,000. 
Toelichting bij blad 10 (Batoeradja). (Geological 
map of Sumatra, scale 1:200,000; explanation of 
sheet 10, Batoeradja). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits, 1932. (Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw), pp 45. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals, springs, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne: Geological Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Library, Hobart. 
19 —BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
De tektonische structuur van Zuid - Sumatra, in 
verband met de aardbeving van 25 Juni 1933. (The 
42 tectonic structure of South Sumatra, in relation to 
the earthquake of 25 June 1933). In: Natuurkundig 
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xciv, 1934, 
pp 7-14. (In Dutch, with English summary). 
Contents: The author draws a parallel between the 
tectonic movements of South Sumatra and those 
of the South-West United States. 
Map: Block diagram illustrating the structure of 
Southwest Sumatra. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
20 — BEMMELEN, J. F. van and HOOYER, G. B. 
Guide through Netherlands India. 8vo. London, 
Thomas Cook & Son, 1906, pp xii, 254. 
Contents: General descriptive guide. 
Photographs: Small and not very clear views in 
Sumatra. 
Map: Padang Uplands, scale 1:450,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
21 —BERLAGE. H. P. 
De aardbeving in Zuid- Sumatra van 25 Juni 1933 
waarnemingen in het epicentrale gebied. (The earth- 
quake in South Sumatra of 25th June 1933. Observa- 
tions in the epicentral region). In: Natuurkundig 
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xciv, 1934, 
pp 15-36. (In Dutch, with English summary). 
Contents: The earthquake centred on the long north- 
west depression in the Barisan ME, Southwest 
Sumatra. The damage is described. 
Photographs: 10 half-tone plates illustrating earth- 
quake damage. 
Maps: 2 outline maps illustrating location and 
direction of shock. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
22 — BEZEMER, T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie: Schetsen van land 
en volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies: sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. Nier- 
meyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, pp xv, 
640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Visit to Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and 
tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, Padang and the 
Padang highlands. Across Sumatra, Batavia and 
Buitenzorg, the Wayang, means of livelihood of the 
natives, through the Preanger Regencies to the 
volcano of Gedeh, to the territories of the princes 
of Central Java, the Hindoos and their religious 
systems, Hindoo colonisation in Java, Borobodoer 
and Parabaram, through east Java; From Macassar 
along the west and north coasts to Amoerang, life 
♦of the Makassars and Boeginese and the Toradjas, 
Minahassa; Ternate and Batjan, Ambon and the 
Oeliassers, the Southwestern and Southeastern 
Islands, ancestor worship in Indonesia, Boeroe and 
Ceram; on the coast of Netherlands New Guinea, 
the Banda group, etc. Topographical details are 
given. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of Sumatra. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
23 —BLINK. H. 
Opkomst en ontwikkeling van Sumatra als econo- 
misch - geographisch gebied, met schetskaartjes; 
uitgave van de Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor 
Economische Geographic. (Origin and development 
of Sumatra as an economic-geographic region, with 
sketch maps: publication of the Netherlands Society 
for Economic Geography). 8vo. ’s-Gravenhage, 
Moulon & Co.; 1926, pp iii, 140. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Sumatra before 1824, geography, geology, 
climate, vegetation, the people and economic con- 
ditions, division of Sumatra into provinces, eco- 
nomic conditions since 1824, communications, money 
and credit, production, labour conditions, distribu- 
tion, agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing, min- 
ing manufactures, water power, trade, harbours, the 
free port of Sabang. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
24 —BOCK. Carl 
The head-hunters of Borneo; a narrative of travel 
up the Mahakkam and down the Barito; also, 
journeyings in Sumatra. 2nd ed. London, Sampson 
Low, 1882, pp 344. 
Contents: Journal of a journey from Tangaroeng 
across Borneo to Bandjermasin (pp 1-256) and of a 
visit to Sumatra in 1878. 
Photographs'. 30 coloured lithographs and woodcuts. 
Map-. South East Borneo illustrating M. Bock’s 
journey, scale 1" : 40 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamen- 
tary Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Launceston. 
25 — BRASTAG! 
Issued by Grand Hotel Brastagi. 
Contents'. Tourist pamphlet (folder). 
Photographs'. Views of Brastagi and native types. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
26 — BRAU DE ST. POL LIAS 
Forty-five years in Sumatra. In: Inter-Ocean, vol. 
vnt. No. 5, 1927, pp 275-280. 
Contents: Translation from the author’s book; De 
France a Sumatra, published in 1884, giving a por- 
trayal of Sumatra half a century ago. 
Photographs: On the coast of northern Sumatra; 
Coolie quarters at a Deli tobacco plantation; Sawahs 
in the interior of Java; Deli tobacco strung on Anak- 
■Kayeus; Cable ferry in the NEI; Batak tribesmen, 
Central Sumatra; Native-built bridge in Sumatra. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
43 27 — BRINIO 
The Isle of Nias. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol, xu. No. 3, 
1931, pp 123-130. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the photographs. 
Photographs: Main road through Central Nias; the 
Ojo River; Native houses of Nias; Man from Nias; 
Pig skulls and idol in the house of the village 
headman in the Bawomataluwo Kampong; War 
dance at the harvest festival; Interior of the house 
of the Radja at Bawomataluwo. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
28—BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
Malacca Strait Pilot. Second edition, 1934. Hydro- 
graphic Department, London, 1934, pp 430. Supple- 
ment No. 6, 1942. 
Contents: Also includes general information, a glos- 
sary and some information relating to charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
29 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
Eastern Archipelago Pilot, Vol. iv, 2nd edition, 1939. 
Hydrographic Department, London, 1939, pp 252. 
Supplement No. 2 (1941). 
Contents: Also contains general information on 
Christmas and Cocos Islands. Glossaries of native 
and Dutch words and information on charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
30 —- BROEK, I. van den 
The Netherlands Indies as a producer of tin. In: 
Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. m. No. 1, 1939, pp 52-69. 
Contents: The position of tin in world economics. 
The tin region of the NEI (Banka, Billiton, Singkep, 
Riouw Archipelago, possibly also the east coast of 
Sumatra). History of production in the three islands 
under exploitation. I he technique of tin produc- 
tion. I he NEI’s share in world production. Prices. 
Copies in NEE1S Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
31 — BROERSMA, R. 
Economical importance of Palembang. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, June, 1922 pp 
423-427. 
Contents: Brief note on the commercial activities of 
Palembang. 
Photographs: Stue view of the Benteng; The Pasar 
or market along the Moesi; Native boats and houses. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
32 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Bijdrage tot de geologic van boven-Kampar en 
Rokan-streken, midden-Sumatra. (Contributions to 
the geology of the upper Kampar and Rokan dis- 
tricts). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
land sch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 1913 pp 130-170 
(in Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a geographical review of the 
districts. 
Map: Geological sketch map of a part of the upper 
Kampar and Rokan districts, scale 1 : 300,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
33 —BUCKLER, Walter 
An unconventional trip to Sumatra. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xm. No. 6, 1932, pp 255-259. 
Contents: Description of the town of Medan. 
Photographs'. Malay paddlers in canoes; The Sul- 
tan’s palace in Medan; The municipality - Medan; 
Entrance to a Chinese temple, Medan. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
34 — BUNNEMEYER, A. H. B. 
To the everlasting fires of Mt. Marapi. In; Sluyter's 
Monthly Fast Indian Magazine, August, 1922, pp 
115-12E 
Contents'. Brief description of Marapi volcano near 
Fort de Kock. 
Photographs-. Road to Kotta Gedang; Mountain 
lake near the summit of the Singgalang (2 views); 
Stone plain at the foot of the Marapi summit; 
View of the Karbouwengat (showing the Si Anok 
River)' Near the edge of the active crater. 
Copy in Mitchell Libraiy, Sydney. 
35 —BUNNEMEYER, A. H. B. 
A botanist’s rambles in Banka Island. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. iv. No. 6, 1923, pp 358-363. 
Contents: Brief descriptive notes, with small photo- 
graphs showing vegetation. 
Photographs'. Toboali harbour; Coast near Toboali; 
Road to Toboali. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
36 —CABATON, A. 
Java, Sumatra and the other islands of the Dutch 
East Indies: trans. by Bernard Miall. London, T. 
Fisher Unwin, 1911, pp 376. 
Contents'. Chapter 1 Historical sketch; 2 Generalities. 
Photographs'. 47 half-tone plates, including views of 
Sumatra. 
Map: East India Islands, scale 1" : 150 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
versity Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary 
■Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Perth; Parliamentary Library, 
Perth. 
37 — CENSUS 
Census of 1930 in the Netherlands Indies. Vol iv. 
Native population in Sumatra. Batavia, 1935. 
Contents: Census returns for Sumatra and surround-’ 
ing islands. Numbers, sex, density, race migration, 
civil conditions and age, heads of families and types 
of houses in Sumatra’s west coast; heads of house- 
44 holds, literacy, cults and religions, physical defects, 
occupations. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
38 — CLEMENS. V. K. 
A few notes on the Padang highlands. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. v, No. 3, 1924, pp 188-189. 
Contents: Several photographs with short descrip- 
tive text. 
Photographs: General view of the Karbouwen Gat; 
View of the Singgalang at Fort de Kock; View 
towards the sea near Padang. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
39 — COLLET, Octave I. A. 
Terres et peuples de Sumatra. (Lands and peoples 
of Sumatra). 4to. Amsterdam, Societe d’Edition 
Elsevier, 1925, pp xvi, 562. (In French). 
Contents: Hydrography, topography, climate, vege- 
tation, flora and fauna; history, government and 
administration, commerce an.d trade, communications, 
agriculture; population, manners and customs, 
language, arts and crafts, religion; forests and their 
denizens'; Atjeh and the Gayo country, Batak lands, 
the east and west coasts, Minangkabau, Palembang 
and Djambi, Lampong districts, the island barrier 
(on the west), Sumatra and the Low countries 
relation of the Netherlands government and the 
people. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous views of different parts of 
Sumatra. 
Maps: Sumatra, according to the documents of 
the Cartographic Institute (Batavia, 1922), scale 
1 : 2,000,000. Shows boundaries, railways, and planned 
railways, roads passable for carriages, local roads. 
Inset: Map showing post, telegraph and telephone 
offices, railways, boundaries, cables and telegraph and 
telephone lines, automobile services, navigation routes, 
etc. Maps showing orography, hydrography, rainfall, 
development of principal methods of communication, 
production and exportation, demography, languages, 
social regimes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library. 
Melbourne: Public Library, Adelaide. 
40 —CORDES, I. H. 
Rapport van het district Pangkal - Pinang, eiland 
Bangka. (Report on the district of Pangkal-Pinang. 
.Bangka). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
land sch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1878, deel 1, PP 89-126. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report of the district. 
Map: Geognostic mining map of the island of 
Bangka, district of Pangkal - Pinang, scale 1 ; 60,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
41 —CORDES. J. H. 
Rapport over het onderzoek naar het delfstoffelijk 
productief vermogen van het district Koba, eiland 
Bangka. (Report on the possibility of the produc- 
tion of economic minerals in the district of Koba. 
island of Bangka). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-lndie Verhandelingen, 1885, pp 67- 
115. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a brief topographical description. 
Maps: Geognostic and mining map of the island of 
Bangka, Koba district, surveyed by J. A. Huguenin, 
P. J. A. Renaud, G. P. A. Renaud and J. H. Cordes. 
4 sheets, scale I : 60,000. Includes many details such 
as small streams, footpaths, etc. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
42 — COULTAS, W. W. 
On trade conditions in the east coast of Sumatra 
and Atjeh Provinces of Sumatra. Supplement to: 
Economic conditions in the NEI by H. A. N. Bluett. 
Department of Overseas Trade, No. 550, London, 
1933, pp 139-164. 
Contents: Commercial summary. Trade of east coast 
of Sumatra, industry, communications, social ques- 
tions. Atjeh report for 1932. 
Copy in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
43 — D—HELDEN Series 
De oudste geschiedenis van den kraton en zijn 
verdere ontwikkeling tot het huidige Koeta - Radja 
sinds onze vestiging van 24 Januari 1874 tot 24 
Januari 1939. (Hero series. The earliest history of 
the Kraton and its further development to the 
present Koeta-Radja since our establishment from 
24th January, 1874, to 24th January, 1939). In: 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch - Tndische Ofjiciers- 
vereeniging, Vol. 24, No. 7, 1939, pp 8-21; No. 8, 
1939, pp 115-140. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Contribution to the history of Koeta- 
Radja, in Atjeh. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
44 —DELI PLANTERS ASSOCIATION 
Elet Tabaksgebied ter oostkust van Sumatra in 
Woord en Beeld. (The tobacco region of the east 
coast of Sumatra in words and pictures). Batavia, 
J925, pp 74. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Chapters on Medan as the centre of the 
tobacco growing region on the east coast of Sumatra: 
on the cultivation of tobacco, the rivers, roads and 
railways. An excursion to the high level plain. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of Sumatra, 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
45 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The Netherlands Indies. Batavia (about 1939), pp 40. 
Contents: Brief survey of the NEI, geography, area, 
population, soil, climate, government, finance, bank- 
ing system, agriculture (sugar, rubber, coffee, tea, 
cinchona bark, oil palms, coconut, cordage fibres, 
kapok, cocoa, pepper, rice), irrigation, estate organ- 
ization. forestry, live-stock, fishery, mining, indus- 
try, commerce, traffic and transportation, education, 
colonization, public health service, statistics (foreign 
trade. 1937). 
Photographs: Batak homestead; Native homesteads 
in Nias; Bamboo bridge and native dwellings; Lema- 
tang fall between Lahat and Pagaralam. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
46 — DEPARTMENT OF OVERSEAS TRADE PUBLICA- 
TIONS, London 
No. 550, 1933. BLUETT, H. A. N.—Economic con- 
ditions in the NEI. Supplement—On trade conditions 
in the East coast of Sumatra by W. W. COOLTAS. 
45 No. 637, 1936. LARKINS, L. B. S.—Economic con- 
ditions in the NEI. Supplement—On trade conditions 
in the East coast of Sumatra by H. Bruce HEN- 
DERSON. 
No. 703, 1938. CAREY, G. N. Economic conditions 
in the NEI. Supplement—On trade conditions in the 
East coast of Sumatra by H. Bruce HENDERSON. 
The supplements dealing with Sumatra have been 
listed under their respective authors. 
Copy in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
47 — DERSJANT. V. 
Het kalksinterkomplex Dolok Tinggiradja—Sumatra’s 
Oostkust. (The calcareous intercalations Dolok Ting- 
giradja, Sumatra’s east coast). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxu, 1926, pp 125- 
129. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Calcareous intercalation formations near 
the road Bangoepoerba-Seriboidolok; description 
and explanation of their origin in connection with 
hot springs. 
Photographs: Calcareous sinter. 
Map: Dolok Tinggiradja, scale 1:2,000. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
48 — DIECKMANN. W. 
Praetertiaire goudafzettingen en de hieruit voortge- 
komen stroomgoudbeddingen in het gebied tusschen 
de rivieren Rawas (Residentie Palembang) en Tabir 
(Residence Djambi). (Pretertiary gold deposits and 
the resulting river gold strata in the territory between 
the rivers Rawas (Residency of Palembang) and 
Tabir (Residency of Djambi). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnweien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1917, le gedeelte, pp 78-135, and Atlas, pl x and xi. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The article discusses the geology and 
mineralogy of the area. 
Photographs: Types of river valleys in Upper 
Djambi; Goldwashing in the recent river gravel of 
the Mesoemai, near Soengei Manaoe; Digging for 
a road near Bangko; Old native tunnels of the Tarn- 
bang Djaroeng, upper part of the Asai, Djambi. 
Maps: Sketch map of part of the gold-bearing 
territory in Upper Djambi. River gold deposits 
along the Merangin and in the Pangkalan Djamboe 
region. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
49 —DIENST VAN DEN MIJNBOUW IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Onderzoekingen naar de Mogelijk Winbare Hoeveel- 
heden Zwavel in Kraters van verschillende vulkanen 
in den Nederlandsch - Oost - Indischen Archipel. 
(Research concerning the possibility of exploitable 
quantities of sulphur in the craters of different 
volcanoes in the NEI Archipelago). In: Verslagen 
en mededeelingen betreffende Indische Delfstoffen 
in hare Toepassingen, No. 17, Weltevreden, 1925, 
pp 37. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reports on the sulphur deposits in the 
Kewah Poetih and other craters of Preanger, in the 
Goenoeng Tjeremai (Residency of Tjerebon), in the 
Dieng Mts. (Residency of Kedoe), Java; on the 
west coast of Sumatra, in North Celebes (Mina- 
hassa), and the Oena-Oena Islands and on Flores. 
Maps: Map of the crater Sorikmarapi, scale 
1:2,000; Sections through the crater Sorikmarapi; 
Boring profiles in the crater Sorikmarapi. 
Copy in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
50 —DIES!. P. H. van 
Rapport van het distrikt Soengeiliat. (Report on the 
district of Soengeiliat). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, 
deel 11, pp 3-70. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Includes a geographical and geological 
description. 
Map: Geognostic and mining map of the island of 
Bangka, district of Soengeiliat, scale 1 : 60,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
51 — DIEST. P. H. Van 
Rapport van het distrikt Merawang, eiland Bangka. 
(Report of the district Merawang, Bangka Island). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwe%en in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, 1873, deel i, pp 3-104, 241-243. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, topography, geology, miner- 
alogy, description of ore-bearing valleys and plains. 
Map; Geognostic - mineralogical map of the island 
of Bangka, district of Merawang, according to the 
survey of P. H. van Diest, 1861-1865, scale 1 : 60,000. 
Shows highways, dykes for water reservoirs, canals, 
locality of ore deposits, villages, boundaries, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
52 —DIEST. P. H. van 
Verslag der onderzoekingen aan den heuvel Sam- 
bong Giri, eiland Bangka. (Account of the examina- 
tions of the hill, Sambong Giri, island of, Bangka). 
In; Jaarboek van het Mijnweien in N ederlandsch- 
Indie, 1873, deel 1, pp 187-193. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report of investigations on the 
island of Bangka. 
Map: Geognostic sketch of the hill, Sambong Giri, 
scale 1 : 5,000. Shows footpaths, dykes, canals. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
53 — DIEST, P. H. van 
Verslag der onderzoekingen aan den heuval Salinka. 
(Report of the investigations on Salinka Hill). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnweien in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1873, deel II, pp 145-149. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on mining and geological investi- 
gations on Salinka Hill, Pankal Pinang District, 
Bangka. 
Map: Sketch of the Salinka Hill, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Inset; Excavations carried out, scale I ; 5,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
54 — DJEMBATAN 
The state railways of the Netherlands East Indies. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1925, pp 570-577 
and 609. 
46 Contents: The development of the railway system 
of the NEI. The management and the services of 
the Government railways of Java. 
Photographs: Views on the railways of Sumatra 
and Java. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
55 — DJEMBATAN 
The story of rubber and the rubber boom in the 
Netherlands Indies. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 1, 
1926, pp 15-21. 
Contents: Rubber cultivation in the NEI since 
1876, the main rubber districts in the NEI; the 
seeds used, the manner of cultivation, the capital 
invested, the marketing of rubber, the development 
of native rubber. 
Photographs: Six views of work on rubber estates; 
House of Allah at Medan, Sumatra; Street at Medan. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
56 —DIIK, P. van 
Zwartkolen in en nabij de Baai van Tapanoeli. 
(Black coal in and near the Bav of Tapanoeli). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwe%en in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandehngen, 1875, deel II, pp 97-120. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of the black coal deposits in and 
around the Bay of Tapanoeli. 
Map: Bay of Tapanoeli, scale 1 : 150,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
57 —DIIK, P. van 
Ontginbare kolen in de ommelanden van Benkoelen. 
(Productive coal in the surroundings of Benkoelen). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1875, deel 11, pp 121-154 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the coal deposits around Ben- 
koelen. 
Map: Coalfield of Boekit Soenoer. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
58 —DOOP. J. E. A. den 
Deli en Karp-vlakte als lahar-product. (Deli and 
Karo plateau as a lahar formation). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
lxxxii, 1922, pp 208-214. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Explains the geomorphology of the Karo 
plateau and the Deli area as composed mainly of 
lava flows from Lake Toba. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
59 — DOOTIES. F. J. J. 
Deli, the land of agricultural enterprises. In: Bulle- 
tin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n. 
No. 1, 1938, pp 45-55. 
Contents: Description of the Deli plantations (east 
coast of Sumatra), at the foot of the Bukit Barisan 
range, the geology of the region, climate, population, 
government and administration of justice, medical 
service and hygienic measures. 
Photographs: Kampong Pinem, a hamlet in the 
Karo country; A mosque at Medan, Deli; A palace 
of the Sultan of Deli, Medan. 
Map: Sketch showing the site of Deli (estates area) 
on the east coast. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; NEF1S 
Library. 
60 — DOUP. A. 
Heldenserie. Van Heutsz, tijdens de Pidie-expeditie, 
1898. (Hero series, Van Heutsz during the Pidi expedi- 
tion 1898). In: Orgaan van de Ncderlandsch-Indische 
O/Jiciersvereeniging, Vol. 25, No. 1. 1940, pp 15-28. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Description of the Pidi expedition, Atjeh, 
Sumatra. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
61 — EASTON, N. Wing 
Eenige nadere opmerkingen aangaande de geologic 
van het Toba-Meer en omgeving. (Some closer ob- 
servations concerning the geology of the Toba Lake 
and vicinity). Map. In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wjzen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetcnschappelijk Ce- 
de cite, 1895, deel 11, pp 148-157. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geology of Lake Toba region with dis- 
cussion of the origin of the lake. 
Map: Hypothetical representation of the origin of 
the Toba Lake and vicinity, scale 1 ; 800,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
62 — EASTON, N. Wing 
Een geologische verkenning in de Toba-landen. (A 
geological survey in the Toba lands). In: Jaarboek 
van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Weten- 
schappelijk gedeelte 1894, pp 99-163. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes sections on topography and 
general geology. 
Maps: Geological survey of the division Toba and 
Silindoeng and the peninsula Samosir by N. Wing 
Easton (no scale). A plate of profiles and eye- 
sketches in the vicinity of Toba Lake follows this 
map. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
63 — ENCYCLOPAEDISCH BUREAU 
Sumatra’s West Coast illustrated. 8vo. Weltevreden, 
The Encyclopaedical Department, 1920, pp 98. 
Contents: This is an English translation of Sumatra's 
Westkust in beeld, also published in 1920. 
Photographs: Numerous views of Sumatra. 
Maps: Motor road Medan-Padang, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
Province, Residentie, of Sumatra’s west coast, scale 
1 ; 750,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
64 — ENTER. J. 
Het Wichelboek der Bataks van Sumatra. (The witch- 
craft book of the Bataks of Sumatra). In: Nether- 
lands India Old and New, Vol. 18, March, 1933, pp 
103-111. (In Dutch). 
■Contents: The witchcraft among the Bataks. 
47 Photographs: Batak girl; Batak with copper arm- 
ring; Toba-Batak kampong, Residency Tapanoeli. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
65 —ERB, J. 
Beitriige zur Geologic und Morphologie der Sudlichen 
Westkiiste von Sumatra. (Contributions to geology 
and morphology of the southwest coast of Sumatra). 
In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, 1905, 
No. 4, pp 251-284. (In German). 
Contents: Results of observations near Bencoelen. 
Chiefly geological, but with many notes on nature 
of coast and river mouths. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the Bencoelen 
area. 
Map: Sketch of mouth, Aier Keduring (Manna 
district). 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
66 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Bijdrage tot de kennis van de stratigraphic van het 
tertiair in de residentie Bantam (Contributions to 
knowledge of the stratigraphy of tertiary in the 
Residenecy of Bantam). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1915, 
2de gedeelte, pp 133-234. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The study includes a comparison between 
the stratigraphy of Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of Sumatra, 
including geological formations. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of a part of South 
Bantam by L. J. C. van Es, scale 1 : 50,000; the map 
shows geological formations and also rivers, streams, 
paths and footpaths. Profiles of geological forma- 
tions illustrated by this map are given on Plate XI, 
scale 1 ; 100,000; Geological sketch map of south- 
east Bantam, by L. J. C. van Es, scale 1 ; 200,000. 
In Atlas volume for 1915. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
67 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
De voorhistorische verbindingen van land en zee in 
den Oost-Indischen Archipel en de invloed daarvan 
op de verspreiding der diersoorten (The prehistoric 
relationships of land and sea in the East Indian 
Archipelago, and their influence on the spread of 
animal species). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 255-304'. (ln\ Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of prehistoric movements of 
land masses in the East Indian archipelago, showing 
their effects on the distribution of the animals in 
the area. 
Map-. The map of the archipelago shows presumed 
prehistoric land masses and has little other topo- 
graphical interest. In Atlas volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
68 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Verk- 
larende tekst bij Blad XV, Lampongs, Straat Soenda 
Bantam. (General geological map of the Netherlands 
East Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Ex- 
planatory text to Sheet XV, Lampongs, Sunda 
Strait, Bantam). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 55-140. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Explanatory notes to the map under the 
chapter headings of stratigraphy and tectonics. 
Bibliography. 
Map: Lampongs Sunda Strait, Bantam, scale 
1 : 1,000,000. Shows geological formations, warm 
springs, gas springs, oil springs, crater walls and 
faults. In Atlas volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart. 
69 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
De tektoniek van de westelijke helft van den Dost- 
Indischen Archipel. (The tectonics of the west half 
of the East Indian Archipelago). In: Jaarhoek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1917, 2de gedeelte, pp 5-145. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This article deals with the tectonics of 
Java, Sumatra, islands west of Sumatra, islands 
east of Sumatra and Borneo. Bibliography. 
Map: Geotectonic sketch map of the west part of 
the East Indian Archipelago, 4 sheets, scale 
1 ; 2,500,000. In Atlas volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library. Hobart. 
70 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Verk- 
larende tekst bij Blad IX, West Borneo en Billiton. 
(General geological map of the Netherlands East 
Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Explanatory 
text to sheet IX, West Borneo and Billiton). In: 
Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 1-35. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents; This article deals with the stratigraphy, 
historical geology and tectonics of the area. (An 
appendix on economic minerals by L. J. C. van Es 
and G. Bouwmeester follows on pp 36-64). 
Map: Billiton, Southwest Borneo, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
In Atlas volume for 1918. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
48 71 — ES, L. J. C. ran. Junior 
Geologisch - technische onderzoekingen, 1929-1930. 
(Geological technical investigations). In: faarboek 
van bet Mijnweten in Nederland sch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1929, pp 79-171, 1930, pp 79-240. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is a series of articles with sections on 
reservoir dams, hydrology and ground conditions by 
L. J. C. van Es, H. Grondijs, T. Nelissen and J. 
N. W. Nash, which are noted in the various areas 
with which they deal. Later studies are noted under 
Nederlandsch Indie-Dienst van den Mijnbouw. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian Na- 
tional Research Council Library, Sydney; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
72 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Studies of landing grounds for aircraft. In: Jaarboek 
van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1930, various pp. 
Contents: List of studies; 1, Pakanbaroe landing 
ground, Government, east coast of Sumatra, pp 225- 
9; 2, Pangkalanbrandan landing ground, Govern- 
ment, east coast of Sumatra, p 229; 3, Langsar land- 
ing ground, Government, Atjeh, p 230; 4, Sabang 
landing ground, Government, Atjeh, pp 231-2. 
Map; Location of Pakanbaroe landing ground situ- 
ated 10 km along the Pakanbaroe-Bangkinang road, 
scale 1 ; 5.000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
73 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Onderzoek Pensangan Delta, Gouvernement Atjeh 
en Onderhoorigheden (The Pensangan Delta investi- 
gation, Atjeh Government and dependencies). In: Jaar- 
boek van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch - Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 121-133. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of works to drain the delta of 
the Pensangan River. 
Map-. Lower stream region of the Pensangan River, 
scale 1 ; 200.000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library. Hobart. 
74 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Watervoorziening Oeleeheue, Gouvernement Atjeh 
en Onderhoorigheden. (Water supply for Oeleeheue, 
Government of Atjeh and Dependencies). In: Jaar- 
boek van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandscb-Indie Alge- 
meen gedeelte, 1930, pp 199-203. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief description of the water supply for 
this area with incidental topographical details. 
Map-. Map of springs in the mountain country south- 
west of Koetaradja, scale 1 : 100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library. Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
75 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior 
Geologisch - technische onderzoekingen, 1931. (Geo- 
logical technical investigations). In: Jaarboek van 
bet in Nederlandsch - Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1931, pp 83-176. (In Dutch). 
Contents: These investigations are divided into reser- 
voir dams, hydrology and ground conditions. Separate 
entries are made for studies of localities of any 
length and accompanied by maps under the areas 
covered and the names of the authors—H. Grondijs, 
J. M. W. Nash and K. G. R. Schmidt. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
76 — ES, L. J. C. van. Junior, and BOUWMEESTER, G. 
Aanhangsel bij de geologische overzichtskaart van 
den Nederlandsch Dost - Indischen Archipel, schaal 
1 : 1,000,000. Blad IX, West Borneo en Billiton over 
nuttige delfstoffen. (Appendix to the general geo- 
logical map of the Netherlands East Indian Archi- 
pelago, scale 1 ; 1,000,000. Sheet IX West Borneo 
and Billiton, on economic minerals). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 36-64. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the minerals of economic value 
to be found in West Borneo and Billiton. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
77 —ESCHER. B. G. 
Krakatau in 1883 en in 1928. (Krakatau in 1883 and 
1928). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 715- 
743. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Introduction; phenomena of the 1883 
eruption and their interpretation; geomorphology 
of the Krakatau group; Products of the 1883 erup- 
tion; Eruption of December 1927-May 1928 and a 
glimpse into the future of Krakatau. Bibliography. 
Map: Sketch map of the Krakatau group, scale 
1 : 100,000. Eleven diagrams. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
78 — ESHUIS, W. Junior 
Protection of wild life in the Netherlands Indies. 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. ii. No. 4, 1939, pp 291-307. 
Contents: History of the protection of wild life in 
the Netherlands East Indies Legislation. List of 
nature and game reserves. 
Maps: Nature and game reserves in Java; Nature 
and game reserves in Sumgj**-wv6TcaL 
Copies in NEF1S L>tfrJ«^< University*4fcn1iy-ary, 
Melbourne. 
79 — EVERWIIN, It 
Verslag van een onderzoelt ■ eenige 
eilanden behoorende tot de Residentie Riouw. (Report 
of a search for tin ore on some islands belonging 
49 to the residency of Riouw). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1872, deel II, pp 73-126. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description with incidental 
topographical references. 
Map: Geognostic survey of the southeast coast of 
Singkep, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
80 —EVERWIIN, R. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar tinadcrs in het dis- 
trict Djeboes, eiland Bangka. (Account of an exam- 
ination of tin lodes in the district of Djeboes, 
Bangka Island). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1873, deel I, pp 151-155. 
Contents: Brief report of the geology of the district, 
with few topographical details. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
81—EVERWIIN. R. 
Verslag van een onderzoekingsreis in het rijk van 
Siak. (Account of a journey of investigation in the 
kingdom of Siak). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1874, deel I, pp 83-155. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Topography, geology, vegetation, miner- 
alogy, population, villages, etc. 
Map: Siak and Kampa Rivers, Sumatra’s east coast, 
scale 1 : 450,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
82 — FENNEMA, B. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 8. Onderzoek naar 
het voorkomen van kwikerts bij den berg Sombong. 
. . . zoomede aan de riviertjes Tapir en Sade-Talang. 
(Sumatra’s west coast. Report No. 8. Investigation 
of the occurrence of mercury ore near Mt. Sombong 
. . . as well as in the streams Tapir and Sade-Talang). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1876, deel I, pp 35-70. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report with brief topographical 
notes. (Mt. Sombong is near Sibelaboe). 
Maps: Geognostic map of Sibelaboe and vicinity, 
scale 1:25,000. Insets: Map of the mercury ore 
deposit on the river Tapir, and profiles. Profiles 
also on separate sheet. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
83 —FENNEMA. H. 
Onderzoek naar tinerts in het gebied der boven 
Banjoeassin. (Search for tin ore in the region of the 
upper Banjoeassin). In .Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1878, deel II, pp 233-235. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the region, with 
incidental topographical notes. (The upper Banjoe- 
assin is in the Residency of Palembang). 
Map: Map of the search for tin ore in the upper 
Banjoeassin, near Doessen Dawas, scale 1 : 5,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
84 — FENNEMA. R. 
Verslag van een onderzoek van het kolenterrein ran- 
dom den Boekit Soenoer in de ommelanden van 
Bengkoelen. (Report on an investigation of the coal 
terrain around the Boekit Soenoer in the country 
adjacent to Bengkoelen). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch - Indie, V erhandelingen, 
1885, pp 5-66. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This article includes a topographical 
description of the area. 
Maps: Coalfield around the Boekit Soenoer, with 
profiles and plan of Moeara Sinapoer, scale 1 : 20,000; 
Inset; General map, scale 1:500,000; Profiles with 
plan of Boekit Soenoer, scale 1 ; 2,000. Among the 
profiles is a longitudinal profile of the route of the 
road from Moeara Simpoer to Pinanding, length 
scale 1 : 20,000, height scale 1 : 5,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
85— FENNEMA, R. 
Topographiscbe en geologische beschrijving van het 
noordelijk gedeelte van het Gouvernement Sumatra’s 
Westkust. (Topographical and geological descrip- 
tion of the northern part of the district west coast 
of Sumatra). In-.Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch Indie, Wetenschappelijk Gedeelte, 1887, 
pp 129-252. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Description of the topography and geology 
of north part of Sumatra’s west coast. 
Maps: Geological map of the northern part of 
Sumatra’s west coast by R. Fennema. This map is 
followed by 4 plates of eye-sketches and profiles. 
The eye-sketches are as follows: Boal Boeli from 
Binanga, close to Merantjardjai; Dolok Dsaoet with 
the plateau of Sinindong seen from Binanga; Tele- 
man seen from Loeboek:Sariek; Malintang seen 
from Oedjoeng Gading; Ma’lintang seen from Sawah; 
Crater of Soriek Berapi (with ground plan). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
86 — FLUYT, P. C. M. 
The significance of the Panglong workings in the 
residency of Rhio and the division of Benkalis. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 20, 1935, pp 
476-482. 
Contents: Statistical data referring to the Panglong 
exploitation (timber, firewood, charcoal) of private 
forest for exportation principally to Singapore. 
Coastal region of Sumatra and islands. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of forests and 
the timber industry. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
87 —FOCK, Dirk 
The labour problem in the Dutch East Indies. In; 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. No. 1, 1928, pp 37-41. 
Contents: The need of contract labour in Sumatra, 
the labour inspection service, the possibility of 
settlement in Sumatra after the expiry of the labour 
contract, and the need of emigration for over- 
populated Java. 
Photographs: Sorting room of a tea factory in Java; 
Lea estate in the Preanger District Java: Koba 
Tin Mine on Bangka. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
50 88 — FORBES, Rosita 
Flying Dutch. In: Geographical Magazine, Vol. iv, 
1936-37, pp 89-106. 
Contents: Describes a journey by air-liner from 
Karachi to Macassar. The route traversed Sumatra 
from Deli and Java. 
Photographs: 20 half-tone plates from aerial photo- 
graphs. 
Map: Small scale sketch map of route. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
89 — FRIJLING. H. 
Geologisch-mijnbouwkundig onderzoek in den omtrek 
van de Asahen- en Koealoe-rivieren, Tobalanden, 
Oost-Sumatra. (Geological - mineralogical investiga- 
tion in the neighbourhood of the Asahen and Koealoe 
Rivers, Toba land, East Sumatra). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1925, deel 11, pp 153-173. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, coal occurrences. 
Photographs: Landscape, showing in background 
Dk Soeroengan, Soeanan, Perdoeaan and A. Goelan- 
gan; The river A. Mamak Batoe near Simorea. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the surroundings 
of the upper Asahan and upper Koealoe Rivers, 
scale 1 : 50,000, with section Dk. Sirea Rea to A. 
Pertapaan; Map of the coal occurrence in A. Koealoe 
on the A. Rantau, with section A. Koealoe to S. 
Teroesan, scale 1 ; 5,000. In Atlas volume for 1925. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Hobart. 
90 —GENERAL ENGINEERING CONGRESS 
Batavia (Java). May, 1920, second bulletin. Pub- 
lished by the Executive Committee. 8vo. Batavia, 
printed by Javasche Boekhandel en Drukkerij, 1920, 
PP 56. 
Contents: Information about committees, list of 
subjects and names of contributors, proposed excur- 
sions, etc. 
Photographs: Photographs of buildings and well 
drilling. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
91—GEORGE. Adele 
By motor car through Java and Sumatra. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. II, 
No. 9. 1920, pp 228-232. 
Contents: Motor trip along Java’s north coast 
(Soerabaya-Grisee-Lamongan-Tjepoe, the BPM oil 
centre, Semarang-Cheribon-Lembang Bandung across 
Mt. Masigit to Tjandjur-Sindanglaja-Buitenzorg) 
and through Sumatra (Medan - Brastagi - Harangaul 
to Lake Toba-Fort de Kock-Durian coal mine). 
Photographs: Market scene at Fort de Kock, west 
coast Sumatra; On the road to Lake of Manindjan, 
west coast; Palace of the Sultan of Deli, Medan, 
east coast; Mosque with holy pond near Fort de 
Kock. west coast. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
92 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Foreign Office: Historical Section. Sumatra. (Hand- 
book No. 72). London, 1919. 
Contents: Geography, physical and political; Political 
history; Social and political conditions; economic 
conditions; Islands off the west coast; Chapter 1 
contains the following sub-headings: Position and 
boundaries, surface, coasts and river system, climate, 
sanitary conditions, race and language and popula- 
tion. Chapter 4 includes information on products, 
communications, principal towns, etc. 
Copies in External Affairs Department Library, 
Canberra; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Defence Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
93 — GRONDIJS. H. 
Landingsterrein Oedjoeng Karang Noord. Residentie 
Sumatra’s Westkust. (Landing ground Oedjoeng 
Karang North, Residency of Sumatra’s West coast). 
In; Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen Gedeelte, 1920, pp 174-176. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an aerodrome about 9 km 
north of Padang. 
Map: Location of the Oedjoengkarang-north landing 
ground, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
very Library, Perth. 
94 —GRONDIJS. H. 
Afschuivingen in het S.S. track Lahat-Loeboekling- 
gan Residency Palembang. (Landslides in the rail- 
road track Lahat - Loeboeklinggan, Residency of 
Palembang). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch - Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 
172-174. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the landslides in a cutting 
of this track, Lahat-Loeboeklinggan. 
Map: Location of the landslide near point 95 on the 
Lahat-Loeboeklinggan line, scale 1 : 1,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
95 —HAGEN, B. 
Die Orang Kubu auf Sumatra. (The Orang Kubu 
on Sumatra). 8vo. Frankfurt am Main, Joseph 
Baer, 1908, pp xxvii, 209. (In German). 
Contents: The Orang Kubu are a forest people, 
inhabiting the region northwest of Palembang. The 
greater part of the work is an anthropological study, 
but some geographical description of the area is 
given in pp 1-27. 
Photographs: Orang Kubu, a forest people; The 
Kubu village, Muara Bahar; The Kubu village, 
Ikan Lebar: Native types. 
51 Maps: Orang Kubu region northwest of Palembang, 
scale 50 km : If". 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
96 — HAGEN. B. 
Die Gajolander auf Sumatra. (The Gajos of 
Sumatra). In: Jahresherichte des Frankfurter Vereins 
fur Geographic und Statistik, 1903, pp 29-85. With 
map after p 218. (In German). 
Contents; Ethnological study. 
Photographs: Studies of native heads. 
Map: Sketch map of North Sumatra. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
97- HALL, Melvin A. 
By motor through the east coast and Batak high- 
lands of Sumatra. In: National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. xxxvn, 1920, pp 69-102. 
Contents: The author drove from Belawan to Lake 
Toba and back, and gives a good deal of information 
about the roads at that time. 
Photographs: 28 half-tone plates, including roads, 
houses, vegetation. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
98 — HARDERS, J. E. 
Een tocht van Overste van Daalen door de Gajo, 
Alas en Bataklanden 1904. (The expedition of Colonel 
van Daalen through Gajo, Alas and Batakland in 
1904). In: Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische 
Off icier svereeniging, Vol. 24, No. 6. 1939, pp 214-221 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The march through the lake district of 
Takingon to the Gajo-Loeos. The battle in the 
Gajo-Loeos. The expedition to the Alas Land, the 
battle there and the expedition through the Batak 
land. 
Map: Map showing route of the expedition. 
Copy in NEE IS Library, 
99 —HARTERT, E. 
Aus den Tabakspflanzungen und Wfildern in N-Ost 
Sumatra. (On tobacco plantations and forests in 
NE Sumatra), In: Deutsche Geographische Blatter, 
Vol. xiv. Part 2, 1891, pp 107-116. (In German). 
Contents: Notes on the tobacco lands and the forests 
of Northeast Sumatra; On palm varieties and their 
uses; Fauna, vegetation, native and Chinese labour, 
etc. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
100 —HARTING, A. 
Verslag van een mijnbouwkundig-geologisch onder- 
zoek in de omstreken van Tambang-Sawah. (Report 
on a mining and geological enquiry in the sur- 
roundings of Tambang-Sawah). In:' Jaarhoek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1929, pp 229-264. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The investigations were made in 1924- 
1927 around Tambang-Sawah (Southwest Sumatra). 
There is a brief section on topography and survey, 
with a rainfall chart, 1920-1927. 
Photographs; Of geological formations, mountain 
streams and small waterfalls. 
Maps: Geological map of the surroundings of Tam- 
bang-Sawah, scale 1 :20,000; sketch map showing 
location, scale 1 : 250,000; Geological sketch map of 
Boekit Boeboeng-Seblat, scale I : 50,000; Ketenong 
terrain, scale 1:2,000. A. Mirah terrain. In Atlas 
volume for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
101- HARTMANN, E. 
Over de geologic van de Lampongsche Districten in 
het zuidelijk deel van Palembang, Zuid-Sumatra. 
(On the geology of the Lampong Districts and the 
southern part of Palembang, South Sumatra). In: 
Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 2de Gedeelte, 1915, pp 90-132. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents-. Geological description of the area. Bibli- 
ography. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the Lampong, 
Districts and South Palembang by E. Hartmann, 
scale 1 : 500,000, with profiles. In Atlas volume for 
1915. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library. 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
102 — HARTMANN, E. 
Geologisch rapport over het kolenvoorkomen in de 
mijnconcessies “Soekamarinda” en “Boenian” en het 
tusschen deze beide gelegen kolenveld “Ajor Serillo,” 
gelegen in de onderafdeeling Lamatang - Oeloe, 
Residence Palembang. (Geological report on the 
occurrences of coal in the mining concessions 
‘‘Soekamarinda’’ and “Boenian” and in the coalfield 
“Ajer Serillo” lying between them, situated in the 
sub-division Lematang-Oeloe, Residency of Palem- 
bang). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte. 
pp 108-140. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief topographical introduction is 
given. 
Maps: Geological maps of the mining concessions 
and profiles. In Atlas volume for 1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Librarv. 
Melbourne: Public Library, Melbourne; Public. 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library. Perth: 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
103 —HAZENWINKEL, J. C. 
A rhino hunt in Sumatra. In; Java Gazette, Vol. i, 
No. 5, 1932, pp 1-8.- 
52 Contents: A hunting trip in the Sumatran jungle— 
mainly description of animals. Very brief descrip- 
tion of the jungle. 
Photographs: Doesoen on the Ogan River; Lema- 
tang River near Moeari Enim, with Mt. Serillo in 
the distance; Road from Lahat to Pagaralam. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
104 —HAZENWINKEL, J. C. 
De Koeboe’s van Zuid Sumatra. (The Koeboe of 
South Sumatra). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 1'oor 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol, xcv, 1935, pp 110-117. (In 
Dutch. 
Contents: Ethnological notes comprising origin, dis- 
tribution. physical type, history, language, etc., food, 
marriage, religion, medicine. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
105 —HAZENWINKEL, J. C. 
Wild animals of Sumatra. In: Java Gazette, Vol. v, 
No. 1, 1936, supplement pp 4. 
Contents: Summary description of some of the 
rarer specimens living in the Sumatran jungles. 
Photographs: Animate of the jungle. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
106 — HELBIG, K. 
Studien auf Sumatra und Nias. (Studies of Sumatra 
and Nias). In; Z eitschrift der Gesellschaft fur 
Erdkunde, Berlin, 1934, Nos. 3/4, pp 102-123. (In 
German). 
Contents: Account of a visit to the Bataks of Lake 
Toba, which region is described as one of the most 
geologically interesting of Sumatra. Geological 
observations and notes on history, climate, vegeta- 
tion, wifd animal life, etc. Description of Lake Toba 
and the Batak people, their customs and beautiful 
houses and of Nias and its inhabitants. 
Photographs: Include landscapes. Toba village and 
Old Man of Toba. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the area. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
107 —HENDERSON, H. Bruce 
On trade conditions in the east coast of Sumatra, 
1935 and 1936-1937. In: Department of Overseas 
Trade, Nos. 637, 1936, pp 99-122; 703, 1938, pp 103-125. 
Contents: Report on general economic situation, 
trade, local industries, communications, unemploy- 
ment. 
Copy in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
108 — HERWERDEN. I. H. H. van 
Het dalen van eilandjes op de Oostkust der Mentawei 
eilanden bewesten Sumatra. (Subsidence of islets 
off east coast of Mentawei Island, west of Sumatra). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederland sch Aardrtjks- 
Jzundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 792-793. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents; Report on rapid subsidence of the islets 
Siberoet, Sipore, Djawa and North Pageh, with note 
that others charted in this area are now completely 
submerged. Reference to charts in Seamen’s Guide 
to East Indies, 1904, Part 1. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library. Brisbane. 
109 —HESSE, Richard 
Die Niederschlagsverhiiltnisse in Niederliindisch- 
Indien zwischen 5° nordlicher und 5° siidlicher Breite. 
(Rainfall conditions in Netherlands Indies between 
5° N. lat. and 5° S, lat). In: Petermann s Geo- 
graphische Mitteilungen, 1921, PP 257-260. (In 
German). 
Contents: An account of rainfall conditions in the 
Netherlands East Indies between 5° N. and 5° S. 
latitudes. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
110 —HEYNE, Benjamin 
Tracts, historical and statistical, on India, with 
journals of several tours through various parts of 
the Peninsula; also an account of Sumatra in a 
series of letters. London, R. Baldwin and Black, 
Parry & Co., 1814, pp 462. 
Contents; The letters on Sumatra are found on 
pp 365-440. They describe a visit to Bencoelen, 
Marlborough, colonial life in these places, the pro- 
duction and trade of Sumatra. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne, 
111 — HINTE, J. van 
De excursie van het internationaal aardrijkskundig 
congres naar Nederlandsch-Indie. (Excursion of the 
International geographical congress to the Nether- 
lands Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi,’ 1939, 
pp 85-97. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. A general account of a five-weeks tour,, 
covering Java, Bali and Sumatra, with references 
to recent literature. 
Photographs: 4 small half-tone plates, including 
plantation in Dairiland, west of Lake Toba. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
112 —HIRSCHI. H. 
Geographisch-geologische Skizze vom Nordrand von 
Sumatra. (Geographical, geological sketch of North 
Coast of Sumatra). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 
1910, pp 741-763. (In German). 
Contents: A scientist’s survey, chiefly geological, of 
the region adjoining the north coast of Sumatra 
from Atjeh to Langkat. A description of rivers and 
lakes is included and a brief note on communica- 
tion with a list of roads and tracks. 
Photographs: A view from Mt. Blene, Salamanga, 
towards the Pevet Sagoe range, with Meureudoe 
valley on left; Looking north from Mt. Si Top Top 
(Rodjo Socket); Oil station on Aroe Bay, Langkat; 
53 Military camp in Tampoer (Gajo) on the Poenti 
delta. 
Map: Geological and topographical sketch map of 
Sumatra north coast. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
113 —HORN. C. W. A. P. 
Verslag over het onderzoek der tertiaire petroleum- 
terreinen ter oostkust van Atjeh. (Report on the 
investigation of the tertiary petroleum terrains on 
the east coast of Atjeh). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1919, 
Iste gedeelte, pp 163-229. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, stratigraphy, oil indications, 
tectonics. 
Photographs: Source of the Aloee Beloeroeng, 
boulder field of clay sandstone, mica sandstone 
division; Intensive folding of the thinly-deposited 
clay stones on the north bank of the Tamiang River 
near Kwala Simpang. 
Maps: General geological map of the petroleum ter- 
rain Atjeh 11, on the east coast of Atjeh, in 5 sheets, 
scale, 1 ; 100,000. Roads and footpaths are shown; 
Profiles accompanying the general geological map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane (without Atlas); Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
114 —HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART. Batavia 
Getijtafel voor de Palembang river voor het jaar 
1942 (Tide Table for the Palembang river for 1942). 
Batavia. 1941. (In Dutch). 
Tide tables also for Aroe Bay, Pulu Sembilan 
Channel, 1942, and Belawan (Deli)-Channel, 1942. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
115 — HOOP. A. N. J. Thomassen a Thuessink van der 
Door de lucht naar Indie. (By air to the Indies). 
8vo. Amsterdam, Scheltens and Giltay, 1925, pp 343. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Record of a flight from Holland to the 
Netherlands Indies, Octcbcr-November, 1924, under 
the auspices of the Comite Vliegtocht Nederland- 
Indie; air communication in the Netherlands Indies, 
air communication between Holland and the Indies. 
Photographs: Landing near Muntok; Above the 
primeval forest of Sumatra; The coast of Sumatra 
(Djambi); Telok-Betong (aerial view); Lampong 
bay (aerial view); A naval flying boat that accom- 
panied us over the Strait of Sunda (aerial view). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne: University Library, Adelaide. 
116 — HOOP. A. N. I, Thomassen a Thuessink van der 
Megalithische oudheden in Zuid-Sumatra. (Mega- 
lithic remains in South Sumatra). 4to. Zutphen, 
W. J. Thieme, 1932, pp xii, 191. (Text is in English). 
Contents: An account of the stone images, dolmens 
and other remains in South Sumatra, which, since 
1931, have been under Government protection. 
Chapters 1-4 describe their situation in order in 
which a traveller, traversing the country by the 
main roads, would find them. Chapters 5-6 describe 
the images and discuss their age and meaning, and 
the remaining chapters deal with the lesoengbatoe 
and trough upright stones, tetraliths and stone 
avenues, dolmens, stonecists, terrace - graves, pit- 
marked stones and diverse remains, orientation of 
the megaliths. 
Maps: From Boekit Serelo to Karangdalen; From 
Tandjoengsirih to Pematang; From Airdingin to 
Tebatgoenoeng; From Nanding to Kebonagoeng; 
From Pageralam to Moearapajong; Batoetjawang; 
Kebanagoeng; Tjoeroep; From Oedjanmas to Tand- 
joengsakti; Pagerdewa near Noearadoea Kisam; 
Lake Renau; Batoeberak and Anatatai; Talang 
Padang; Kosala and Lebak Sibedoeg; Salak Datar 
and Tji Artja. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
117 —HORSFIELD. Thos. 
Banka Island. In; Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Vol. 13, 1851, pp 50-66, 273-291; Vol. 14, 1852, 
pp 321-326. 
Contents: A survey of Banka and its minerals; 
many topographical detail's. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
118 — HORSTING. L. H. C. 
Een en ander over de Permalins van Noord-Habin- 
sarah. (Remarks on the Permalins of North Habin- 
sarah). In: faarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. ix, 1913, pp 163-170. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The origin of the religious sect of the 
Permalins, their teachings, distribution, Tapanoeli 
manners and attitude. 
Photographs: Permalin Kampong Hoeta Godang; 
Chief of the Permalins with wife; The elders of the 
Permalins; Sacred dance of the women; Musicians 
of the Permalins; Kampong group. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
119 —HORSTING, L. H. C. 
De vulkaan Gg Sibajak. (The volcano Gg Sibajak). 
In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. ix, 1914, pp 170-173. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an ascent of the Sibajak 
from Medan. 
Photographs: The summits 2095 and 2057 seen from 
pillar P. Ill, Deleng Pinto; Crater lake, with Deleng 
Sinaboeng in the background; Block 100 metres 
SSW from Point 895; Transport of the instruments 
through the Sibajak crater; Crater wall between 
Points 2057 and 2006; Deleng Sibajak seen from 
Kampong Brastagi. 
Map: The Deleng Sibajak, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
120 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
De bezetting van het primaire driehoekspunt P. 117 
Gg. Oeloe Besitant (Sumatra’s Oostkust). (The 
setting of the primary triangle point P. 117 Gg. 
Deloe Besitang (Sumatra’s east coast). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xi, 1915, 
pp 301-306. (In Dutch). 
54 Contents: Description of the expedition from Koela 
Simpang to the top (1870 metres) of the Gg. Oeloe 
Besitang on the border between Atjeh and Sumatra’s 
east coast. 
Photographs: Fording the Sei Sekoendoor; Carrying 
the praus over a raft obstructing the river. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
121 —HORSTING, J. H. L. 
Roughing it in the jungle of North Sumatra. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Dec., 1920, 
pp 534-538. 
Contents: Popular account of life in the jungle. 
Photographs: Typical country scenes. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
122 — HORSTING, L. H. C. 
Roughing it in the wilds of Sumatra. In: Sluyter’s 
Mombiy East Indian Magazine, February, 1923, 
pp 104-107. 
Contents: Popular account of life in the wilds of 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Village scene, Rokan River; Scenes of 
the Rokan River; Jungle near Si Kapas. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
123 — HORSTING, L. H. C. 
Bagan Api-Api. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. iv. Nos. 9, 10, 
1923, pp 630-632, 691-693. 
Contents: Brief description of Bagan Api-Api. 
Photographs: The Customs Office; Street scene; 
Typical road; Old part of Bagan; Mud road; Fish- 
ing boats and a village scene. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
124 — HOVIG, P. 
De goudertsen van de Lebongstreek, Benkoelen. (The 
gold ores of the Lebong district, Benkoelen). In: 
Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1912, pp 87-276. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes topographical and geological des- 
cription of the area. 
Photographs: G. Boeboeng seen from Moeara Aman; 
G. Boeboeng seen from the top of G. Seblat; Former 
open seam at Lebong Donok. 
Maps: General and geological maps of the Lebong 
district. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
125 — HUGEL, Anctole, Baron von 
The land of Bataks. In: Geographical Journal, Vol. 
vn, 1896, pp 75-82, 175-183. 
Contents: A review of von Brenner’s "Besuch bei 
den Kannibalen Sumatras,” 1894, giving in summary 
form his description of the geography, resources and 
people of the land of the Karo Bataks and Lake Toba 
in North Sumatra. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Forestry Commission Library, Sydney: Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Par- 
liamentary Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart (1st part missing). 
126 — HUGUENIN. J. A. 
Rapport van het District Taboali, eiland Bangka. 
(Report on the District Taboali, Island of Bangka). 
In; Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1877, deel I, pp 81-184. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a geographical and geological des- 
cription of the District of Taboali, Bangka, and 
descriptions of tin ore bearing valleys. 
Maps: Geognostic and mining map of the island 
of Banka, district of Taboali, in two sheets, scale 
I : 60,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
127 — IDENBURG, Abraham G. A. 
Systematische grondkaarteering van Zuid-Sumatra. 
(Systematic soil survev of southern Sumatra). Arn- 
hem, G. W. van der Weil & Co., 1937, pp 168. (In 
Dutch with English summary). 
Contents-. Deals with a soil survey carried out from 
1928-1933, Very sparse population in area surveyed 
and very few roads. Describes the coastal swamps, 
peneplains, hills, swampy plateaux and mountains 
of the area, climate and its effect on the soil, geology 
and vegetation. 
Map: South Sumatra, scale I : 500,000, showing route 
and places where samples of the soil were taken. 
Copy in Waite Agricultural Research Institute Lib- 
rary, Adelaide. 
123 — INTER-OCEAN 
State railways of the Netherlands East Indies. In: 
Intcr-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1925, pp 570-577. 
Contents: Brief text to accompany the photographs. 
Photographs: Airscape in West Java . . . route from 
Batavia to Bandoeng, view of railway line; Horse- 
shoe bridge near Tjilama station; Station Tebakdjero 
(highest point on line) east of Bandoeng; Railway 
along the lake of Singkar. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
129 — ENTER-OCEAN 
Gambir or catechu production in the Netherlands 
East Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 3, 1926, 
pp 144-146. 
Contents: The cultivation of Uncaria gambir for 
extracting tanning material in Sumatra and Borneo. 
Exports 1915-1924 to Europe, USA, and Singapore. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
130 — INTER-OCEAN 
Sumatra. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, No. 11, 1930, 
pp 537-544. 
Contents: Brief text to accompany the photographs. 
55 Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
1 iobart. 
134 —JACOBSON, E. J. 
Het eiland Simaloer: etymologic van de geografische 
namen en eenige opmerkingen naar aanleiding van 
de overzichtskaart van Atjeh en onderhoorigheden. 
(The island of Simaloer; etymology of the geo- 
graphical names and some remarks on the general 
map of Atjeh and Dependencies). In: Tijdscbrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxxiv, 1917, pp 265-277. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author discusses and translates many 
place names in the dialect of the district of Tapah. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
135 —JANSEN, P. J, 
Verslag eener geologisch-mijnbouwkundige verken- 
ning der Atjeh-vallei gedurende het jaar 1902. (Report 
on a geological and mining investigation of the 
Atjeh valley in the year 1902). In: Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in NederJandsch-Indie, 1903, pp 179- 
184. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on a geological and mining inves- 
tigation of the Atjeh valley in 1902. 
Map-. Geological map of the valley of Great Atjeh 
by P. J. Jansen, scale 1 : 200,000. Profiles. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library. Melbourne. 
136—JANSEN, P. J. and others 
Ertsonderzoekingen in Atjeh en onderhoorigheden. 
(Ore investigations in Atjeh and its dependencies). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Ivdie, Verhandelingen, 1919, Iste gedeelte, pp 130-162. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Ore investigations in Atjeh and its depen- 
dencies. 
Map: General map of the ore and coal deposits of 
the west coast of Atjeh, scale 1 ; 500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane (without atlas); Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
137 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Padang and the Padang Highlands. In; Java Gazette, 
Vol. n, No. 11, 1934, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Brief description of Padang for the 
tourist. 
Photographs: Apenberg with small harbour-light at 
its foot; View from the road to Broengoos Bay near 
the Emmahaven lighthouse; Bridal party in the 
Padang Highlands; The “English graves” on the 
shore at Padang; Clock tower in the Market Square 
at Fort de Kock; Menangkabau house at Alahan 
Pandjang; The banks of Lake Singkarak; Buffalo 
carts. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
Photographs: Mountain road near Sibolga; Chief 
with dancing girls from the Lampong district; Zig- 
zag road in South Sumatra; Tobo Lake near Haran- 
gault; Batak medicine man with staff; Batak girl 
in festive dress; Sulphur lake and steam fissures in 
the Sibajak volcano, near Brastagi; Batak houses; 
Batak man in front of his house. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
131 —INTER-OCEAN 
Through South Sumatra with rifle and camera. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. xii. No. 6, 1931, pp 249-254. 
Contents: Description of an elephant hunt in South 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Wounded elephant; Hunters waiting 
for the elephant; After the hunt; On board the 
Tjikadoe. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
132 —JAARBOEK VAN HET MIJNWEZEN IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Korte beschrijving van het petroleumgebied van 
midden- noordw'est- en Noord - Beneden - Djambi. 
(Short description of the petroleum region of middle, 
northwest and north lower Djambi). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 141-201. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the petroleum region of 
middle northwest and north lower Djambi. 
Maps: General geological maps of the petroleum 
region of central, northwest and north lower Djambi, 
■with profiles. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide: Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library. Hobart. 
133 — JAARBOEK VAN HET MIJNWEZEN IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Verslag over het onderzoek der tertiaire petroleum- 
terreinen in de onderafdeeling, Bireuen, Lho Seu- 
mawe, en in een gedeelte van Lho Soekon, ter Noord- 
kust van Atjeh (Terrain "Atjeh 1”). (Account of 
the investigation of the tertiary petroleum regions 
in the subdivisions of Bireuen, Lho Seumawe and 
in a part of LhQ Soekon, on the north coast of 
Atjeh (region "Atjeh I”). In; Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1917, Iste gedeelte, pp 208-275. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geology, tectonics and oil indications. 
Photographs: Lime sandstone hills with oyster- 
bed in "hoofdfossiel-horizont” on the Tjot Tng di 
laga Mane; Boundary of the Operculina-zone and 
brown coal-zone in the Kr. Goentji-Sawang, near the 
mouth of the A. Kala; Lowest waterfall of the Kr. 
Beureugang, in agglomerate; Middle course of the 
Kr. Sawang with tuff sandstone denudation; Boun- 
dary clay denuding on the upper course of the Kr. 
Pira (Lho Soekon). 
Maps: Geological survey maps of the area with 
profiles. In Atlas volume for 1917. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
56 138 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The earthquake in South Sumatra. In: Java Gazette 
Vol. it. No. 2, 1933, p 52. 
Contents: Photographs of the damage done by the 
earthquake on June 29, 1933, at Kota Agoeng.^ 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
139 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Palembang, the capital of South Sumatra. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. n. No. 12, 1934, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Description of the town for tourists. 
Photographs: Many photographs of Palembang and 
its environs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
140 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The east coast of Sumatra. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
vi. No. 11, 1937, pp 337-339. 
Contents: The economic structure of the east coast 
of Sumatra; tobacco, rubber, tea, palm oil, fibre; 
capital investments; petroleum; native production; 
working conditions. 
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141 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Laut Fawar; the wonderful lake. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. in. No. 5, 1934, pp i-iv (Supplement). 
Contents: Description of the crater lake Laut Tawar, 
in north Sumatra. 
Photographs: Views of the lake and valleys nearby. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
142 —JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Handbook voor toerisme in Nederlandsch - Indie. 
(Handbook for tourism in the Netherlands Indies). 
Semarang, pp 224. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General advice to motorists. Lists of hotels, 
passangrahans, sights, springs and spas, excursions, 
ferries, traffic regulations, telephone offices. 
Maps: Plan of Sabang; Road of Medan-Padang and 
its branches. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
143 —JONG, J. K. de 
Een en ander over Enggano. (Random notes on 
Enggano). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Vol. xcvin, 1938, pp 3-46. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Full description of a visit in 1936 to the 
island of Enggano off the southwest coast of 
Sumatra: topography, fauna and flora. Bibliography. 
Map: Sketch map showing villages and routes, scale 
1 : 230,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
144 — JONGH, A. C. de 
Korte mededeelingen over Indische delfstof-afzet- 
tingen, II, Puimsteenen op de Krakatau-eilanden. 
(Short reports on Indies mineral deposits. II. Pumice 
stones on the Krakatau Islands). In: Jaarhoek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verbandeltngen, 
1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 39-47. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Report on pumice stone on Krakatau 
Islands, with maps. 
Photographs'. Steep southwest coast of Krakatau in 
1916; Type of a ravine mouth on the south coast of 
Krakatau (sectional drawing); Krakatau, seen from 
the south outer end of Verlaten Island (eyesketch); 
Long Island seen from the Krakatau basin (eye- 
sketch). 
Maps; Karakata or Krakatau Island, scale 1 : 50,000 
—a sketch map of Krakatau Island indicating geo- 
logical formations and variations in surveys of the 
coastline in 1883, 1908 and 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
145—JONGH, C. A. de 
Verslag over het tinertsonderzoek in de V Kota en 
aangrenzende streken gedurende de jaren 1911-1916. 
(Account of the tin ore investigation in the V Kota 
and adjacent regions during the years 1911-1916). 
In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, Iste gedeelte, pp 312-358. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Historical introduction, topography, dis- 
tribution of the tin ore, bore investigation, etc. 
Photograph: Ore region on the Soengei Lau. 
Maps: Sketch map of the territory examined for tin 
ore in the V Kota and surroundings, Middle Suma- 
tra, scale 1 : 100,000; Survey map of bore country 
Singalan-Lipai, scale 1 : 20,000; Survey map of bore 
country near Kotarena, scale 1 :20,000. In Atlas 
volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart, 
146 —JONGH, D. de 
Over het v'oorkomen van goud- en tinerts op en 
langs de oostkust van het district Merawang. (On 
the occurrence of gold and tin ore on and along 
the east coast of the district of Merawang). In; Jaar- 
hoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
W etenschappelijk gedeelte, 1885, pp 161-175. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the occurrence of gold and tin 
ore on and along the east coast of the district of 
Merawang. 
Maps: Merawang, a part of the Batoe-Ampar valley, 
scale 1 ; 2,500; geological sketch of the east coast 
of the district of Merawang; scale 1 : 25,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
147 — KAHLER, Dr, Hans 
Sichule Texten (Sichule Texts). Verhandelingen van 
het Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kun- 
sten en Wetenschappen, Part i.xxiv, Bandoeng, 1940, 
pp 41. (In Dutch). 
57 Contents: Stories told by a native of the village of 
Lamame, on the west coast of Simalur Island, in the 
Sichule region. The Sichule language of the texts 
is spoken in the Salang and Sichule regions which 
form a strip stretching across the centre of the 
island from the west to the east coast. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
148 —KAMPEN, P. N. van 
The amphibia of the Indo-Australasian archipelago. 
Leiden. E. J. Brill, 1923, pp 304. 
Contents: Lists and descriptions of 254 species with 
index of distribution. 
Photographs: 29 line-blocks from drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
149 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
Uit Indie’s vulkaanrijk. (From the volcano realm 
of the Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxix, 
1922, pp 1-41. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short survey of the results of vulcano- 
logical research during the preceding few years. The 
volcanoes and volcanic phenomena in the Residencies 
of Sumatra-West Coast (north part) and Tapanoeli 
(Danau Manindjau, G. Tandikat, G. Merapi, G. 
Ophir, G. Sorik Merapi, other sulphur fields and hot 
springs; Eruption of Mt. Keloet, 19-20 May, 1919; 
Mt. Merapi; Mt. Semaroe; Mt. Bromo; Mt. Lamon- 
gan (6-7 December 1921); On the forecasting of 
volcanic disasters. 
Photographs: Six half-page half-tone plates of vol- 
canoes and surroundings. 
Map: Area covered by flows from Mts. Semaroe, 
Bromo and Lamongan, scale 1 :750,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
150 — KEMP, P. H. van der 
Sumatra in 1818. ’s Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 
1920, pp 323. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the British-Dutch rivalry in 
Sumatra in 1818 based on the original sources. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
151 — KLEIN. W. C. 
De oostoever van het Toba-meer in Noord Sumatra. 
(The east shore of Lake Toba in North Sumatra). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, Iste gedeelte, pp 136-191. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geology, tectonics, volcanoes, decomposi- 
tion and hydrology. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the area. 
Maps: Geological map of the surroundings of Lake 
Toba (North Sumatra) by W. C. Klein; Samosir, 
south, east and north shore, respectively, according 
to N. Wing Easton and W. Volz, shows rest- 
houses; Survey map of the Toba Lake region, scale 
I : 100,000, shows highroads, horse tracks, footpaths, 
Toba road under construction, railroads and tram- 
ways in operation and under construction, con- 
tours, watershed around the lake; Detailed geologi- 
cal map of the environs of Prapat, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne. 
152—KOCH. Izn, J. R. 
Sabang. In: Aus Fernen Landen, Jahrgang I, No. 5, 
1903, pp 102-104. (In German). 
Contents: Brief description of Sabang. 
Photographs: View of the Sabang Harbour Bay; 
Russian fleet in Sabang Bay. 
Copy in Australian Museum Library, Sydney. 
153 —KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Mededeelingen over Nederlandsche 
onderzoekingstochten in onze kolonien. (Reports on 
Dutch explorations in our colonies). Nias. In: Tijd- 
schrijt Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 810, 811, 1029, 1243. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of a visit to Nias Island (west of 
Sumatra) by Dr. de Zwaan, who made ethnological, 
zoological and botanical observations. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
154 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE 
LUCHTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Touring the tropics at top speed. 
Contents: The regular services of the K.N.l.L.M. The 
aeroplanes used. Description of Java from the air. 
The beauty of Bali. The Toradja lands. Written 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Native dwellings on the Moesi River, 
Palembang; Native craft on the Moesi River, Palem- 
bang; Toradja House; Toradja women. For photo- 
graphs of other areas, see this annotation in the 
section concerned. 
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155 —KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Pleasure trips over sea and land to Sumatra. Welte- 
vreden, pp 57. 
Contents: Tourist folder recommending trips to 
Padang and Medan. By overland route from Medan 
to Fort de Kock; a round trip through South Suma- 
tra. Tables of steamer, railway and bus services. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of Sumatra. 
Map: Sumatra, with railways, motor roads and 
rivers. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ Collection). 
156—KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Romance calling: Java, Bali, Sumatra, Nias, Siam, 
Indo-China, pp 40. 
Contents: Modernistic paintings of native life by 
Carl Shreve and journalistic text praising in flow- 
ing colours- the fascination of travel in the Far East. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ Collection). 
157 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
North Sumatra. In; K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. i. No. 3, 
pp 46-72. Contents: Chapter on the population of northern 
Sumatra; Laut Tawar; round Lake Toba; a trip 
from Medan to Padang; European estate agricul- 
ture in Sumatra; the fauna of North Sumatra. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Map: North Sumatra with main railways and 
motor roads. 
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158 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Nias and Mentawai. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. I, 
No. 10, pp 229-251. 
Contents: The peoples, customs ancf arts and crafts 
of Nias and the Mentawai Islands off the west coast 
of Sumatra. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of Nias and 
Mentawai. 
Map: Nias and Mentawai Islands. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ Collection). 
159 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In: K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. i. No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents: Description of some of the more important 
volcanoes of the Netherlands East Indies for the 
tourist. 
Photographs: An explosion of the Krakatao; Small 
eruption of the Krakatao; Mount Sibayak near 
Brastagi; Merapi near Fort de Kock; Crater Kaba 
near Bencoolen. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ Collection). 
160 —KOPS, G. F. de Bmyn 
Overzicht van Zuid-Sumatra. (Survey of South Suma- 
tra). 8vo. Amsterdam, J. H. de- Bussy, 1919. Zuid 
Sumatra Instituut, pp vm, 166. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, climate, flora, fauna, topo- 
graphy, the people, Javanese colonization, history, 
organisation of government, justice, ethnology, law, 
education, religion, agriculture, forestry, hunting, 
fishing, cattle, industry, mining, communications. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the area 
showing various industries. 
Map: Map of South Sumatra; communications, scale 
1 :2,500,000, shows roads, regular services of sea- 
going ships along rivers, regular services of river 
steamers or motorboats, regular services only during 
the west monsoon, state railways in operation and 
under construction; projected railways and railways 
to be extended, or to have side-lines in the future, 
principal harbours or roadsteads for sea-going 
steamers, steam navigation lines. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
161—KORTUM, H. A. L. K. 
Een en ander over de kuststreek van de Onder- 
afdeeling Beneden-Langkat. (Remarks on the coast 
of the subdivision Lower Langkat). In: jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 1917, pp 
257-261. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the coast of Sumatra be- 
tween the mouths of the Soengai Balbalan and Soen- 
gai Karang Gading, on the Strait of Malacca. Fishing 
methods. 
Map-. Coast of the subdivision Lower Langkat, 
scale I : 200.000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
162—K.P.M. 
Java-Australia-Line. Issued by K.P.M., May 1937. 
Contents: Travel booklet showing a number of 
views of Sumatra, Java, and Bali. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
163 — K.P.M. 
The “Paketvaart” atlas of the Netherlands Indies 
Archipelago. Amsterdam, Batavia. 
Contents: Maps and pictures of the Netherlands 
East Indies—Java, Borneo, Sumatra, Celebes, Moluc- 
cas, Dutch New Guinea and Lesser Sundas. 
Photographs: Cataract at Soengei Poear (Sumatra); 
Padang Upperlands; Road in Deli (Sumatra). 
Maps: Dutch East Indies, scale 1 : 18,000,000 show- 
ing steamship lines of the K.P.M. railways and tram- 
ways; Sumatra, scale 1 :4,000,000 showing main 
roads, railroads, tramways, boundaries of residences 
and volcanic mountains. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
164 — KREEMER, J. 
Wetenschappelijk onderzoek van Atjeh en onder- 
hoorigheden. (Scientific investigation of Atjeh and its 
dependencies). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxiv, 
1917, pp 153-168, 397-401, 738-748. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Letters written during a scientific expedi- 
tion in Atjeh between 25th July 1916 and 12th May 
1917. Includes a considerable amount of general 
information on the area, but nothing specifically 
topographical. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
165 — KREEMER. J. 
Een Franschman over Sabang. (A Frenchman on 
Sabang). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xuv, 1927, pp 
265-272. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Review of “Le port de Sabang” by H. 
Moreau, Gives some information about Padang 
Harbour. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
166 — KRUISHEER, A. 
Uit den pioniertijd. Ter Atjeh’s Noordkust in 1902- 
1903.- (From pioneer times. On Atjeh’s north coast 
in 1902-1903). In: Orgaan van de Nederlandsch- 
Indische Officiersvereeniging, Vol. xx, No. 4, 1935, pp 
151-154, No. 6, pp 259-261. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Third and fourth (final) parts of a.series 
of articles on the action in 1903, April and May. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
167 — KRUISHEER, A. 
De expeditie naar Sigli in Augustus 1897. (The 
Expedition to Sigli in August 1897). In; Orgaan van 
de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiervereeniging, Vol. 
59 23, No. 4, 1938, pp 119-123, No. 5, pp 163-167. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed description of the military opera- 
tion against Sigh on the Malacca Strait. 
Map: The region between Sigh and Pakan Baroe; 
Sigli and environs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library, 
168 —KRUYT. Albert C. 
Een bezoek aan de Mentawei-eilanden. (A visit to 
the Mentawei Islands). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xu, 
1924, pp 19-49. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A comprehensive ethnological study, made 
during February 1921, covering all aspects of native 
life. 
Map: The Mentawei Islands, scale 1 : 3,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
169 —KUNST. Jaap 
Music in Nias. In; Internationales Archiv fiir Ethno- 
graphic. Bd. xxxvm. Heft i, 1939. 
Contents: A study of music on the island of Nias, 
with a few topographical observations. The map of 
Nias bears no topographical detail and the other 
maps show the distribution of musical instruments 
in the Malay Archipelago. The photographs show 
types of natives and instruments. There is a useful 
bibliography at the end. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
170 —LAAN. R. ter 
First impressions of a new world. In: Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 9, 1921, 
pp 215-218. 
Contents: The value of the article lies in its 
photographs. 
Photographs: The shores of the Isle of Pulu Weh 
(North Sumatra); floating dock at Sabang Harbour; 
View of Pulu Weh’s coast line; Waterfront at Sabang 
Harbour. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
171 —LAMBERS, B. J. 
Enkele aanteekeningen omtrent de afvloeing van het 
Tobameer. (Some remarks on the outlet of Toba 
Lake). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 96-97. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Asahan River and its 
valley. 
Photographs: Tangga valley; The Aer Ponot join- 
ing the Asahan River; Asahan River above the 
Wilhelmina Falls; Asahan River and Ponot Falls. 
Map: The outlet of Toba Lake, scale 1 : 100,000. 
(The Asahan Valley between Forsea and Tangga, 
showing roads and paths). 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
172 —LEEUWEN, W. Doclers van 
The new flora in the isle of Krakatau. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, September 1920, pp 
281-284. 
Contents: Brief description of the vegetation on 
Krakatau. 
Photographs: View of Krakatau from the beach of 
Forsaken Island; View of Forsaken Island, 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
173 — LEFEVRE, J. J. 
Van Si Lalahi via Sidikalang en Salak naar Baroes. 
De Pakpaklanden. (From Si Lalahi by Sidikalang 
and Saiak to Baroes. The Pakpak Lands). In: 
/aarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. vn, 
1911, pp 217-222. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Description of the bridle-path from Si 
Lalahi on the western shore of Toba Lake to Baroes 
on the Indian Ocean, Description of the Pakpak 
Lands and their inhabitants (region of the head- 
waters of Lai Rensoeon Lai Sembilin and Lai Kombi, 
all three tributaries of the Simpangkiri, and of the 
Lai Ordi, tributaries of the Tjenendang-Simpang 
kanan). 
Map: Northwest part of the Residency Tapanoeli 
scale 1 ; 500,000. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
174 —LEHMANN, Herbert 
Kulturgeographische Wandlungen in Sudost-Sumatra. 
(Culture geographical changes in Southeast Sumatra). 
In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde iu 
Berlin, August 1933, Nos. 5/6. pp 161-175. (In 
German). 
Contents: Geographical description of Southeast 
Sumatra, in relation to its culture. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
175 —LEHMANN, Herbert 
Die Bevolkerung der Insel Sumatra. (The popula- 
tion of the island of Sumatra). In: Petermann’s 
Mitteilungen, 1938, pp 3-15. I. (In German). 
Contents: Details of the population of Sumatra. 
Maps: Population distribution in Sumatra accord- 
ing to the 1930 census, drawn by Herbert Lehmann, 
scale 1 :2,000,000. Insets; Distribution of Chinese 
in Sumatra, scale 1 : 4,650,000; Density of the popula- 
tion according to sections, scale 1 :4,650,000. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library. 
Melbourne: University Library, Adelaide. 
176 —LITH, A. van 
Een en ander over basismetingen en kort verslag 
van de basismeting bij Sampoen, Residentie Oost- 
kust van Sumatra. (Remarks on base measurements 
and a brief report on the base measurements at 
Sampoen, residency East Coast of Sumatra). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. vi, 
1910, pp 209-255. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Method and instrument of base measure- 
ments, base measurements in the Netherlands East 
Indies, the measurements at Sampoen. 
Photographs: Several photographs in and around 
Sampoen. 
Map: Map of the base strip, Base; length section 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
60 177—LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. in. No. 6, October 1933; Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 
10, 11, July 1934-March 1935; Vol. v. Nos. 4, 12, 
August 1935, April 1936; Vol vi, Nos. 2, 11, June 
1936, March 1937; Vol. vn. Nos. 1, 3, May, July 1937. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Many photographs of different parts 
of Sumatra. 
Map: Vol. vi, No. 11. Map of the Government 
east coast of Sumatra showing present area of tobacco 
cultivation. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
178 — LOEB. E. M. 
Patrilineal and matrilineal organisation in Sumatra. 
The Batak and the Minangkabau. In: American 
Anthropologist. Vol. 35, No. 1, 1933, pp 16-50. 
Contents: Describes the social organisation of the 
Bataks and Minangkabau. 
Map: Sumatra, showing linguistic divisions. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Sydney. 
179 — LOEB, E. M. 
Patrilineal and matrilineal organisation in Sumatra: 
The Minangkabau, In; American Anthropologist, 
Vol. 36, No. 1, 1934, pp 26-56. 
Contents: Derivation of the name, history of the 
"Kingdom.” Own Government system. Descent, 
social classes, property, land, criminal law, kinship 
terminology, kinship usage, marriage restrictions, 
divorce, childbirth, treatment of children, puberty 
ceremonies, names, division of labour, the patrilineate 
and the matrilineate. Makes comparison with other 
parts of the Pacific. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne. 
180—LOEB. Edwin M. and HEINE-GELDERN, Robert 
Sumatra: its history and people, by E. M. Loeb. 
The archaeology and art of Sumatra by R. Heine- 
Geldern. 8vo. Wien, Verlag des Institutes fiir Vol- 
kerkunde der Universitat, 1935. (Wiener Beitrage 
zur Kulturgeschichte und Linguistik, Vol. 3). 
Contents: Geography, climate, fauna; races and 
peoples; economic life, society, religion. The islands 
west of Sumatra, Nias, Mentawei Island, Engano. 
Archaeology and art of Sumatra. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Toba Lake; Fort de Kock; Minang- 
kabau Highlands; Jungle, Mentawei Island; Women 
fishing, Sikakap Strait, Mentawei; Siberut (Ment- 
awei) village on river; Town of Taikako, Pageh, 
Mentawei Island; Siberut, canoes on beach; Pageh 
(Mentawei); communal house; Stupa at Muara 
Takus, Kampar district. 
Copy in Mitchell Library. Sydney. 
181 —LOHUIZEN, H. I. van 
Verslag over het onderzoek van een gedeelte van het 
landschap Langkat, oostkust van Sumatra. (Report 
on an investigation of a part of the Langkat dis- 
trict, east coast of Sumatra). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwefen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1921, Iste gedeelte, pp 56-94. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General geological survey of part of Lang- 
kat district, east coast of Sumatra. 
Maps: General geological map of the petroleum 
terrain Langkat on the east coast of Sumatra, after 
surveys by C. W. A. P. ’t Hoen, H. Frijling, H. J. 
van Lohuizen and others, roads and footpaths shown, 
profiles inset on sheet 2, scale 1 : 100,000. In Atlas 
volume for 1921. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
182 —LUCIEER. A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volkeren van Nederlandsch-Indie 
buiten Java. (The birthrate among the peoples 
of the Netherlands East Indies, except Java). In 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskun- 
dig Genootschap, Vol. xu, 1924, pp 540-563. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction, statistics, natural causes of 
low birth rate, conclusion. The same author 
examines all the factors making for a low birth-rate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
183 —MAASS, Alfred 
Durch Zentral Sumatra. (Through Central Sumatra). 
Bd. 1. 4to. Berlin, Wilhelm Susserott, 1910, pp xxxi, 
851. (In German). 
Contents: Geography, geology, fauna and flora, 
agriculture, history, communications, industry, the 
people, manners and customs, rites and ceremonies, 
social organisation, arts and crafts, religion, language, 
etc. 
Photographs: Many photographs of Central Sumatra. 
Map: Central Sumatra, scale 1 ; 900,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
184 —MAASS, Allred 
Quer durch Sumatra: Reise-Erinnerunge.n. (Across 
Sumatra: recollections of travel). 2nd revised and 
enlarged edition. 8vo. Berlin, B. Behr's Verlag (F. 
Feddersen), 1917, pp xviii, 177. (In German). 
Contents: Geography, fauna and flora, 
climate, the people, the matriarchate, law, manners 
and customs,, etc. 
Photographs: Oranje Hotel in Padang; Padang, with 
Apen Mountain; The Anei Gorge; Market place 
in Fort de Kock; A part of the market place in 
Pajakombo; Rest house in Talang Ampat; Village 
street in Pasar Tjurup; The bank of the Klingi; 
Palembang. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
185—MAASS, Allred 
Reise nach den Mentawi Inseln. (Journey to the 
Mentawi Islands). In: Verhandelungen der Gesell- 
schaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, Vol. xxv, 1898, No. 4, 
pp 177-189. (In German). 
Contents: An account with many descriptive details 
of a visit to the Mentawi Islands. Notes on people, 
houses, customs, etc. 
Copies in University Library. Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
61 versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne. 
186 —MAASS. Alfred 
Padang. In; Aus Fernen Landen, Jahrgang i. No. 3, 
1903, pp 55-58; No. 4, pp 80-86. (In German). 
Contents: Description of Padang. 
Photographs: Rice fields in the Padang hills; The 
Sing-dang; Merapi crater. 
Copy in Australian Museum, Sydney. 
187 —MAASS, Alfred 
Durch Zentral-Sumatra. In: Zeitschrift fur Eth- 
nologic, Vol. xn, 1909, pp 143-166. (In German). 
Contents: Material culture in Central Sumatra. 
Photographs: 29 plates of objects of art. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
National Library, Canberra; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
188 — MAASEN. C. C. J. 
Javanese agricultural migration to the Outer 
Provinces. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of 
Amsterdam, Vol. n. No. 3, 1939, pp 183-192. 
Contents: Assisted immigration of Javanese agri- 
culturists to the outer provinces in 1935-1939. Advice 
for large-scale' colonisation. 
Photographs: Group of prospective colonists ready 
for departure from Java. Two views of the jungle 
in the process of being cleared; Irrigated seed beds 
of rice; Provisional hut in new settlement; New 
village under construction. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Brisbane. 
189 —MAIER. R. E. P. 
De triangulatie van het eiland Batam, benevens 
enkele gegevens omtrent land en volk. (The triangu- 
lation of the island of Batam, with some remarks 
on land and people). In; Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xv. No. 2, 1919, pp 147-158. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the triangulation work, 
and observations on the coastline, topography, vil- 
lages, agriculture, inhabitants. 
Photographs: Coastal villages of Bajan, Boeloeh 
and Akar; terminal point of the base. 
Map: The triangulation net of Batam Island, scale 
1 :3,000,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
190 — MANN, William N. and MANN, Lucile Q. 
Around the world for animals. In: National Geo- 
graphical Magazine, Vol. lxxiii, 1938, pp 665-714. 
Contents: Describes an animal collecting expedition 
under the auspices of the National Geographical 
Society and the Smithsonian Institute. The expedi- 
tion had its headquarters at Pemangsiantar, North 
Sumatra, and also included a six weeks’ journey 
through the Eastern Archipelago, visiting Makassar, 
Ambon, Ceram. 
Photographs: 33 black and white and 23 coloured 
half-tone plates of different parts of Sumatra. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Bris- 
bane; University of Queensland Library, Brisbane: 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Launceston; Public Library, Hobart 
191 — MANNHARDT. F. G. 
Verslag over de resultaten van het gcologisch- 
mijnbouwkundig onderzoek der Tanjoeng-kolen- 
velden. (Report on the results of the geological and 
mining investigation of the Tandjoeng coalfields). 
In; Jaarhoek van het in N ederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 67-107. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and mining investigation of 
the Tandjoeng coalfields which lie in the Residency 
of Palembang on the left bank of the Enim River. 
Geological history, minerals, etc., with few topo- 
graphical details. 
Photographs: Ajer Nipai, tributary of the Ajer 
Lematang, Residency of Palembang—shows a water- 
fall over a deposit of brown coal. 
Maps: Geological maps of the coalfields and sur- 
roundings. In Atlas volume for 1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
192 —MARSDEN, William 
The history of Sumatra, containing an account of 
the Government, laws, customs and manners of the 
native inhabitants, with a description of the natural 
products, and a relation of the ancient political 
state of that island. 3rd edition. London, Longman, 
Burst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1811, pp 479. 
Contents: A comprehensive study of Sumatra based 
on the knowledge at the beginning of the 19th 
century. 
Map: Sumatra. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide. 
193 — MAUTNER, W. 
Sumatra tobacco in the world market. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 13, 1936, pp 256-261. 
Contents: The organisation of production and mar- 
keting of Sumatra tobacco. Export to the different 
countries; prices and yields of the crop, 1932-1934; 
Financial results of the four main concerns, 1913- 
1936. 
Photographs: Half-grown Deli wrapper leaf tobacco 
and drying sheds; Office of the Deli Cultuur Maat- 
schappij, Medan; Deli tobacco in seed bed; Young 
Deli tobacco plants after they have been set out; 
Sorting and bundling of leaves in the sheds after 
fermentation and drying. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
62 194 —MAUTNER. W. 
The Netherlands Indies, and the world tin supply. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 11, 1938, 
pp 3-8. 
Contents: Survey of the world’s tin production and 
the Netherlands East Indies’ share in it since 1800; 
The development of the tin industry in the Nether- 
lands East Indies; Exports, stock and consumption 
of tin; Price movement of tin; The tin restrictions. 
Photographs: Electrical dredger on Banka; Tin 
pit near Soengeiliat; Tin mine near Buntok (Banka). 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
195 —MEDAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 
Annual report for 1939, Vol. 28. De Oostkust van 
Sumatra in 1939. (The east coast of Sumatra in 
1939). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annual report of the Chamber of Com- 
merce. The economic situation. Imports and 
exports. European agriculture and native products. 
T ransportation. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
196 —MENTEN, I. a 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar tinerts op het eiland 
Singkep. (Report of a search for tin ore on the 
island of Singkep). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
voeien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1877, 
deel II, pp 145-171. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes topographical details on the 
valleys explored. 
Maps: Island of Singkep, scale 1 : 75,000; Productive 
part of the Dabo valley on the island of Singkep, 
scale 1 ; 10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
197 —METZ, Th. 
Java. Sumatra. Bali: Uber Kolonialpolitik im 
tropischen Holland. (Java, Sumatra, Bali; colonial 
politics in tropical Holland). 8vo. Leipzig, Deutsche 
Wissenschaftliche Buchhandlung, 1932, pp 79. (In 
German). 
Contents: Dutch methods of administration, the 
Dutch and the natives, the Dutch and the Germans 
in the Netherlands Indies, the Javanese, agriculture, 
volcanoes, education, Dutch co-operative organiza- 
tions, communications, modern buildings, etc. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
198 — MINISTERS VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, deel 1. 
Westelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies, 
Part i. Western part of the East Indian Archipelago). 
Maps, ’s Gravenhage, 1929. 6th Edition, pp 469, 
with Verbeterblad (supplement), 1933. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes the whole of Sumatra and neigh- 
bouring islands, parts of Borneo and Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
199 —MIOBERG, Eric 
Forest life and adventures in the Malay Archipelago; 
translated from the Swedish by A. Barwell. 8vo. 
London, Allen & Unwin, 1930, pp 201. 
Contents-. Big game and other fauna of Borneo, the 
orangutan, the Proboscis-monkey., the tarsier, the 
goat-antelope, the pangolin; birds of the primeval 
forests, edible birds’ nests, snakes: hunting for sweet 
honey; insects of Borneo and Sumatra, forests of 
Borneo, pitcher-plants, how the natives of Borneo 
gather camphor and rubber, fruits (mangosteen, 
durian, breadfruit, pawpaw, mango and sugar palm), 
sago production in Borneo, tobacco growing in 
Sumatra, the rubber industry, coffee, tea, etc. 
Photographs: Desolate landscape on the top of the 
Sibayah volcano . . . to the right the outlines of the 
Sinaboeng volcano. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
200 — MOERMAN. C. 
Verslag van een geologisch-mijnbouwkundigen ver- 
kenningstocht in een gedeelte der residentien Ben- 
koelen en Palembang, zuid Sumatra. (Report of a 
geological mining investigation journey in a part 
of the residencies of Benkoelen and Palembang, 
South Sumatra). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandelingen. 1915, Iste 
gedeelte, pp 33-198. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Topographical description; geological 
description; tectonics, useful minerals. 
Maps: Geological map of a part of the Residencies 
of Benkoelen and Palembang, Sumatra, prepared by 
C. Moerman, scale 1 : 200,000, in 4 sheets. Besides 
indicating geological formations, the map shows 
heights in meters and lines of watersheds. Profiles 
of geological formations in various localities and 
a cross-section of Sumatra, from the Indian Ocean 
to the Rawas River, southwest to northeast. Horizon- 
tal scale 1 ; 200.000, vertical scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Pubic Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
201 — MOHR. E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, Deel n, derde 
stuk. (The soils of the tropics in general and those 
of the Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. n, 
3rd part). With maps and illust. 8vo. Amsterdam, 
De Bussy, 1937. (Koninklijke Vereeniging Koloniaal 
Instituut, Amsterdam, Mededeeling No. xxxi, Afd. 
Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp vi, 343-572. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Soil-forming minerals, climate, decom- 
position and types of soil, estimation and utilization 
of soils, river basins of the easterly lowlands of 
Central and South Sumatra. 
Photographs: Numerous topographical photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Waite Agricul- 
tural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
202 — MOHR. E. C. JuL 
Tropical soil forming processes and development of 
tropical soils, with special reference to Java and 
Sumatra. Translated from Pendleton, R. L.: “De 
Grond van Java en Sumatra.” 
Contents: Discussion of the rocks, which can serve 
as the raw material for the formation of soils. 
Climates. Methods of weathering of rocks. Stages 
63 of weathering and soil formation. The main types 
of soils to be expected in Java and Sumatra. 
Copies in the Waite Agricultural Research Institute 
Library, Adelaide; University of Queensland Library, 
Brisbane; University Library, Melbourne. 
203 — MOORE, R. 
Sumatra—a ribbon of colour. In; National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. lvii. No. 2, 1930, pp 11-16. 
Contents: Series of coloured photographs, including 
two views of Karbouwengat (or Water buffalo) 
Valley. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Perth; Public Library, 
Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
204— MOORE, W, Robert 
Among the hill tribes of Sumatra. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. lvii, 1930, pp 187-227. 
Contents'. Description of a trip from Emmahaven 
near Padang, northward through the highlands to 
Sibolga, and thence across the island by Lake Toba 
and to Belawan. 
Photographs-. Several topographical photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney: Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library. 
Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide: Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Perth; Public Library, 
Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
205 —MORRELL, Charles M. 
Dutch planters in Sumatra. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
iv. No. 7, 1935, pp 245-246. 
Contents'. School broadcast of the BBC. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
206 — MOSZKOWSKI, Max 
Auf neuen Wegen durch Sumatra; Forschungsreisen 
in Ost und Zentral Sumatra, 1907. (By new ways 
through Sumatra: explorations in East and Central 
Sumatra, 1907). 8vo. Berlin, Dietrich Reimer 
(Ernst Vohmer), 1909, pp xvii, 328. (In German). 
Contents; Geography, climate, the Sultanate of Siak, 
native manners and customs, arts and crafts, weapons, 
houses, forests, flora and fauna, native culture and 
religion, social organization, agriculture, evolution 
of housing, art and music; List of the chief timbers 
of the Sumatran forests; List of the most important 
medicinal and magicai plants. Natives as carriers; 
loads and payments. 
Photographs-. Numerous views of the area. 
Maps: Siak, adapted from Dutch maps, scale 
1 :400,000; shows footpaths, bridle paths, planta- 
tions, etc.; the Rovan States, scale 1 : 400,000, shows 
footpaths, bridle paths, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
207 — MOSZKOWSKI, M. 
Reisen in Ost und Zentral-Sumatra. (1 ravels in 
East and Central Sumatra). In: Zeitschnft der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1909, No 9, pp 
583-608. (In German). 
Contents'. General geographical and climatic observa- 
tions. Notes on natives and customs, methods of 
cultivating. Descriptions in some detail of the Siak 
region—its radja and people, villages, etc., of the 
Mand.au River region, with names of villages of 
the Rokan States (the region of the two Rokan 
rivers) where rice sawahs were in cultivation. Tigers 
abound in this region. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
208 —MUSPER, K. A. F. R. 
Indragiri en Pelalawan; uitkomsten van het mijn- 
bouwkundig-geologisch onderzoek in de jaren 1922- 
1926. (Indragiri and Pelalawan; results of the min- 
ing and geological investigation in the years 1922- 
1926). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1927, Iste gedeelte, 
pp 1-247. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a topographical review', reports 
of surveys of the Oembilin basin, Lisoen-Kwantan- 
Lalo mountains, with the Oedjoeng Boekit-Serasah 
chain, Limau Mts., Tigapoeloe Mts., S. Retch river 
region and the tertiary hill country. 
Photographs'. Rapid near Silokat; Rapid near Lorn- 
patan; Rapid on the B. Kwantan, Kederasan Tinggi. 
Maps: Geological sketch maps of the area. In Atlas 
volume for 1927. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
209 — MUSPER. K. A. F. R. 
Beknopt verslag over de uitkomsten van nieuwe 
geologische onderzoekingen in de Padangsche boven- 
landen. (Brief report of the results of new geological 
investigations in the Padang Highlands). In; Jaar- 
hoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch - Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1929, pp 265-331. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of new geological investigations 
in the Padang Highlands in Central West Sumatra, 
between Lake Singkarak and the Lisoen Mts. 
Bibliography. 
Photographs: Several views of the Padang High- 
lands. 
Maps: Sketch maps and profiles. In Atlas volume 
for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
210 —MUSPER, K. A. F. R. 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 ; 200,000. 
Toelichting bij blad 15 (Praboemoelih). (Geological 
64 map of Sumatra, scale 1 ; 200,000; explanation of 
sheet 15 (Praboemoelih). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits, 1933 (Nederlandsch-Indie Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw), pp 41. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, stratigraphy, tectonics, use- 
ful minerals. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
211 —MUSPER, K. A. F. R. 
Een bezoek aan de grot Soeroeman Besar in het 
Gocmaigebergte, Palembang, Zuid-Sumatra. (A visit 
to the Soeroeman Besar cave in the Goemai range, 
Palembang, South Sumatra). In: Tijdschrift Konin- 
klijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. li, 1934, pp 521-531. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of some limestone caves in 
South Sumatra. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates of caves. 
Maps: Sketch map of neighbourhood of Soeroeman 
Besar cave, scale 1 :3,000, showing limestone area. 
Sketch of the course of the underground river of 
Soeroeman Besar, scale I : 10,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
212 —MUSPER. K. A. F. R. * 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1:200,000: 
Toeiichting bij blad 16 (Lahat). (Geological map 
of Sumatra, scale 1 ; 200,000: explanation of sheet 16 
(Lahat)). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1937 
(Nederlandsch-Indie Dienst van den Mijnbouw), pp 
HO. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Orography, stratigraphy, tectonics, useful 
minerals, springs. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Several views of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
213 —NASH. James M. W. 
Twee vliegtochten naar den Krakatau. (Two flights 
to Krakatau). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk \eder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 
1929, pp 498-505. 
Contents: Two reconnaissance flights over Krakatau, 
27 January and 3 February, 1929. 
Photographs: 9 half-tone plates — aerial views of 
Krakatau. 
Map: Krakatau group before 1928, scale 1 : 100,00; 
Surroundings of the point of eruption, 1927-1928, 
scale 1 : 50,000 (before and after the eruptions). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
214 —NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section of Nature Protection of 
the Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg, 1938. 
Department of Economic Affairs, Batavia, pp 63. 
Contents: Position and area of the nature reserves, 
and discussion of the animals, vegetation and ter- 
rain. The following articles deal with Sumatra: The 
Orang Utan, by Dr. K. W. Dammerman; The lime- 
stone sinter terraces of the Tinggi Radja on the 
east coast of Sumatra, by Dr. C. G. G. J. Steenis: 
The game reserve, South Sumatra, by Jr. F. W. 
Rappard and A. Hoogerwerf; List of nature and 
game reserves in the Netherlands East Indies, 
May, 1936. 
Photographs: Topographical views and photographs 
of animals. 
Maps: Map of the game reserve, South Sumatra,, 
scale I : 2,000,000; Map of the nature and game 
reserves in Sumatra, scale 1 : 10,000,000. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne. 
215 —NEDERLAND MAH. 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11 (September and November, 1936); 
Vol. 5, No. 8, August, 1938; Vol. 6, Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 
January, March—May, August, 1939. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Vol. 3, No. 8. Rhino hunting in 
Sumatra, 4 photographs; No. 9, In “Market Street,” 
Sabang; Traders stall at the quay of the free- 
harbour of Sabang; The new park at Sabang; Vol. 6, 
No. 3, The Harau Gorge; No. 8, Fishing from the 
beach, Sumatra. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
216— NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL LINE 
Travel guide, pp 25-48. 
Contents: The trip Belawan-Sabang-Colombo. The 
stellar heavens. 
Maps: Map of the Belawan-Sabang-Colombo route; 
Map of the constellations of the northern and 
southern hemispheres; Map of the equatorial con- 
stellations. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
217 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw—Geologische kaart van 
Sumatra; schaal 1 :200,000. Toeiichting bij blad 
1-10, 13, 15, 16. (Geological map of Sumatra: scale 
1 :200,000. Explanation of sheets 1-10, 13, 15, 16). 
13 vols. 8vo. Bandoeng and Batavia, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits, and Landsdrukkerij, 1931-1937. 
(In Dutch). 
List of sheets: 
1. Teloekbetoeng, 1931, with profile: G. Dander to 
W. Sekampoeng. (Zwierzycki, J.). 
2. Kotaagoeng, 1931, with profile: W. Samang to 
W. Sekampoeng. (Zwierzycki, J.). 
3. Bengkoenat, 1932, with profiles; W. Ngaras to 
W. Mapandang, and W. Nabah to Semangka, B. 
(Westerveld, J.). 
4. Soekedana, 1931, with profile: W. Kandis Besar 
to W. Penet. (Tuijn, J. van). 
5. Kotaboemi, 1931, with profile: W. Ilahandbadak 
to W. Ranems. (Westerveld, J.). 
6. Kroei, 1933, with profiles: W. Palembang to W. 
Perahoe, and Baai v. Kroei to W. Tahmi. 
7. Bintoehan, 1937, with profiles: A. Selalajang to 
W. Selaboeng, and A. Sambat-kanan to S. Sam- 
bat-katan. (Raalten, H. C. van). 
65 8. Menggala, 1934, with profile; W. Teroesan to 
S. Boeaja-kanan. (Tuijn, J. van). 
9. Gedongkatoe, 1937, with profile: W. Linta to L. 
Rarangan. (Tuijn, J. van). 
10. Batoeradja, 1932, with profiles: A. Saka to Pg. 
Matangkeras, and W. Roeas to W. Seliam. 
13. Wiralaga, 1934, with profile: Toel Boho to S. 
Leompoer (Tuijn, J. van). 
15. Praboemoelih, 1933, with profile: A. Kisam to 
Tamiang-Ant and A. Lintahan to A. Lematang 
(Musper, K. A. F. R.). 
16. Lahat, 1937, with profile: A. Belinau-besar to A. 
Nenggara, and G. Isau-lsal to A. Ipoeh. (Musper, 
K. A. F. R.). 
The separate texts explaining these sheets are listed 
under their respective authors. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne 
(2 and 5 missing). 
218 — NEDERLANDSCH INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Gouvernements steen- 
kolenontginning nabij Sawah Loentoe, Ombilinmijnen. 
(Government coal production near Sawah Loentoe, 
Ombilin mines). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1912, pp 198- 
220. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on Government coal production 
near Sawah Loentoe, Oembilin mines. 
Photograph; Exterior view of the central electrical 
station, the Oembilin coalfield. 
Map: Ombilin or Oembilin coalfield, scale 1 : 80,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
219 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE OFFICIERSVEREENIG- 
ING 
Bij het 60-jarig jubileum van de militaire bezetting 
te Samalanga. (On the 60th anniversary of the mili- 
tary occupation of Samalanga). In: Orgaan van de 
N ederlandsch-Indische Officiersvereeniging, Vol. 22, 
No. 8, 1937, pp 312-316. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reminiscences of the occupation of Sama- 
langa in Atjeh, in August, 1877. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
220 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Beveiliging van den weg 
Kalibakoeng-Bodjong tegen afschuivingen, Residence 
Pekalongan. (Protection of the road Kalibakoeng- 
Bodjong against landslides, Residency of Pekalongan). 
In -. Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 96-100. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Short description of the measures taken 
to prevent landslides on the Kalibakoeng-Bodjong 
road. 
Maps: Geological map of the vicinity of the landslip 
terrain on the Kalibakoeng-Bodjong road, scale 
I : 10,000; Landslip terrain on the Kalibakoeng- 
Bodjong road, scale 1 : 4,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
221 — NEEB. E. A. 
Verslag omtrent het onderzoek naar tinafzetlingen 
in een gedeelte van Midden-Sumatra. (Report of an 
investigation of tin deposits in a part of central 
Sumatra). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 1902, pp 113-145. (In Dutch).. 
Contents: Geological survey of tin deposits, central 
Sumatra, districts of V Kota, 111 Kota Kampar di 
I Hr, IV Koto di Moedik Pangkn Kota Baharoe, 
VI Hot and Rokan Kiri, IV Kota. 
Maps: Geological survey map of the provinces V 
Kota, 111 Kota Kampar, IV Kota di Moedik, VII 
Kota Kampar di llir, VI Kota Kampar di Moedik, 
Pangkn Koto Baharoe, VI Koto en Rokan Kiri, IV 
Koto, in 2 sheets, scale 1 ; 100,000. Compiled by E. 
A. Need. Profiles on third sheet. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library. Melbourne. 
222 — THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Mining in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. 
No. 9, 1935, pp 321-334. 
Contents: Production and foreign trade of the 
Netherlands Indies concerning tin, coal, petroleum, 
gold, silver and other minerals. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1935, 1936, 1937, 
and 1938, in Vol. iv. Nos. 10/11, pp 225-226; Vol. v, 
No. 6, pp 80-81; Vol. vi, No. 5, pp 8-10; Vol. vn. 
No. 3, pp 22-24, respectively. 
Photographs-. Vol. m. No. 9. Modern tin dredger 
in Banka; Pouring tin into moulds, Banka; Vol. iv. 
No. 10, Entrance to the Rantau-Panjang colliery; 
Refinery of the Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. at 
Tjipu; Borneo native washing sand for diamonds. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
223 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Tourism in the Netherlands Indies in the spring of 
1936. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, No. 8, 1936, 
pp 159-169. 
Contents-. Description of a Netherlands East Indies 
tour made by passengers of a round-the-world cruise. 
Photographs: Views in Java and Sumatra. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
224 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The railways in the Netherlands Indies in ITo. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 12, 1936, pp 
239-243. 
Contents: Survey of the State railways; the extent 
of their network; the financial results, receipts, dis- 
bursements, traffic, technical service, stocks and pur- 
chases of material. Survey of the private railways and 
tramways in Java and of the Deli Railway Coy. in 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Viaduct in the Preanger Mts.; Uphill 
in the mountains; Railway bridge; Entrance to a 
Preanger tunnel. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
225 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies, gold 
and silver. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, 
Nos. 20/22, 1936, pp 1-23. 
Contents: Historical review, materials used, tech- 
nique of the native gold and silversmiths, the 
66 present centres of their art—Kota Geden near 
Jacjakarta, Bali, Kendari in Celebes, and minor 
centres in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: 42 specimens of gold and silver work. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
226 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Agricultural colonisation and the population of Java. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 8, 1938, 
pp 6-14. 
Contents: The population development in Java is 
compared with that in other countries, especially 
England and Japan. Organised Javanese agricultural 
colonisation in the Outer Provinces. 
Photographs: Javanese emigrants; Children of the 
colonists; Cleared forest area with huts; Clumps of 
trees left for shade; Reclaiming the land; Rice 
seed plants on a recently opened up area. 
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227 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Javanese colonisation in the Outer Provinces. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1938, pp 
13-18. 
Contents: The conditions of successful colonisation; 
Javanese agricultural colonisation as a means of 
developing the Outer Provinces. 
Photographs: Colonists embarking; Children in the 
new village; Festive meal in welcome of new arrivals; 
Fighting the virgin forest; Laying irrigation conduits. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
228—THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vulcanological Survey. Bulletins Nos. 1, 3, 5-78, 
80-89, 1927-1939. Bandoeng. 
Contents: Brief surveys of the volcanoes in Sumatra, 
Java, Lesser Sunda Islands and Northern Moluccas. 
Photographs: Views of volcanoes, some aerial views. 
Maps: Maps of different volcanoes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart; Public Library, Melbourne 
(except 10, 14, 87-89). 
229 —NEUMANN. J. B. 
De Mentawei eilanden. (The Mentawei Islands). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, pp 181-213. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A systematic description: i. General, ii. 
Geographical description. Section ii. includes a de- 
tailed topographical account of each island. 
Map: Sketch map of Mentawei Islands, scale 
1 :920.000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
230 — OPPENOORTH, W. F. F. and ZWIERZYCKI. J. 
Geomorfologische en tektonische waarnemingen als 
bijdrage tot verklaring van de landschapsvormen 
van Noord-Sumatra. (Geomorphological and tectonic 
observations as a contribution to the explanation 
of the landscape forms of North Sumatra). In: Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch - Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1917, Iste gedeelte, pp 276-311. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The interior lands, the recent tertiary hill 
land, the coastal plain. 
Photographs: Many views around Northeast 
Peusangan. 
Map; Delta of the Kr. Djamboe Aje. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
231 — PANNEKOEK, A, J. 
Het weergeven van de plaatsen op topografische 
overzichtskaarten. (The representation of localities 
on topographic maps). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxxm, 1937, pp 90-116. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The author discusses the methods of sim- 
plification in representing geographical facts in small- 
scale maps, giving many examples from the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
232 — PATOT, A. Tissot van 
De hydrografie van het Goemaigebergte. (The hydro- 
graphy of the Goemai mountains). In: Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, 1919, pp 
120-129. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The Goemai mountains are a branch of 
the Bt. Barisan and stretch from the Moesi north 
of the mouth of the Lintang to the Lematang south 
of Lahat. Description of the geology, geomorphology 
and hydrography of the region. 
Maps: Geological map of the Goemai mountains, 
scale 1 : 300,000; Section across the Goemai moun- 
tains. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
233 — PEDERSEN. Hugo V. 
Durch den Indischen Archipel. Fine Kunstlerfahrt. 
(Through the Indian Archipelago. An artist’s trip). 
Stuttgart-Leipzig, 1962, pp 304. (In German). 
Contents: Travel impressions and sketches by the 
painter-author from Java and Sumatra. 
Photographs: Sketches by the author illustrating 
native types, houses, vehicles, implements. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
234 —PEEKEMA. Wlbo 
Colonization of Javanese in the Outer Provinces of 
the Netherlands East Indies. In: Geographical 
Journal. Vol. ci, 1943, pp 145-153. 
Contents: Colonization in Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes. 
Photographs: Irrigation works at Trimurdjo; Mwtro: 
house of chief of the district. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney: University Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Vic- 
toria Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Pub- 
lic Library, Hobart. 
235 — PEMBROKE. J. H. 
The land of eternal fires. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. 
No. 9, 1926, pp 501-506. 
67 Contents: The volcanoes and earthquakes of the 
Netherlands East Indies and the research carried on 
in vulcanology and seismology. 
Photographs: Earthquake damage in Sumatra, July 
1926; Entrance to Padang Pandjang after the earth- 
quake; Destruction along the railway track at Pa- 
dang Pandjang: Damaged railway yards and station 
at Padang Pandjang. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
236 — PHILIPPI. H. 
Morphologische en geologische aanteekeningen bij 
de kaart van Zuid-Sumatra. (Morphological and 
geological remarks bn the map of South Sumatra). 
Part 1. In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xn, 1916, pp 182-207. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphological and geological description 
of the Ranau Lake and its environs. 
Maps: Ranau Lake and its environs, scale 1 : 100,000; 
Eight sections across the Ranau Lake, scale 1:100,000; 
Sections across the Barisan ridge: Map of the Bari- 
san mountains, scale 1 : 400,000. Geological map and 
section of Ranau Lake and environs. 
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237 — PHILIPPI. H. 
Morphologische en geologische aanteekeningen bij 
be kaart van Zuid-Sumatra. (Morphological and geo- 
logical remarks on the map of South Sumatra). Part 
II. In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xm, 1917, pp 154-167. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphological and geological interpretation 
of Benkoelen and environs. 
Photographs: Boulder Kaboelck tumbled down into 
the bed of the A. Sindoer: Two geological cross- 
sections. 
Maps: Morphological map of the region; part of the 
Residency of Benkoelen, scale 1 : 200,000; Geological 
map of part of the Residency Benkoelen, scale 
1 : 200,000. 
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238 — PONTOPPIDAN. H. 
Verslag van een reis naar het eiland Enggano. 
(Account of a journey to the island of Enggano). 
In: faarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
lndie, Verhandelingen, 1913, pp 36-38. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief geographical and geological survey 
with notes on roads and maps. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the island of Eng- 
gano, by J. H. Juda, scale 1 ; 200,000. Shows K.P.M. 
anchorages, roads and footpaths as well as natural 
features. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
239 — PONTOPPIDAN. H. 
Verslag over de aardbeving op 26 June 1914 in de 
Residentie Benkoelen. (Report on the earthquake 
on 26 June 1914 in the Residency of Benkoelen). 
In: Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
lndie, Verhandelingen, 1914, 2de gedeelte, pp 78-89. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the 1914 earthquake in 
Benkoelen. 
Photographs: These show damage to buildings only. 
Maps: Sketch map of the earthquake at Benkoelen 
of 25/26 June 1914, scale 1 ; 1,000; Seismographic 
map of Benkoelen Residency illustrating the earth- 
quake of 26th June, 1914. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane: Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane: Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne: Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth: Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart: Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
240 — POSEWITZ, Theodor 
Die rezenten Bildungen auf der Insel Bangka. (4116 
recent formations on the island of Bangka). In: 
Petermanns Gcographiscbe Mitteilungen, 1886, pp 
197-202. (In German). 
Contents4. Description of alluvial formations on 
Bangka. 
Map4. Map of alluvial formations on Bangka by 
Dr. Th. Posewitz, scale 1 : 1,400,000. Inset: 2 cross- 
sections through Bangka and through the strait 
dividing Bangka from Sumatra. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
241— PRICE, Willard 
The spirits of Batak Land (Sumatra). In: Journal 
of the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 
49, 1942, pp 12-23. 
Contents: A brief authoritative account of the habits 
and beliefs of the peoples of Sumatra. There is a 
series of excellent photographs showing the people, 
their houses and villages. Some idea of the terrain 
is given by the photographs, and the matter is dis- 
cussed broadly in the article. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
242 — PRILLWITZ, F. W. 
The productivity of tea estates in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v. No. 3, 
1937, pp 36-37. 
Contents: The average hectare production in the 
different production areas of Java and Sumatra. It 
is greater on recent volcanic than on leteritic soils 
and therefore increases with altitude. 
Map: Average production of the tea estates in West 
Java per hectare, January 1935, scale 1 : 500,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
243 —RAALTEN, H. C. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
Toelichting bij blad 7 (Bintoehan). (Geological map 
of Sumatra, scale 1 : 200,000: explanation of sheet 7 
(Bintoehan)). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1937, 
pp 34. (Nederlandsch-lndie, Dienst van den Mijn- 
bouw). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, stratigraphy, tectonics, useful 
minerals. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
244 — REITSMA, S. A. 
Gedenkboek der staatsspoor-en tramwegen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 1875-1925. (Memorial book of the 
68 State railways and tramways in Netherlands India, 
1875-1925). Weltevreden, 1925, pp 216. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the rail and tramways in the 
periods from the first constructions to the beginnings 
of their exploitation, in the exploitation periods 
before and since 1894. Their organization, staff, 
outfit (way and superstructure, bridges, signalling, 
rolling stock, fuelling, workshops, electric railways, 
tariff, financial results). 
Photographs: Many views along the railway tracks. 
Map: Railway map of Sumatra for 1925. For list 
of maps for Java and Celebes, see this annotation 
in these respective areas. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
245 —REITSMA. S. A. 
The development of South Sumatra. In: Inter- 
Ocean. Vol. vm, No. 3, 1927, pp 158-161. 
Contents: The new South Sumatra railway from 
Palembang to Pandjang (Oosthaven). 
Photographs: The first train arriving at Blambangen 
Oempoe; mountain scenery and bridge; a South 
Sumatra mountain. 
Map: The new South Sumatra railway. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
246 — REITSMA-Brutel de la Riviere, M. A. 
From coast to coast. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 
12, 1926, pp 693-700. 
Contents: Description of trips across Sumatra. 
Photographs: Bay of Tapanuli; The Karbourengat; 
View of the village of Tarating; Suspension bridge 
in the Padang highlands; On the road from Paja- 
kumbo to Pakan Baru; Lake Toba at Prapat. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
247 — REITSMA-Brutel de la Riviere, M. A. 
From coast to coast. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 
1, 1927, pp 26-32. 
Contents: A tourist trip from Belawan to Deli. 
Photographs: Manindjau Lake, Antokan Canyon, 
with the Indian Ocean in the distance; Native mar- 
ket at Fort de Kock; Waterfall in Aneikloof; The 
Harakkloof; Toba Lake, near Prapat; Emmahaven; 
Batak houses at Soeki-Soeki. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
248 — REITSMA-Brutel de la Riviere. M. A. 
A traveller in South Sumatra. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 4, 1927, pp 211-214. 
Contents: Tourist impressions from South Sumatra. 
Photographs: Lake Ranau and the Seminoeng moun- 
tain; Gold mines at Moeara Aman, southwest coast; 
Native boats on a river; Village of Nertapati, the 
northern terminus of the South Sumatra railway; 
Pulu Weh, off the coast of Sumatra. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
249 — REITSMA-Brutel de la Riviere, M. A. 
To the Padang Highlands (Sumatra). In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x. No. 4, 1929, pp 121-124. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the photographs. 
Photographs: Barau canyon near Pajacombo; Anei 
gorge and railway tunnel on the west coast; Earth- 
quake damage in Padang Pandjang; Karbouwengat 
(Caraboa canyon) near Fort de Kock. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
250 — REITSMA-Brutel de la Riviere, M. A. 
In the land of the Batak. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 
No. 4, 1929, pp 129-132. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the following 
photographs. 
Photographs: Karebatak rice store near Brastagi; 
Batak village house near Lake Toba; Menangkabau 
village; Menangkabau women. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
251 — RENAUD. G. P. A. 
Rapport van het district Soengeiselan, eiland Bangka. 
(Report on the district of Soengeiselan, Island of 
Bangka). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 1874, deel I, pp 3-81. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Topography, geology, mineralogy, tin-ore 
bearing valleys and rivers. 
Maps: Geognostic-mineralogical map of the island 
of Bangka, district of Soengeiselan. Scale 1 : 60,000. 
Shows aqueducts, footpaths, villages, abandoned 
villages, highways, and byways, dykes, etc., in 2 
sheets. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
252 —RENAUD. G. P. A. and FENNEMA, R. 
Uitkomsten van het onderzoek naar petroleum in 
Beneden Langkat. (Results of a search for petroleum 
in Lower Langkat). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen. in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1890, deel it, pp 1-90. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Two reports on a search for petroleum in 
Lower Langkat. 
Maps: Map illustrating the search for petroleum in 
Lower Langkat, scale 1 :20,000. General map of 
the projected connection of the petroleum area with 
the landing place of Babaian, scale 1 ; 100,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
253 — RENAUD. P. J. A. 
Zakelijk bericht omtrent een onderzoek naar steen- 
kolen ter westkust van Atjeh. (Summary report of 
a search for coal on the west coast of Atjeh). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 1885, pp 131-157. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Short report of investigations for coal on 
the west coast of Atjeh. 
Map: Geological map of Tampar Toeam, west coast 
of Atjeh, scale 1 : 10,000. Inset: general map of the 
terrain between Tampar Toean and Ajer Pinang, 
scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
254 —RIPLEY. S. Dillon 
The mysterious island of Nias. In: Journal of the 
American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 46, 1940, 
pp 40-95. 
Contents: Description and discussion of natives of 
Nias, their beliefs and general way of life. 
Photographs: Native types and villages. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
69 255 —ROEGES. E. J. A. F. 
De vulkaan Koenjit. (The Koenjit volcano). In; 
Jaarverslag van den Tppografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xxi, 1925, pp 95. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief text to the new map of the volcano, 
one of the summits of the Barisan Mts., and better 
known under the name of G. Belirang. 
Map: Goenoeng Koenjit (Division Painan, District 
Karintji), scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
256 — ROEGES. E. J. A. F. 
Aanteekeningen bij de kraterkaarten van de G. 
Singgalang en de G. Tandikat. (Remarks on the 
crater maps of the G. Singgalang and the G. Tandi- 
kat). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 121-122. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief text to the maps of two craters in 
the Residency of Sumatra’s west coast. 
Maps: Goenoeng Singgalang, scale 1 : 10,000; Goenong 
Tadikat, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
257 —ROELEN. J. M. L. 
Uit de praktijk. Eenige orders betreffende het 
patrouilleeren in Atjeh. (Some orders concerning 
patrolling in Atjeh from practical experience). In: 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiersvereeni- 
ging, Vol. 21, No. 3, 1936, pp 60-68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Patrol order from the Commandant’s 
order No. 2 of Atjeh and order of the Detachment 
Commander concerning duties in the garrison, before 
the start, on patrol, in bivouac, and on return. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
258 —ROLOFF. M. 
Die Menangkabau-Malaien auf Sumatra. (The Men- 
angkabau-Malays in Sumatra). In: Deutsche Geo- 
graphische Blatter, Vol. xxxi, 1908, pp 15-35. (In 
German). 
Contents: A study, chiefly ethnological, of the people 
inhabiting the Padang region, west coast of Sumatra. 
Their houses, character, customs, etc. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
259 —RONKEL, S. van 
Palembang, the Venice of the East. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 11, 1921. 
pp 369-373. 
Contents: Description of a visit to Palembang from 
the tourist point of view. 
Photographs: View of the shores of the Palembang 
River; View of the waterfront; Moslem temple; The 
fish market; Chinese temple. 
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260 —RONKEL. S. van 
Medan-Ddi, and something about tobacco. In: Sluy- 
ter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, December, 
1922, pp 408-412. 
Contents: Short description of tobacco growing 
and processing. 
Photographs: Miauhuys Road; Kesawahan; Pano- 
ramic view of the palace of the Sultan of Deli; 
Famous mosque with minaret on the outskirts of 
the town; Station of the Deli Railroad Company. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
261 — ROON, J. van 
De driehoeksnetten van Sumatra; lineaire afmetingen, 
orienteering en altimetrie. (The triangulation of 
Sumatra: linear dimensions, orientation and altitude 
measurement). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 
1930, pp 9-22. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. A discussion of the technical problems 
involved in the trigonometrical survey of Sumatra. 
Map-. The triangulation of Java, scale 1 : 6,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
262 — ROTTERDAM LLOYD ROYAL MAIL LINE 
Java and Sumatra tours, pp 64. 
Contents-. Guide-book for tourists for the trip from 
Southampton through the Suez Canal and to Ceylon. 
Brief description of what the traveller can see in 
Java and Sumatra. Specimen tours "in both islands. 
Photographs: Rapids of the Progo River; S.S. Slamat 
at Sabang; Mountain river—Anei Pass near Fort de 
Kock; “Lonely Giant’’ (isolated hill)—Karbouwen- 
gat; Two views of houses in Padang Pandjang; 
Hindu Temple, Tfandi. For list of photographs for 
Java see annotation under this area. 
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263 — ROUFFAER. G. P. 
Verandering der monden van de Peusangan Rivier, 
Noord-Atjeh, Sumatra. (Changes in the mouths of 
the River Peusangan. North Atjeh, Sumatra). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nrderlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 564-568. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of changes in the delta of 
the great Peusangan River by which the waters of 
the highland lake, Laoet Tawar, find their outlet 
to the sea. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
264 —ROUX. C. C. F. M. le 
Boegineesche zeekaarten van den Indischen Archipel: 
taalkundige aanteekeningen (van) Dr. A. A. Cense. 
(Buginese charts of the Malay Archipelago, with 
linguistic notes by A. A. Cense). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lii, 1935, pp 687-714. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Describes and discusses the known Bugin- 
ese charts. 
Photographs: Half-tone facsimile of Buginese charts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
265 — ROY. J. J. E. 
Quinze ans de sejour a Java, et dans les princi- 
pals iles de 1’archipel de la Sonde, 2nd edition, 
Tours, A. Marne, 1863, pp 347. (In French). 
Contents: Description of Java, Billiton, Sumatra 
and Celebes by an officer in the Dutch Service. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra, 
70 266— ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. 
The Island of Sumatra. Issued by the Royal Packet 
Navigation Co., Amsterdam, 1939. 
Contents: Description of the people and natural 
beauty of Sumatra, written for the tourist. Descrip- 
tion of an automobile trip from Medan to Padang. 
Photographs: Sumatra jungle; Laut Tawar; Part of 
the Soeoh valley; Road from Kepahiang to Bencoe- 
len; Lake Toba; Kaba crater near Bencoelen; Erup- 
tion of the Krakatau; The Dempo peak; Sibajah 
volcano; Road near Pagar Alam; Lake Ranau; 
Carabao Canyon; Soebang Pass; Moesi River, Palem- 
bang; Sea Coast. 
Map: K.P.M. tourist routes. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
267 — RUBINFELD, James 
Netherlands Indian bauxite and the Japanese alu- 
minium industry. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
in, No. 22, 1935, pp 526-527. 
Contents: World production of bauxite in 1933 and 
1934. The outlook of bauxite exportation from 
Batam and Bintam in the Riouw archipelago to 
japan. 
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268 — RUBINFELD, James 
The international prospects of bauxite. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi, No. 7, 1938, pp 15-18. 
Contents: The outlook of the bauxite industry in 
the island of Poeloe Bintang and the Riouw archi- 
pelago. 
Photographs: Loading installation, with bunkers and 
loading bridges, on Bintang (Port of Soingkal, 
Kolak); Digging into a bauxite layer by means 
of a dry dredger; Loading ore to a ship with load- 
ing bridges; Loading bridge with conveyor belt. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
2B9 — SANTESSON. C. G. 
Pfeilgifte und ethnographische Notizen von dem 
Mentawei Archipel, Ostindien, (Arrow poisons and 
ethnographical notes of the Mentawei Archipelago 
ethnological notes of the Mentawei Archipelago, 
East Indies). In: Ethnos, Vol. 4, 1939, pp 129-146. 
(In German). 
Contents: Race and social organization of the Men- 
tawei Islanders, weapons, health, food and drink, 
houses, religion, gography, communications. Arrow 
poisons. 
Photographs: Typical Mentawei House (Sioban); 
The Big House (Oomah); Dug-out canoe. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
270 —SAPPER. Karl 
Seismische und semivulkanische Ereignisse in Siid- 
Sumatra, 1933. (Seismic and semi-volcanic occur- 
rences in South Sumatra, 1933). In: Petermanns 
Geographische Mitteilungen, 1934, pp 260-261. (In 
German). 
Contents: Very brief report on volcanic activity in 
South Sumatra in 1933. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
271 — SCHAUENSEE, Rodolphe Meyer de and RIPLEY, 
Sidney Dillon 
Zoological results of the George Vanderbilt Sumatran 
expedition 1936-1939, Parts 1 and III. Proceedings of 
the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Vol. 
91, 1939, pp 311-368, 399-413. 
Contents'. Report on birds from South Sumatra and 
Nias. Briefly describes position and size of islands 
and gives maximum altitudes.: (Part II is purely 
technical). 
Photographs: 14 showing types of country and 
villages. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney: Linnean Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth. 
272 — SCHELLE. C. J. van 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 7. Over het voor- 
komen van looderts aan de rivier Talang. (Sumatra’s 
west coast. Report No. 7. On the occurrence of 
lead ore on the Talang River). In; Jaarboek van 
het in Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandel- 
ingen, 1876, deel 1, PP 15-33. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report of the area south of the 
village Soengei-Aboe in the Alahan-Pandjang Dis- 
trict, west coast of Sumatra. 
Maps: Geological sketch maps of the area. 
Copy in the Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
273 — SCHELLE, C. J. van 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 9. Over het voor- 
komen van ijzer- en kopererts bij het dorp Panin- 
gahan, XX. (Kotta’s Sumatra’s West Coast, Report 
No. 9. On the occurrence of iron and copper ore 
near the village of Paningahan, XX Kotta’s). In: 
]aarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1877, deel I, pp 3-19. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Report on a mineral survey of part of 
Sumatra’s west coast with some topographical details. 
Maps'. Geognostic map of the ore district of Panin- 
gahan, scale 1 : 5,000. Inset. A map of a part of 
the district, scale 1 : 5,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
274 — SCHEPERS, I. H. G. 
Kort overzicht van de primaire en secundaire tri- 
angulate van de Oostkust van Sumatra. (Brief 
summary of the primary and secondary triangula- 
tion of Sumatra’s east coast). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xn, 1916, pp 137- 
152. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Historical survey of the triangulation 
works; the primary triangle net and its orientation; 
secondary measurings; altitude calculations. 
Map: The primary and secondary triangulation of 
Sumatra’s east coast, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
275 — SCHEPERS, J. H. G. 
Schietloodafwijkingen in Nederlandsch Indie. (De- 
flections of the plumWine in the Netherlands 
Indies). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. 22, 1926, pp 113-124. (In Dutch). 
71 Contents: Discussion of the primary triangle net 
and the deflections of the plumbline in Java and 
Sumatra. 
Maps: Primary triangle net of Java and Sumatra. 
Scale 1 ; 6,000,000. Plumbline deflections in Java 
and Sumatra. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
276 — SCHEPERS, J. H. G. 
De bepaling van de geografische lengten van de 
astronomische punten op Sumatra met behulp van 
draadlooze tijdseinen. (The determination of the 
geographical longitude of the astronomical points 
in Sumatra by means of wireless time signals). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xvin, 1922, pp 125-146. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Instruments and methods used in the 
determination of the geographical longitude of astro- 
nomical points in Sumatra. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne: Public Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
277 — SCHEPERS, J. H. G. 
Onderzoek naar den invloed der aardbeving van 
1926 op eenige primaire punten ter Sumatra’s west- 
kust. (Research on the influence of the earth- 
movement in 1926 on some primary points of Suma- 
tra’s west coast). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xxvi, 1930, pp 89-94. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Investigation whether differences in the 
position of primary points according to the old and 
new measurements are due to earth movements. The 
author comes to the conclusion that the differences 
are well within the error limits. 
Map: The primary triangles in the region affected 
by the earth movement, 1926, Sumatra’s west coast. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
278 — SCHEPERS. J. H. G. 
Kritisch onderzoek van het primaire driehoeksnet 
van Sumatra en vaststelling van het plan voor de 
vereffening van dit net. (Critical examination of the 
primary triangle net of Sumatra and determination 
of the plan for the adjustment of that net). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xxvi, 1930, pp 95-110. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Study of the triangulation of Sumatra and 
the connections of its triangle net with that of Java. 
Maps: Primary triangulation net of Sumatra’s west 
and east coast. The base nets of Sampoen (1910) 
and Padang (1883 and 1927). Primary triangulation 
net of Sumatra, scale 1 ; 7,500,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
279 — SCHNITGER, F. M. 
Forgotten kingdoms in Sumatra. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 
1939, pp 228. 
Contents: A popular account of archaeological ex- 
plorations and of episodes in Sumatran history. 
Scattered topographical data are given on Palem- 
bang, the Batang Hari River, the Kampar River, 
Padang Lamas, Samair Island (Lake Toba) and 
Nias. 
Photographs: 41 half-tone plates of antiquities. 
Maps: Hindoo antiquities in Sumatra: Plan of ruins 
Soengi Langsat (Batang Hari): Megalithic remains 
in Sumatra. (All sketch maps only). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
280 — SCHNITGER, F. M. 
Het grootste Hindoe-beeld van Sumatra. (The great- 
est Hindu statue of Sumatra). (Soengi Sangsat). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardnjkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. liv, 1937, pp 570-575. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the statue from an archaeo- 
logical point of view. 
Photographs: 5 half-tone plates of archaeological 
interest only. 
Map: Sketch map of country inland from Padang. 
(No scale). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
281 - SCHREIBER. A. 
Die Insel Nias. In: Petermanns Geographische Mit- 
teilungen, 1878, pp 47-50. (In German). 
Contents: General geographical description. 
Map: Special map of the island of Nias, mainly 
after the surveys of J. T. R. Nagel, the map of 
Rosenberg and details of E. J. Sillem, by A. Peter- 
mann, scale 1 :360,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales, Library, Sydney, Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne. 
282 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
De vulkaan Kaba. (The Kaba volcano). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. x, 1914, 
pp 149-169. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Kaba Mts., and the 
changes observed between 1893 and 1914. 
Photographs: Views and sections of the mountains. 
Maps: Kaba Lama and Kaba Baroe in 1893; The 
two craters of the Kaba in 1876; The crater Vogelsang 
in 1876; The crater Vogelsang in 1893; The craters 
of the Kaba volcano in 1914, scale 1 ; 100,000 (Resi- 
dency Benkoelan). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
283 — SCHURMANN. H. M. E. 
Kjokkenmoddinger und Palaolithicum in Nord- 
Sumatra. (Kitchen middens and palaeolithic remains 
in North Sumatra). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xLVin, 1931, pp 905-923. (In German). 
Contents: A report of the author’s excavations at 
Bindjai-Tamiang, near Medan from 1927-1929. 
Photographs: 15 half-tone plates of palaeolithic 
objects. 
Maps: Sketch map of portion of the northeast coast 
of Sumatra, showing location of kitchen middens, 
scale 1 :2,000,000; General map of environs of 
excavated middens at Bindjai, scale 1 : 150,000, de- 
tailed sketch showing physical characteristics,, 
marshes, etc., covering coast and immediate hinter- 
land between Ijoe and Ajer Masin rivers. 
72 Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
284 — SCRIVENOR. !. B. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van het schiereiland 
Malakka en omgeving: Blad II van de Geologische 
overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch-Indischen 
Archipel. (Geological map of British Malaya issued 
as Folio II of the general geological map of the 
Netherlands East Indies). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1925, 2de gedeelte, pp 81-96, Atlas Plaat IV. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the map which shows areas 
adjacent to Malacca Strait in Malaya and Sumatra. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
285 — SEELHORST, Georg 
Australien und Sumatra. 2nd Edition. Augsburg, 
1886, pp 417. (In German). 
Contents: The book deals mainly with Australia 
and New Zealand. In an appendix a trip into the 
interior of Sumatra is described, pp 368-417. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
286 — SIMON. Gottfried 
The progress and arrest of Islam in Sumatra. Lon- 
don-New York, Marshall Bros., 1912, pp 328. (Trans- 
lated from the German by Miss E. I. M. Boyd). 
Contents: A Christian missionary presents in this 
book the factors that have led so many pagans to 
accept Islam; the moral and religious conditions of 
pagans who have become-Mohammedan; and deals 
with the conversion of the Mohammedans to 
Christianity. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
287 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Bencoolen. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Maga- 
zine, March 1921, pp 179-188. 
Contents: Description of Bencoolen, on the west 
coast of Sumatra. 
Photographs: Street scenes; Sunrise from the top of 
Mt. Kaba; In the crater of Mt. Kaba. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
288 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Some hard facts about the east coast of Sumatra. 
In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, April 
1921, pp 287-293. 
Contents: The value of the article lies in the 
accompanying photographs, which are of typical 
scenes on the east coast. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
289 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Roadbuilding in the island of Sumatra. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, January 1923, pp 
44-47. 
Contents: General account of road building in 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Bridge across the Soengei Leman in 
Bencoolen; The Korintji Road, Sumatra. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
290 —SMITH, Irving G. 
Medan. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, No. 6, 1930, pp 
285-287. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the photographs. 
Photographs: Chinese gate at Medan; General Post 
Office, Medan; Esplanade at Medan; Commercial 
house at Medan. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
291 —SMITH. Irving G. 
Achin. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 10, 1931, pp 
449-452. 
Contents: Reminiscences of the early contact of the 
Achinese people of northwest Sumatra with the 
whites. 
Photographs: Achin monument at Koeta-Radja; 
Achinese man; building the road to Gle Groeten; The 
way to Gle Groeten completed. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
292 —SNOUCK HURGRONJE. C. 
De Atjehers; uitgegeven op last der Regeering. ( The 
Achehnese; published by order of the Government). 2 
vols., 4to. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1893-1894, pp 
xx, 512, xv, 438. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Distribution of the people, forms of govern- 
ment and administration of justice; Achinese calen- 
dars, festivals and seasons, agriculture, navigation 
and fishery, laws relating to land and water; domestic 
life and law; learning and sciences; literature; games 
and pastimes, religion. 
Maps: Map of Great Acheh, shows boundaries, 
steam tramways, roads, footpaths, settled places, 
ricefields, marshes, lakes, heights, etc., scale 1 : 200,000. 
Map of Acheh and dependencies, showing boundaries, 
lakes, marshes, etc., scale 1 : 1,500,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
293 —SNOUCK HURGRONJE. C. 
Het Gajoland en zijne bewoners; met een over- 
zichtskaart van de Gajo- en Alaslanden. (Gajoland 
and its inhabitants; with a survey map of Gajo 
and Alas lands). 4to. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1903, 
pp xx, 452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, topography, vegetation, agri- 
culture, the people (races, social organization), chief- 
tains, law, manners and customs, family life, villages, 
marriage, hereditary rights, religion, agriculture, 
cattle breeding, trade and other means of subsistence. 
Complete and detailed descriptions of country and 
people, village by village. 
Photographs: View of Laut Tawar, from the west 
side; discharge of the Pensangan River from Laut 
Tawar, near Takengon; house under construction at 
Kebajakan; Meresah to Kebajakan; Mesegit at 
Kebajakan; view of Bintang; view of Isaq. 
Map: Survey map of Gajo and Alas lands, scale 
1 :200,000; shows boundaries, footpaths, settled 
places,’ mosques, hot springs, lakes, marshes, moun- 
tains, with heights, craters, etc. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
294 —SNOUCK HURGRONJE, C. 
The Achehnese; translated by the late A. W. S. 
O’Sullivan, with an index by R. J. Wilkinson, 2 vols. 
4to. Leyden, late E. J. Brill, 1906, pp xxvi, 439, vi, 
384. 
73 Contents: Distribution of the people, forms of govern- 
ment and administration of justice; Achehnese calen- 
dars, and administration of justice; Achehnese calen- 
dars, festivals and seasons, agriculture, navigation 
and fishery, laws relating to land and water; 
domestic life and law; learning and science; litera- 
ture; games and pastumes; religion. This book is a 
translation of No. 292. __ 
Photographs: Kampong folk in the market of Ku- 
taradja; The Mosque of Indrapuri; Sultan’s tombs 
at Kuta Radja. 
Maps: Acheh and its dependencies, scale 1 : 900,000. 
Shows boundaries, steam tramways, military high 
roads, light military roads, footpaths; residences of 
governors and officials, other places, military posts, 
mountain heights, anchorages, low-water marks, 
aqueducts, 3-fathom lines, lakes, marshes, lagoons, 
swamps, lighthouses, rocks, reefs, sandbanks. Great 
Acheh and the neighbouring littoral states, scale 
1 ; 300,000. Shows steam tramways, carriage roads, 
light military roads, footpaths, boundaries, military 
posts, villages, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
295 — BRANDING. G. 
The Cameron highlands. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. 
No. 5, 1933, p 251. 
Contents: Four photographs without text. 
Photographs: General view of the site cleared for 
erection of houses (Government experimental planta- 
tion in the background); party of Sakais; Sakai 
hut—chief of tribe with family; Sakai man and boy. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
296- SPORRIJ, I. I. 
Het N. W. Gajoland (Het meergebied). (Northwest 
Gajoland—The lake region). In; Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 1917, pp 2lb- 
232. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Gajoland, the interior 
mountain region of Atjeh, and its inhabitants. 
Photographs: Panorajna of the Ketol valley (Koeto 
Glimo); view of the Bay of Toweran; Laut Tawar, 
with the Takengon in background; Misdjid at Keba- 
jakan; Gajo house; rice stamping ground and rice 
shed; Gajo pottery; Gajo women in festive dress; 
panorama of Takangon. 
Map: Northeast Atjeh, scale 1 : 6,000,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
297 —STEENIS, C. G. G. J. van 
Exploraties in de Gajolanden; algemeene resultaten 
der Losir-expeditie, 1937. (Exploration in Gajo land; 
general results of the Losir expedition, 1937). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lv, 1938, pp 728-801. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The purpose of the expedition was pri- 
marily botanical, but a detailed account is also 
given of the topography of the area. Sectional head- 
ings: 1. Object of the botanical exploration; 2. Pre- 
liminaries; 3. Sketch of topography of Gajoland: 
4. Ascent of Mt. Losir; 5. Journey to Goh Lemboeh; 
6. Ascent of Boer ni Geumpang or Mt. Kemiri; 7. 
Journey to the Kapi lands, Paja Kapi, Laset Tiga 
Sagi and Pasir Leser; 8. Summary of general re- 
sults; 9. Planto-geographic implications of the col- 
lections from the Gajo mountain bush between 1400 
and 2000 metres; 10 Summary of preliminary analysis 
of the Gajo mountain flora above 2000 metres. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the country 
showing vegetation. 
Maps: Sketch map of northern Sumatra showing 
route of expedition, scale 1 : 2,666,666; Sketch map 
of Gajo land, scale 1 ; 400,000, indicating approximate 
contours! 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
298 — STEENVELT. G. A. P. van 
Aanteekeningen betreffende het eiland Samosir, Afdee- 
ling Bataklanden, Residentie Tapanoeli. (Remarks on 
the island of Samosir, Division Batakland, residency 
of Tapanoeli). In: Jaarverslag van den Topogra- 
fischen Dienst, Vol. vi, 1910, pp 298-307. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the island Samosir, in Toba 
Lake, and of its inhabitants. 
Photograph: View of Toba Lake with Samosir from 
Silalahi. 
Map: Samosir, scale 1 : 200,000, with triangle points 
and horse-path. 
Copy in NET IS Library. 
2995— STERN. C. E. 
Die semivolkanischen Explosionen des Pematang Bata 
in der Soeoh-Senke (Slid Sumatra) im Jahre 1933. 
(The semi-volcanic eruptions of Pematang Bata in 
the Soeoh basin, South Sumatra, in 1933). In: 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie 
Vol. xciv, 1934, pp 46-69. (In German). 
Contents: Describes volcanic phenomena following 
the earthquake of 25th June, with some topographi- 
cal description. 
Photographs: 5 half-tone plates illustrating eruptions. 
at Pematang Bata. 
Maps: Outline locality map, Soeoh basin before and 
after the eruptions, scale 1 : 200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
300 —STEIGER, H. G. von 
Resultaten van geologisch-mijnbouwkundige verkenn- 
ingen in een gedeelte van Midden-Sumatra. (Results, 
of geological and mining investigations in a part of 
Central Sumatra). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 
Iste gedeelte, pp 87-200. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The area dealt with is the region drained 
by the rivers S. Kampar, S. Siak and S. Rokem. 
Topograpical review (including sections on boun- 
daries, map material, ways of approach by water 
and land). Geomorphology (including a review of 
the mountain terrain and river system). Stratigraphy. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of Central Sumatra, 
by H. G. von Steiger, in 5 sheets, scale 1 : 200,000. 
Shows locations of drinking water, warm springs, 
and petroleum springs as well as geological forma- 
tions. Sheet 5 consists of profiles, scale 1 : 200,000. 
In Atlas volume for 1920. 
74 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Ho- 
bart; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
301 —STOOP. A. 
Het transport der Oembilin steenkolen naar Suma- 
tra’s Westkust. (Transport of coal from Ombilin 
to Sumatra’s west coast). In; jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1884, pp 151-218. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report of the transport facilities for coal 
from Padang to the Oembilien River. 
Map: Middle Sumatra, scale 1 : 100,000; shows trans- 
port facilities for coal from Padang to the Oembilien 
River. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
302 — STRAELEN. V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du .voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tals Neerlandaises de LL. AA. RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique, Vol. !. Introduction. 
(Scientific results of the journey to the Netherlands 
East Indies by T.R.H. Prince and Princess Leopold 
of Belgium. Vol. i. Introduction). Bruxelles, 
Memoires du Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de 
Belgique, Hors serie, 1933, pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: Morphology; Barissan Mts; coastal plains; 
nature of east coast soils; volcanoes; deposits of 
volcanic ash; seismic notes; lacustrine basins; high 
plateaux; forests and plantations; flooded forests; 
Rafflesia arnoldi, the big parasitic plant; conifers: 
ficus, fauna; Bataks, Minangkabaus, Gajos; Atjeh; 
Palembang. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs and plates of 
Sumatra. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
303 —SWINGLE. Walter H. 
Clymania and burkillanthus new genera, also three 
new species of Pleisospermium (rutaceae-auranthioi- 
deai). In: journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 
20, 1939, pp 250-263. 
Contents: Clymania bears a sweet fruit the size of 
a large lime and is already cultivated by the natives. 
This makes it of unusual interest for trial as a new 
citrus fruit tree. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Botanical Gar- 
dens Library, Brisbane; National Herbarium, Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Department of Agriculture Library, 
Sydney: Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne. 
304 —SZEKELY. Ladislao 
Tropic fever. The adventures of a planter in 
Sumatra. London, H. Hamilton Ltd. 
Contents: Description of life on a tea and rubber 
plantation in Sumatra, in the form of a novel. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Launceston. 
305 — TAVERNE, N, J. M. 
Bijdrage tot de geologic van de Gajo-Lesten en aan- 
grenzende gebieden. (Contributions to the geology 
of the Gajo-Lesten and adjoining districts). In; 
Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
V erhandelingen, 1921, Iste gedeelte, pp 162-186. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents; Description of the author’s journey in the 
mountainous area in the Atjeh Division of North 
Sumatra, in the vicinity of Mt. Bandahara, Wilhel- 
mina Mts. is included in this geological survey. 
Photographs: Andesite mountain east of Meloewak 
bivouac; Dolomite with quartz veins and pressure 
splits in the Goerah; dead solfatara field east of 
Meloewak bivouac; lime inter-deposits west of Dj. 
Batoe (view of a mountain stream). 
Maps; Contributions to the geology of the Gajo- 
Lesten and adjoining regions, by N. J. M. Taverne, 
scale 1 : 150,000. Shows footpaths. Profiles inset 
through Mt. Bandahara and Mt. Misigit. In Atlas 
volume for 1921. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart (minus 
map). 
306 — TIDEMAN, J. 
Land en volk van Bengkalis. (Land and people of 
Bengkalis). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nether- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935, 
pp 788-816. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An economic and ethnological survey of 
the division of Bengkalis, on the Straits of Malacca. 
The land and its sources of wealth, the soil, the 
rivers, history, primitive tribes, the Malay popula- 
tion, the Chinese, villages, land tenure, administra- 
tion, population statistics. 
Map: Division of Bengkalis, scale 1 : 1,300,000, show- 
ing administrative boundaries, roads (actual and pro- 
jected), and ethnological distribution (outline map 
only). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
307 —TIDEMAN, I. 
Djambi. Koninklijke Vereeniging “Koloniaal Insti- 
tuut,” Mededeeling No. xlii, Serie Samenvattende 
Overzichten van Gewestelijke gegevens, No. 1. Amster- 
dam, 1938, pp 397. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report based on original memoirs, mainly 
of recent years (1930-1936), though also earlier ones 
(back to 1903). Section 1. Geographical description 
(site, river system, surface features and geology, 
climate, flora and fauna); Section 2, Historical survey; 
Section 3. Population, statistics, native tribes, housing, 
character of the native, weapons; Section 4. Cul- 
tural conditions; languages, customs, religions, 
schooling; Section 5. Social conditions, including 
law and agricultural matters. Section 6. Economic 
conditions; primary and secondary production, rights 
and protection of bush, country trade, transport by 
land, river, air, sea (inch ports), post and tele- 
graph. Section 7. National defence. Section 8. Politi- 
cal conditions. Section 9. Financial conditions. 
Maps-. Map of the residency of Djambi, with place 
names and boundaries; Map of the residency of 
Djambi showing rivers and mountains; Geological 
map of Djambi (scale for these three 1 : 1,700,000); Map of the roads and Adat associations of Djambi, 
scale 1 : 750,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
308 — TIIDSCHRIFT VOOR NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Editorial—The Karimon Islands. In: Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xvn, 1855, pp 147-159. 
Contents: A detailed description of the two islands 
at the southern entrance to the Straits of Malacca. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
309 —TILLEMA. H. F. 
Kromoblanda. Over ’t vraagstuk van het wonen in 
Kromo’s groote land. (Coloured and white; on the 
problem of living in the coloured’s great land). Vbl. 
v/n, pp 417-960 ’s Gravenhage, 1912. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is volume 5 of Tillema’s work Kromo- 
blanda. It is a detailed study of the housing con- 
ditions in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Many photographs of dwellings and 
surroundings. 
Maps: Map of the Toba Lake; Map of the Batak 
country; Plan of a Lampong kampong in Kalianda, 
scale 1 : 2,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
310 —TOBLER. A. 
Voorloopige mededeeling over de geologic der Resi- 
dentie Djambi. (Preliminary report on the geology 
of the residency of Djambi). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1910, pp 1-29. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief summarised report on the geology 
of the Djambi district. Full report published in 
Verhandelingen, 1919, Deel 3. (See next entry). 
Map: Geotectonic sketch map of Djambi and adjoin- 
ing districts. Scale 1 : 1,000,000. Plaat I. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
311 —TOBLER. A. 
Korte beschrijving der petroleum terreinen gelegen 
in het zuid-oostelijk deel der Residentie Djambi, 
Sumatra. (Short description of the petroleum ter- 
rains situated in the southeastern part of the resi- 
dency of Djambi, Sumatra). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1911, pp 12-39. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief description of Djambi petroleum 
areas with few topographical details. 
Maps: 19 general geological maps. In Atlas volume 
for 1911. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
312 —TOBLER, A. 
Geologic van het Geomaigebergtc, Residence Palem- 
bang, Zuid-Sumatra. (Geology of the Geomai Mts., 
residency of Palembang, South Sumatra). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwefen in Nederlandscb-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1912, pp 6-86. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a section on orography and hydro- 
graphy and an appendix on the petrographical des- 
cription of the volcanic stones by E. Gutzwiller. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the Geomai Moun- 
tains, scale 1 ; 100,000. Profile to accompany above 
map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
313 —TOBLER, A. 
Djambi-Verslag; uitkomsten van het geologisch- 
mijnbouwkundige onderzoek in de Residentie Djambi 
1906-1912. (Djambi report; results of the geological- 
mineralogical investigation in Djambi residency,. 
1906-1912). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 1919, deel 3 
(with) Portefeuille met bijlagen (supplement), 1922. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of survey, geology, tectonics, 
mineralogy. 
Photographs: Many topographical views of Djambi. 
Maps: Several sketch and geological maps of the 
area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library,, 
Hobart. 
314 —TOURIST BUREAU WELTEVREDEN 
Short guide to Sumatra: with a more complete des- 
cription of the Padang Highlands. Weltevreden, 
pp 176. 
Contents: Description of Sumatra (volcanoes, rivers,, 
climate, fauna, flora, population, neighbouring 
islands). The towns of Sumatra. The Padang High- 
lands. Time tables and itineraries. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Road map, route Medan-Padang, scale- 
1 :2,000,000. Shows resthouse and hotels: Topo- 
graphic map of Padang Highlands; Map of Suma- 
tra in two parts; scale 1 ; 1,500,000. Shows posts 
of officials and smaller towns, motor and secondary 
roads, horse and footpaths, motor service, rail and 
tramways, hotels, resthouses, heights and distances. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
315 —TOURIST BUREAU BATAVIA 
Sumatra day by day, pp 26. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet for Sumatra giving in- 
formation on various places of interest in Sumatra 
and Nias. 
Photographs: Old Menangkabau chief; Rising mists 
of the Lake of Marindjau; Native house at Matour 
(Padang Highlands); Lake Singkarak; Anei canyon; 
Waterfall in Harau Canyon. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
76 316 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Sumatra. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Batak village; View on Lake Toba from 
Hoeta Gindjang; Lake Toba with Prapat Peninsula; 
Mount Sinaboeng; Road from Emmahaven to 
lighthouse; Carabao canyon Fort de Kock with Mt. 
Merapi; Shore between Padang and Boengoes Bay. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
317 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Sumatra, pp 92. 
Contents: General survey, history, transportation, 
economics, description of a journey from Kotta 
Rajah in the north to Telok Belong (Oosthaven) 
in the Southeast. Text and illustrations stress the 
tourists’ point of view. 
Photographs: Many photographs of Sumatra. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
318 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Visit Java, Bali, Sumatra, 2 editions. 
Contents-. Tourist pamphlet, folder. 
Photographs: In 1st edition: Panorama of Lake 
Toba from Hoeta Gindjang; Carabao canyon. 2nd 
edition; Lake Toba; Anei canyon between Padang 
and Fort de Kock. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
319 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
People of the Netherlands Indies. In: Tourism in 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi. No. 5, 1936. (Special 
issue). 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
320 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Railway Number. In: Tourism in The Netherlands 
Indies. Vol. xi. No. 6, 1936, pp 26. (Special issue). 
Contents: The service of the railways of Java and 
Sumatra, a programme for sight-seeing by rail. 
Photographs: Plateau of Brastagi; Anei gorge show- 
ing rack railway and bridge; Peninsula of Prapat 
with Lake Toba in background. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; AGS Library. 
321 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Airways Number. In: Tourism of The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 1, 1937, pp 30. 
Contents: Travel booklet with pictures showing 
various scenes in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Aerial views of Sabang, Medan, Pra- 
pat, Pladjoe (near Palembang, one of the great oil 
centres, shows oil storage tanks). 
Copies in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collec- 
tion) ; AGS Library. 
322 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Hotel Number. In: Tourism of The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 4, 1937. 
Contents: Description of some hotels and their site, 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Hotels in Medan, Brastagi, Fort de 
Kock, Lahat. Yacht harbour at Prapat Hotel, Lake 
Foba; Peninsula of Prapat in Lake Toba; View 
from the terrace of Park Hotel at Fort de Kock. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
323 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Lakes Number. In: Tourism in The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 5, 1937. 
Contents; Description of the most beautiful lakes of 
the Netherlands East Indies for the tourist. 
Photographs: Lake Toba near Prapat (4 views); 
Lake Tawar near Takengon in Acheen; Outlet of 
Lake Tawar into the Peusangan River; Lake Toba 
from a spot near the Dairie road; Lake Toba near 
Baligo; Fruit market at Karanggaul on Lake Toba; 
Siehan on Lake Toba; Twilight on Lake Singkarak, 
Padang Highlands; Lake Kawa near Kabandjahe 
on the Brastagi Plateau in Deli; Denau di Baroeh 
near Alahan Pandjang, Padang Highlands; Two views 
of Lake Korintji, southwest coast of Sumatra; Lake 
Ranau with Mount Rajah, South Sumatra. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
324 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Glimpses of native life. In: Tourism in The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. xm. No. 1, 1938. 
Contents: Photographs of people from Sumatra, 
java and Bali at work. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
325 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Medan, the capital of Deli. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
i. No. 10, 1933, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Description of Medan for the tourist. 
Photographs: Town hall; Karobatak rice store near 
Brastagi; Batak girl; Peak of the Sibayak (7300ft); 
Swimming pool at Grand Hotel, Brastagi; Native 
roadside rest house at Brastagi. 
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326 — TREUBIA 
Set of 28 Charts. In: Treubia, Vol. iv, Liv. 1-4, 1917. 
Contents: Charts of Java Sea, South China Sea and 
Malacca Strait. Also bathymetrical chart of Java 
Sea. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; National Museum Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
327 — TUIJN, J. van 
Geclogische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 : 200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 4 (Soekadana). (Geological map 
of Sumatra, scale 1 ; 200,000; explanation of sheet 
4, Soekadana). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks and 
V. D. Klits, 1931, Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van 
den Mijnbouw. pp 15. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart, 
77 328 — TUIJN, J. van 
Over een recente daling van den zeespiegel in Neder- 
landsch-Oost-Indie. (On a recent fall of the sea 
level in the Netherlands Indies). In; Tijdschrijt 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 89-99. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Evidence for a recent sinking of the ocean 
level from Sumatra, Java and Borneo. Bibliography. 
Map: Outline map of Sumatra, Java and Borneo, 
scale 1 : 10,000,000. Showing portions where there is 
evidence of recent raising. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
329 —TUIJN. I. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 8 (Menggala). (Geological map 
of Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of sheet 
8, Menggala). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij. 1934. 
Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 
24. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals. Bibliography. 
Photograph: Footpath halfway between Talangbatoe 
and Oembilin Toel. Salak; Landscape about 2 km. 
to the southwest of Boedjoek. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
330 —TUIJN. J. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 13 (Wiralaga). (Geological map 
Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of sheet 13, 
Wiralaga). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1934, 
Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 
28. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Landscape to the south of the Mesoedji 
near Oembilin Basoeng; View from Tg Kelapa on 
the border of the “Lebak” district along the S. 
Menang towards the south; Along the S. Menang; 
Boeginpoepoeran to the south of Wiralaga. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
331 —TUIJN. J. van 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000. 
Toelichting bij blad 9 (Gedongratoe). (Geological 
map of Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of 
sheet 9, Gedongratoe). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdruk- 
kerij, 1937. Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den 
Mijnbouw. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Types of landscape. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
332 — TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS 
Of Netherlands India; its history, people, com- 
merce, industries, and resources; editor-in-chief— 
Arnold Wright. Assistant editor—Oliver T. Break- 
spear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s Greater Britain Pub- 
lishing Co. Ltd., 1900, pp 606. 
Contents-. History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. 
Pleyte, T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, 
exports and shipping; Means of communication: 
railways and tramways, Netherlands India railways, 
Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and 
telephones, roads and bridges; Population: origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions; Roman Catholic mission; The 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; Flealth 
and hospitals; The press, by E. F. E. Douwes-Dekker; 
Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; Naval 
and military forces; Police; Mines and mining ad- 
ministration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by C. 
Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; 
Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Sugar industry in Java, by 
J. J. Flazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. von 
Leersum; Bambo hats; The island of Java; Batavia; 
Towns of western and central Java; Semarang; 
Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; Information 
for tourists. 
Photographs: Many views of Sumatra. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
333 — UKERS, William H. 
Java and Sumatra. 8vo. New York, the Tea and 
Coffee Trade Journal Co., 1926 (Little Journey 
Series), pp 63. 
Contents: A visit to Sumatra’s east coast (general 
description, visits to tea, coffee, rubber and oil- 
palm estates). The Sumatra tea industry. A visit 
to Java (general description, the tea industry). 
Photographs: Many illustrations of Sumatra. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
334—UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Sunda Strait and NW coast 
of Borneo and off-lying dangers. 3rd edition, 1934. 
pp 542. H.O. No. 126. 
Contents: Includes the Sunda Strait, the straits be- 
tween Sumatra and Borneo and the west and north- 
east coasts of Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
335 — UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Malacca Strait and Sumatra. 
1932. Washington, pp 612. Supplements 1942. 
Contents: Includes the whole island of Sumatra and 
adjacent islands, and the Andaman and Nicobar 
Islands. Latest edition, with (in the supplement) 
the corrections and additions from date of publica- 
tion (October 1932) to January 1, 1942, and those 
issued between January 1, 1942, and August 5, 1942. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
336 —V 
Wenken voor patrouilles op Sumatra’s Westkust 
(Minangkabau). (Hints for patrols on Sumatra’s 
West Coast, Minangkabau). In: Orgaan van de 
Nederlandsch-Indische Off icier svereeniging, Vol. 21, 
No. 7, 1936, pp 244-248. (In Dutch). 
78 Contents: The “adat” systems of the autocratic Koto- 
Pilian and the democratic Bodi-Tjaniago groups, 
and how to deal with the natives. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
337 — VALKENBURG. S. van 
Geomorphologische beschouwingen over de Pa- 
dangsche bovenlanden. (Geomorphological observa- 
tions on the Padang Highlands). In; Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xvir, 1921, PP 76- 
103. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The geology of the Padang highlands; 
description of the geomorphological units; coastal 
plain. Western Boekit Barisan Mts.; the granite 
mass of Poelasan-Plepat; the Kamang Mts. and the 
eastern border Mts.; the Ombielin basin; the longi- 
tudinal valley, the tuff plains north of the Marapi 
and Sago. 
Photographs: Geological photographs showing 
erosion, etc. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
338 — VERBEEK, O. 
Eerste verslag over een onderzoek naar kolen op het 
eiland Nias. (First account of a search for coal on 
the island of Nias): In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1874, deel i, pp 157-163. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief account of the first search for coal 
in the island of Nias. 
Maps: Coal-bearing terrain on the Glora River, scale 
1 : 10,000; Map of Goenoeng Silolie and environs, 
scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
339 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Topographische en geologische beschrijving van een 
gedeelte van Sumatra’s Westkust. (Topographical 
and geological description of a part of Sumatra’s 
west coast). 8vo, with booklet of plans, etc., and 
portfolio of maps. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1883, 
pp xx, 674. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the area drained by the 
Oembielin or Loeantan River, the area drained by 
the Batang Ilari. Political divisions; most important 
towns and mountains of the various divisions with 
their heights. The area drained by the Sinamar 
and the area drained by the Kampar. Political divi- 
sions. Most important towns and mountains of the 
various divisions of the district of Paja Koemboeh 
with heights. 
Maps: Geological and topographical maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne. 
340 — VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust, Verslag No. 3; Het Oembilin- 
kolenveld in de Padangsche bovenlanden. (Sumatra’s 
west coast. Report No. 3. The Oembilin coalfield 
in the Padang Highlands. In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1875, deel II, PP 3-96. (In butch). 
Contents'. Report on the Oembilin coalfield in the 
Padang Highlands, with some topographical details. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
Victoria Library, Melbourne (maps only). 
341 — VERBEEK. R. D. M, 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 5. Geologische 
beschrijving van het eiland Nias. (Sumatra’s west 
coast. Report No. 5. Geological description of the 
island of Nias). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, V erhandelingen, 1876, deel I, 
pp 3-13. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Geological description of Nias with some 
topographical details. 
Maps: Geological map of the northern part of the 
island of Nias, scale 1 ; 100,000; Inset: outline of 
whole island, scale 1 : 500,000, and profile. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
342 —VERBEEK, R, D, M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 6. Geologische 
beschrijving van het Siboemboen-Gebergte. (Suma- 
tra’s west coast. Report No. 6. Geological descrip- 
tion of the Siboemboen Mountains). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1876, deel II, pp 51-79. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the Siboemboen 
mountains, with topographical notes. 
Maps: Geognostic map of the Siboemboen Mts., 
scale 1 : 10,000. Sketch map of geological forma- 
tions in the Silaka, Loera Palam and Timboelan 
Rivers. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
343 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 10. Geologische be- 
schrijving van de landstreek tusschen Siboga on Sipirok, 
Residence Tapanoli. (Sumatra’s west coast. Report 
No. 10. Geological description of the region between 
Siboga and Sipirok, residency of Tapanoli). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1877, deel I, pp 21-37. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed geological description with topo- 
graphical notes of the region between Siboga and 
Sipirok, Tapanoli. 
Photographs: Siboga and the bay of Tapanoli: litho- 
graph. (Taken from Pontjang Ketjil). 
Map: Preliminary geognostic map of the district 
between Sibogan Padang Sidempoean and Sipirok, 
scale 1 : 250,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
344 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 11, IJzererts bij 
den Goenoeng Bessi, in de nabijheid van Fort van der 
Capellen, Afdeeling Tanar-Datar. (Sumatra’s west 
coast. Report No. 11, Iron ore near the Goenoeng 
Bessi in the neighbourhood of Fort van der Capellen, 
Division of Tanar Datar). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1877, deel I, pp 39-44. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Report oft iron ore deposits near the 
Goenoeng Bessi, in the Padang Highlands. 
79 Map: Geotectonic map of the Goenoeng-Bessi, scale 
1 : 10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
345 —VERBEEK. R. D, M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 12. Kolen bij 
Indrapoera. (Sumatra’s west coast. Report No. 12. 
Coal near Indrapoera). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
we%en in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1877, 
deel 1, pp 45-50. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the coal deposits near Indra- 
poera and Tapau. 
Map: Geognostic map of Indrapoera, and Tapau, 
scale 1 : 250,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
346 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust. Verslag No. 13. De vulkaan 
Atar. (Sumatra’s west coast. Report No. 13. The 
volcano Atar). In: Jaarhoek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen 1877, deel I, pp 
51-67: 1879, deel II, pp 173-182. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report on the volcano Atar. 
Map: Atar volcano, scale 1 : 10,000. (In Verhandclin- 
gen, 1877, deel 1). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
347 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Sumatra’s Westkust, Verslag No. 15. De vulkaan 
Koelit-Manis. (Sumatra’s west coast. Report No. 15. 
The volcano Koelit-Manis). In; Jaarhoek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1879, deel II, pp 179-182. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short geological report on the volcano 
koelit Manis with some topographical details. 
Map: Geological map of the volcano Koelit-Manis, 
scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
348 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Voorloopig verslag over een geologischen verken- 
ningstocht door Bengkoelen en Palembang, 1876. (Pre- 
liminary report of a geological journey of investi- 
gation through Bengkoelen and Palembang, 1876). 
In: Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1877, deel II, pp 111-135. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Summarised report of a geological survey 
through Bengkoelen and Palembang, in 1876, with 
topographical details. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
349 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Voorloopig verslag over een geologischen verken- 
ningstocht door de Lampongsche Districten en een 
gedeelte van Palembang, 1877. (Preliminary report 
on a geological journey of investigation through the 
Lampong districts, and in part of Palembang, 1877). 
In: Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1878, deel 1, pp 185-200. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Summarised report on the geology of the 
Lampong districts and of part of Palembang. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
350 — VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Topographische en geolcgische beschrijving van Zuid- 
Sumatra bevattende de Residentien van Bengkoelen, 
Palembang en Lampongsche Districten. (Topographi- 
cal and geological description of South Sumatra, 
including the residencies of Bengkoelen, Palembang 
and the Lampong Districts). In: Jaarhoek van hat 
Mtjnwefen in Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1881, deel I, pp 3-215. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the topography and geology 
of South Sumatra, including the Zutphens Islands, 
Rakata Island and the volcanoes Kaba, Tjoendoeng 
and Vogelsang. 
Maps: Geological maps, plans and eyesketches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
351 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Aanvullingen en verbeteringen. . . . bij de topo- 
graphische en geologische beschrijving van Zuid-Suma- 
tra. ... in het Jaarboek. . . . 1881, deel I. (Additions 
and corrections to the topographical and geological 
description of South Sumatra. . . in the Yearbook 
1881, Part 1). In: Jaarhoek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, 1887, pp 129-154. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Additional notes and corrections to the 
article annotated immediately above. 
Maps: The Ranau in the residency of Palembang, 
scale 1 : 50,000 (followed by a plate of sections). 
Corrected parts of the map of South Sumatra, scale 
1 : 500,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
352 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Geologische beschrijving van Bangka en Billiton. 
(Geological description of Bangka and Billiton). In: 
Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
1897. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General geographical and topographical 
description. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of Bangka and Billi- 
ton, scale 1 : 1,000,000; geological map, scale 
1 : 300,000; Geological map of Billiton, in 4 sheets, 
scale 1 : 100,000; General map of Bangka; in 2 
sheets of geological profiles; Geological map of the 
islands in the Caspar Straits, scale 1 ; 200,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
353 — VILLA, E. M. de 
A new route to the Padang Highlands. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, No. 10, 1929, p 419. 
Contents: Description of the road from Fort de 
Kock to Pakan Baroe, giving distances and ferries. 
Photographs: The road between Moeara Nahat and 
Rantau Berangin, showing the Kampar Kiri River 
and the road tunnel. Ferry across the Kampar Kiri 
River at Rantau Berangin. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne: National 
Library, Canberra. 
354 — VISSER, S. W. and AKKERSDTJK. M. E. 
De aardbevingen in de Padangsche bovenlanden. (The 
earthquakes in the Padang highlands). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
lxxxvii, 1927, pp 36-79. (In Dutch, summary in 
English). 
80 Contents: Describes a series of severe earthquakes in 
the Padang Highlands on 28th June, 1926. The area 
affected was that between Alahan Pandjang, Fort 
de Kock, Padang and Pajakoemboeh. 
Photographs: 22 half-page, half-tone plates, mainly 
of damaged buildings, especially at Padang Pand- 
jang. Includes subsidence of lake shore at Malolo, 
and at Tandjong Temok and Gadoeng Batoe; bridge 
near Soemanih; landslides opposite kampong Tengah 
and in the Karbouwengat. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
355 —VOLZ, Wilhelm 
Nord-Sumatra: Bericht iiber eine im- Auftrage der 
Humboldt-Stiftung der Koniglich-Preussischen Aka- 
demie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin in den Jahren, 
1904-1906, ausgefiihrte Forschungsreise. Bd. I. Die 
Bataklander. Bd. 11. Die Gajolander. (North Suma- 
tra; account of a journey of investigation carried 
out under the auspices of the Humboldt Foundation 
of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences of Berlin 
in the years 1904-1906. Vol. i: the Batak lands; Vol. 
2; the Gajo lands). 8vo. Berlin, Dietrich Reimer 
(Ernst Vohsen), 1909-1912, pp xxi, 396, xxi, 428. (In 
German). 
Contents: Geography, topography, geology, vegeta- 
tion, villages, communications, density and distribu- 
tion of population, development of the people, 
weapons and knives, cannibalism, art of the Batak 
people, future development of the people, Batak 
music, political conditions in Atjeh and Gajoland, 
future development of the Gajo people; the fauna 
of Sumatra; detailed topographical descriptions. 
Photographs: Profusely illustrated. 
Maps: The Karo and Pakpak-Batak lands in North 
Sumatra, scale 1 : 200,000, shows travel routes, 1898 
and 1905, villages, markets, waterfalls, heights, etc.; 
Geological outline sketch of the Karo and Pakpak- 
Batak lands in Central Sumatra, scale 1 :400,000; 
Outline sketch of the distribution of primeval forest 
and cultivation land in the Karo and Pakpak lands, 
scale 1 : 600,000; Map of the Gajo and Alas lands, 
scale 1 :400,000, shows settlements, rest places, tri- 
angulation points, roads, boundaries, heights, etc.; 
Geological map of Gajo and Alas lands, scale 
1 : 400,000. Shows settlements, triangulation points, 
roads, boundaries, heights, etc. Outline sketch of the 
Toba lands, scale 1 : 1,250,000; Geological outline 
sketch of Great Atjeh, scale 1 : 575,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
356 —VOLZ. Wilhelm 
Die Battak-Lander in Zentral Sumatra. (The Batak 
lands in Central Sumatra). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft jur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1907, No. 10, pp 
662-693. (In German). 
Contents: Geography, geology, the people (manners 
and customs, villages, religion). 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of landscape. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Linnean Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
357 — VUUREN. L. van 
Eerste maatregelen in pas geannexeerd gebied; met 
beschrijving der Pak Pak landen (Dairilanden) en 
schetskaart 1 ; 250,000. (First measures in newly 
annexed territory: with description of Pak Pak lands 
(Dairi lands) and sketch map, scale 1 ;250,000). 8vo. 
Semarang, G. C. T. van Dorp & Co., 1910, pp iii, 
84. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Necessity for annexation, choice of form 
of government, geographical description, administra- 
tion of justice, communications, economic conditions, 
genealogy of the Pak Pak-landers. 
Map: Sketch map of the Pak Pak-lands, scale 
1 : 250,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
358 —VUUREN, L. van 
Met Toba-meer. (Lake Toba, Sumatra). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xl, 1923, pp 279-285. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short history of discovery, and descrip- 
tion from the point of view of water-power. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
359 —WALCOTT, Arthur S. 
Java and her neighbours: a traveller’s notes in Java, 
Celebes, the Moluccas and Sumatra. New York, 
Putnam, 1914, pp 339. 
Contents-. Notes of a three months’ trip. Chapters: 
1. Plistorical sketch; 2. Weltevreden; 3. Old Batavia; 
4. Buitenzorg, and the botanical gardens; 5. By the 
north coast to Sourabaya, Solo; 6. Cruise to Celebes; 
7. Minahassa district, North Celebes; 8. Ternate; 
9. The Moluccas; 10. Tosari and the Tengger vol- 
canoes; 11. Ruined temples of Central Java; 12. Djok- 
jakarta; 13. Garoet and the Preanggers; 14. The West 
Preanggers; 15. Sumatra: descriptive and historical; 
16. Up the west coast of Sumatra to Padang; 17. The 
Padang Highlands; 18. Ports of North Sumatra. 
Photographs-. 74 half-tone plates. These are of little 
or no topographical interest. 
Map: Sketch map of Malay Archipelago. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Department of Defence Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide. 
360 — WEEL, K. M. van 
Meteorological and hydrographical observations made 
in the western part of the Netherlands East Indies 
archipelago. In: Trcubia, Vol. 4, 1923, pp 1-559. 
Contents: An important detailed work with many 
charts and diagrams. On pp 37-38 is a list of per- 
tinent literature on these subjects. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
361—WELLAN, J. W. J, 
Zuid-Sumatra: economisch overzicht van de gewesten 
Djambi, Pa'embang, de Lampoengsche districten en 
Benkoelen. (South Sumatra: economic survey of the 
provinces of Djambi, Palembang, the Lampoeng 
districts and Benkoelen). 8vo. Wageningen, H. 
Weenman & Zonen, 1932, pp xvii, 507. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Topography, hydrography, climate, rain- 
fall, geology, soils, flora, fauna. The people: popula- 
81 tion statistics, nationality, colonization, native races 
(their social organization, marriage, divorce, heredi- 
tary rights, language, script, literature, education, 
religion, health). History, government, administra- 
tion of justice, agriculture, forestry, cattle industry, 
fishing and hunting, industry (fabrics, petroleum 
industry, mining, ship building, ceramics, etc.), trade, 
finance, communications. 
Photographs: Many views of the country. 
Maps: Many maps showing topography, roads, etc. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
362 — WELLAN, J. W. J. 
Het eiland Berhala bij Djambi. (The island of 
Berhala, near Djambi). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlii, 1925, pp 847-861. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short historical study, with descriptions, 
of this island midway between Singkep and the 
mouth of the Djambi. 
Maps: Reproductions of 3 charts dated 1753, 1899 
and 1909. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
363 — WELLAN. J. W. J. 
Criwyaya, 1250 jaren geleden gesticht. (Criwyaya, 
founded 1250 years ago). In: Tijdschrift, Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. li, 
1934, pp 248-402. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Medieval history and archaeology of 
Palembang. 
Photographs: 4 full-page half-tone plates including 
Regatta in the capital of Palembang, on Queen’s 
birthday. 
Map: Hindu antiquities in the capital of Palembang. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
364 —WERBATA. J. C. D. 
De vulkanen Soembing en Laboeh. (The volcanoes 
Soembing and Laboeh). In: faarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 98-99. (In 
Dutch). ' 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the new maps of 
two volcanoes in the Barisan Mountains. 
Maps: Goenoeng Soembing (division Bangko, Dis- 
trict Serampas), scale 1 : 10,000. Danau Goenoeng 
Laboeh (Division Painan, district Kerintji, scale 
1 : 10,000). 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
365 —WERBATA, J. C. D. 
Het meer op den G. Toedjoeh. (The lake of the 
G. Toedjoeh). In; faarverslag van den Topografi- 
schen Dienst, Vol. xxm, 1927, pp 133-134. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the new map of 
the lake on the G. Toedjoeh in the Barisan Mts., 
District Boengo, Residency Djambi. 
Map: The crater lake of the Goenoeng Toedjoeh, 
scale 1 : 50,000. 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
366 — WESTENENK, L. C. 
Memorie van overgave van den aftredenden Resi- 
dent van Benkoelen. (Memorandum of the handing 
over by the retiring Resident of Benkoelen). 4to. 
Semarang G. C. T. van Dorp & Co., 1922. (Encyclo- 
paedist Bureau—Mededeelingen van het Bureau 
voor de Bestuurszaken der Buitengewesten, AH. 28), 
pp xv, 221. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Geography, minerals, flora and fauna, 
climate and rainfall, history, the people (race, social 
organization, speech and writing, religion, the native 
community, customs, economic condition, dwellings, 
arms and fighting, etc.), produce, government and 
administration, communications, politics, relation to 
the government of the Netherlands Indies, statistics. 
Photographs: Many photographs showing country, 
industries, etc*. 
Map: Benkoelen Residency, scale I : 750,000, 1922. 
Shows roads serviceable for motorcars, similar roads 
under construction, unhardened roads, bridle-paths, 
footpaths, Decauville paths, boundaries, telegraph 
and telephone lines, provincial, division and subdivi- 
sion capitals, lighthouse, harbours, K.P.M. steam- 
ship connections, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Sydney: University Library, Brisbane. 
367 — WESTERVELD, J. 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 3 (Bengkoenat): met eene korte 
agrogeologische beschrijving door J. Szemian. (Geo- 
logical map of Sumatra, scale 1 : 200,000: explanation 
of sheet 3 (Bengkoenat), with a short agrogeological 
description by J. Szemian). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. 
Maks and V. D. Klits, 1933. Nederlandsch-lndie— 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 44. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, economic 
geology, climate, agriculture, quality of soils. Biblio- 
graphy. 
Photographs: Lower course of the W. Banbang in 
recent neogene: new Kampoeng Soekamarga; Lower 
course of the W. Pintau, seen from the bridge over 
the river downwards: Bar at the mouth of the W. 
Ngamboer-pangkalan; Bar of white arenaceous quartz 
at the mouth of the W. Baroe. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
368 — WESTERVELD. J. 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1 :200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 5 (Kotaboemi). (Geological 
map of Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of 
sheet 5, Kotaboemi). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits, 1931. (Nederlandsch-lndie—Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw), pp 28. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, tectonics, economic, 
geology, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
369 —WILMINK, W. 
Het autoverkeer ter Sumatra’s westkust. (Motor 
traffic on the west coast of Sumatra). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, pp 753-759. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the development of motor trans- 
port in West Sumatra. 
82 Map-. Sketch map of the west coast residency show- 
ing average traffic (in tons per month) for 1929. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
370 —WIRZ. Paul 
Nias, die Insel der Gotzen; Bilder aus dem west- 
lichen Insulinde. 66 Bilder; eingeleitet von Paul 
Wirz. (Nias, the island of idols: pictures from west- 
ern Insulinde. 66 pictures with introduction by Paul 
Wirz). 12mo. Ziirich-Leipzig, Orell Fiissli Verlag, 
1929 (Schaubiicher 29; hrsg. Dr. Emil Schaeffer), 
pp 16, and 66 plates. (In German). 
Contents-. Brief text on the gods of Nias. 
Photographs: Photographs of idols together with a 
few views. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
371—WITKAMP. H. 
Het profiel van den Piek van Kerintji. (The profile 
of Kerintji Peak). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxii, 1922, pp 215-221, 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A short description, illustrated with line 
sketches from various angles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
372 — WITKAMP, J. 
Reisindrukken uit Kerintji. (Travel notes from 
Kerintji). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xl, 1923, pp 259- 
278. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the district of Kerintji, 
west central Sumatra. Topography, climate, people, 
customs, products. 
Photographs-. Several views around Kerintji. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
373 —WITKAMP, H. 
De G. Beloeh en de G. Moerai in Zuid-Koetai. 
(Beloeh and Moerai Mts. in South Koetai, Sumatra). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninkhjk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 635-641. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents; Notes on two mountains to the southeast 
of the Makaham River, on either side of the Nja- 
watan River, near Samboeam. 
Photographs: Kenohan Beloe from the north; Mt. 
Moerai from the north. 
Map: Sketch map of Mts. Beloe and Moerai, scale 
1 : 50,000, from observations by H. Witkamp. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
374 —WRIGHT, Arnold, and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth Century impressions of Netherlands India; 
>ed. by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear, 
For details of contents and photographs, see under 
TWENTIETH Century Impressions of Netherlands 
India, No. 332 in this section. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
375 —WYDENES, M. Ooslwoud 
Along future trails of civilisation. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vii. No. 10, 1926, pp 561-569 and 594. 
Contents: Description of a motor trip from Tand- 
jong Balei to Balige and a climb to the resthouse at 
Adian Lange. 
Photographs: Several views. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
376 —WYDENES, M. Ocstwoud 
Future trails of civilisation. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 10, 1927, pp 636-637. 
Contents: Description of an excursion to the Moeloet 
Harimau ( Tiger mouth waterfall) in eastern Sumatra. 
Photographs-. Moeloet Harimau or Tiger Mouth 
Falls in the Asahan valley, eastern Sumatra; Minia- 
ture waves in the pool below the falls. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
377— WYDENES, M. Oostwoud 
A jungle chronicle. In: Inter-Ocean. Vol. ix, No. 1, 
1928, pp 43-46. 
Contents: A visit to the village of Pangkalan Pasir 
situated on the Sumatran coast north of the Roepat 
Straits and opposite the island of Ketan. 
Photographs: The Tjantik on a mud-bank in the 
Roepat Straits; Dwelling of the village elder of 
Pangkalan Pasir; Natives with the one boat of the 
village; Bush near Pangkalan Pasir. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
378 —WYDENES, M. Oostwoud 
Bagan Si-Api Api. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 8, 
1928, pp 443-448. 
Contents; Description of the city of Bagan Si Api 
Api, situated on the estuary of the Rokan River 
on the east coast of Sumatra. 
Photographs; Pole quarter at Bagan; Another pole- 
district, with a view of the Rokan; Fishing nets; 
Rokan River near Bagan; High water at the “boom” 
of Bagan. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
379 —ZIEGLER, E. C. I. 
Verslag over de resultaten van het geologisch mijn- 
bouwkundig onderzoek van het Kendi-Ringin kolen- 
vcld, Residentie Palembang. (Report on the results 
of the geological mining investigation of the Kendi- 
Ringin coalfield, residency of Palembang). In: Jaar- 
bock van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 141-189. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A brief topographical introduction is 
g'ven to this geological-mining report on the Kendi- 
Ringin coalfield. Bibliography. 
Maps: Geological map of the Kendi-Ringin coal- 
field, scale 1 : 12,500 (on the left bank of the River 
Enim). Profiles on the Kendi-Ringin coalfields, 
scale 1 : 10,000; Transverse sections of coal deposits 
83 and borings, scale 1 :400; Geological map with 
coal deposits, scale 1 : 25,000. In Atlas volume for 
1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
380 —ZIEGLER, K. G. O. 
Verslag over het onderzoek der asfaltterreinen bij 
Tandjoeng Laoet, Residentie Palembang. (Report 
of an investigation of the asphalt terrains near Tand- 
joeng Laoet, residency of Palembang). In; Jaar- 
hoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1920, Iste gedeelte, pp 33-69. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report on the investigation of 
the asphalt terrains in the northwest of Palembang, 
between the Bantoeng and Pangkalan Balai Rivers. 
Maps: Geological map of the terrain between Balai 
Poekit and S. Pangkalan Balai, scale 1 ; 20,000; 
Asphalt terrains of Balai Boekit, S. Resan, Rimboe 
Platoe, A. Angat, A. Tating, scale 1 : 1,000; Asphalt 
terrain of Boejoet Sam, scale 1 : 2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
381—ZIMMERMAN, A. 
Krakatao. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. No. 2, 1928, pp 
74 and 89-96. 
Contents: Brief text to accompany the photographs. 
Photographs: Eight views of the eruption of the 
Krakatao early in 1928. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
382 — ZIMMERMAN, A. 
Blazing a motor trail through Sumatra. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vin. No. 11, 1927, pp 612-614. 
Contents: Brief description of a motor trip by 
General Motors from Telok Betang, through Meng- 
gala, Martapoere, Lahat, Moeara, Tebo, Telok Koe- 
wali, Fort van der Capellen, Padang, Sibolga, Prapat, 
Medan, Langsar, Biruen to Kotaladjer. 
Photographs: Nine photographs showing the diffi- 
culties encountered by the first motorist across 
Sumatra. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
383 — ZWAAN, J. P. Kleiweg de 
Die anthropologischen Ergebnisse der Sumatra-Reise 
des Herm. A. Maass. (Anthropological results of H. 
A. Maass’s journey in Sumatra). In: Zeitschrift fur 
Ethnologic, Vol. xu, 1909, pp 167-180. (In German). 
Contents: A specialised anthropological study. 
Photographs: Physical types. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Adelaide. 
384 —ZW A AN, J. P. Kleiweg de 
Bijdrage tot de anthropologic der Mentaweiers. (Con- 
tribution to the anthropology of the Mentawei 
Islanders). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxiv, 1919, pp 
877-901. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Concerned only with anthropometry. 
Tables of measurements and photographs of skulls. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
385 —ZWAAN, J. P. Kleiweg de 
L’ile de Nias et ses habitants. (The island of Nias 
and its inhabitants). In: Revue Anthropologique, 
Vol. lx, 1930, pp 4-6, 116-135. (In French). 
Contents-. Topographical notes (brief), coastal con- 
ditions, people and culture. 
Photographs-. 9 photographs of people and carved 
gods in stone and wood. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney. 
386 — ZWIERZYCKL J. 
Toba Lake, a touristical and geological sketch. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, June 1920, 
PP 130-137. 
Contents'. Description of Lake Toba from the tour- 
ist’s and geologist’s point of view. 
Photographs: In Sumatra’s mountain districts; views 
of Lake Toba. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
387 — ZWIERZYCKL I. 
Geologische beschrijving van het eiland Poeloe We 
in de onderafdeeling We der afdeeling Groot Atjeh. 
(Geological description of the island Poeloe We in 
the subdivision We of the division of Great Atjeh). 
In: faarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 1-10. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Geological description of Poeloe We, the 
largest of the islands off the northwest corner of 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Panorama of the island Poeloe We 
seen from a point a little to the south of Tjot Ba’oe 
(legend on the photograph marks the various points 
and bays, etc.); view of the northwest peninsula 
seen from Goeha Sarang (outline drawing only). 
Map: Geological map of Poeloe We by J. Zwierzycki 
and G. A. Hogenraad, scale 1 ; 50,000. Contours and 
water springs are shown. In Atlas volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
388 — ZWIERZYCKL J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Toelicht- 
ing bij blad VI1, Tapanoeli, Sumatra’s Westkust, 
Sumatra’s Oostkust. (General geological map of the 
84 Netherlands East Indian Archipelago, scale 
1 : 1,000,000. Explanation to Sheet VII, Tapanoeli, 
Sumatra’s West Coast, Sumatra’s East Coast). In; 
Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1919, Iste gedeelte, pp 72-129. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Topographical introduction, stratigraphy, 
tectonics, volcanoes. The map and text do not 
extend right to the east coast, but to the east coastal 
region. 
Copies in Mitchell Library. Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
"Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
389 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Toe- 
lichting bij Blad I, Noord Sumatra. (Geological 
sketch map of the Netherlands East Indian Archi- 
pelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Explanation to sheet I, 
North Sumatra). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1919, Iste 
gedeelte, pp 11-71. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphological introduction, stratigraphy, 
tectonics, volcanoes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
390 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Verslag over een geologische verkenning van het 
jong-tertiaire gebied van noordwest-Atjeh in de onder- 
afdeelingen Meurendoe en Pidie en de afdeeling Groot 
Atjeh, Terrein Atjeh III. (Report on a geological 
investigation of the early tertiary region of north- 
west Atjeh in the sub-divisions Meurendoe and 
Pidie and the Division Great Atjeh, Terrein Atjeh 
III). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1919, 1st gedeelte, 
pp 230-249. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on geological investigations in the 
area, with a topographical introduction. 
Photographs: Conglomerate sandstone in bordering 
clay. Gle Malinteung on the Kr. Baro, south-south- 
west of Sigli; Oedjoeng Batoe Poeteh on the north 
coast of Great Atjeh; deposited tufa on the Kr. 
Beuratjan, southwest of Meurendoe; volcanic agglo- 
merate Pedropunt, on the north coast of Great 
Atjeh. 
Map: General geological map of the early tertiary 
region Atjeh HI in northwest Atjeh according to 
the surveys of W. J. Twiss and J. Zwierzycki, in 4 
sheets, footpaths shown. In Atlas volume for 1919. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane (Atlas missing); Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
331 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad VII, Midden-Sumatra, Bangka, 
Riouw-eilanden. (General geological map of Nether- 
lands Indies Archipelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Explana- 
tion to sheet VI11. Centra! Sumatra, Bangka and 
Riouw Islands). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1929, 
pp 73-157. (In Dutch with a summary in English). 
Contents-. Morphology, stratigraphy, structural geo- 
logy, economic geology. Lists of volcanoes and anti- 
clines. 
Map: Central Sumatra, Bangka and Riouw Islands, 
scale 1 : 1,000,000. Shows geological formations, 
occurrence of minerals, anticlines, volcanoes, and 
head watersheds. Heights of volcanoes are given. 
Section of Sumatra from west to east coast through 
Mt. Merangin and Tiga Poeloeh Mts., running in 
a northeasterly line, scale length, 1 : 1,000,000 height 
1 : 500,000. In Atlas volume for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
392 — ZWIERZYCKI, J, 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal 1:200,000; 
toclichting bij blad 1 (Teloekbetoeng). (Geological 
map of Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of 
sheet 1, Teloekbetoeng). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V, 
Maks and V. D. Klits, 1931. Nederlandsch-Indie,. 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw), pp 30. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Historical introduction, morphology, geo- 
logy, tectonics, useful minerals, iron deposits, biblio- 
graphy. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
393 — ZWIERZYCKI. J. 
Geologische kaart van Sumatra, schaal I : 200,000; 
toelichting bij blad 11 (Gotaagoeng). (Geological 
map of Sumatra, scale 1 :200,000; explanation of 
sheet II, Kotaagoeng). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits, 1932. Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw, pp 30. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Morphology, geology, tectonics, useful 
minerals, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
394 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. and IONGMANS, W. J. 
Die Ergebnisse der palaobotanischen Djambi-Expe- 
dition, 1925. Die geologischen Ergebnisse von J. 
Zwierzycki; Die palaobotanischen Ergebnisse von 
W. J. Jongmans. (Results of the paleobotanical 
Djambi Expedition, 1925. Geological results by J. 
Zwierzycki. Paleobotanical results by W. J. Jong- 
mans). Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1935, pp iv, 201. 
(Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen), 1930, 2de gedeelte. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Sections on morphology, stratigraphy, 
granite and tectonics. 
Photographs: The Merangin gorge in the vicinity 
of the mouth of the Karig; Granite hill northwest 
of Doesoenbaroe, Merangin; Plant bearing layers 
on Merangin Island opposite the mouth of the 
Titimerant; Hard tufted sand layer on the Merangin; 
85 Conglomerate layer on the Merangin; Merangin 
gorge at the mouth of the Teloen A; Merangin 
gorge near Koloentoengnaotoea; Tufa landscape near 
Landangsawah; Plant bearing layers on the Karing. 
Maps; Geological map of the plant bearing permo- 
carbons in Djambi, prepared by J. Zwierzycki, scale 
1 : 30,000. Profiles of geological formations are 
inset; Review of the location of the finding of the 
geological specimens, scale 1 : 10,000. A map of the 
Merangin River near Teloek Gedang and Kloentoeng- 
naoetoea, contours indicated by isohypsen 5 metres 
apart. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
395 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. and POSTHUMUS, R. 
De Palaeobotanische Djambi-expeditie. (The palaeo- 
botanic Djambi expedition). In; Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xliii, 1926, pp 203-216. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Extracts from reports of a palaeontologi- 
cal expedition on the Merangin River, Djambi 
Residency. 
Maps: Locality map, scale 1 :400,000; Geological 
sketch map of area investigated, scale 1 : 266,666. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
86 JAVA AND MADURA 
1 — A.H.H. 
The growing importance of Batavia as an industrial 
city. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 1, 
1935, pp 6-19. 
Contents: Birth and growth of Batavia. Population. 
Commercial development. Industry in the “Com- 
pany” days, during the second half of the 19th cen- 
tury, during the last years of that century. The 
Chinese in industry. Tandjong Priok. The 20th 
century to the end of the war. Industrialization of 
Java and Batavia’s growing share. Building industry, 
transportation facilities, recent industrial develop- 
ment of Batavia. 
Photographs: Many photographs of various localities. 
Map: Greater Batavia. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
2 — A.H.H. 
The temples around Jogjakarta. In; The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. in. No. 6, 1937, pp 393-401. 
Contents: Description of the temples and the work 
of the Archaeological Service of the Netherlands 
Indies in restoring them. Part 1: The Borobudur, 
Chandi Pawon ana Chandi Mendoot; Part II: Kala- 
san Prambanan and Sewu. 
Photographs: Views of details of the temples. 
Copy in METIS Library. 
3 — A.H.H. 
The Botanical Gardens at Buitenzorg. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 14, 1935, pp 349-353. 
Contents: Description and history of the Botanical 
Gardens. 
Photographs: 8 views of the Gardens. 
Copy in METIS Library. 
4 — ALARDUS 
A Javanese market place. In: Netherlands India 
Old and New, Vol. xix, 1934, pp 73-79. 
Contents: Life in the new bazaar, Pasar Baru, of 
Bandoeng. 
Photographs: Egg vendor; native types. 
Copy in METIS Library. 
5 —ANDERSON. A. W. 
The Gedeh-Pangerango. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. 
No. 9, 1925, pp 600-604 and 609. 
Contents: Advice to tourists how the ascent of the 
Gedeh Pangerango can best be made. 
Photographs: A number of views of Mt. Gedeh— 
Pangerango, including some from the air. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
6 —ANDERSON. R. P. 
The veiled mountains of Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi, No. 4, 1925, pp 221-224 and 238. 
Contents; Advice to mountain climbers as to the 
best hours to start, equipment, etc. 
Photographs: Mountain summit with crater; Mt. 
Salak seen from the Puntjak Pass; A mountain at 
dawn. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
7 —ANDERSON. R. P. 
The Patoeha. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, No. 6, 1926, 
pp 333-336. 
Contents: Description of the Patoeha volcano in 
West Java, 7000ft high, 25 miles SSW of Bandoeng, 
and of an excursion to its summit. 
Photographs: A series of views of Mt. Patoeha, in- 
cluding some of the craters from the air. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
8 —ANDERSON. R. P. 
The Slamat, 11,140ft. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 
12, 1926, pp 688-691. 
Contents: Description of an ascent of the Slamat. 
Photographs: Views of Mt. Slamat, including one 
from the air. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne: Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
9 —ANDERSON. R. P. 
Mighty sentinels of West Java. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix. No. 2, 1928, pp 75-80. 
Contents: Description of the summits of West Java, 
without any indication as to the ways of reaching 
the summits. 
Photographs: Views of Mts. Tjikorai, Tangkoeban- 
Prahoe, Goentoer, Kawa Poetih, Patoeha, and 
Gedeh, including one from the air. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
10 —ANDERSON. R. P. 
The Salak Mountain. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 
8, 1928, pp 449-450. 
Contents: Brief description of an ascent of the Salak 
from Batavia. 
Photographs: Two views of Mt. Salak. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
87 11 —ANDERSON, R. P. 
The Soembing and Sindoro. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 
No. 10, 1929, pp 415-418. 
Contents: Describes, for the tourist, a trip to the 
twin mountains of middle Java. 
Photographs: Views of Mts. Soembing and Sindoro, 
including some from the air. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
12 —ANDERSON. R, P. 
Some aspects of the mountains of Java. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. xi. No. 10, 1930, pp 475-477. 
Contents: A broadcast talk for tourists. 
Photographs: Goenoeng Lemongan; Camping on the 
Lemongan; Road and low hills; A landscape; Streamer 
cloud. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
13 — ARNDT, Leonard 
The volcano called Keloet. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, 
No. 12, 1930, pp 573-579. 
Contents: Description of the eruption and flood of 
1919 and of the Keloet drainage scheme. 
Photographs: A series of views of Mt. Keloet, includ- 
ing some from the air. 
Gopies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
14 — BAANDA, P. J. van 
Native coast life in Bantam. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
xi. No. II, 1930, pp 548-556. 
Contents: Text to accompany photographs. 
Photographs: A series of coastal views of Bantam, 
West Java. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
15 — BABUT, Jules 
Felix Batel: ou la Hollande a Java. 2 vols. The 
Hague, Belinfante fr&res, 1869. (In French). 
Contents: A description of Java in the form of a 
novel. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
16—BALSEM, C. F. 
Night trains in Java. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, No. 
2, 1926, pp 82-84. 
Contents: The reasons why night trains are not 
needed in Java. 
Photographs: View of the line connecting east and 
west Java; Batavia-Djocja Express crossing the con- 
crete viaduct between Mr. Cornelis and Manggarai 
near Weltevreden. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
17 — BANDOENG 
Mooi Bandoeng. Gids voor Bandoeng en omstreken. 
(Beautiful Bandoeng. Guide for Bandoeng and en- 
virons). Bandoeng, Visser & Co., 1930, pp 78. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Bandoeng and excursions 
from Bandoeng. 
Map: Bandoeng and environs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
18 —BANDOENG VOORUIT 
Situatie en wandelkaarl van den Papandajan. 
(Situation and tourist map of the Papandajan). De 
Vereeniging “Bandoeng Vooruit.” 
Contents-. Road map of the Papandajan; Map show- 
ing the roads from Bandoeng to the Papandajan; 
Panorama of the Papandajan. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
19 —BANNER, Hubert S. 
Romantic Java as it was and is: a description of 
the diversified peoples, the departed glories and 
strange customs of a little-known island, etc. Lon- 
don, Seeley, Service and Co., 1927, pp 282. 
Contents-. The author gives a discursive account of 
life in Java based on 12 years’ residence. Chapter 
headings: 1. Javanese past and present; 2. Make 
believe royalty and hollow pomps; 3. The Javanese 
as a fighting man; 4. Up-country life and village 
ways; 5. More about village ways; 6. Literature and 
the drama; 7. Art, music and the dance; 8. Batick 
and Batickers; 9. The glamour of the mountains; 
10. Volcanoes and eruptions; 11. Ancient temples and 
ruined shrines; 12. A temple legend; 13. Vegetable 
and animal life; 14. Superstitions about animals; 
15. Celebrations and ceremonies; 16. Spells and 
potions; 17. Native servants and their ways; 18. Sport 
and sportsmen; 19. Motoring and motorists; 20. 
Early settlers and their struggles; 21. The native as 
a nationalist; 22. Some present-day problems of the 
Dutch colonists; 23. The British in Java history; 
24. Sidelights on commercial life; 25. As it was 
and is; 26. The lighter side of life in Java. 
Photographs; 27 half-tone plates and 13 line sketches 
of weapons, musical instruments, etc. 
Map-. Sketch map of Java. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
20 —BATAVIA MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 
Batavia als handels-, Industrie- en woonstad. (Batavia 
as a commercial, industrial and residential centre). 
Batavia, G. Kolff & Co., 1937, pp 303. (In Dutch 
and English). 
Contents: The industrialization of the Netherlands 
East Indies; its population and administration. Short 
history of Batavia; its situation and growth; Batavia 
as a place of residence (hygienic conditions, modern 
homes, daily life, shopping districts, hotels, religious 
life, education, social life, sports, arts and sciences, 
libraries, news supply, the sights, the environs, the 
tourist traffic). Population and wage level. Public 
service. Traffic to, from and in Batavia. Batavia 
as a commercial and industrial centre; history, the 
hinterland, trade movement, international and long 
distance traffic, organisation of the import trade, 
the Pasar Gembir, consuls and trade commissioners, 
commercial and industrial institutions, lawyers and 
88 notaries public, government regulations concerning 
business life. Summary of the commercial and indus- 
trial enterprises at Batavia. 
Photographs: Many photographs of various localities. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; NEFIS Lib- 
rary (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
21—BEMMELEN, R. W. van 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 ; 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 36 (Bandoeng), met eene korte 
agrogeologische beschrijving door J. Szemian. (Geo- 
logical map of Java, scale 1 : 100,000. Explanation 
of sheet 36 (Bandoeng), with a short agrogeological 
description by J. Szemian). 8vo. 1934. (Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 95). 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the relief features, the geologi- 
cal structure, tertiary and quarternary rocks, sedi- 
mentary and volcanic, useful minerals (iron ore, 
sulphur, building materials), springs of drinking 
water and thermal springs. Brief agrogeological 
description. 
Maps: Series of geological maps, sketches and 
diagrams. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne (map is missing); Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
22 —BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 66 (Karangkobar). (Geological map 
of Java, scale 1 : 100,000. Explanation of sheet 68 
(Karangkobar). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1937. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw), 
pp 50. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, stratigraphy, intrusives, tec- 
tonics, useful minerals. Bibliography. 
Photographs: A series of panoramas. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
23 — BEMMELEN, R. W. van 
Dc Tengger strijdvraag. (The Tengger controversy). 
In; Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch- 
Indie. Vol. xc, 1930, pp 96-161. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes sections on the Soekapoera delta; 
Sapikerep valley; The Ngadisari bowl; The Tjemoro 
Lawang; The Sand-sea; The youngest vulcanism; 
Petrography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Map: The Tengger, scale 1 : 100,000, contoured at 
100 m. intervals; Profile of Tjemero Lawang. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
24 —BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
De undatie-theorie: hare afleiding en hare toepassing 
op het Westelijk deel van den Soendaboog. (The 
undation theory: its deduction and its application 
to the western end of the Sunda arc). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
xcn, 1932, pp 85-242. (In Dutch with summary in 
English). 
Contents: In the second part of this paper, the geo- 
logical history of the western part of the Sunda 
arc, and especially of South Sumatra, is examined. 
Maps: Isometric block diagram of Lake Ranau, scale 
1 :250,000; Sketch map of South Sumatra, scale 
1 : 4,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
25 — BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
De Ringgit Besar: een geplooide alkali-vulkaan in 
Oost-Java. (The Ringgit Besar; a folded alkali- 
volcano in East Java). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xcvm, 1938, pp 171-194. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. A geological history of the Ringgit Besar 
complex, with chemical analyses of rocks. 
Photographs: A series of geological pictures. 
Map: Geological sketch map of Loeroes-Ringgit 
Besar complex, scale 1 : 200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
26 — BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
Voorloopig bericht over de Semaroe-eruptie van 
September-October 1941. (Preliminary report on the 
eruption of Semaroe of September-October, 1941). 
In; Nederlandsch-Indie, Geografische Mededeelingen, 
Vol. i, 1941, pp 136-142. (In Dutch with English 
summary). 
Contents: A detailed account, with tables, of the 
eruption. 
Photographs: View from observation post at Ban- 
tengan up Besoek Semoet valley; Front of lava 
stream in Besoek Semoet on 28th September, 1941. 
Map: Southeast slope of Semaroe (contoured), scale 
1 ; 50,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; University Librarv, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
27 — BEMMELEN. R. W. van 
Granitische intrusies in het zuidergebergte van West- 
Java. (Granite intrusions in the southern mountains 
of West Java). In: De Ingenieur in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Section iv, Mijnbouw en Geologie, Vol. vm. 
No. 2, 1941, pp 9-18. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the quartz-dioritic intrusion, 
60 km to the south of Bandoeng and of the grano- 
dioritic intrusion 40 km to the SSW of Tasikmalaja. 
Maps: Geological map of the intrusion in the val- 
leys of the Tjilajoe and Tjibodas, south of Ban- 
doeng; Section across the Tjibodas valley; Section 
across the region between Karangnoengal and the 
Indian Ocean; Geological map of the intrusion in 
the Pr. Tendjolaoet, south of Tasikmalaja; Terrace 
at 750-650 metres between the Tjibodas and the 
Bohak ridge. 
Copy in Institution of Engineers’ Library, Sydney. 
89 28 —BEMMELEN. J. F. van. and HOOYER, C. B. 
Guide through Netherlands India. 8vo. London, 
Thos. Cook & Son, 1906, pp xii, 254. 
Contents: General descriptive guide. 
Photographs: Many photographs of various localities. 
Maps: Batavia and surroundings, scale 2 km: about 
Hin. Government Botanical Gardens at Buitenzorg, 
scale 1 ; 80,000; Samarang and its surroundings, scale 
I : 35,000; Sourabaya and surroundings, scale 
1 ; 40,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
29 — BEZEMER, T. T. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie: schetsen van land en 
volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. (Through 
the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of land and 
people; with an introduction by J. F. Niermeyer). 
4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, pp xv, 640. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents (of section dealing with Java): Batavia 
and Buitenzorg, the Wayang, means of livelihood 
of the natives, through the Preanger Regencies to 
the volcano of Gedeh, to the territories of the 
princes of Central Java, the Hindoos and their 
religious systems, Hindoo colonisation in Java, Boro- 
bodoer and Parabaram, through East Java. Topo- 
graphical details. 
Photographs: Many photographs of various Nether- 
lands East Indies localities. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
30 — BLOCHMAN. L. G. 
’Neath Java’s sun. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 3, 
1928, pp 144-148. 
Contents: A tourist’s description of the beauties of 
Java. 
Photographs: In an old quarter of Sourabaya; Side 
street in Solo; Country land near Batavia; Native 
street at Sourabaya. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
31—BLOCHMAN. L. G, 
Three weeks ’neath Java’s sun. In; Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 9, 1922, pp 188- 
193. 
Contents: A tourist’s notes on Java. 
Photograph: Rijswijk-Weltevreden. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
32 — BOER. C. N. de 
The development of the Java sugar industry since 
the depreciation of the guilder. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. v. No. 1, 1937, pp 12-20. 
Contents: Survey of the development of the sugar 
market during the preceding six months with special 
regard to the interests of the Java sugar industry. 
Photographs: Aerial view of a sugar factory near 
Sourabaya. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
33 —BOON, P. D. 
Polygoonmetingen in de Residentie Batavia, Provintie 
West-Java. (Polygon measurings in the residency 
Batavia, Province West Java). In: Jaarsverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 
109-117. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Historical survey of the trigonometrical 
survey of the residency Batavia. The polygon 
measurings begun in 1924. The registration of the 
polygon points. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
34 —BOON, P. D. 
Nadere mededeelingen betreffende de luchtfotogram- 
metrische proefkaarteering op de schaal 1 : 5,000 van 
een uitgestrekt vlak sawahterrein nabij Tangerang— 
Residence Batavia. (Further report concerning the 
aerophotogrammetric trial survey on the scale 
1 : 5,000 of a large plain of sawah land near Tan- 
gerang—residency Batavia). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxv, 1929, pp 92-96. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of method of work, 
conclusions. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
35 —BOSCH. F. D. K. 
The Royal Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences. 
In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. i, No. 2, 1938, pp 116-124. 
Contents: The history of the Royal Batavian Society 
and its periodical publications. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
36 — BOSCH, C. A. van den 
Over lavagrotten (Lava caves). An abstract in 
Nederlandsch-Indische Geographische Mededeelingen, 
Vol. i, 1941, pp 27-35, 58-67. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The discovery of the lava caves and their 
description. 
Photographs: Showing position and structures. 
Map: Small scale map of the area. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra. 
37 —BOSSE. P. M. van 
De verhoogde werking van den vulkaan Merapi in 
de jaren 1902 en 1903. (The increased activity of 
the volcano Merapi in the years 1902 and 1903). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Tudie, 
1903, pp 185-189. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the activity of Mt. Merapi 
in the years mentioned. 
Photograph: Top of the volcano Merapi, 1903, taken 
from the east from a point on the old crater wall. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne. 
38 —BRAAK. C. 
Het klimaat van den Idjen. (The climate of the 
Idjen Highlands). 4to. Batavia, Uitgegeven door de 
Koninklijke Natuurkundige Vereeniging bij G. KolfF., 
about 1920. (Het Idjen-Hoogland, monografie V), 
pp vii, 51. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Wind, rain, sunshine and clouds, tempera- 
ture and humidity, climate in general, statistics 
to 1917. 
90 Maps: Idjen: observation stations; average yearly 
rainfall; monthly rainfall; absolute day-maximum 
of the rainfall. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
39 — BREDEN. Dee 
Java assignment. In; National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. lxxxi, 1942, pp 89-119. 
Contents: A National Broadcasting Company repre- 
sentative tells of war preparations in Java. 
Photographs: 32 half-tone plates of views in and 
around Java, including some from the air. 
Map: Java, scale 1" : 150 miles. 
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rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Teachers’ College Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia, 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public Library, 
Launceston. 
40 — BRINIO 
The Sundanese. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 4, 1932, 
pp 169-173. 
Contents: Habits and customs of the Sundanese who 
inhabit Pasoendan, the western part of Java. 
Photographs: Sundanese types; The holy village of 
Pamidjahan near Tasikmalaja; Women planting 
small rice plants. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
41—BROUWER, H. A. 
De vulkaan Raoeng, Oost-Java, en zijne erupties. 
(The volcano Raoeng, East Java, and its eruptions). 
In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1913, pp 51-87. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological account of some of the erup- 
tions of Mt. Raoeng. 
Photographs: Drawings of the volcano Raoeng after 
photographs. 
Map: The old Raoeng crater, prior to 1913 (no 
scale given). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
42 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1.000,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad XVI1, Oost-Java, Madoera, Bali, 
Lombok, Soembawa. (General geological map of the 
Netherlands East Indies Archipelago, scale 
1 : 1,000,000. Explanation of sheet XVII, East Java, 
Madoera, Bali, Lombok, Soembawa). In: Jaarhoek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1915, 2de gedeelte, pp 3-54. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Stratigraphy, tectonics. 
Map: Sheet XVII, East Java, Madoera, Bali, Lom- 
bok, Soembawa. Scale 1 : 1,000,000. Shows general 
geological formations and also crater walls. In 
Atlas volume for 1915. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
43 —BUCKLER. Walter 
A week in Batavia. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm, No. 6, 
1932, pp 234-40. 
Contents: Sight-seeing in Batavia and surroundings. 
Photographs: A series of views in Batavia. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
44 — BURGERLIJKE OPENBARE WERKEN IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Verslag over de Burgerlijke Openbare Werken in 
Nederlandsch-Indie over het jaar 1915. Bijlage van 
vijfde gedeelte; Bevloeiing, Afwatering en Waterkeer- 
ing Hoofdstuk IV, para. 2, Sidoardjo-werken. (Report 
on Civil Public Works in the Netherlands Indies for 
1915. Supplement to part 5. Irrigation, water supply, 
dams, etc. Chapter IV, para 2, Works at Sidoardjo). 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the Sidoardjo delta before 1890 
and the works carried out up to the end of 1915. 
Maps: Two maps of the delta in 1890 and after 
completion of works, showing layout of fish breed- 
ing tanks along coast of Madoera Strait. 
Copy in Public Library, Perth. 
45 —CABATON. A. 
Java, Sumatra and the other islands of the Dutch 
East Indies: translated by Bernard Miall. London, 
T. Fisher Unwin, 1911, pp 376. 
Contents; Historical sketch; generalities. 
Photographs: Many photographs of Javanese native 
life, bridges, etc. 
Map: East India Islands, scale 1" : 150 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
versity Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of Austra- 
lasia Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; Public Library, Perth; Public Library, 
Launceston. 
46 — CAMPBELL, Donald Maclaine 
Java: past and present; a description of the most 
beautiful country in the world, its ancient history, 
people, antiquities and products. 2 vols. London, 
Heinemann, 1915. 
Contents: A very comprehensive collection of 
materials on the history, antiquities, fruits, flora, 
‘‘auna, minerals and industries of Java. The author 
was resident in Java for 23 years. 
°hotographs: Many photographs in Vols. i and n. 
Map: Geological and volcano chart of Java and 
Madoera, scale 1.1": 40 miles (in colour). 
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Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
47 —CENSUS OF 1930 IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vol. m. Native Population in Central Java and the 
native states of Java. Vol. m. Native population 
in East Java. Batavia, 1934. 
91 Contents: Census returns concerning numbers and 
density, increase, race, migration, civil conditions 
and age, types of houses and heads of families, 
literacy, religion, physical infirmities, occupations. 
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48 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
Mededeelingen. (Reports of the Central Bureau of 
Statistics); Nos. 83 and 94: Jaaroverzicht van den in- 
on uitvoer van Nederlandsch-Indie gedurende het jaar 
1929-1930. Deel 1 Java en Madoera. (Annual survey 
of the imports and exports of the Dutch Indies in 
1929 and 1930, respectively. . Part 1 Java and 
Madoera). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Tables of imports and exports, the main 
countries of origin and destination, the main ports 
handling foreign trade. Trade balance of Java and 
Madoera. 
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49 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
De bevolkingslandbouw in 1940. (Native agriculture 
in 1940). In: Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x, No. 42, 
1940, pp 1986-1999. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of native agriculture in 1940 in 
Java and Madoera, in Bali and Lombok, and in 
the other Outer Possessions. 
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50 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
Oogst en aanplant van de voornaamste bevolkings- 
landbouwgcwassen op Java en Madoera in September 
1941. (Harvest and planting of the principal native 
crops in Java and Madoera in September 1941). In; 
Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x, No. 44, 1941, pp 
2075-2080. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the conditions of agricultural 
production in Java and Madoera in September 1941. 
The same subject is dealt with for October 1941 in 
Vol. x, No. 47, 1941, pp 2181-2187 and 2202-2205. 
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51 — CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 
The import and export of Java and Madoera in 
1938. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vn. No. 1, 
1939, p 3. 
Contents: The value of the imports and exports in 
the period 1936-1938. 
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52 —CLIFFORD. S. F. 
Banjoewangi—"Scented Waters.” In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xii. No. 6. 1931, PP 260-262. 
Contents: The legend of how the river got its name 
of Banjoewangi. 
Photographs: View from the Kawah Idjen over the 
Idjen valley; Fishing prau of Banjoewangi; View 
from the Pasanggrahan on the Kawah Idjen. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
53 —COCK, H. H. de 
Tobacco culture in Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. 
No. 2, 1927, pp 99-102. 
Contents: The cultivation methods of tobacco are 
described. 
Photographs: 6 views showing different stages in 
growing and preparing tobacco. 
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54 -— CONINGH, Antoinette de 
A European woman's life in Java. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. i, No. 5, 1932, pp 239-272. 
Contents: European homes, domestic and social life 
in Java. 
Photographs: Types of European houses and 
bungalows. 
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55— COOL. H. 
Eenige mededeelingen en beschouwingm naar aan- 
leiding van een onderzoek aan den kraterwand van 
den Kloet in Mei 1907. (Some remarks and observa- 
tions in connection with an investigation of the 
crater wall of the Kloet in May 1907). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederland sch-Indie, 1907, 
pp 185-233. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes of information gained from a geo- 
logical examination of the crater wall of the Kloet 
volcano. 
Photographs: 7 views of the volcano. 
Maps: General map of the terrain south of the G. 
Kloet, scale 1 : 100,000; Kloet crater lake, scale 
1 : 500; Longitudinal section through AB and the 
brook, scale 1 ; 500; Kloet crater lake, scale 1:10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
56 —COOL. H. 
Verslag omtrent een onderzoek aan den Semeroe in 
vcrband met de ramp van Loemadjang. (Report 
of an investigation on the Semeroe in connection 
with the Loemadjang disaster). In: faarbock van het 
Mijnweien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk 
gedcclte, 1909, pp 297-331. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the inundation; the volcanic 
phenomena observed on the Semeroe; the old lava 
streams and their rocks; erosion phenomena. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Map: Map of a part of Loemadjang Division, resi- 
dency of Pasoeroean, scale I : 100,000. 
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of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library. Perth. 
57 —COX. J. W. 
The Bruas Rhino. In: Inter-Occan, Vol. xn, No. 8, 
1931, pp 363-374. 
Contents: Rhinoceros hunt in the Bruas valley in 
the Dindings District of the native state of Perak. 
Photographs: “Java’s First Point,” a part of Java 
where rhinos still live. 
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58 — CRUCQ. K. C. 
Chandi Panataran. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 1, 
1932, pp 9-13. 
92 Contents: Description of Chandi Panataran, situated 
about 8 miles from Blitar, the largest temple com- 
plex of East Java. 
Photographs: Naga temple; Krisnayana relief (2 
views); General view of the terrain. 
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59 —DANES, J. V. 
Die Karstphiinomene in Goenong Sewoe auf Java. 
(Karst phenomena on Mt. Sewoe, Java). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 247-260. (In 
German). 
Contents: A geological study of the limestone regions 
of Java and of Mt. Sewoe, in south central Java in 
particular. 
Map: Sketch of the geological conditions in the 
region between Djokjakarta and Patjitan, p 394. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
60 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The Netherlands Indies. Batavia, about 1939, pp 40. 
Contents: Brief survey of the Netherlands East 
Indies* geography, area, population, soil, climate, 
government, finance, banking system, agriculture 
(sugar, rubber, coffee, tea, cinchona bark, oil palms, 
coconut cordage fibres, kapok, cocoa, pepper, rice), 
irrigation, estate organization, forestry, live-stock, 
fishery, mining, industry, commerce, traffic and 
transportation, education, colonization, public health 
service, statistics (foreign trade 1937). 
Photographs: A series of views in many parts of 
Java and the Netherlands Indies 
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61—DEZENTJE. Ernest 
Picturesque Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 2, 
1931, pp 89-92. 
Contents: Brief commentary to four paintings by 
E. Dezentje which are reproduced in the article. 
Photographs: Sunset near Krawang; Waroeng Sorong 
near Buitenzorg; The Highlands; Back from the river. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
62 —DIENST VAN DEN MIJNBOUW IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH -INDIE 
Onderzoekingen naar de mogelijk winbare hoeveel- 
heden zwavel in kraters van verschillende vulkanen 
in den Nederlandsch-Oost-lndischen Archipel. (Re- 
search concerning the possibility of exploitable quan- 
tities of sulphur in the craters of various volcanoes 
in the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). In: 
Verslagen en mededeelingen betreffende Indische 
delfstaffen en hare toepassingen. No. 17, Weltevreden, 
1925, pp 37. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reports on the sulphur deposits in the 
Kewah Poetih and other craters of Preanger, in 
the Goenoeng Tjeremai (res. Tjerebon), in the 
Dieng Mts. (res. Kedoe), on the west coast of 
Sumatra, in North Celebes (Minahassa) and the 
Oena-Oena Island, and on Flores. 
Maps: A series of maps and cross sections of 
volcanoes in the Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
63 —DIENST VAN DEN MIJNBOUW IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH -INDIE 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. (Geo- 
logical map of Java, scale 1 : 100,000). 8vo. Batavia, 
Landsdrukkerij, 1938. (In Dutch). 
Maps-. Sheet 36: Bandoeng (Bemmelen, Dr. R. W. 
van); 109: Lamongan (Duyfjes, Ir. J.); 110: Mod- 
jokerta (Duyfjes, Ir. J.); 115: Soerabaja (Duyfjes, 
Ir. J. ); 116: Sidoardjo (Duyfjes, Ir. J.); 66: Karang- 
kobar (Bemmelen, Dr. R. W. van). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne. 
64 —DIES!, P. H. van 
Rapport van een voorloopig onderzoek naar het 
voorkomen van zink- lood- en koperertsen op den 
berg Sawal. (Report of a preliminary search for 
the occurrence of zinc, lead and copper ore on Sawal 
Mountain). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, deel II, pp 
173-193. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes geological explorations on Mt. 
Sawal (in division of Galoe) with a view to the 
discovery of workable lead, copper and zinc. 
Map-. Sketch-maps explanatory to the text. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
65 — DIJK, P. van 
Geologische beschrijving van de Residentie Djokja- 
karta. (Geological description of the residency of 
Djokjakarta). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, deel I, pp 
149-192. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. A description of the geological formations 
in the Djokjakarta residency, with topographical 
details. 
Map: Coalfield of Kali Songo, residency of Djokja- 
karta. No scale given. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
66 —DIJK, P. van 
Beschrijving van het marmer voorkomende in Pat- 
jitan. (Description of the marble occurring in 
Patjitan). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, pp 193- 
215. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes discovery of marble in the wild 
mountainous country on the south coast between 
Patjitan and Panggoel. 
Maps: Map and sketch of the locality. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
67 —DIJK. P. van 
Steenkolen van het Semarangsche. (Coal from the 
Samarang District). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1873, deel 11, pp 
164-174. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the coal deposits near 
Semarang, on the north coast of Central Java. 
Maps: Coal in the Semarang district, scale 1:200,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
93 68 —DIJK, P, van 
Rapport omtrent de aardbevingen die in . . . 1865 
en . . . 1872 de vlakte van Ambarawa . ._ . hebben 
geteisterd. (Report on the earthquakes which devas- 
tated the plain of Ambarawa in 1865 and 1872). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, 
Verhandelingen, 1876, deel 1, pp 71-165; deel II, pp 
3-49. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. An account of two disastrous earthquakes 
in this region. 
Maps: The plain of Ambarawa and general map 
of places affected by the earthquakes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
69—DIJK. P. van 
Onderzoek naar het voorkomen van aardolie in de 
nabijheid van Poerwodadi, assistent-residentie Gro- 
bogan. (Search for oil in the neighbourhood of 
Poerwodadi, sub-residency Grobogan). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1883, pp 359-369. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes oil prospecting near Poerwadadi 
(Central Java). 
Map: Ngemba Hill, division of Grobongan, Sama- 
rang residency, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
70 —DIJK. P. van 
Over de geologic van het noordelijke niet-vulkanische 
gedeelte van de residentie Sourabaya. (On the geology 
of the northern non-volcanic part of the residency 
of Sourabaya). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1884, pp 5-76. 
(In French and Dutch). 
Contents: Greater part of text is a report in French 
on boring for artesian drinking water in vicinity 
of Grissee. Topographical descriptions of the sur- 
rounding localities are included. 
Maps: Northern part of the residence of Sourabaya 
in connection with artesian water supply in 1868. 
Geological profile. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
71—DIJK. P. van. and HUGUENIN, J. A. 
Verslag over de onderzoekingen naar de waarde der 
bruinkolen-lagen in de Afdeeling Lebak. (Report 
on the investigation of the value of the brown coal 
deposits in the division of Lebak). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwefen in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1877, deel I, pp 187-238. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The commercial possibilities of brown coal 
deposits at Lebak are discussed. 
Maps: Two of the Bodjong Manik coalfield, scale 
I : 10,000 and 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
72 — DJEMBATAN 
The State railways of the Netherlands East Indies. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1925, pp 570-577 and 
609. 
Contents: The development of the railway system 
of the Netherlands East Indies. The management 
and the services of the Government railways of 
Java. 
Photographs: Ground and aerial views of railways 
and bridges in Java and Sumatra. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
73 — DJEMBATAN 
Modern globe trotting. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. 
No. 2, 1926, pp 76-80. 
Contents; Recommends excursions in Java and des- 
cribes sight-seeing in Batavia. 
Photographs: Museum at Weltevreden; Repairing 
the nets at the Pasar Ikan; Palace of the Governor- 
General, Weltevreden; In front of the Weltevreden 
Museum. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
74 — DJEMBATAN 
Industrial Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 3, 
1926, pp 136-141. 
Contents: Brief survey of the industrial assets of 
Java and of the Netherlands East Indies in general. 
Photographs: Five views of the interior of factories. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
75 —DOUGLAS. E. A. 
De uitbarsting van de Tangkoeban Prahoe in April 
1910. (The eruption of the Tangkoeban Prahoe in 
April 1910). In; Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1910, pp 80-86. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents; A description of the eruption in 1910 of 
Tangkoeban Prahoe, a volcano a few miles north 
of Bandoeng, West Java. 
Maps: Craters of the volcano Tangkoeban Prahoe, 
scale 1 : 10,000; Kawa Ratoe, one of the craters, 
scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
76 —DOUGLAS, E. A. 
Onderzoek naar de oorzaken der grondwerking in 
een deel der spoorbaan Poerwakarta-Padaralang ten 
zuiden van de brug over de Tji Somang, (Inquiry 
into the reasons for the earth movements in a part 
of the railway Poerwakarta-Padaralang to the south 
of the bridge over the Tji SomangV In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, V er- 
handelingen. 1911. pp 227-244. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. An account of investigations into earth 
movements threatening the security of the railway 
track about 6 km south of Plered station. The Tji 
Somang forms the border between the residencies of 
Batavia and Preanger-regencies. 
Photographs: Bridge over the Tji Somang; upward 
movement of the earth and mud streams, 
Maps: The Poerwakarta-Padaralang railway and 
Tji Somang. scale 1 : 20.000; Condition of the terrain 
south of the bridge over the Tji Somang. scale 
1 : 1,250. Shows contours, footpaths, etc. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library. Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library. Sydney; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library. Brisbane; 
Public Library. Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library. Melbourne; Geological Survey Library. 
Hobart. 
94 77 — DROOGLEEVER, W. W. B. 
Beschrijving van een gedeelte der zuidkust van de 
Residentie Preanger-Regentschappen, (Description 
of part of the south coast of the residency Pre- 
anger-regencies). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst. Vol. x, 1914, pp 187-196. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Topographical description of part of the 
south coast of the Preanger. 
Photographs: A series of views of the coast. 
Map: Part of the South coast of Preanger, scale 
1 :250,000. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
78 —DUYFJES. J. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 ; 100,000. 
Toelichting bij blad 109 ((Lamongan). (Geological 
map of Java, scale 1 ; 100,000, explanation of sheet 
109, Lamongan). 8vo. Batavia. Landsdrukkerij, 1938. 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 
54 (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphological description, chapters on 
stratigraphy and tectonics of the region. The ex- 
ploration for oil; an iodine spring south of Ngim- 
bang. A hot spring near the G. Lantoeng. Economic 
utilisation of the limestone found in the region. 
Photographs: Geological studies illustrative of the 
text. 
Maps: The boundary between sediments and vol- 
canic material of the Poentjangan period. Geolog- 
ical map, Lamongan, scale 1 : 100,000. Profiles. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
79 —DUYFJES, J. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 110. (Modjokerto). (Geological map 
of Java, scale I : 100,000, explanation of sheet 110, 
Modjokerto). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1938. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw), 
pp 68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, stratigraphy and tectonics 
of the region. The useful minerals (iodine springs 
with oil traces). 
Photographs: A series of geological studies. 
Maps: Geological map of Modjokerto, scale 
1 : 100,000; profiles and sketch map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
80 —DUYFJES, I. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 115 (Soerabaja). (Geological map of 
Java, scale 1 : 100,000, explanation of sheet 115, 
Soerabaja). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1938. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw), pp 
73. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the morphology, strati- 
graphy and tectonics of the sheet Soerabaja. Useful 
minerals (oil, iodine, limestone). 
Photographs: A series of geological pictures illustrat- 
ing the text. 
Maps: Set of geological and sketch maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
81 — DUYFJES, J. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 116 (Sidoardjo). (Geological map 
of Java, scale 1 : 100,000, explanation of sheet 116, 
Sidoardjo). 8vo, Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1938. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw), 
pp 79. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Topography, morphology, geology, useful 
minerals. 
Photographs: Series of views and geological studies. 
Maps: Set of geological maps and profiles. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
82 —DYKE. J. C. van 
In Java and the neighbouring islands. 8vo. New 
York, Charles Scribner, 1929, pp xii, 310. 
Contents: Sketches on Celebes, Borneo, the Moluccas, 
Bali and Java. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
83 — EIBERGEN, P. 
Een merkwaardig polderland. (A remarkable drained 
marsh). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xliv, 1927, pp 506- 
510. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An examination of the soil of an area on 
the south slope of Merapi, the '‘Woro triangle.” 
Map: Sketch map of the Woro triangle. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
84 —ES. Jr.. L. J. C. van 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Verk- 
larende tekst bij blad XV, Lampongs, Straat Soenda, 
Bantam. (General geological map of the Netherlands 
East Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Explana- 
tory text to sheet XV, Lampongs, Sunda Strait, 
Bantam). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, 
pp 55-140. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Stratigraphy and tectonics. 
Map: General geological map of the vicinity of 
Sunda Strait.. In Atlas Volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
85 —ES, Ir.. L. J. C. van 
Bijdrage tot de kennis van de stratigraphic van het 
tertiair in de Residentie Bantam. (Contributions to 
the knowledge of the stratigraphy of the tertiary in 
the residency of Bantam). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1915, 2de gedeelte, pp 133-234. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The study includes a comparison between 
the stratigraphy of Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Maps: Many maps of geological interest. In Atlas 
Volume for 1915. 
95 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
86 — ES. Jr.. L. J. C. van 
De voorhistorische verbindingen van land en zee 
in den Oost-Indischen Archipel en de invloed daar- 
van op de verspreiding der diersoorten. (The pre- 
historic relationships of land and sea in the East 
Indian Archipelago, and their influence on the 
spread of animal species). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1916, 2de Gedeelte, pp 255-304. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of prehistoric movements of 
land masses in the East Indian Archipelago, show- 
ing their effects on the distribution of the animals 
in the area. 
Map: The map shows presumed prehistoric land 
masses and has little other topographical interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
87 — ES. L. J. C. van 
De tektoniek van de westelijke helft van den Oost- 
Indischen Archipel. (The tectonics of the west half 
of the East Indian Archipelago). In; Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1917, 2de gedeelte, pp 5-145. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of the tectonics of Java, Suma- 
tra, islands west of Sumatra, islands east of Sumatra 
and Borneo. 
Map: Geotectonic sketch map of the west part of 
the East Indian Archipelago, 4 sheets, scale 
1 : 2,500,000. In Atlas Volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobait. 
88 — ES, L. J. C. van 
De meteoriet van Meester Cornelis, Java. (The 
meteorite of Meester Cornelis, Java.). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1918, Iste gedeelte, pp 21-40. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the discovery of a large 
meteorite at Meester Cornelis, close to Batavia. 
Maps: Place where the meteorite was found. In Atlas 
volume for 1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
89. — ES, L. J. C. van 
Geologisch-technische onderzoekingen, 1929- 1930. 
(Geological technical investigations, 1929-1930). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in N ederlandsc h-I ndie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1929, pp 79-171; 1930, pp 79-240. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes sections on reservoir dams, hydro- 
logy and ground conditions. Separate entries are 
made for longer studies provided with maps under 
their authors: Es, L. J. C. van; Grondijs, H.; Nash, 
J. N. W.; Nelissen, T. 
For later studies, 1932-1938, see under Nederlandsch- 
Indie—Dienst van den Mijnbouw. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
90 — ES, L. J. C. van 
Geologisch-technische onderzoekingen, 1931. (Geo- 
logical technical investigations, 1931). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1931, pp 83-176. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes sections on reservoir dams, hydro- 
logy and ground conditions. Separate entries are 
made for studies of localities of any length and 
accompanied by maps under the names of their 
authors: Grondijs, H.; Nash, J. M. W.; Schmidt, 
K. G. R. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
91—ES, L. J. C. van 
Wadoek Tjikaro, Residentie Tegal. (Wadoek Tji- 
karo, residency of Tegal). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1929, pp 86-88. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the situation of a reservoir 
dam on the Tjikaro. 
Map: Dam Tjikaro, scale 1 : 2,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
92 — ES. L. J. C. van 
Wadoek Ranoe Woeroeng, Residentie Probolinggo. 
(Wadoek Ranoe Woeroeng, residency of Probo- 
linggo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1929, pp 117-119. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of a projected reservoir dam. 
Map: Sketch map of the Ranoe Woeroeng. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
93 — ES. L. J. C. van 
Aardschuiving bij Tjisomang, Residentie Midden- 
Priangan. (Landslide near Tjisomang, residency of 
Central Priangan). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1929, pp 
142-146. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of a landslide and its probable, 
causes. 
96 Map: The landslide terrain at Tjisomang, scale 
1 : 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
94 — ES, L. J. C. van 
Wadoek Sitoe Lembang, Afdeeling Midden-Priangan. 
(Wadoek Sitoe Lembang, Division of Central Prian- 
gan). In: jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 83-85. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the locality of the Wadoek 
Sitoe Lembang reservoir dam. 
Map: Locality of Sitoe Lembang, scale 1:10,000, 
and general map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
95 — ES. L. J. C. van 
Filterputten van de drinkwaterwinning van Poer- 
wakarta, Afdeeling Krawang. (Filter wells of the 
water supply of Poerwakarta, Krawang Division). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 139-146. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the wells used to filter the 
water supply of Poerwakarta. 
Map: Map of Poerwakarta, scale 1 : 50,000. Sections 
and profiles. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
96— ES, L. J. C. van 
Wadoek Tjidjangkelok, Afdeeling Cheribon en Tegal. 
(Wadoek Tjidjangkelok, Division of Cheribon and 
Tegal). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 86-90. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Studies of the dams on the valleys of the 
Tjidjangkelok and Tjihoweh 11 and on the water- 
shed between them. 
Map: Reservoir Tjidjangkelok situation off the dam, 
scale 1 ; 2,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
97 — ES. L. I. C. van 
Studies in landing grounds for aircraft. In; Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1929 various pp, 1930 various pp. 
Contents: List of studies: 
Andir landing ground, Residency Central Prian- 
gan, 1929, pp 141-142. 
Darmo landing ground, Residency Soerabaja, 1929, 
pp 157-158. 
Morokrembangan landing ground, Residency Soe- 
rabaja, 1929, pp 15B-160. 
Semplak landing ground, Division Buitenzorg, 
1930, pp 203-204. 
Rembang landing ground. Division Rembang, 
1930, pp 222-223. 
Malang landing ground, Division Malang, 1930, 
pp 223-224. 
Koepang landing ground, 1929, p 169. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
98-ES, L. J. C. van and T A VERNE, N. J. M. 
De Galoenggoeng en Telaga Bodas. (The Galoeng- 
goeng and Telaga Bodas). 4to. Weltevreden, Lands- 
drukkerij, 1924. (Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den 
Mijnbouw—Vulkanologische Mededeelingen, No. 6). 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The eruption of Galoenggoeng on July 17, 
1918, and the following days. Galoenggoeng and 
Telaga Bodas. 
Photographs: Series of views of Mt. Galoenggoeng. 
Maps-. Set of maps and contours; various scales. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
99 — ESHUIS, Jr.. W. 
Protection of wild life in the Netherlands Indies. In: 
Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. ii, 1939, pp 291-307. 
Contents-. History of the protection of wild life in 
the Netherlands East Indies. Legislation. List of 
nature and game reserves. 
Maps: Nature and game reserves in Java and 
Sumatra. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
100 —ESSE VELD, H. and VEEN. A. G. van 
The medical laboratory at Batavia re-named "Eijk- 
man Institute” on its fiftieth birthday. In: Bulletin 
of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. i. No. 4, 
1938, pp 298-306. 
Contents: History of the Batavia Medical Labora- 
tory, now re-named after its first director, Professor 
Dr. C. Eijkman. 
Copies in NEF1S Library: University Library, 
Melbourne. 
101 — EVERWIJN, R. and VLAANDEREN, C. R. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar de ontginbaarheid 
van zwavel in de Preanger-Regentschappen, eiland 
Java. (Account of an investigation into the mining 
of sulphur in the Preanger regencies, Java). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
1873, deel I, pp 105-140. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The commercial possibilities of sulphur 
mining in the Preanger with a chemical analysis of 
the mineral. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
102 — FEENSTRA, H. C. 
Air photography. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol iv. No. 7, 
1923. pp 434-439. 
97 Contents: An article on air photography. 
Photographs: Air views of Bandoeng and the Kawah 
Kamodjan, 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
103 —FENNEMA. R. 
De vulkanen Semeroe en Lemongan. (The volcanoes 
Semeroe and Lemongan). In: Jaarhoek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk 
gedeelte, 1886, pp 5-130. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological description of two great 
East Java volcanoes. 
Photograph: A view of Semeroe after the eruption 
in April, 1885. 
Maps: Set of maps and profiles of volcanic region 
in East Java. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
104 —FENNEMA. R. 
De uitbarsting van den vulkaan Galoenggoeng . . . 
1894. (The eruption of the volcano Galoenggoeng 
. . . 1894). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 1895, 
deel 11, pp 58-84. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the eruption. A report of 
the same eruption by H. de Kock is appended to 
this article. 
Photographs: Galoenggoeng volcano soon after the 
eruption of October, 1894. 
Maps: The summit of the volcano Galoenggoeng 
after the eruption, scale 1 : 10,000, 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
105 — FENNEMA. R. 
De uitbarsting van den Tangkoeban Prahoe in Mei 
1896. (The eruption of the Tangkoeban Prahoe in 
May 1896). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1910, pp 74-79. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of an eruption of the volcano 
Tangkoeban Prahoe, near Bandoeng. 
Map: The Tangkoeban Prahoe, 1896, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
106 —FOCK. Dirk 
The labour problem in the Dutch East Indies. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. No. 1, 1928, pp 37-41. 
Contents: The need for contract labour in Sumatra, 
the labour inspection service; the possibility of 
settlement in Sumatra after the expiry of the labour 
contract, and the need of emigration for over- 
populated Java. 
Photographs: Views on tea estate, and a tin mine. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
107 —FORBES. Rosita 
Flying Dutch. In: Geographical Magazine, Vol. iv, 
1936-1937, pp 89-106. 
Contents: Describes a journey by air-liner from 
Karachi to Macassar. The route traversed Sumatra 
from Deli and Java. 
Photographs: Aerial views. 
Map: Small scale sketch map of route. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Teachers' 
College Library, Sydney; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library. Adelaide; University Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
108 — FURNIVALL, L. I. S. 
The weaving industry in Java. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. v, No. 12, 1936, supplement, 4 pp. 
Contents'. The promotion of the native weaving 
industry by the Textile Institute at Bandoeng. 
Photograph: Girl weaving on native loom. 
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109 —GAADE, R. C. 
De top van den Goenoeng Lawoe. (The summit of 
Mt. Lawoe). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo graft sc hen 
Dienst, Vol. xvi, 1920, pp 87-92. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Description of an ascent of Mt. Lawoe, 
residency Madioen, and comparison with the des- 
cription given by Junghuhn. 
Maps: Summit of Mt. Lawoe, scale 1 ; 10,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
110 —GAADE, R. C. 
De lucht-fotogrammetrische kaarteering van een 
vischvijver-complex ten noorden van Batavia op de 
schaal 1 :2,000. (The aerophotogrammetric survey 
of a fish-pond complex north of Batavia at the 
scale of 1 : 2,000). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xxm, 1927, pp 122-132. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. The article describes the preparatory 
work, the photographic survey, the map-making 
from the photographs, and discusses the results 
obtained. 
Photographs: Three aerophotographs of parts of 
the area. 
Maps: Maps of the fish-ponds north of Batavia. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
111 —GAADE. R. C. 
Mededeelingen betreffende de luchtfotogrammetrische 
proefkaarteering op de schaal 1 : 5,000 van een uit- 
gestrekt vlak sawahterrein nabij Tangerang, Resi- 
dence Batavia. (Report concerning the aerophoto- 
grammetric trial survey, scale 1 : 5,000 of a large 
plain of sawah land near Tangerang, residency of 
Batavia). In; Jaarverslag van den Topograftschen 
Dienst, Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 96-100. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Description of method of work, the photo- 
graphic survey made, discussion of the results. 
Maps: Five aerophotographs of part of the area. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
112 —GARRETT. T. R. H. 
The natives of the eastern portion of Borneo and 
Java. In: Journal of the Anthropological Institute, 
Vol. xlii, 1912, pp 53-67. 
Contents: A brief note on Banjarese, Orang Balik 
Papan. Orang Tarakan, Orang Bulongan, Bugis, 
Batavian Malay, and other physical anthropology. 
98 Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Royal Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide: Public Library, Perth. 
113 —GERRITSEN, P. H. G. 
Enkele aanteekeningen bij de kaart van den Semeroe- 
top. (Some remarks on the map of the summit of 
the Semeroe). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xv, part 2, 1920, pp 100-101. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The changes of the summit of Mt. Semeroe 
observed in 1920, by comparing it with the map of 
1911. 
Photographs: Views of the Semeroe crater. 
Map: Summit of Mt. Semeroe (Residency Pasde- 
roean), in 1920, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library, Public Library, Adelaide. 
114 —GENERAL ENGINEERING CONGRESS 
Batavia (Java). May 1920, second bulletin. Pub- 
lished by the Executive Committee. 8vo. Batavia, 
printed by Javasche Boekhandel en Drukkerij, 1920, 
pp 56. 
Contents: Information about committees, list of 
subjects and names of contributors, proposed excur- 
sions, etc. 
Photographs: Views of bridges, buildings and well- 
drilling. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
115 —GENT. L. F. van 
De landrentemetingen in de Residentien Kediri en 
Pasoeroean van Maart 1899 tot April 1906. (The 
land rent measurements in the residencies Kediri 
and Pasoeroean from March 1899 to April 1906). 
In; Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. v, 
1909, pp 219-227. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the work done in connection 
with the land-rent survey. 
Maps: Cadastral survey in Kediri and Pasoeroean 
and triangle network. 
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116 —GENT. L. F. van 
De Semeroe (Mt. Semeroe). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. v, 1909, pp 233-244. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Topographic survey of Mt. Semeroe, with 
special regard to the part played by the volcanic 
masses in the eruption of August 1909. 
Photographs: Several views and a panorama of the 
Tengger Mountains. 
Map: Semeroe, scale 1- : 20,000. 
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117 —GENT. L. F, van 
De erfpachtperceelen in Zuid-Malang. (The heredi- 
tary lease lots of South Malang). In: Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. vi, 1910, pp 258- 
272. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Survey of the origins and utilization of 
the allotments in hereditary lease in South Malang. 
Map: Hereditary lease allotments in South Malang. 
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118— GENT, L. F. van 
De afdeeling Banjoewangi. (The Division Banjoe- 
wangi). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. vn, 1911, pp 199-216. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. History, population, taxation, unexploited 
land, allotments in hereditary lease, labour, means 
of existence, the sawahs, the dry ground. 
Map: Soil utilization map of Banjoewangi, scale 
1 : 500,000, showing allotments in hereditary lease, 
forest reserves and unproductive ground 
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119 — GENT. L. F. van 
De G. Semeroe (Mt. Semeroe). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. vn, 1911, pp 223- 
226. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Changes in the shape of Mt. Semeroe 
since 1909. 
Photographs: Views of Mt. Semeroe and effects of 
eruptions. 
Maps: Top of Mt. Semeroe in 1909 and in 1911, 
scale 1 :20,000. 
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120 —GENT. L. F. van 
De erfpachtperceelen in de Afdeeling Loemadjang 
(The allotments in hereditary lease in the Division 
Loemadjang). In: Jaarverslag van den Topogra- 
fischen Dienst, Vol. vni, 1912, pp 190-200. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Besoeks (torrents), the 
volcanic eruptions affecting the allotments in heredi- 
tary lease. The history of these allotments, their 
labour. 
Map: The allotments in hereditary lease in the Divi- 
sion Loemadjang, scale 1 : 200,000. 
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121 — GENT. L. F. van 
De G. Lamongan (Mt. Lamongan). In; Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. ix, 1913, pp 
158-159. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the ascent of Mt. Lamon- 
gan on 13th November, 1913. 
Photographs: A number of views of Mt. Lamongan. 
Map: Craters of the G. Lamongan and G. Taroeb. 
scale 1 ; 10,000. 
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122 — GENT, L. F. van 
Aardrijkskundige benamingen in Midden- en Dost- 
Java. (Geographical names in Central and East 
Java). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xi, 1915, pp 176-212. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Examples of geographical names connected 
with history (Hindoo, Islam, Balinese, Chinese, etc.); 
interpretation of the names of rivers, mountains, 
desas. 
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99 123 —GENT, L. F. van 
Aardrijkskundige benamingen in en om Batavia. 
(Geographical names in and around Batavia). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xn, 
1916, pp 274-283. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The history of Batavia as reflected in its 
geographical names. 
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124 —GENT. L. F. van 
Aardrijkskundige benamingen in West-Java. (Geo- 
graphical names in West-Java). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 1917, pp 168-215. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the geographical names of 
West Java. Ancient names, the influence of Hindo> 
Buddism, local tradition and the attempt to explain 
it. Some ancient names; the influence of Islam, the 
contact with Europeans; emigration, etc., introduc- 
tion of an ordered administration; geographical 
names formed regularly; survey of the newer ter- 
minology (deserts, mountains, rivers and lakes 
islands, bays and capes). 
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125 —GENT, L. F. van 
Korte beschrijving van het Dieng-Plateau. (Brief 
description of the Dieng Plateau). In; Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, 1919, pp 
h9-88. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the ancient Hindu monu- 
ments of the Dieng Plateau, 
Photographs: Views of the plateau and of Hindu 
monuments. 
Map: The Dieng Plateau, scale 1 : 50,000. 
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126— GEORGE, Adel© 
By motor car through Java and Sumatra. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, 
No. 9, 1920, pp 228-232. 
Contents: Motor trip along Java’s north coast 
(Soerabaya-Grisee-Lamongan-Tjepoe, the B.P.M. oil 
centre, Semarang-Cheribon-Lembang-Bandung across 
Mt. Masigit to Tjandjur-Sindanglaja-Buitenzorg) 
and through Sumatra (Medan-Brastagi-Harangaul 
to Lake Toba-Fort de Kock-Durian coal mine). 
Photographs: Views of Sumatra. 
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127— GEORGE. A. 
Things to be seen ’neath Java’s Mata Hari. In; 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, 
No. 2, 1921, pp 115-125. 
Contents: A tourist’s impressions. 
Photograph: Mt. Tangkoeban Prahoe. 
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128 —GERTIS, A. 
Where the Hindus made their last stand. The Hindu 
fortress Kuta Bedah at Malang. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. II, 1925, pp 731-733. 
Contents: Relates the end of the fight of the Hindu 
against the Moslems. 
Photographs: A series of views of the locality. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
129—GILS, I. M. van 
Beschrijving van eenige meren en gevonden oudheden 
in de Residenties Preanger-Regentschappen en Cheri- 
bon. (Description of some lakes and antiquities that 
have been found in the Preanger and Cheribon resi- 
dencies). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xn, 1916, pp 235-242. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief description of the lakes of Telaga- 
Patenggang, Sitoe-Lengkong, Telaga Sangiang, and 
statues of idols found there. 
Photographs: Views of Lake Pendjaloe and Hindu 
antiquities. 
Maps: Telaga Patenggang, scale 1 : 10,000; Sitoe 
Lengkong, scale 1 : 10,000; Telaga Sangiang, scale 
1 ; 10,000. 
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130 —GILS. I. M. van 
Een greep uit Cheribon’s verleden. (A selection from 
Cheribon’s past). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xiv, 1918, pp 151-156. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the tomb of Soenan Goe- 
noeng Rjati who introduced Islam to Java. 
Photographs: Views of the burial place. 
Maps: The Sultan’s tomb Goenoeng Djati, scale 
1 ; 2,000. 
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131—GODDARD, E. J. 
Reports on problems of tropical primary production 
in Java. Typescript 1929, pp 108. 
Contents: The author describes his itinerary, the 
area, population, agricultural pursuits, rainfall apd 
climate, transport, Government administration afid 
research. Estate and native cultivation. Genefal 
observations and recommendations with a view to 
a similar development of tropical agriculture in 
Queensland. 
Copy in Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne. 
132 — GOENOENG. Njonja 
The mountain resorts of Java. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. i, No. 7, 1933, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Description of some Javanese mountain 
resorts. 
Photographs: Views of Saragan, Tjisoeroepan, and 
Nongkodjadjar. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
133 —GOTZ, F. F. F. 
Railways in the Netherlands Indies with special 
reference to the island of Java. In: Bulletin of the 
Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n. No. 4, 
1939, pp 267-290. 
Contents: History of railway construction in the 
Netherlands East Indies. Lines and rolling stock; 
receipts and expenses from 1929 to 1937; the competi- 
tion of road traffic; measures to overcome the 
effects of the depression; the railway service. 
100 Map: Railway map of Java and Madoera 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; University Library, Melbourne. 
134 —GRANDJEAN, J. B. 
A crater journey in the vicinity of Bandoeng In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. iv. No. 7, 1923, pp 444-447, 
Contents: A description of a few of the many vol- 
canoes in the Preanger region. 
Photographs: Views of several of the volcanoes, in- 
cluding one from the air. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
135 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Foreign Office: Historical Section. Java (with 
Madura). Handbook No. 82. London, 1920, pp 97, 
Contents: 1. Geography, physical and political. 2. 
Political history. 3. Social and political conditions. 
4. Economic conditions. Section 1. deals with the 
position and extent, surface, coasts and river system, 
climate, sanitary conditions, race and language, 
population. Section 4 includes information on com- 
munications and products. 
Copies in Department of External Affairs Library, 
Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Department 
of Defence Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Library. 
Sydney; University Library, Adelaide. 
136 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Admiralty — Hydrographic Department — Eastern 
Archipelago Pilot, Vol. iv. 2nd edition, 1939. Lon- 
don, 1939, pp 252. Supplement No. 2, 1941. 
Contents: Comprises the western end of Java, the 
southern and eastern coasts of Sumatra, Straat 
Soenda, Straat Banka. Gaspir Strait, Straat Kari- 
mata, the western coast of Borneo from Tanjong 
Sambar to the entrance of the Kleine Kapoeas River, 
the Riouw and Lingga Archipel, with the various 
routes leading to Singapore and the China Sea. 
Glossaries on native and Dutch words and informa- 
tion on charts. 
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137 — GREEN, Allan 
Rose of Malang. In: Java Gazette, Vol. iv. No. 11, 
1936, pp 1-4. 
Contents: This is a description of a romance between 
native servants. Its value lies in the photographs. 
Photographs: A series of pictures in the vicinity of 
Malang. 
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138 — GROENHOF, G. P. 
Kort economisch overzicht van de districten in de 
Residentie Cheribon na afloop der Iste tienjaarlijksche 
herziening in 1919. (Brief economic survey of the 
districts of the residency Cheribon after the first 
ten years’ revision in 1919). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, part 2, 1919, pp 187- 
213. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of industries and lines of com- 
munication in the districts of Cheribon. The average 
size of sawah and of tegellen property in each dis- 
trict per average family (of five). 
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139 — GRONDIJS, H. 
Wadoek Telaga Mendjer, Residentie Wonosobo. In: 
faarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1929, pp 89-92. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An enquiry into the advisability of using 
Mendjer crater lake as a reservoir. 
Map: Wadoek Telaga Mendjar, Residency Wono- 
sobo, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
140 — GRONDIJS. H, 
Wadoek Sempor, Afdeeling Bagelen. (Wadoek Sem- 
per, Division of Bagelen). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnweien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1930, pp 100-102. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the Sempor River and 
proposed reservoir. 
Map: The Sempor River, scale 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library. Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
141 —GRONDIJS. H. 
Wadoek Kali Kodak, Afdeeling Modjokerto. 
(Wadoek Kali Kodak, Division of Modjokerto). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in hi ederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 115-117. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Study of the location and vicinity of a 
projected reservoir dam. 
Map: Situation of Kali Kodak River, scale 1:7,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
142 — GRONDIJS. H. 
Watervoorziening Loerahgoeng, Afdeeling Cheribon. 
(Water supply Loerahgoeng, Cheribon Division). 
In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 99-101. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the water supply for 
Loerahgoeng in the Cheribon Division, Central Java 
Map: The vicinity of Loerahgoeng, scale I : 50,000 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
143 — GRONDIJS, H. 
Catastrofe en herstel van de waterleiding van Jog- 
jakarta, Gouvernement Jogjakarta. (Collapse and 
reparation of the channel of Jogjakarta, Jogjakarta 
Government). In: Jaarboek van bet Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 101- 
112. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the water pipe line supply- 
ing Jogjakarta. Its collapse and reconstruction. 
Maps: Source region of the Kali Koening, scale 
1 ; 5,000; Course of the Kali Koening, scale 1 : 5,000; 
Inset: General map, scale 1 ; 250,000. 
101 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
144 — GRONDIfS, H. 
De aardbeving van Boemiajoe, Afdeeling Pekalongan. 
(The earthquake of Boemiajoe, Pekalongan Division). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 163-167. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of an earthquake in the 
Pekalongan Region, north coast of Central Java. 
Map: General map of the earthquake area in the 
vicinity of Boemiajoe, scale 1 : 100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
145 — GRONDIJS, H. 
Tunneltrace bij het kratermeer Ngebel, Afdeeling 
Madioen. (Route of a tunnel near the crater lake 
Ngebel, Madioen Division). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1931, pp 169-171. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes a tunnel on the railway near 
Ngebel, in the mountains above Madioen. 
Map: Vicinity of the Kali Djeram, scale 1 : 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
146 — GRONDIJS. H. and SCHMIDT, K. G. R. 
Aardschuiving tusschen Batoedjadjar en Tjihampelas 
in den weg Bandoeng-Tjililin, Afdeeling Midden-Pri- 
angan. (Landslide between Batoedjadjar and Tji- 
hampelas on the Bandoeng Tjililin road. Division of 
Central Priangan). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 
205-208. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of a landslide on the Ban- 
doeng Tjililin road with a few topographical details. 
Map: Landslide on the government road Batoed- 
jadjar-Tjihampelas, scale 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
147 - GRONDIJS. H., and SCHMIDT, K. G. R. 
Wadoek Bantarkawoeng. In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1931, pp 88-92. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of a reservoir dam in the 
Pekalongan Division, Central Java. 
Map: Reservoir dam, Pekalongan Division, scale 
1 : 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
148 —GRONDIJS. H., and SCHMIDT. K. G. R. 
Wadoek Blembeng. In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 
92-99, (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the icservoir dam, Wadoek 
Blembeng, in the Pekalongan Division, Central Java. 
Map: Reservoir dam, scale 1 ; 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne. 
149 — GSOLLPOINTNER, K. 
Het Internationale breedtestation Batavia. (The 
international latitude station Batavia). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol, xxvi, 
1930, pp 72-80. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author discusses the choice of the 
place for the International Latitude Station, describes 
its site on the airfield Tjililitan, the buildings, instru- 
ments and staff and the state of development 
reached. 
Photographs: Instruments and buildings. 
Map: Batavia and environs. Section across the 
station ground, scale I ; 2,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
150— HAAN, F. de 
Oud Batavia. 2nd Edition. Bandoeng, A. C. Nix, 
1935, pp 860 and vol. of plates. (In Dutch). 
Contents: By chapter headings; (1) Foundation; 
(2) To the death of Coen; (3) Development to 1650; 
(4) The Castle; (5) Walls, gates, squares, parks, 
canals and streets; (6) Public buildings; (7) The 
company’s factories, markets, warehouses; (8) Out- 
skirts, suburbs, resorts, Weltevreden; (9) Sugar and 
rack industries, Meester Cornelis, environs; (10) 
Slaves, inland population; (11) Foreign Orientals; 
(12) Mardijken and mixed bloods; (13) European 
citizens; (14) Houses; (15) Furniture; (16) Daily 
life; (17) Marriage and burial; (18) Transport; (19) 
Recreation; (20) Church, school, learning, the press; 
(21) Municipal affairs; (22) Sanitary conditions, 
statistics; (23) Trade. A magnificently produced 
historical survey. 
Photographs: Numerous fine collotype plates of 
furniture, houses, facsimiles, etc., of historical interest 
only. 
Copy in the National Library, Canberra. 
151 —HAAR, C. ter 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 58 (Boemiajoe) met een korte 
agrogeologische beschrijving door J. Szemian. (Geo- 
logical map of Java, scale 1 ; 100,000. Explanation 
of sheet 58 (Boemiajoe), with a short agrogeological 
description by J. Szemian). 8vo. Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, 1934, pp 65. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, useful minerals, hot 
springs, climate, vegetation, agriculture, quality of 
soils. 
Maps: Two geological survey maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
152 — HALKEMA, H. W. 
Road development in the Netherlands East Indies 
In: Java Gazette, Vol. vm, No. 1, 1939, pp 19-22. 
Contents: The growth of roadways under the influ- 
ence of motor traffic. 
102 Photographs: Set of views of roads in Java. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
153 — HAMILTON. A. H. 
Temples of Central Java. Reprint from The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. m. Nos. 16/17, 1935, pp 20. 
Contents: Description of the old temples and of the 
restoration work achieved. 
Photographs: Views and details of the temples before 
and after restoration. 
Map: Map of the principal temple complexes of 
central Java. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
154 —HARLOFF, Ch. E. A. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 67, Bandjarnegara. (Geological map 
of Java, scale I : 100,000; explanation of sheet 67, 
Bandjarnegara). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks and 
V. D. Klits, 1933, Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van 
den Mijnbouw, pp 47. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, useful minerals, hot 
springs, topography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
155 —HARLOFF, C. E. A. and PANNEKOEK, A. I. 
De omgeving van den Boroboedoer. (The surround- 
ings of Boroboedoer). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lvh, 1940, pp 13-23. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A topographical investigation of the neigh- 
bourhood of Borobudur. Situation, history of the 
question, Nieuwenkamp’s supposed lake; the shallow 
gullies near Borobudur, v conclusion. 
Map: The neighbourhood of Borobudur, scale 
1 : 25,000 12.5m contours. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
156 —HARTLEY. H. 
The fruit of a fruitful land. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 
No, 8, 1929, pp 329-332. 
Contents: Description of various fruits grown in 
Java and of Javanese fruit-dishes. 
Photographs: Different types of fruit. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
157 —HARTMANN, M. A. 
Die Vulkangruppe im Suedwesten des Salik-Vulkans 
in W. Java. (The volcanic group to the SW of 
Salik volcano in West Java). In; Natuurkundig 
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xcvm, 
1938, pp 215-248. (In German). 
Contents: Description of Perbakti, Endoet or Wajang, 
Kiaraberes and Cagak volcanoes. 
Photographs: A series of views of the volcanoes. 
Maps: Salak volcanic range, scale 1 :200,000, with 
profile sketches. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
158 — HARTOGH. C. 
Education in Netherlands India. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 642-647. 
Contents'. Survey of the school system of the Nether- 
lands East Indies. 
PhotographI: Pictures of universities, schools and 
school-children in the N.E.l. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
159 — HEEK, I. G. B. van 
Rapport over een onderzoek in den krater van den 
vulkaan Papandajan. (Report of an investigation 
in the crater of the volcano Papandajan). In; 
Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
1906, pp 174-186. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. The results of a scientific investigation 
in the crater of Mt. Papandajan, West Java. 
Photographs'. Views of the volcano. 
Map: The volcano Papandajan, scale 1 : 20,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
160 — HEPWORTH, T. P. 
Holiday in Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. v, No. 12, 
1924, pp 807-813. 
Contents: Brief description of a tourist's trip in 
Java. 
Photographs: A few typical scenes in Java. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
161 — HETZEL. W. H. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 ; 100,000. Toe- 
lichting bij blad 54, Madjenang. (Geological map of 
Java, scale 1 : 100,000. Explanation of sheet 54, 
Madjenang). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1935. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw), 
pp 53. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, useful minerals, hot 
springs. 
Photographs: Studies of geological interest. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the western part of 
the basin of Bentarsari, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
162 — HINTE, I. van 
De excursie van het internationaal aardrijkskundig 
congres naar Nederlandsch-Indie. (Excursion of the 
international geographical congress to the Netherlands 
Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 
85-97. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general account of a five weeks’ tour, 
covering Java, Bali and Sumatra, with references 
to current literature. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra. Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart, 
163 — #t HOEN, C. W. A. P. 
Verslag over de uitkomsten van een geologisch- 
mijnbouwkundig onderzoek in een gedeelte der 
Residentie Rembang. (Report on the results of a 
103 geological mining investigation in a part of the 
residency of Rembang). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
we?en in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 
2de gedeelte, pp 202-254. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The results of geological and mining 
investigations near Rembang, East Java, with a 
few topographical details. 
Maps: General geological map of a part of North 
Rembang, scale 1 : 50,000; Coalfield Ngandang-Lodan. 
Sedan District, scale 1 : 20,000; Inset; 5 profiles of 
geological formations. In Atlas volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
164 —'t HOEN, C. W. A. P. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Indischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Toelichting 
bij blad xvi, Midden-Java. (General geological map 
of the Netherlands Indies Archipelago, scale 
I ; 1,000,000. Explanation to sheet xvi. Central Java). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1929, pp 1-72. (In Dutch, with 
summary in English). 
Contents: Stratigraphy, structural geology, economic 
geology. 
Maps: Survey map of the Netherlands East Indies 
Archipelago, sheet xvi. Central Java, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
In Atlas volume for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne, 
165 — HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART, Batavia 
Getijtafel voor het westgat Soerabaja - Djamoeang 
Rif voor het jaar 1942. (Tide table for the west 
entrance of Soerabaja-Djamoeang Reef for the 
year 1942). pp 40. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Tide table. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
166 —HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART, Batavia 
Getijtafel voor het oostgat Soerabaja, Karang Kleta, 
voor het jaar 1942. (Tide table for the east entrance 
of Soerabaja, Karang Kleta, for the year 1942). 
pp 40. (In Dutch). 
Contents: fide table. 
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167 —HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART, Batavia 
Getijtafel voor Tjilatjap voor het jaar 1942. (Tide 
table for Tjilatjap for the year 1942). pp 40. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Tide table. 
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168 — HOOP, A. M. J. Thomassen a Thuessink van der 
Door de lucht naar Indie. (By air to the Indies). 
8vo. Amsterdam, Scheltens and Giltay, 1925, pp 343. 
On Dutch). 
Contents; Record of a flight from Holland to the 
Netherlands Indies, October-November, 1924, under 
the auspices of the Comite Vliegtocht Nederland- 
Indie; air communication in the Netherlands Indies; 
air communication between Holland and the Indies. 
Photographs: A series of pictures of the Indies from 
the air. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide 
169 — HOOZE. J. A. 
Onderzoekingen in het kolenterrein bij Soekaboemi. 
(Investigations in the coal area near Soekaboemi). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1882, pp 5-65. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Report of a search for coal near Soeka- 
boemi, West Java, with few topographical details. 
Map: Geological map of the coastal terrain near 
Soekaboemi; and general map of Preanger resi- 
dency. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
170— HORATIO 
Twin mountains of East Java. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xn, No. 3, 1931, pp 131-134. 
Contents: Description of an ascent of Ardjoeno and 
Welirang, 
Photographs'. Views of Mts. Ardjoeno and Welirang. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
171 —HORATIO 
Smeroe’s noble head. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. 
No. 4. 1931, pp 156-160. 
Contents; Description of an ascent of Java’s high- 
est mountain. 
Photographs: A series of views in the mountain 
region around Smeroe. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
172 — HORATIO 
Mount Raoeng. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 12, 
1931, pp 572-574. 
Contents: Description of a climb up Mount Raoeng, 
11,000 feet above the plain of Bondowoso, East 
Java. 
Photographs: Views of the crater of Mt. Raoeng. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
173 — HOESTTNK, J. Th. 
Aanteekeningen bij de kraterkaart van den G. 
Slamat. (Remarks on the crater map of Mt. Slamat). 
In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xxv, 1929, pp 97-99. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Changes in the summit of Mt. Slamat 
between 1910 and 1929. Description of the ascent. 
Photographs: A series of views illustrative of the 
text. 
Maps: Crater maps of Mt. Slamat in 1910 and 1929, 
scale 1 : 10,000; Sections across Mt. Slamat, 1929. 
Copy in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
104 Indie, Verhandelingen, 1880, deel I, pp 3-38. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. The search for coal in the Preanger, with 
a few topographical details. 
Map-. Part of the Preanger districts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
180 —HYMANS, H. M. 
Reformative aims in the penal system of Netherlands 
India. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. Nos. 11/12, 1928, 
pp 659-662. 
Contents'. Description of the reformatory for juvenile 
delinquents at Tanah Tinggi, near Batavia. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
181 — INTER-OCEAN 
Through the granary of the east. From Batavia to 
Bandoeng via Buitenzorg-Soekaboemi. In; Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 2, 1925, pp 115-120. 
Contents'. Description of the trip for the tourist, 
including excursions from Buitenzorg to the tea 
estate Tjiapoes, to the crater of Mt. Salak, to the 
geysers of Tjisolok, from Soekaboemi to the falls 
of the Tjibeureum, to Njalindoeng, to Wijnkoops 
Bay and the hot springs at Tjisolok; from Sindang- 
laya to Telaga Warna and the Poentjak Pass, to 
Tjipanas, to Tjibodas, to the crater of the Gedeh 
and Pangerango. to the falls of the Tjibeureum 
Photographs: A series of views in West Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
182 — INTER-OCEAN 
Bandoeng, the mountain city of Netherlands India. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 3, 1925, pp 177-180. 
Contents: Description for the tourist, of Bandoeng 
and the following excursions from Bandoeng; to the 
bathing place Tjiampelas; to the falls of Dago; to 
Sangkoeriang; to the falls of Tjisaroea; to Penga- 
lengan; to Telaga Patengan and the craters Poetih, 
Patoeha, Tjiwedej and Tjiboeni; to the Tjoeroeg 
Halimoen; to Lembang and the crater of the 
Tangkoeban Prahoe. 
Photographs: A few views in and around Bandoeng. 
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183 — INTER-OCEAN 
In Java’s scenic paradise. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi, 
No. 4, 1925,-pp 232-237. 
Contents: Guide for tourists; From Bandoeng to 
Garoet; excursions from Garoet to the crater of 
the Papandajan, to the Kawah Kamodjan, to the 
Telaga Bodas, to the Kawah Manoek, to the Lakes 
of Bagendit, Leles and the hot springs of Tjipanas, 
ascent of Mt. Tjikorai, to the lake of Pandjaloe, 
various automobile rides from Garoet. 
Photographs: Some typical Java scenes. 
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184 — INTER-OCEAN 
In Java’s volcanic paradise. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. 
No. 5, 1925, pp 275-282. 
Contents: Series of photographs with short descrip- 
tive text describing the volcanoes and how to get 
to them. 
174 —HORSTINK, J. Th. 
Poegerese toilers of the deep. In; Inter-Ocean. Vol. 
vim, No. 6, 1927, pp 346-347. 
Contents: Text accompanying two photographs of 
the sea coast at Poeger, a fishing village on the 
south coast of Java. 
Photographs: Coastal views at Poeger. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
175 — HORSTINK, J. Th. 
Reminiscences of Bantam. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. x. 
No. 8, 1929, pp 325-328. 
Contents: Impressions from Bantam and historical 
notes. 
Photographs: Minaret of Bantam; Part of the old 
fort; Old gun in the castle; Dutch graves of 1763; 
Old wall of the fort. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
176 HOUWINK, L. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar aanleiding van de 
uitbarsting van den vulkaan Keloet . . . Mei 1901. 
(Report of an investigation into the cause of an 
eruption of the volcano Keloet . . . May 1901). In; 
jaarboek van bet in Nederland sc h-Indie, 
1901, pp 122-136. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Findings of an enquiry into the causes 
of Mt. Keloet’s eruption in 1901. 
Map: Crater lake of the volcano Keloet, scale 
1 ; 20,000 Map of Java showing area affected by 
the eruption. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne. 
177 — HUBBARD, George Davis 
Industrialization for tropical regions. In: Congrts 
International de Geographie, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome 
n, Travaux de la Section me, pp 550-558. 
Contents: Discussion of the possibilities for indus- 
trialization in Java, the Philippines, Belgian Congo 
and India. The author considers that the lack of 
power resources disqualifies Java and the Philippines 
from becoming industrialized in the temperate zone 
sense. He sees the future of these and other tropical 
regions in improved primary production. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
178 — HUGUENIN, J. A. 
Verslag van het onderzoek naar kolenafzettingen in 
de Preanger regentschappen. (Report of the investi- 
gation of coal deposits in the Preanger districts). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1878, deel II, pp 99-116. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The search for coal in the Preanger, 
with a few topographical details. 
Map: Vicinity of the projected tunnel near the 
village Tjimenteng, Soekaboemi, scale 1 :20,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
179 — HUGUENIN. I. A. 
Verslag van het onderzoek naar kolenafzettingen in 
de Preanger regentschappen. (Report on an investi- 
gation of coal deposits in the Preanger districts). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
105 Photographs: A series of scenes in the volcanic 
regions. 
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185 — INTER-OCEAN 
Round about Sourabaya, East Java’s commercial 
centre. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 5, 1925, pp 299- 
303. 
Contents: Advice to the tourist visiting Sourabaya; 
arrival, customs house, means of communication, 
general description, clubs, places of interest, excur- 
sions to Grissee, to the Island of Madoera, to 
Trawas and Patjet, etc. 
Photographs: Views in and around Sourabaya. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
186 — INTER-OCEAN 
Tourist rambles in East Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi, No. 6, 1925, pp 357-361. 
Contents: A tourist’s guide to Malang, Tosari, the 
Bromo and the Sand Sea. 
Photographs: Panoramic view of the Sand Sea taken 
from the summit of Mt. Papandajan. 
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187 — INTER-OCEAN 
In Sultanic Mid-Java, In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi, 
No. 7, 1925, pp 426-429. 
Contents: A tourist’s guide to Djokjakarta, its places 
of interest, excursions to the Borobudur, to the 
Sultan’s graves at Pasar Gedeh and at Imogiri. A 
visit to Soerakarta. 
Photographs: A few views in Djokja, including 
one from the air. 
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188 — INTER-OCEAN 
State railways of the Netherlands East Indies. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 9, 1925, pp 570-577. 
Contents: Brief description of the State railways 
from the tourist’s point of view. 
Photographs: Views on the Netherlands East Indies 
railways, including airscape in West Java. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
189 — INTER-OCEAN 
Grand drives in Weltevreden. 'In: Inter-Ocean, Vol, 
vii. No. 4, 1926, pp 209-214. 
Contents: Description of some beautiful parks in 
Batavia’s residential quarter. 
Photographs: Views in Batavia. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
190 — INTER-OCEAN 
The restaurants of Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. 
No. 7. 1926, pp 389-396. 
Contents: Series of photographs with short descrip- 
tive text. 
Photographs: Some native restaurants in Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
191 — INTER-OCEAN 
When the waters are out; inundated java In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vin. No. 3, 1929, pp 94-96. 
Contents: Brief description of the sparsely inhabited 
area of Bantam. 
Photograph: Bantam—flooded. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
192 — INTER-OCEAN 
The Soembing and Sindoro: twin mountains of Java. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 10, 1929, pp 415-418. 
Contents: Tourist’s description of the two mountains. 
Photographs: Views of Mts. Soembing and Sindoro. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
193 — INTER-OCEAN 
Netherlands Indies State railways. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. x, Nos. 11/12, 1929, pp 462-468. 
Contents: A brief description of the development 
of the State railways. 
Photographs: A number of views of railways and 
bridges. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: NEFIS Library. 
194 — INTER-OCEAN 
Penandjoeng. In: Inter-Ocean. Vol. xi. No 1, 1930, 
pp 39-41. 
Contents: Description of the rest-place and national 
park on the peninsula of Penandjoeng, between 
Maurits Bay in the east, Dirk de Vries Bay and Bay 
of Parigi in the west, on the south coast of Java. 
Photographs: Aerial and other views of the penin- 
sula of Penandjoeng. 
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195 — INTER-OCEAN 
Waterfalls near the south coast. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xi. No. 2, 1930, pp 84-85. 
Contents: Descriptions of some waterfalls in Java’s 
south coast mountains. 
Photographs: Studies of waterfalls. 
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196—INTER-OCEAN 
On the Tengger. The village of Djarak Idjau. In; 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, No. 4, 1930, pp 163-167. 
Contents: Description of an excursion from Malang 
to Tengger. 
Photographs: Views in the Tengger region. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
197 — INTER-OCEAN 
Along Java’s south coast. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, 
1930, pp 192-193. 
Contents: Series of photographs, with short descrip- 
tive text. 
Photographs: Coastal views. 
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106 198 — INTER-OCEAN 
Ancient customs of the Javanese. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xm, No. 4, 1932, pp 147-148. 
Contents: Procession of the holy flag of Djokja- 
karta to exorcise the plague at the town of Kotta 
Gede, 
Photographs: Two groups from the procession. 
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199 —IRELAND, Alleyne 
The far eastern tropics. Studies in the administra- 
tion of tropical dependencies. (Hong Kong, British 
North Borneo, Sarawak, Burma, the Federated Malay 
States, the Straits Settlements, French Indo China, 
Java, the Philippine Islands). London, Constable, 
1905, pp 332. 
Contents: Studies on various phases of British, 
American, French and Dutch colonial policy and 
administration. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
200 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Arabs of Java. In: Java Gazette, Vol. I, No. 8, 
1933, supplement. 
Contents: Brief account of the distribution of Arabs 
in Java and their modes of life. 
Photographs: Types of Arab dwellings. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Melbournev 
201 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Evolution of public conveyances in Java. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. n. No. 5, 1933, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Street traffic in Javanese towns. 
Photographs: Old steam tram in Batavia, and other 
types of street vehicles. 
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202 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Government of Jogjakarta. In: Java Gazette, 
Vo’, n. No. 7, 1934, pp 1-4. 
Contents : The temples, arts and crafts of Jogjakarta, 
Java. 
Photographs: Studies of native art. 
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203 —JAVA GAZETTE 
The Government of Surakarta. In: Java Gazette, 
Vol. ii. No. 8, 1934, pp 1-4. 
Contents: The town of Surakarta and its environs. 
Photographs: Typical views in the Surakarta 
Sultanate. 
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204 — JAVA GAZETTE 
Buitenzorg. In: Java Gazette, Vol. in. No. 1, 1934, 
PP 1-4. 
Contents: Description tor the tourist. 
Photographs: Views in and around Buitenzorg. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
205 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Rice production of Java. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vm. 
No, 2, 1939, pp 59-60. 
Contents-. History of the cultivation of rice. Java’s 
rice production and foreign trade in rice. Rice 
growing in the Outer Possessions and the import sur- 
plus of milled rice from there. The rice policy of 
the Netherlands Indies Government. 
Photographs: Java rice fields. 
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206 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Java’s new airport. In; Java Gazette, Vol. vm, 
No. 3, 1939, p 86. 
Contents: Plans for an airport at Sourabaya. 
Photographs: Kali Perak, where flying boats will land. 
Map: The position of the new airport. 
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207 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Kroepoek. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vm, No. 4, 1939, 
p 119. 
Contents: Kroepoek is a native product made of 
tapioca flour and (for the best-known variety) 
shrimp. The manufacturing centre is the regency of 
Sidoardjo in the Province of East Java. 
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208 —JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Handboek voor toerisme in Nederlandsch-Indie. 
(Handbook for tourists in the Netherlands Indies). 
Semarang, pp 244. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General advice to motorists. For Java: 
Alphabetical list of places which can be reached 
by motor car; lists of hotels and passangrahans; 
springs and spas, antiquities and other sights; in- 
land ferries; inter-local telephone offices; regula- 
tions for driving on certain roads. For Madoera: 
Alphabetical list of places which can be reached by 
motor car; list of passangrahans, springs and spas; 
sights; inter-local telephone offices. (For Sumatra, 
Celebes, Outer Possessions, see annotation under this 
heading in these sections). 
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209 —JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Afstandstabellen. (Tables of distances). 12th edition, 
pp 95. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Tables of distances in kilometres for Java 
and Madoera. Alphabetical lists of the sugar fac- 
tories and of the estates in Java with the distance 
to the nearest place. 
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210 —JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Automobielkaart van Java en Madoera. (Automobile 
map of Java and Madoera). 
Contents: A photostat negative of motor map 
showing type of roads, railways, tramlines, etc. 
Also location of residents, etc. In three parts (6 
photostat sheets), scale 1 : 500,000. 
Copy in AGS map files. 
107 211 —JONG, I. A. de 
Megalithische oudheden op het Yang-hoogland. 
(Megalithic antiquities on the Yang highlands). In: 
fijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. liv, 1937, pp 22-29, 215-218. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of some of the antiquities to 
be found in the Idjen Highlands (East Java). 
Photographs: A series of views in the highlands. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
212 —IONKER, H. J. W. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar het voorkomen van 
kolen bij Bedjong-Manik, distrikt Parong-Koedjang, 
afdeeling Lebak. (Report of a search for coal near 
Bodjong-Manik, district of Parong-Koedjang, divi- 
sion of Lebak). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1872, deel 11, 
pp 153-171. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on results of a search for coal in 
the Parong district. 
Map: Sketch of the coalfield near Bodjong-Manik, 
scale I : 25,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
213 —JURGEN, Phillip Terence 
On the edge of a crater. In; Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine. Vol, 2, No. 11, 1921, pp 388-389. 
Contents : Description of an excursion to Tangkoeban 
Prahoe, an extinct volcano some seven miles from 
Bandoeng in the Preanger Regencies. 
Photographs: View of the crater and crater lake. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
214 —JURGEN, Phillip Terence 
Bandoeng. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Maga- 
zine, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1922, pp 47-48. 
Contents: Brief description of Bandoeng from the 
tourist’s point of view. 
Photographs: Views of Bandoeng. 
Copy in Mitchell Library. Sydney. 
215 JUSTESEN, P. Th. 
De Goenoeng Merapi in de Padangsche bovenlanden. 
(Mt. Merapi in the Padang highlands). In; Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxxvn, 1920, pp 181-194. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Describes an ascent of Merapi in 1908, 
with notes on the topography. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates: I. From Parapatti 
ridge looking NW. 2. From summit of the “half- 
moon” looking SW. 3. From eastern rim of crater 
of Volcano F looking NE. 4. From top of “half- 
moon” looking E. 
Maps: Small scale locality map. Sketch map of 
Merapi by Verbeek (1878), scale 1 : 20,000. Sketch 
map of Merapi from Topograpische Dienst 1893, 
scale 1 : 26,667. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
216 — K, J. B. y.d. 
A visit to the falls of Tjianten. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xiii, No. 3, 1932, pp 113-115. 
Contents: Description of a trip from Weltevreden to 
the waterfall of the Tjianten, near Leuwiliang. 
Photographs: Views of the waterfall and river. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney. 
217 —KALFF. S. 
The Wynkoops Bay. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 11, 1922, pp 360-362. 
Contents: Brief description of the bay on the south- 
west coast of Java. 
Photographs: 2 views of the bay. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
218 — KAMPEN. P. N. van 
The amphibia of the Indo-Australasian archipelago. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1923, pp 304. 
Contents: Lists and describes 254 species, with 
index of their distribution. 
Photographs: 29 line-blocks from drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth 
219 — KAROW. Jean 
Life in the mountains. In; Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 8, 1921, pp 136-138. 
Contents: The beauty spots of the Javanese 
Mountains. 
Photographs: Views in the mountain regions. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
220 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
De aardbeving van Maos op 9-10 September 1916. 
(The earthquake of Maos on 9-10 September 1916). 
In: Jaarboek van bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 11-24. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A report of an inquiry into the causes 
of an earthquake. A geographical and geological 
description of the locality Banjoemas to Schildpad- 
den Bay in South Central Java. The illustrations 
show the effect of the shocks on buildings. 
Maps: Sketch map of the earthquake region of 
Maos, 9-10 September 1916, scale 1 :200,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Hobart. 
221 —KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
Rapport omtrent een ijzerertsvoorkomen op dc 
hellingen van den Tangkoeban Prahoe, nabij Tjiater, 
Residentie Batavia, Pamanoekan- en Tjiasemlanden. 
(Report on the occurrence of iron ore on the slopes. 
108 of the Tangkoeban Prahoe, near Tjiater, residency 
of Batavia, Pamanoekan and Tjiasem districts). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste gedeelte, pp 3-8. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the discovery of iron ore on the 
slopes of the volcano Tangkoeban Prahoe, with 
few topographical details. 
Map: Iron ore deposits in the neighbourhood of 
the village Tjiater, residency of Batavia, scale 
1 : 25,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
222 — KEMMERLING, G. L. L. 
Uit Indie’s vulkaanrijk. (From the volcano realm 
of the Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxix, 
1922, pp 1-41. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short survey of the results of vulcano- 
logical research during the preceding few years. 
Section A deals with volcanoes and volcanic phe- 
nomena in the residencies of Sumatra—west coast 
(north part), and Tapanoeli (Danau Manindjau, 
G. Tandikat, G. Merapj, G. Ophir, G. Sorik Merapi) 
sulphur fields and hot springs; Section B with the 
eruption of Mt. Keloet, 19-20 May 1919; Section 
C Mt. Merapi; Section D Mt. Semaroe; Section E 
Mt Bromo; Section F Mt. Lamongan; Section G 
renewed activity of Mt. Keloet, 6-7 December 1921; 
Section H on the forecasting of volcanic disasters. 
Map: Area covered by flows from Mts. Semaroe, 
Bromo and Lamongan, scale 1 : 750,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
223 — KEMMERLING, G. L. L. 
Beschouwingen over de hernieuwde werking van den 
Merapi der Vorstenlanden van December 1930. (Con- 
siderations on the renewed activity of Merapi in the 
Sultanates in December 1930). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlviii, 1931, pp 712-743. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the eruptions of 19th December 
1930 and their preliminaries and results. 
Photographs: 10 views showing the course of the 
eruption and the principal lava flows. 
Map: West slope of Merapi, scale 1 : 100,000, show- 
ing course of lava streams, bridle tracks and foot- 
paths. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
224 —KERBOSCH, M. 
Some notes on Cinchona culture and the world con- 
sumption of quinine. In: Bulletin of the Colonial 
Institute of Amsterdam, Vol. n, No. 1, 1935, pp 36- 
51. 
Contents: History of the cinchona culture in Java, 
as well as in other tropical countries. Its market- 
ing. The problem of how to make the possible sur- 
plus production of Java available for combating 
malaria. 
Copies in NEFIS Library: University Library, 
Melbourne. 
225 —KESSEL, P. J. B. van 
De weergave van bet oppervlakte-relief door middel 
van gekleurde hoogte-zones. (The representation of 
surface relief by means of coloured zones of alti- 
tude). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol, xxv, 1929, pp 116-122. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of Ostwald’s colour theory. 
The plastic effect of colours after Peucker. Practical 
application. 
Map; Trial sheet, scale 1 : 50,000 of sheet 37/xxxix 
of the map, scale 1 : 150,000, showing G. Pangrange 
and G. Cede in coloured zones of altitude. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
226 — KESSEL. P. J. B. van 
Proefnemingen met een instrument ter vervaardiging 
van blokdiagrammen. (Tests with an instrument for 
making block diagrams). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxv, 1929, pp 123-125. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Description of an instrument for making 
of block diagrams from maps and of the method of 
work. Block diagrams given as examples. 
Block Diagrams: Idjen plateau, scale 1 : 150,000; 
Tengger caldera, scale 1 : 150,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
227 —KLOPPER. J. 
The engineering university of Bandoeng. In: Sluy- 
ter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. in. No. 9, 
1922, pp 182-185. 
Contents: A description of the Department of En- 
gineering, Bandoeng University. 
Photographs: Views of the buildings, including an 
aerial view. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
228 —KNAPP, T. 
An ascent of the highest peak of Goentoer Moun- 
tain. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, 
Vol. in. No. 3, 1922, pp 214-217. 
Contents: A brief description of an ascent of the 
highest peak of Goentoer Mountain. 
Photographs: Views of Goentoer Mountain. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
229 — KONINKLIJK MAGNETISCH EN METEORO- 
LOGISCH OBSERVATORIUM 
Batavia. Jaarverslag 1933, 1936, 1937. (Annual 
Report). Stencilled copies. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annual report on the activities of the Royal 
Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory of Batavia. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
230 — KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUN- 
DIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board. Met dalen van de eilanden 
op de noordkust van Java. (The subsidence of the 
109 Sedoelang Islands, off the north coast of Java). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, PP 927-929. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the rapid submergence 
of some of these small scattered islands and of the 
subsidence of the sea bottom in the area. Many 
islets are individually described. 
Map: Sketch chart of these islands. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane. 
231—KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUN- 
DIG GENOOTSCHAP 
De Paaldorpen in de Kinderzee. (Pile villages in the 
Kinderzee). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, p 
355. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the fisherfolk inhabiting 
villages built on piles in the water of the Kinderzee, 
a large inlet on the Java south coast, near Tjilatjap, 
and of their forced migration inland when the silt- 
ing up of the river Tandoei deprived them of their 
livelihood. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
232 — KONINKLIJKE NEDERLANDSCH-IND1SCHE 
LUCHTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Touring the tropics at top speed. 
Contents: The regular services of the K.N.I.L.M. 
The aeroplanes used. Description of Java from the 
air. The beauty of Bali. The Toradja Lands. 
Written for the tourist. 
Photographs: A fine series of views in the Nether- 
lands East Indies, including some from the air. 
Map: Map of the services of the K.N.I.L.M. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
233 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Romance calling; Java, Bali, Sumatra, Nias, Siam, 
Indo-China, pp 40. 
Contents: Modernistic paintings of native life by Carl 
Shreve and journalistic text praising in flowing 
colours the fascination of travel in the Far East. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
234 —KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Java-Australia-Line. 1937. 
Contents: Travel booklet showing a number of views 
of Sumatra, Java and Bali. 
Photographs: A number of typical scenes in the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
235 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Some aspects of Java, 1938, pp 32. 
Contents: Prospectus and maps of Java for tourists. 
Photographs : A fine series of scenes in Java. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; National Library, 
Canberra. 
236 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
The “Paketvaart” Atlas of the Netherlands Indian 
Archipelago, pp 24. 
Contents: Photographs and maps of the Archipelago. 
Photographs: Typical scenes in the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
Map: Java, scale 1 : 2,000,000, showing main roads, 
railroads, tramways, boundaries of residencies, vol- 
canic mountains. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
237 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. 1, No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents: Description of some of the more important 
volcanoes of the Netherlands East Indies for the 
tourist. 
Photographs: A series of studies and views in the 
volcanic regions. 
Map: The principal volcanoes and mountains in the 
Netherlands East Indies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
238 — KOOLHOVEN. W. C. B. 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000; toe- 
lichting bij blad 14 (Bajah). (Geological map of 
Java, scale 1 : 100,000; explanation of sheet 14 
(Bajah). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks and V. D. 
Klits, 1933. Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst, van den 
Mijnbouw, pp 66. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Morphology, geology, useful minerals, etc., 
bibliography. 
Photographs: Valley and spring region of Tjibareno 
from Telaga. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
239 —KOP. G. G. van der 
Tandjong Priok. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian 
Magazine, Vol 1, 1920, pp 198-203. 
Contents: A description of the port of Batavia. 
Photographs: Shipping and wharves at Tandjong 
Priok. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
240 — KOP. G. G. van der 
Off the beaten path in East Java. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. 9, 1925, pp 585-592. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying photographs. 
Photographs: A fine series of views in East Java. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
241 — KOP, G. G. van der 
Under the smoke of Java’s capital. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vii. No. 3, 1926, pp 147-154. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying eight artistic 
photographs of old Batavia. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
110 242 —KUENEN, H. 
Voorloopig resultaat van een onderzoek van de G. 
Penanggoenan bij Soerabaia. (Preliminary result of 
an investigation of Mt. Penanggoenan near Soera- 
baia). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 1930, pp 48-51. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A short description based on a ten-day 
excursion in connection with the Snellius expedition. 
Photographs: 2 line profile sketches, one from the 
northeast and one from the southwest. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
243 —KUPERUS, C. 
The relation between density of population and 
utilization of soil in Java. In: Congr&s International 
de Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome n, Travaux 
de la Section me, pp 465-477. 
Contents: Attempts to explain the great differences 
occurring in the density of the population of Java 
on the basis of the utilization of the soil. 
Map: Density of population per regency in Java 
and Madoera according to the Census of 1930, scale 
1 : 5,000,000. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
244 —LAMSTER, J. C. 
Het cadastrale triangulatiejiet van Oost-Preanger. 
(The cadastral triangulation net of East Preanger). 
In: faarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
m, 1907, pp 130-139. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the cadastral triangulation net 
in East Preanger. 
Map: (the cadastral triangulation net of East Pre- 
anger) ; scale, 1:650,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
245 —LAMSTER. J. C. 
Een "uitbarsting” van de modderwel Kesanga. (An 
eruption of the mud spring Kesanga). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 368-371. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of eruptions of July 1910 of 
mud springs near Gaboes, Central Java. 
Photographs: 2 full-page plates of mounds thrown 
up by mud spring. 
Map: Mud spring Kesanga, scale 1 :6,000; Mud 
Spring Kepathian, scale 1 ; 1,200. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; University Library, 
Sydney. 
246 — LANDSDORP, A. J. 
Java’s fish ponds. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 9, 
1928, pp 512-513. 
Contents: Brief text to accompany the photographs. 
Photographs: Typical “Bandoeng” fish pond and 
fishing scenes. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
247 —LATER. J. F. H. A. 
Java’s sacred places. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine, Vol. n. No. 10, 1922, pp 260-262. 
Contents'. An article on Mt. Njai Loroh Kxdul. 
Photographs: General view of the mountains; A 
coast scene. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
248 — LECLERCQ, Jules 
The mountain of the gods. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
viii. No. 4, 1927, pp 203-210. 
Contents: Description of an excursion to the Bromo 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Views of and around the Bromo 
volcano. 
Copy in Public Library. Melbourne. 
249 — LEEUWEN. W. Docters van 
The Botanical Gardens (at Buitenzorg). In; Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 1, May 1920, 
pp 20-27. 
Contents: A description of the botanical and experi- 
mental gardens at Buitenzorg. 
Photographs: Views of the Gardens. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
250 — LEEUWEN. W. M. Docters van 
De alpiene vegetatie van den Lawoe-vulkaan in 
Midden-Java. (The alpine vegetation of Lawoe vol- 
cano in Central Java). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol, lxxxv, 1925, pp 23-48. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A general topographical, climatic and 
botanical description of the mountain, followed bv 
a systematic list of flora. 
Photographs: 6 half-page, half-tone plates showing 
views of, and on, the mountain. 
Map: Contour line map of top of Mount Lawoe 
(no scale). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
251 —LEEUWEN. W. M. Docters van 
Die Vegetation der Insel Toppers Hoedje in der 
Sunda-Strasse. (The vegetation of the Toppers Hoedje 
island in Sunda Strait). In: Natuurkundig Tijd- 
schrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xciv, 1934, pp 
149-169. (In, German). 
Contents: A short description of the island from a 
botanical point of view and a list with full descrip- 
tions of 50 species. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library1 Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
252 — LEKKERKERKER, C. 
De nieuwe bestuursindeeling van Java en Madoera. 
(The new administrative division of Java and 
Madoera). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 97- 
111. (In Dutch). 
Contents: On the administrative organisation of 
Java and Madura. Map: Administrative divisions of Java and Madura 
(outline only). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
253 — LEKKERKERKER, C. 
Java’s overbevolking. (Overpopulation of Java). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. liv, 1937, pp 866-895. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses Javanese population problems. 
Maps: Population density at 1930 census, scale 
1 : 5,000,000. Increase in population between 1920 and 
1930, scale I : 5,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
254 — LEKKERKERKER. C. 
The Portuguese Outer Church at Batavia. In: 
Netherlands India Old and New, Vol. 18, 1933, pp 
89-101. 
Contents: Architecture of the Portuguese Outer 
Church in Batavia, and history of its community. 
Photographs: Views of the church and its sur- 
roundings. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
255 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. m, No. 6. 1933; Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 10, 11, 
1934-1935; Vol. v, Nos. 4, 12, 1935-1936; Vol. vi. 
Nos. 2, 11, 1936-1937; Vol. vn, Nos. 1, 3, 1937; Vol. 
vm, No. 3, 1938, 
Contents: Monthly journal published for the tourist. 
Photographs: Typical scenes in the Netherlands 
East Indies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
256 —LUDWIG. O, 
Geologische kaart van Java, schaal 1 : 100,000; toe- 
lichting bij blad 30 (Poerwakarta), met een korte 
agrogeologische beschrijving door J. Szemian. (Geo- 
logical map of Java, scale 1 ; 100,000; explanation 
of sheet 30 (Poerwakarta), with a short agrogeological 
description by J. Szemian). 8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. 
Maks and V. D. Klits, 1933. Nederlandsch-Indie— 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw, pp 45. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Orography and hydrography, geology, 
useful minerals, agrogeology (climate, vegetation, 
agriculture, quality of soils). 
Photographs: Studies of geological interest in the 
Parang mountains. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne. 
257 —MAANEN. D. van 
Some notes on irrigation in the Dutch East Indies. 
In: Sluyters Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 1, 
December 1920, pp 503-509. 
Contents: A brief description of some of the irriga- 
tion works in the Dutch East Indies. 
Photographs: A series of studies of irrigation works. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
258 —MAASEN, C. C. J. 
Javanese agricultural migration to the Outer Pro- 
vinces. In: Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of 
Amsterdam, Vol. n, No. 3, 1939, pp 183-192. 
Contents: Assisted immigration of Javanese agri- 
culturists to the Outer Provinces in 1935-1939. 
Advice for large-scale colonization. 
Photographs: A series illustrating the development 
of a new Javanese colony. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; NEF1S 
Library; University Library, Brisbane. 
259 — MANNHARDT, F. G. 
Rapport omtrent het voorkomen van asphalt- en 
phosphaatafzettingen aan den voet van het Kromong- 
gebergte in het distrikt Palimanan der Residence 
Cheribon. (Report on the occurrence of asphalt and 
phosphate deposits at the foot of Kromong Mt. in 
the district Palimanan of the residency Cheribon). 
In: Jaarboek van het in N ederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste gedeelte, pp 9-18. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief description of the asphalt and phos- 
phate deposits in the Cheribon residency. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the terrain of the 
asphalt and phosphate deposits at the foot of Mt. 
Kromong, showing the location of deposits near the 
Waringin River and the tramline to Cheribon, scale 
1 ; 20,000; profile through the line indicated. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
260 — MANSCHOT. N. J. 
The financial condition of estate tea cultivation in 
the Netherlands Indies from 1928-1933 inclusive. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 14, 1935, pp 
356-361. 
Contents: Survey of the changes since 1928 in the 
financial structure and the general position of estate 
tea cultivation with special regard to Java. 
Photographs: Pictures illustrating aspects of the tea 
industry. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
261—MANSCHOT, N. J. 
The financial position of the plantation tea industry 
in the Netherlands Indies under restriction. In: The 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, No. 3, 1937, pp 6-13. 
Contents: Review of the changes in the financial 
position of the plantation tea industry in the Nether- 
lands East Indies and particularly in Java, mainly 
as a result of the international restriction agreement 
of 1933. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
262 — MANSFELD, H. A. 
Verslag over de in het jaar 1872 te Batavia uitge- 
voerde artesische putboringen. (Report on the arte- 
sian well borings carried out at Batavia in the year 
112 1872). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1873, deel II, pp 93- 
144. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Artesian wells in Batavia in 1872. 
Map. Residency of Batavia, scale 1 :250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
263 —MAUTNER, W. 
Java tobacco in the world market. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. iv, Nos. 16/17, 1936, pp 305-309. 
Contents: History of the Java tobacco industry; the 
organization of production; production and receipts 
1847-1934; export to th.e different countries; financial 
results of the four large companies 1925-1935; the 
course of their shares 1900-1936. 
Photographs: Studies illustrating aspects of the 
tobacco industry. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
264 —MAYER, L. Th. 
Een blik in het Javaansche volksleven. (A glance at 
Javanese native life). 2 vols. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 
pp 568. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Ethnographic survey of all sides of Javan- 
ese native life, evidently written at some early date 
(about 1870). 
Photographs: Native types; Wearing apparel and 
symbols worn to mark different rank. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
265 —MEJAN. N. M. C. Verweij 
De landrente-belastingwerkzaamheden in 1910. (The 
land rent taxation work in 1910). In; Jaarverslag van 
den Topograftschen Dienst, Vol. vi, 1910, pp 145-207. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the work done in connection 
with taxation based on agricultural land in 1910. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1911 in Vol. vn, 
1911, pp 127-197. 
Maps: Java and Madoera. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
266 —METZ. Th. 
Java, Sumatra, Bali: Uber Kolonialpolitik im tropi- 
schen Holland. (Java, Sumatra, Bali: Colonial policy 
in tropical Holland). 8vo. Leipzig, Deutsche Wis- 
senschaftliche Buchhandlung, 1932, pp 79. (In Ger- 
man). 
Contents: Dutch methods of administration, the 
Dutch and the natives, the Dutch and the Germans 
in the Netherlands Indies, the Javanese, agriculture, 
volcanoes, education, Dutch co-operative organiza- 
tions, communications, modern buildings, etc. 
Photographs: Central Java landscape with the vol- 
cano Merapi. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
267 —METZ. Th. 
Batavia—Wie es der Fremdling sieht. (Batavia—as 
the stranger sees it). In: Netherlands India Old and 
New, Vol. 18, 1933, pp 293-297. (In German). 
Contents: Description of Batavia from the tourist’s 
point of view. 
Photographs: Views in and around Batavia. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
268 —MEYIER, J. E. de 
De vaarwaters naar Soerabaja. (The navigable fair- 
way to Soerabaya). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvii, 1910, pp 35-64, 218-246, 1002-1004. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed survey of the sea approaches to 
Soerabaya, with an analysis of the changes in tides, 
channels and depths since these were first recorded; 
and recommendations regarding means to combat 
silting. 
Maps: Showing the approaches to Soerabaya from 
1683 to 1906. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
269 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie. Deel I. 
Westelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part I. Western part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1929. 6th edition, pp 469, 
with verbeterblad (supplement), 1933. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes the whole of Sumatra and neigh- 
bouring islands, parts of Borneo and Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
270 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie. Deel II. 
Midden gedeelte van den Oost-lndischen ArchipeL 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part 11. Central part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1931. 6th edition, pp 599, 
with supplement. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes parts of Java, Borneo, Celebes 
and the western part of the Lesser Sunda Islands as 
far as 121° 10' E. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
271— MOE, Kilmer O. 
Laying the corner stones in Java. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi, 1925, pp 393-394. 
Contents: The author praises the Dutch effort in 
Java, especially the building of the great highway 
from Anjer on the Strait of Sunda in the west to 
a point opposite Bali in the south-east, under Mar- 
shall Daendels, and the encouragement of private 
enterprise after the Dutch system of cultivation had 
been abandoned. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
272 —MOE. Kilmer O. 
Cinchona, the crowning glory of the Dutch culture 
system. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 2, 1925, pp 
83-84, 121. 
Contents: Discusses the origin of quinine; the intro- 
duction of cinchona into Java; the problem of re- 
afforestation. 
Photograph: Preparing the terraces on a cinchona 
estate in Java. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
113 273 —MOHR, E. C. Jul. 
De Bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, Deel 11, vierde 
stuk: Java en Madoera. (The soil of the tropics in 
general, and of the Netherlands Indies in particular, 
Vol. 2, part 4: Java and Madura). 8vo. Amster- 
dam, Mededeeling No. 31, Afdeeling Handelsmuseum 
No. 12. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Soil formation, climate, soil temperature, 
soil moisture, rainfall, evaporation, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide, 
274 —MOHR, E. C. Jul. 
Tropical soil-forming processes and development of 
tropical soils with special reference to Java and 
Sumatra. Translated from the Dutch “De Grond 
van Java en Sumatra,” 1930, by R. L. Pendleton. 
Mimeographed by College of Agriculture, University 
of the Philippines, 1930. 
Contents: Discussion of the rocks, which can serve 
as the raw material for the formation of soils; 
Discussion of climates; Methods of weathering of 
rocks, stages of weathering and soil formation; The 
main types of soils to be expected in Java and 
Sumatra. 
Copies in Waite Agricultural Research Institute 
Library, Adelaide; University 'Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Melbourne. 
275 —MONNICH. A. F. 
Van grauwe grotten en bruisende bronnen in daar- 
mede verband houdende Javaansche legenden. (Dark 
caves and bubbling springs and Javanese legends 
connected with them). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xn, 1916, pp 257-263. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Rengel cave (Residency 
Rembang, Division Bodjonegoro) and the Beron 
spring, the caves of Kawah Teroes and Kawah Lawa 
(Division of Toeban) and the legends connected with 
them. 
Photographs: Views of streams and caves. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
276 —MONNICH. A. F. 
De vogelnestklippen van Karangbolong. (The birds’ 
nest cliffs at Karangbolong). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xiv, 1918, pp 157- 
163. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the ceremonies and legends 
connected with the collection of birds’ nests. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
277 —MOORE. W. Robert 
Through Java in pursuit of color. In; National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 333-362. 
Contents: A colour-photographer’s travels through 
Java. 
Photographs: A series of photographic studies. 
Map: Java, scale 1° ; 350 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library. Adelaide; Public Library, 
Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
278— M. O. W 
On the Tengger. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol, xi. No. 4, 
1930, pp 163-167. 
Contents: A description of the scenery in the Teng- 
ger mountains, East Java. 
Photographs: Typical scenes in the Terigger 
mountains. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
279 — M. O. W. 
On Mount Ardjoeno. The ruins of the Sepilar. In; 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. xii. No. 2, 1931, pp 67-72. 
Contents: Description of an excursion from Lawang 
to the temple ruins on Mt. Ardjoeno. 
Photographs: Views of the ruins, and their 
surroundings. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
280 — MUDDIMAN. A. B. 
Agricultural implements and machinery in Java. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 3, 1925, pp 152-155. 
Contents: Discusses native machines and imple- 
ments; sawah ploughs, Javanese etc., 
Javanese agricultural hand implements; estate imple- 
ments, tractors for sugar estates, windmills. 
Photographs: Agricultural scenes. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
281—NASH. J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening Pakis en omgeving, Afdeeling 
Malang. (Water supply Pakis and vicinity, Division 
of Malang). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1930, pp 174- 
176. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the Pakis water supply. 
Map: Sketch of the spring Soemberlebak. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
282 —NASH. J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening onderneming Gondang Tapen, 
Afdeeling Kediri. (Water supply for Gondang Tapen, 
Kediri Division). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 
115-118. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the water supply at 
Gondang Tapen rubber estate, Southeast Java. 
Map: Vicinity of the rubber factory Gondang 
Tapen, scale 1 : 20,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sun 
vey Library, Hobart. 
114 283 —NASH. J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening der stad Soerabaja. (Water supply 
of the town of Sourabaya). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1931, pp 118-127. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the Sourabaya municipal 
water, supply. 
Maps: Location of Oemboelan springs and vicinity, 
scale 1 :3,000, showing water works. Location of 
the most important springs in the vicinity of 
Oemboelan, scale 1 : 100,000. Location of the Oem- 
boelan spring system, scale 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
284 —NASH. J. M. W. 
Capteering Soembarsari, Afdeeling Malang. (Har- 
nessing of the Soembarsari system, Malang Divi- 
sion). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 127-128. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the harnessing of the 
Soembarsari spring near Malang. 
Map: Location of the harnessed spring Soembarsari, 
scale 1 :2,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
285 —NASH. J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening onderneming Bandoeroto. (Water 
supply for the Bandoeroto estate). In: Jaarboek van 
het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1931, pp 128-132. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the Bandoeroto water supply. 
Map: Vicinity of the rubber and coffee factory, 
Bandoeredjo, scale 1 :2,500 (Division of Malang). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
286 —NASH, J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening onderneming Sido Moekti, Afdeel- 
ing Probolinggo. (Water supply for the Sido Moekti 
estate, Probolinggo Division). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwefen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1931, pp 133-134. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the water supply to 
Sido Moekti coffee estate. 
Map: Vicinity of the coffee factory, Sido Moekti, 
scale I : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
287 —NASH, J. M. W. 
Watervoorziening Klampis en Sepoeloe. (Water sup- 
ply Klampis and Sepoeloe). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwefen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1931, pp 136-138. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the Klampis and Sepoeloe 
water supplies in East Java. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the vicinity of 
Klampis and Sepoeloe, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
288 — NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section of Nature Protection of the 
Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg, 1938. 
Department of Economic Affairs, Batavia, 63 pp. 
Contents; Position and area of the nature reserves, 
and discussion of the animals, vegetation and terrain. 
Dr. K. W. Dammermann; The Orang Utan. A. Hoo- 
gerwerf: Among Rhino and Javanese Wild Ox (Ban- 
teng) in the Oedjoeng Koelon Game Reserve. Dr. C. 
G. G. J. van Steenis: The Nature Reserve Gedch- 
Pangrango. Dr. C. G. G. J. van Steenis; The 
Nature Reserve of the Papandajan. Dr. M. and H. 
Bartels: The Hornbills. Dr. K. W. Dammermann: 
The Pangolin of Java. A. Hoogerwerf: Something 
concerning the White Ibis. List of Nature and 
Game Reserves in the Netherlands East Indies, 
May 1936. 
Photographs: A fine series of nature studies. 
Map: Nature and game reserves in Java, scale 
1 : 5,000,000. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, 
Brisbane. 
289 — NEDERLAND MAIL 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11, 1936; Vol. 5, No. 8, 1938; Vol. 6, 
Nos. I, 3, 4, 5, 8, 1939. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist; its 
chief value is in the photographs. 
Photographs: A fine- series of typical scenes. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
290 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Geologische kaart van 
Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. (Geological map of Java, 
scale 1 : 100,000. Sheets 14, 30, 36, 54, 58, 66, 67. 
109, HO, 115., 116). (In Dutch). 
The following is a list of the areas covered by the 
different sheets; 14. Bajah, 1932. 30. Poerwakarta, 
1933. 36. Bandoeng, 1934, with profiles: Pr. Rantja- 
beloet to Pr. Batang, and Tjipoetat to Pr. Bilik. 
54. Madjenang, 1934, with profiles: Tjileumeuh to 
Tjidjangkelok, and Tjisentrol to Garawangi. 58. 
Boemiajoe, 1934, with profile: Tjilangkap to K. 
Pondok. 66. Karangkobar, 1937, with profiles: K. 
Bodas to Watoepajoeng-rug and K. Pekatjangan to 
B limbing. 67. Bandjarnegara, 1933, with profiles 
K. Karanganjar to G. Midangan, and Djatimalang 
to K. Merawoe. 109. Lamongan, 1938, with profiles: 
K. Lamong to Soemberredjo, and K. Lamong to 
Grigis-Ant. 110. Modjokerto, 1938, with profiles: K. 
Poetat to K. Lamong, and K. Landean to K. 
Lamong. 115. Soerabaja, 1938, with profiles: K. 
Rowoto Boengoh-Ant, and Wonokrome-Kaneal to 
Bangkalan Ant. 116. Sidoardjo, 1938, with profiles; 
115 K. Pikatan to Goenjangan-Ant, and K. Landean to 
Ratji-Koepal. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne 
(sheets 14-67 only). 
291 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Geologische kaart van 
Java, schaal 1 : 100,000. Toelichting bij blad 14, 30, 
36, 54, 58, 66, 67, 109, 110, 115, 116. (Geological 
map of Java, scale 1 : 100,000. Explanation to 
sheets 14, 30, 36, 54, 58, 66, 67. 109, 110, 115, 116). 
11 vols. 8vo. Bandoeng and Batavia, N. V. Maks 
and V. D. Klits and Landsdrukkerij, 1933-1938. 
(In Dutch). 
The following is a list of authors for the sheets 
listed in the previous annotation: 14. Koolhoven, W. 
C. B. 30. Ludwig, O. 36. Bemmelen, R. W. van. 
54. Hetzel, W. H. 58. Haar, C. ter. 66. Bemmelen, 
R. W. van. 67. Harloff, C. E. A. 109. Duyfjes, J. 
110. Duyfjes, J. 115. Duyfjes, J. 116. Duyfjes, J. 
The annotations for each sheet have been listed 
under their authors. 
292 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Verslag omtrent een 
verkenningsonderzoek van goud- of ander erts in de 
Residentie Besoeki. (Report of an investigation of 
reported occurrence of gold or other ore in the resi- 
dency of Besoeki). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 
1899, pp 115-142. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of a search for gold and other 
metals in the Besoeki residency, with a few topo- 
graphical details. 
Map: General geological map of a part of the south 
coast of the Division of Djember, Residency Besoeki 
(south coast of East Java), scale 1 : 20,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
293 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw: Geologisch - technische 
onderzoekingen. (Geological technical researches), 
1932-1933, 1934-1935, 1936-1937, 1938. In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1932-1933, pp 33-82; 1934-1935, pp 19-45; 
1936-1937, pp 51-100; 1938, pp 41-58. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes studies of reservoirs, hydrology 
and ground conditions. Separate entries are made 
for longer studies and are noted below under Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw. 
For similar studies during the years 1929-1931, see 
under Es, L. J. C. van. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne (except 1938); 
Public Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
294 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Capteering der Boeloe- 
roto-bronnen, Blitar, Residentie Kediri. (Harnessing 
of the Boeloeroto springs, Blitar, residency of 
Kediri). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1932-1933, pp 52-57. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the harnessing of the Boeloeroto 
springs, Blitar. 
Maps: General map of the southwest slope of the 
G. Keloed, scale I ; 150,000. Harnessing of the Boe- 
loeroto springs, scale 1 :250. 
Copies in Mitchell 'Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
295 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Dnnkwatervoorziening 
voor Lodojo en omgeving, Residentie Kediri. (Drink- 
ing water supply of Lodojo and vicinity, residency of 
Kediri). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
land sch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1932-1933, pp 57-60. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of water supply to the Lodojo 
area. 
Map: Schematic geological general map of Lodojo 
and vicinity, scale 1 : 100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
296 _ NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw: Bodemgesteldheid d< r 
Tjiloemoet-irrigatie-leiding bij Pagelaran, Residentie 
Buitenzorg. (Ground condition of the Tjiloemoet 
irrigation channel near Pagelaran, residency of Bui- 
tenzorg). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
land sch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1932-1933, pp 68-73. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the soil in the Tjiloemoet 
irrigation channel near Pagelaran. 
Map: General map of the Pasirkeroed channel, scale 
I : 2,000, 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
297 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Wadoek Ngasinam, Resi- 
dentie Bodjonigoro-Madioen. (Wadoek Ngasinam, 
residency of Bodjonigoro-Madioen). In; Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1934-1935, pp 28-34. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the dams and geology of the 
Ngasinam reservoir, Central Java. 
Map: Location of the Wadoek Ngasinam dam, scale 
1 : 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
.Melbourne; Geological Survey Library. Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
298 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Afschuivingen bij het 
kunstwerk K.T.A. 10 in de Tjiasem-irrigatideiding, 
Residentie Batavia. (Landslides in the earthworks 
116 K.T.A. 10 in the Tjiasem irrigation channel, resi- 
dency of Batavia). In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1934-1935, 
pp 36-38. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the landslides in the Tjiasem 
irrigation channel. 
Map: Location map of the landslides in the earth- 
work K.T.A. 10 of the Tjiasem channel, scale 
I : 2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
299 NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Beveiliging van den weg 
Soemedang-Tomo tusschen km 60.6 en 61.9 tegen 
afschuivingen, Residentie Priangan. (Protection of 
the Soemedang-Tomo road between 60.6 and 61.9 
against landslides, residency of Priangan). In; Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1934-1935, pp 38-41. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Means of preventing damage by land- 
slides to portion of the Soemedang-Tomo road. 
Map: Landslide terrain on the Soemedang-Tomo 
road between km 60.9 and 61.9, scale 1 ; 6,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
300 - NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Uitspoeling bij de brug 
over de Tji Nambo in den regentschapsweg Darmard- 
ja-Tomo, Residentie Priangan. (Washaway beside 
the bridge over the government road Darmardja- 
Tomo, Residency of Priangan). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1934-1935, pp 41-43. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a washaway in the Dar- 
mardja-Tomo road. 
Map: Location of the lower bend of the Tjinambo, 
scale 1 : 5,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
301 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Trace veranderingen in 
de hoogspanningslijnen Toentang-Semarang der 
N.V.A.N.I.E.M., Residentie Semarang. (Route altera- 
tions in the high tension lines Toentang-Semarang 
of the N.V.A.N.I.E.M., residency of Semarang). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1934-1935, pp 43-45. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the changes in the route of 
high tension lines between Toentang and Semarang. 
Maps: Proposed routes of high tension lines. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
302 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Wadoek Tjipanas, Resi- 
dentie Priangan (Wadoek Tjipanas, residency of 
Priangan). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 
56-57. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A report on possible locations for a reser- 
voir damming of the Tjipanas which rises on the 
Tampomas and flows into the sea west of Indramojoe 
as the K. Tjemara. 
Maps: Showing possible dam locations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
303 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Wadoek Darma, Resi- 
dence Cheribon. (Wadoek Darma, residency Cheri- 
bon). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 67-78. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the location of the Wadoek 
Darma reservoir, residency of Cheribon. 
Map: Location of the dam Wadoek Darma, scale 
1 :2,500, and geological sections. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
304 —- NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Tunnelproject zuiderge- 
bergte, ten zuiden van Toeloengagoeng, Residentie 
Kediri. (Tunnel project of the southern mountains 
to the south of Toeloengagoeng, residency of Kediri). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie. Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 78-91. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of a pronosed tunnel through 
the southern mountains between Toeloengagoeng 
and Popoh Bay. 
Map: The .southern mountains between the Rawah 
Bening and Popoh Bay, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library. Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo« 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
305 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Scheuren in den fondeer- 
ingsbodem van de S.S. brug over de Tjiaroem bij 
Radjamandala, Residentie Priangan. (Crocks in the 
foundation soil of the R.R. bridge ovfer the Tjiaroem 
near Radjamandala, residency of Priangan). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, 91-94. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of faults in the soil founda- 
tions of the railway bridge over the Tjiaroem. 
117 Map: Location map of the western head of the 
railroad bridge over the Tjiaroem, scale 1 : 1,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
306 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Beperking van het 
gevaar voor overstroming op het emplacement van 
het radiostation Malabar, Residentie Priangan. (Limi- 
tation of the danger of flooding over the emplace- 
ment of the Malabar radio station, residency of 
Priangan). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 94-96. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A discussion of the threat of flooding to 
Malabar radio station site. 
Map: Map of the emplacement of the Malabar 
radio station, scale I : 3,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
307 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Beveiliging van den weg 
Kalibakoeng-Bodjong tegen afschuivingen, Residentie 
Pekalongan. (Protection of the road Kalibakoeng- 
Bodjong against landslides, residency of Peka- 
longan). In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1936-1937, pp 96- 
100. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Suggests means of protecting the Kali- 
bakoeng road against landslides. 
Maps: The vicinity of the landslide terrain. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
308 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Wadoek Tjatjaban, 
Residentie Pekalongan. (Wadoek Tjatjaban, resi- 
dency of Pekalongan). In; Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1938, pp 41-48. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Wadoek Tjatjaban dam. 
Map: Location of. the Wadoek Tjatjaban dam, 
scale 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
309 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Noordelijkste dam- 
plaats Wadoek Ngasinam, Residentie Bodjonegoro. 
(Northernmost dam location of the Wadoek Ngasi- 
nam, residency Bodjonegoro). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1938, pp 48-51. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Wadoek Ngasinam dam. 
Map: Northern dam location of the Wadoek Ngasi- 
nam, scale 1 :2,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
310 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Aardschuiving bij Kg, 
Pasireurih, Residentie Priangan. (Landslide near Kg. 
Pasireurih, residency of Priangan). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1938, pp 51-53. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a landslide near Kg. 
Pasireurih. 
Map: Landslide terrain near Kg. Pasireurih, scale 
1 : 7,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
311 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Aardschuiving bij Kg. 
Koebangapoe, Residentie Pekalongan. (Landslide 
near Kg. Koebangapoe, residency of Pekalongan). 
In: ]aarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1938, pp 53-55. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a landslide near Pekalongan. 
Map: Landslide terrain near Kg. Koebangapoe, scale 
1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne: Geological Survey Library. 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
312 —NELISSEN. T. 
Rawah Pening, Residentie Semarang. (Rawah Pening, 
residency of Semarang). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1929, pp 95-97. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of a projected reservoir dam. 
Map: Dam project Rawah Pening, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne. 
313 —NETHERLANDS INDIA OLD AND NEW 
Vol. 18, March, August, 1933; Vol. 19, January, 
February, 1934. Amsterdam. 
Contents: A monthly journal, the relevant articles 
being noted under their authors for the areas con- 
cerned. 
Photographs: Railway station “Lebakdjero, Java” 
(March 1933). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
314 —NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vulcanological Survey. Bulletins Nos. 1, 3, pp 5-78, 
80-89, 1927-1939. Bandoeng. 
Contents: Bulletins dealing with the various vol- 
canoes and volcanic activity in the Netherlands 
Indies. 
118 Photographs: Views of some Netherlands East indies 
volcanoes. 
Maps: Several Netherlands East Indies volcanoes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne (except 10, 14, 87-89); Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart (1-89). 
315 —NETHERLANDS INDIES STATE RAILWAYS 
Bird’s eye view of Java showing the principal main- 
line and inter-urban railways. Afdeeling Publiciteit 
Staatsspoorwegen. 
Map: A rough map of Java with no scale, showing 
various points of interest and the location of the 
railways. 
Copy in AGS map files. 
316 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Provisional trade balance of Java and Madura for 
1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m. No. 3 
1935, pp 58-59. 
Contents: Value and gross weight of imports and 
exports 1929-1934. Composition of imports and 
exports. 
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317 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The government policy in regard to sugar, narts 1 and 
11. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in, No. 5, 1935, 
pp 95-105; Vol. in. No. 6, 1935, pp 123-129. 
Contents: The international sugar situation and its 
influence on the Java sugar industry. The measures 
to be taken. 
Photographs: Views illustrating various aspects of 
the sugar industry. 
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318—THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Mining in 1934. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. m, 
No. 9, 1935, pp 321-334. 
Contents: Production and foreign trade of the 
Netherlands East Indies concerning tin, coal, 
petroleum, gold, silver, and other minerals, 1932-1934. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1935, 1936, 1937, 
1938 in Vol. iv. Nos. 10/11, 1936, pp 225-226, Vol. v. 
No. 6, 1937, pp 80-81; Vol. vi, No. 5, 1928, pp 8-10; 
Vol. vn. No. 3, 1939, pp 22-24. 
Photographs: Entrance to the Rantau-Panjang col- 
liery. Refinery of the Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. 
at Tjipu, Vol. iv. No. 10, 1936. 
These articles refer also to mining in Sumatra and 
Borneo. For photographs of these areas, see annota- 
tion under the area concerned. 
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319 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The railways of the Netherlands Indies in 1935. 
In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. No. 12, 1936, 
pp 239-243. 
Contents: Survey of the State railways; the extent 
of their network; the financial results; receipts, dis- 
bursements, traffic, technical service, stocks and 
purchases of material. Survey of the private rail- 
ways and tramways in Java and of the Deli Railway 
Coy. in Sumatra. 
Photographs; Views of Netherlands East Indies 
railways. 
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320 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies; gold 
and silver. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. 
Nos. 20/22, 1936, pp 1-23. 
Contents'. Historical review, materials used, tech- 
nique of the native gold and silversmiths, the 
present centres of their art—Kota Geden near 
Jocjakarta, Bali, Kendari, in Celebes, and minor 
centres in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs'. Specimens of gold and silver work. 
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321—THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Agricultural colonisation and the population of Java. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. No. 8, 1938. 
pp 6-14. 
Contents'. The population development in Java is 
compared with that in other countries, especially 
England and Japan. Organized Javanese agricultural 
colonisation in the Outer Provinces. 
Photographs'. Illustrating stages in development of 
a new colony. 
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322 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The manufacture of krupuk in Sidoardjo for the 
foreign market. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. vi. 
No. 11, 1938, pp 10-11. 
Contents: Description of the raw materials, the 
preparation, the varieties of krupuk, the quality, 
manufacture and commerce, domestic sales and 
export and packing. 
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323 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
The glass industry of Java. In: The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. vi, No. 12, 1938, pp 7-8. 
Contents: Description of the glass industry in 
Batavia (two Chinese and an Arab factory) and 
Soerabaya (one Chinese and the Japanese factory)- 
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324 — NETHERLANDS INDIES ARMY AIR SERVICE 
Some cities of Java from the air. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm. No. 6, 1927, pp 333-340. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the aerial 
photographs. 
Photographs: Air views of Java towns. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
325 — OCHSE. J. L„ and BRINK, R. C. B. van den 
Vegetables of the Dutch East Indies: edible tubers, 
bulbs, rhizomes and spices included. Buitenzorg, 
1936. 
Contents: This is a revised 2nd edition of “Tropische 
groenten” translated into English, and is a survey 
of the indigenous and foreign plants serving as pot- 
herbs and side dishes. Deals fully with Java and 
Madura, but mention is made of many partial- 
119 lars relating to neighbouring provinces. Text pro- 
vides, as well as the scientific, the popular names 
in Dutch, English, Malay, Javanese, Sundanese and 
Madurese. A separate register gives names used 
in the Dutch provinces outside Java and Madoera. 
Bibliography for each item is given as well as a 
general one. 
Copies in Waite Agricultural Research Institute 
Library, Adelaide; Government Botanist’s Library, 
Brisbane; Department of Agriculture Library, Syd- 
Colonial Sugar Refining Coy. Library, Sydney 
326 — OPPENOORTH, W. F. F. 
Een prehistorisch cultuurcentrum langs de Solo- 
rivier. (A prehistoric culture centre on the Solo 
River). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. liii, 1936, pp 399- 
411. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The articles described were found near 
the villages of Watsealang, Sidoredjo, Ngasinana and 
Ngandong. 
Photographs: Half-tone plates of prehistoric artifacts. 
Map: Sketch map of area contained in angle of 
Solo River between Trinl, Ngawi and Ngandong, 
scale 1 : 100,000 approx. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
327 — OPPENOORTH, W. F. F. 
Een nieuwe fossiele mensch van Java. (A new fossil 
man of Java). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlix, 
1932, pp 704-707. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Find of early skulj (Homo soloensis) on 
Bengawan Solo River, Central Java. 
Map: Sketch map of locality of finds (near Ngawi), 
scale 1 : 200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
328 — PADANG, M. Neumann van 
Over de Merapi uitbarsting 1930; een antwoord aan 
Kemmerling. (On the eruption of Merapi in 1930: a 
reply to Kemmerling). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlix, 1932, pp 227-243. (In Dutch), 
Contents: A correction of several points of Kem- 
merling’s article in the same journal, Vol. xlviii, 
with a short postscript on terminology by A. C. de 
Jongh. 
Photographs: Pen and ink sketch of the western 
cone and top part of lava stream of 1922, drawn 
by W. Petroeshevsky in 1924. 
Maps: Merapi peak in 1920 and 1924. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
329 — PADANG, M. Neumann van 
De uitbarsting van den Merapi (Midddn-Java) in 
de jaren 1930-1931. (The eruption of Merapi (Central 
Java) in the years 1930-1931). Nederlandsch-lndie— 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw—Vulkanologische en Seis- 
mologische Mededeelingen, No. 12, 1933, pp viii, 
1-II6. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. A full and comprehensive account of the 
disaster 1930-1931. 
Photographs: Air and other views illustrating the 
eruption and its results. 
Map: G. Merapi and surroundings, scale 1 ; 50,000. 
Contours at 125 m. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
330 —PAREN, I. van 
De klei van den bodem der Segara Anakan (Kin- 
derzee). (The clay from the bottom of the Kinder- 
zee). In: Jaarver slag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 93-95. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the physical properties, 
mineralogical composition and organic remains of 
the clay of the Kinderzee-Segara Anakan. It is a 
freshwater clay of mechanically disintegrated and 
perhaps chemically decomposed volcanic material. 
Photographs: Mud creek near the village built 
on piles. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
331—PATOT. A. Tissot van 
Enkele aanteekeningen over de secte der Samins. 
(Some remarks on the sect of the Samins). In: Jaar- 
ver slag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. x, 1914, 
pp 197-202. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The teachings of Samin, a peasant of 
the Desa Medalem on the Solo River, west of 
Tjepoe. Their social and purely religious ideas. 
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332 — PATOT. A. Tissot van 
Grotten in West-Kediri. (Caves in West Kediri). In; 
Jaarver slag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xx, 
1924, pp 94-96. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of some curious caves in the 
Kediri district—which are believed to be of artificial 
construction: probably as a retreat or monastery 
for some long-vanished religious order. The article 
includes a general description of the locality. 
Photographs: The caves of Selamanglen, Selabale, 
and Trantjangen. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
333 — PATOT, A, Tissot van 
De bouw van het Wilisgebergte. (The formation of 
the Wilis Mountains). In: Jaarver slag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 112-121. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Wilis Mountains (Resi- 
dencies of Madioen and Kediri), composed of the 
Manjoetan Mts. and of the Wilis Mts. in a nar- 
rower sense, the south-western lahar region, the tuff 
region of Ngebel, the northern lahar region, the east- 
ern foot. Vegetation and plantations of the whole 
region. 
120 Photographs: Views of the Wilis complex from 
Soembermoening and Delopo. 
Map : The Wilis Mountains, scale 1 :250,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
334 — PATOT, A. Tissot van 
Enkele gegevens omtrent veranderingen in het ter- 
rein. (Some remarks on changes in the surface 
features). In; Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst. Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 101-108. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short-term changes in the landscape of 
Middle Java, which would show in a scale of 
1 : 5,000. Examples are taken from the coastline, 
rivers, changes due to men’s activities (extension of 
cultivation, construction of railways, roads, irriga- 
tion canals, factories, changes of watercourses, im- 
provement of cultivation, changes in the land hold- 
ings, change in the administrative divisions). 
Map: The river Kali Pemali in 1915 and in 1928, 
scale I : 50,000. 
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335 — PEDERSEN, Hugo V. 
Durch den Indischen Archipel. Fine Kiinstlerfahrt 
(Through the Indian Archipelago. An artist’s trip). 
Stuttgart-Leipzig, 1902, pp 304. (In German). 
Contents: Travel impressions and sketches by the 
painter-author from Java and Sumatra. 
Photographs: Sketches by the author, illustrating 
native types, houses, vehicles, implements. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
336 — PEMBROKE, I. H. 
From medicine-man to thoroughly trained doctor. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, No. 11, 1926, pp 623-629. 
Contents: Survey of the seventy-five years of medi- 
cal training (since 1851) in Java. 
Photographs: Aerial and other views of medical 
buildings. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
337 —PIGEAUD, Th. 
Javaansche voiksvertoningen: bijdrage tot de be- 
schrijving van land en volk. (Javanese folk plays; con- 
tribution to the description of land and people). 4to. 
Bandoeng, Uitgave Volkslectuur, 1938, pp 545. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Javanese art and its practice, mask plays, 
puppet-plays, horse dances, chorus dances and songs. 
Photographs: Ebeg, horse dance, in Kalibening 
Bandjarnagara. 
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338 PLOEG, I. van der 
The native production of krossok tobacco in Java 
and its present market position. In: The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. v, Nos. 11/12, 1937, pp 12-31. 
Contents: The two methods of growing krossok 
tobacco. The harvested areas of native tobacco in 
Java and Madoera, 1932-1935. The tobacco cultivation 
in Java for the European market between 1870 and 
1900. The development in Java of the native 
tobacco cultivation for the European market from 
1900 to the present time. Complaints concerning 
the decline in the quality of Java krossok. The 
present market position of Java krossok tobacco.. 
Measures for improving the sale of it. 
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339 —PONDER, H, W. 
Java pageant. 8vo. London, Seeley Service, 1934, 
pp 30 j. 
Contents: A survey of the history, agriculture, irri- 
gation methods, customs, crafts, etc., of the Javanese 
people; descriptions of the sugar, tea, rubber and 
other important European plantation products, and 
general notes on life in the colony under Dutch 
administration. 
Photographs: Views of typical scenery. 
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Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Launceston. 
340 —PONDER. H. W. 
Javanese panorama. 8vo. London, Seeley Service 
and Co., 1942, pp 263. 
Contents: An attractive general introduction to life 
in Java with the following chapter headings: 1. 'The 
“Lazy” native. 2. Native ways, food and fashions. 
3. Wedding days. 4. More about marriage, birth 
and death. 5. The “Dessa.” 6. Life in a “Dessa.” 
7. Religious medley. 8. Magic. 9. For feminists. 
10. Batik dyeing and crafts. 11. A word about 
Eurasians. 12. Beast of burden and “pets.” 13. The 
glory of the garden. 14. On trees. 15. The “Kweek- 
erij.” 16. The great post road. 17. Ancient king- 
doms. 18. Yesterday, today and tomorrow. 
Photographs: 26 half-tone plates illustrating native 
life and crafts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Adelaide. 
341 —POST. L. M. 
Breakfast at Bromo. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, No. 8, 
1929, pp 319-320. 
Contents: Article written for the tourist, the value 
being in the photograph. 
Photograph: The Sand Sea. 
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342 — PRILLWITZ, F. W. 
The productivity of tea estates in the Netherlands 
Indies. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. v, No. 3, 
1937, pp 36-37. 
Contents: The average hectare production in the 
different production areas of Java and Sumatra. 
It is greater on recent volcanic than on lateritic 
soils, and therefore increases with altitude. 
Map: Average production of tea estates in West 
Java per hectare. Buitenzorg, January 1935, scale 
'1 : 500,000. 
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343 — PUTTE, A. A. W. Fransen van de 
An automobile trip through East Java. In; Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, 1929, pp 191-196. 
121 Contents: Description of a trip, for the tourist. 
Photographs: Some typical scenes. 
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344 —QUINN, William 
Through the coral seas to Java. Author, Invercargill, 
New Zealand, 1920, pp 39. 
Contents: Fairly detailed account of a tourist trip 
to Java, reprinted from the “Southland Times,” 
Invercargill. 
Photographs: Some typical views. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
345—RANT, A. 
The cultivation of cinchona in Java. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 9, 
1921, PP 221-225. 
Contents: Technique of the cinchona cultivation 
in Java. 
Photographs: Seven photographs illustrating pro- 
cesses in cultivation. 
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346 —REITSMA. S. A. 
Gedenkboek der Staatsspoor- en Tramwegen in Neder- 
landsch-lndie 1875-1925. (Memorial book of the State 
railways and tramways in Netherlands India, 1875- 
1925). Weltevreden, 1925, pp 216. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the rail and tramways in the 
periods from the first constructions to the beginning 
of their exploitation, in the exploitation periods before 
and since 1894. Their organisation, staff, outfit 
(way of superstructure, bridges, signalling, rolling 
stock, fuelling, workshops, electric railways, tariff, 
financial results). 
Photographs: A fine collection of views in the Nether- 
lands Indies including many from the air. 
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347 — REITSMA. S. A. 
Bandoeng. The capital town of beautiful Preanger. 
In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. n. 
No. 10; 1921, pp 283-291. 
Contents : Description of the town by its Mayor. A 
“eulogy" of it and its possibilities. Gives popula- 
tion, railway statistics, short excursions from the 
city. 
Photographs: Views in and around Bandoeng. 
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348 — REITSMA. S. A. 
Sylvan glades and the sea. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol.vm, 
No. 2, 1927, pp 81-82. 
Contents: Travel notes on Wynkoops Bay, Java, 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Views at Wynkoops Bay. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
349 — REITSMA. S. A. 
Bandoeng’s twentieth birthday. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm, No. 4, 1927, pp 193-195. 
Contents: The development of Bandoeng in its 
first twenty years. 
Photographs: Aerial and other views of Bandoeng 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
350 — REITSMA, S. A. 
A trip to the Idjen highlands. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
ix, No. 8, 1928, pp 455-461, 
Contents: Description of an excursion to the Idjen 
highlands, with a section on the geology and geo- 
morphology of the Kawab-ldjen after Kemmerling. 
Photographs: Views in the highlands. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
351 — REITSMA. S, A. 
A vacation trip to the Dieng plateau. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, No. 1, 1929, pp 26-28. 
Contents: Description for the tourist of a trip by 
motor car, on horseback and on foot, to the Dieng 
plateau. 
Photographs: Views in the Pagger Kandang moun- 
tains. 
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352 — REITSMA-BRUTEL de la Riviere, Mrs. M. E. 
Off the beaten track in Java. In Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 3, 1927, pp 136-137. 
Contents: Description of the trip to Tjilaut Eureun, 
a south coast resort, for the tourist. 
Photographs: Views on the author's route. 
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353 —RENESSE, A. M. N. van 
Harbor of Tandjong Priok, In: Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. n. No. 5, 1921, pp 377-384. 
Contents: Description of the Port of Batavia. 
Photographs: Shipping and wharves. 
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354 — RENESSE, A. M. N, van 
The harbor of Sourabaya. In: Sluyter's Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. n, No. 10, 1922, pp 
247-253. 
Contents: Brief description of the harbor at 
Sourabaya. 
Photographs: Views of Tandjong Perak and 
Sourabaya. 
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355 - RENESSE. A. M. N. van 
Commercial importance of Semarang. In: Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. in. No. 5, 
1922, pp 343-348. 
Contents: Description of Semarang as a commercial 
centre. 
Photographs: Views of the harbor and town. 
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356—ROON. I. van 
Is het handhaven der Residentie-kaarten van Java 
en Madoera nuttig en wenschelijk? (Is the main- lenance of the maps of the residencies of Java and 
Madoera necessary and desirable?) In: Jaarverslag 
van den T opo grafischen Dienst, Vol. in, 1907, pp 
140-150. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author does not recommend publish- 
ing revised editions of the maps of the residencies, 
which were originally made in different projections. 
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357 —BOON. I. van 
De triangulatie van Java door den voormaligen 
Geografischen Dienst. (The triangulation of Java 
through the former Geographical Service). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den T opo grafischen Dienst, Vol. x, 1914, 
pp 174-186. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the triangulation of Java 
by Dr. J. A. C. Oudemans in the years 1875-1900. 
Maps: The triangles of the first order in Java and 
Madoera. The base triangle nets of Tangsil, Semplak 
and Logantoeng. 
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358 — ROON, J. van 
Enkele aanteekeningen omtrent het eiland Bawean. 
(Some remarks on the island of Bawean). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xn, 
1916, pp 264-273. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Remarks on the history of the island of 
Bawean, north of Java. 
Photographs: Series of views in Bawean Island. 
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359 — ROON, J. van 
Losse aanteekeningen omtrent het middendeel van 
den Goenoeng Kidoel. (Miscellaneous remarks con- 
cerning the middle section of Mt. Kidoel). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 
1917, pp 250-261. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Goenoeng Kidoel in the 
Divisions Patjitan and Toeloengagoeng; the coast- 
line; history, administration and economic life of 
Patjitan. 
Photographs: A series of views of Mt. Kidoel. 
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360 — ROON, J. van 
De vermeende daling van de kustlijn van Djapara. 
( I he supposed sinking of the coastline of Djapara). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xliv, 1927. pp 113-117. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The author rejects the hypothesis of a 
sinking of this area based on the heights of the 
trig stations in 1865-1866 and at present. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: University 
Library, Sydney: Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
361—ROON, I. van 
De driehoeksnetten van Sumatra; lineaire afmetingen, 
orienteering en altimetrie. (The triangulation of 
Sumatra; linear dimensions, orientation and altitude 
measurement). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk. Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 
1930. pp 9-22. (In Dutch). 
Contents; A discussion of the technical problems 
involved in the trigonometrical survey of Sumatra. 
Map\ The triangulalion of Java, scale 1 : 6,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
362 — ROTHE, Cecile 
Industrialization in Java as an indispensable condi- 
tion for maintaining the level of prosperity of the 
population. In: Congres International de Geographic, 
Amsterdam, Tome II, Travaux de la Section me, 
pp 594-600. 
Contents: Native handicraft and mechanised indus- 
tries in Java as a means of relieving Java popula- 
tion pressure. The present state of industry: its 
growing market in the Outer Possessions. 
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363 — ROTTERDAM LLOYD ROYAL MAIL LINE 
Java and Sumatra tours, pp 64. 
Contents; Guide book for tourists for the trip 
from Southampton through the Suez Canal and to 
Ceylon. Brief description of what the traveller can 
see in Java and Sumatra. Specimen tours in both 
islands. 
Photographs: Series of typical scenes. 
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364 —ROY. J. J. E. 
Quinze ans de sejour a Java, et dans les principals 
iles de 1’archipel de la Sonde. (Fifteen years’ sojourn 
in Java and in the main Sunda Islands). 2nd edition. 
Tours, A. Marne, 1863, pp 347. (In French). 
Contents: Description of Java, Billiton, Sumatra 
and Celebes, by an officer in the Dutch Service. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
365 — RUBENKONING, H. D. 
Problems of the Java sugar industry. In; Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 7, 1928, pp 397-401. 
Contents: History of the sugar industry in Java. 
The competition with beet-sugar and with other 
cane-sugar producing countries. The outlook for 
1928. 
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366 — RUITER, J. W. E. de 
Het kratermeer van den G. Keloet. (The crater 
lake of Mt. Keloet). In: ]aarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. vm, 1912, pp 152-157. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents-. Description of the trip from Blitar to the 
Keloet; description of the crater and its lake. 
Photographs: Views of the crater lake. 
Maps: Area southwest of the G. Keloet (slope to 
Blitar), scale 1 : 125,000. Map of the crater lake, 
scale 1 ; 10.000. 
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367 —RUITER, J. W. E. de 
Het land Depok. (The Depok region). In: Jaarboek 
van den T opo grafischen Dienst, Vol. xn, 1916, pp 
243-256. (In Dutch). 
123 Contents: History and description of the Depok 
region, the plantations of Cornelis Chastelein who 
early in the 18th century bequeathed them to the 
community of his former Christian serfs. 
Map: Depok, scale 1 : 25,000. 
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388 — RUTTER, J. W. E. de 
De workings- en ontwikkelingsgeschiedenis van de 
particuliere landerijen ten westen van de Tji Manoek. 
(The origin and development of the privately owned 
land west of the Tji Manoek). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 1917, pp 262- 
303. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The history of private land acquisition 
since 1917. 
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369 —RUITER, J. W. E. de 
Beknopt historisch overzicht van het land Buitenzorg. 
(Brief historical survey of the Buitenzorg area). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xm, 1917, pp 304-313. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The Buitenzorg area in 1745 and its de- 
velopment up to 1888, when the General Secretariat 
was transferred there from Batavia. 
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370— RUITER, J. W. E. de 
Hindoo oudheden nabij Buitenzorg. (Ancient Hindu 
monuments near Buitenzorg). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xiv, 1918, pp 132-140 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Descriptions of the monuments and their 
origins. Their situations and type of country where 
they are erected, and to be found. 
Photographs: Ancient stones and statues. 
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371— RUITER, J. W. E. do 
De G. Salak. (Mount Salak). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, part II, 1919, 
pp 159-165. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Mt. Salak, near Buitenzorg. 
Photographs: Views of G. Salak. 
Map: Crater of Goenoeng Salak, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copy in NEFIS .Library. 
372 —ST. MARC. R. Dubois 
The legend of the Battok. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. 
No. 5, 1932, pp 201-205. 
Contents: A Javanese legend connected with the 
Battok volcano. 
Photographs: Views of the Sugar Loaf Battok and 
the Tengger Mts. 
Copies in Public Library. Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney, 
373 — SALOMONSON, H. 
Travellers’ trails in Java. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, 
No. 2. 1928, pp 106-110. 
Contents: Outline of what the unhurried traveller 
may expect to see in Java. 
Photographs: Typical Java scenes. 
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374 — SCHAAFSMA, J. M. G. 
Pen en onder over de Segara Anakan (Kinderzee). 
(Remarks concerning the Segara Anakan—Children’s 
Lake). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xxn, 1926, pp 130-134. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of the origin of the Segara 
Anakan. Description of the environs; the popula- 
tion, the villages built on piles. 
Photographs: Views of pile villages. 
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375 —SCHEER, J. van der 
The use of citronella oil and its position in the 
Netherlands Indies and in the world market. In: 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv, Nos. 18/19, 1936, 
pp 20-26. 
Contents: Export figures and the course of price of 
citronella oil from Java and from Ceylon. Total 
export from Java and export to Japan and China. 
The purposes for which citronella is used. 
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376 — SCHELTEMA, A. M. P. A. 
A short review of the native agriculture in Java and 
Madura in .1935, as it affected the annual crops. In; 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol, iv. Nos. 14/15, 1936, 
pp 289-294. 
Contents: Survey of the weather in 1935, the use 
made of arable ground, the economic conditions 
amongst the agricultural population, the results of 
the harvest, the foodstuff situation. 
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377 — SCHEPERS, J. H. C. 
Schietloodafwijkingen in Nederlandsch-lndie. (Deflec- 
tions of the plumbline in the Netherlands Indies). 
In; Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xxn, 1926, pp 113-124. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Discussion of the primary triangle net 
and the deflections of the plumbline in Java and 
Sumatra. 
Maps: Primary triangle net of Java and Sumatra, 
scale 1 :6,000,000. Plumbline deflections in Java 
and Sumatra. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
378 — SCHMIDT, K. G. R. 
Herstelling van den verkeersweg Tjiandjoer-Poentjak 
bij Sindanglaja, Afdeeling Buitenzorg. (Reconstruc- 
tion of the motor-road Tjiandjoer-Poentjak at 
Sindanglaja, Division of Buitenzorg). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1931, pp 145-149. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of reconstruction of motor- 
road at Sindanglaja and its deviation round the 
former lake drained by a landslide. 
Map: Vicinity of the road Tjiandjoer-Poentjak near 
Sindanglaja, scale 1 :4,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
124 379 — SCHMIDT. K. G. R. 
Trace voor een grondkabel op de onderneming Ting- 
gardjaja, Afdeeling Buitenzorg. (Route for a ground 
cable on the Tinggardjaja estate, Buitenzorg Divi- 
sion). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 1931, pp 149-151. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief description of the route to be taken 
for the cable on the Tinggardjaja estate. 
Map: Location of the cable route on Tinggardjaja, 
scale 1 ; 15,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
380 —SCHOKKENKAMP, I. 
The production of the forests in the Netherlands 
Indies. In; Nederlandsch-Indische Geografische Me- 
dedeeltngen, Vol. i. Nos. 4, 5, 1941, pp 92-95, 111-116. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The value of the forests of Java from 
the hydrological point of view. Reserved and ex- 
ploited forests and forest land available for the 
extension of the agricultural area. The timber and 
other produce of the forests in the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne, 
381 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
Beknopt historisch overzicht van opnemings-en kaart- 
eeringswerkzaamheden in de Residentie Batavia 
(oud). (Brief historical survey of the surveying and 
mapping activity in the residency of Batavia (old). 
In: Jaarverslag van de7i Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xi, 1915, pp 228-300. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the topographic survey in the 
old residency of Batavia (without Krawang Divi- 
sion), from the middle of the 18th century to 1914. 
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382 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
De Sitoe Tjirompang. (The Sitoe Tjirompang). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xvin, 1922, p 147. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Brief account of the Sitoe Tjirompang, 
the crater lake of the G. Kiamis, in West Java, 
Map: The Sitoe Tjirompang (Preanger), scale 
1 : 2,500. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
383 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
De Wajang-Windoe-Vulkaan. (The Wajang-Windoe 
volcano). In; Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xix, 1923, pp 120-121. (In Dutch). 
Contents. Brief description of the Wajang and 
Windoe volcanoes in the Preanger. 
Photographs: Panoramas of Wajang-Windoe. 
Maps Mt. Wajang-Windoe, various scales. 
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384 — SCHUITENVOERDER. H. J. K. 
Over de in de Bonne-projectie berekende kadastrale 
triangulatie-gegevens van de Preanger Regentschap- 
pen en over de herleiding daarvan tot polyeder- 
coordinaten in het nieuwe systeem. (On the cadastral 
triangulation figures of the Preanger regencies, cal- 
culated in the Bonne projection and how to derive 
from them the polyedre-coordinates of the new sys- 
tem). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xix, 1923, pp 160-174. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Description of the work connected with 
the derivation of the polyedre coordinates for the 
cadastral map of the Preanger. 
Map-. Map of the triangles of the cadastral survey 
of the Preangers. 
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385 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
De nauwkeurigheidswaterpassing van Java. (The pre- 
cision water-levelling of Java). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 122- 
134. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the length, duration and 
costs of the primary water-levelling; the instruments 
used, the staff; preparations and observations, selec- 
tion and marking of the fixed points; the results 
obtained. 
Map: Java showing net precision levelling, scale 
1 ; 5,000,000. 
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386 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K. 
Het slik- en zoutwaterbron-complex Tjioejah nabij 
Tjiniroe, Zuid-Cheribon. (The mud and salt-water 
spring complex Tjioejah near Tjiniroe, South Cheri- 
bon). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
Vol. xxii, 1926, pp 135-136. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the mud volcanoes and 
salt-water springs north of Tjiniroe. 
Photographs: Mud volcanoes and salt-water springs, 
Tjioejah. 
Maps: The mud volcanoes and salt-water springs 
near Tjiniroe. 
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387 — SCHUITENVOERDER, H. J. K., and REEK. P. H. van 
Over de in het oude Bonne-systeem berekende tri- 
angulatie-gegevens der Preanger Regentschappen en 
over de herleiding daarvan tot polyedre-coordinaten 
in het nieuwe systeem. (On the triangulation figures 
of the Preanger regencies, calculated in the old 
Bonne projection and on the derivation from them of 
the polyedre-coordinates of the new system). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, 
part II, 1919, pp 169-177. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the work connected with 
the derivation of the new polyedre coordinates from 
the Bonne system, and the linking up of the triangles 
of the Preanger with those of the adjoining triangu- 
lation nets. 
Map: Triangles in the Preangers. 
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388 — SCHUPPLI. H. 
Kort verslag over de geologische situatie van het 
Zuid-Rembangsche heuvelland. (Short report on the 
geological situation in the South Rembang hill 
country). In: Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
land sc h-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1930, 3de gedeelte, 
pp 95-12$. (In Dutch). 
125 Contents: Report on the geological situation in 
South Rembang hill country, Central Java. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the South Rembang 
hill country, scale 1 :200,000. 
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Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
389 — SINBAD OF THE TROPICS 
Contents: 8 pages of illustrations with brief text. 
Photographs: Scenes in the Netherlands East Indies 
and Singapore. 
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390 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY 
Semarang, future ocean harbor. In; Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. i, October 1920, pp 359- 
362. 
Contents: Description of Semarang on the north 
coast of Middle Java. 
Photographs: Views of shipping and wharves. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
391—SLUYTER'S MONTHLY 
Present and future utilization of hydraulic power. 
In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. i, 
November 1920, pp 417-424. 
Contents: A review of the use of water-power in 
the Netherlands Indies. 
Photographs: Views of streams, falls and hydraulic 
installation. 
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392 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY 
Seven days’ tramp over the Semeroe. In; Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. n. No. 12, 1922, 
pp 428-433. 
Contents: Description of a trip to the Semeroe Mts. 
Photographs: Views on the slopes of the Semeroe. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
393 —SMITH, S. Watson 
The chronicle of the first world tour of the 
British Medical Association, 1935, pp 238. 
Contents: Chronicle and photographic record of the 
world tour (pp 97-108 and lxiv-xc) apd descriptions 
of the excursions across Bali (pp 177-180) and 
Java (PP 181-183). 
Photographs: Typical Java views. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
394 —SODY, H. J. V. 
Naamlijst van de zoogdieren van Java. (Name list 
of the mammals of java). In: Natuurkundig Tijd- 
schrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxix, 1929, 
pp 160-166. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A list of names grouped according to 
zoological families. 
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of Queensland, Brisbane; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
395 — SOERABAJA 
Telefoongids (Telephone Directory), Nos. 160, May 
1941; 162, January 1942. (In Dutch). 
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396 — SOERABAJA 
Neerlands grootste koloniale handelshaven en koop- 
stad. (Netherlands greatest colonial commercial port 
and merchant city). Soerabaja, Het Standaardmon- 
sterhuis, 1925, pp 57. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the port of Soerabaja, its 
traffic, the Commerce Museum (Standaardmonster- 
huis). 
Photographs: Views of Soerabaja. 
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397 — SOEROTO. Nolo 
Evolution of the inhabitants of Java. The Hague, 
pp 32. 
Contents: Outline of the races, history and civilisa- 
tion of Java. 
Photographs: Typical scenes in Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
398 — SOLOMONS, E. V. 
Sacred graves. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 2, 
1932, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Two tombs of Mohammedan saints in 
Batavia. 
Photographs: Views of sacred graves. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
399 — SOLOMONS. E. V. 
Javanese fisher folk. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 
4, 1932. pp 1-4. 
Contents: Scenes in Pasar Ikan, Batavia’s fishery 
harbour. 
Photographs: Fishing scenes. 
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bourne. 
400 —SPIERS. Paul 
Mount Raoeng. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi. No. 8, 
1930, pp 378-381. 
Contents: Description of an excursion to Mount 
Raoeng, East Java, written for the tourist. 
Photographs: Views of Mt. Raoeng. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
401 —SPOON, W. 
Coconut fibre band made in Java. In; The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. vi, No. 10, 1938, pp 2-4. 
Contents: The making and utilization of coconut 
fibre band by a native industrial association of 
Wates,, near Jogakarta. 
Photographs: Weaving coconut fibre band. 
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126 402 — STEHN. C. E. and UMBGROVE. J. a F. 
Bijdrage tot de geologic der vlakte van Bandoeng. 
(Contributions to the geology of th& plain of Ban- 
doeng). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 
301-314. (In Dutch with English summary). 
Contents: A study of the geological history and 
structure of the area. 
Photographs: Two views of Tji Taroem River 
Maps: Geological maps, contours and diagrams. 
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Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
403 — STIGAND, I. A. 
The volcano of Smeroe, Java. In; Geographical 
Journal, Vol. xxvm, 1906, pp 615-624. 
Contents: An account of the Tengger and an ascent 
of Smeroe. 
Photographs: Views of Smeroe. 
Map: The summit of Smeroe, before and after erup- 
tion of 1885. 
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rary, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; 
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Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Public Library, Hobart. 
404 —STOOP, A. 
Een geologische verkenningstocht in de Residentie 
Probolinggo. (A geological exploration in the resi- 
dency of Probolinggo). In; faarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1884, 
pp 217-229. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of a geological expedition in 
Probolinggo with topographical details. 
Map: Sketch map of a part of the residency of 
Probolinggo. 
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405 — STRAELEN, V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tates N6erlandaises de LL.AA.RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. Vol. I. Introduc- 
tion. (Scientific results of a journey to the Nether- 
lands East Indies by T.R.H. Prince and Princess 
Leopold of Belgium). Bruxelles, 1933. Memoires du 
Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de Belgique, Hors 
serie, pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: General remarks on the places visited with 
notes on the flora and fauna, topography, ethnology, 
geology. 
Photographs: A very fine collection illustrating all 
aspects of the expedition. 
Copies in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane 
4 OS - STUTTER HEIM, W. F. 
The story of ancient Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vii. No. 8, 1926, pp 439-445. 
Contents; Prehistoric implements found in the 
Netherlands East Indies. The Hindoo settlements 
in Java. The arrival of the Moslems. 
Photographs: Some Hindoo objects of religious art. 
Maps: The oldest Hindoo settlements in southern 
Asia; Java in the Hindoo period. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
407 — STUTTERHEIM, W. F. 
The temple ruins of Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, 
Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 684-688. 
Contents: Survey of the temples which have been 
wholly or partly restored in Java. 
Photographs: Some Java temples. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
408 — SUCHTELEN, Line van (nee Leembruggen) 
The legend of the Bromo. In; Gazette, Vol. i. 
No. 3, 1932, pp 1-4. 
Contents: The annual festival in the Sand Sea desert 
around Bromo volcano. Java. 
Photographs: Views of the Bromo. 
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409 — SWINGLE, Walter T. 
Limnocitrus, a new genus, also new species of Wen- 
zelia, paramignya and atalantia (rutaceae-auran- 
tioideae). In: Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, 
Vol. 21, 1940, pp 1-24. 
Contents: Botanical description of the new genus 
which is found in Java. 
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of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Department 
of Agriculture Library, Sydney; Government Botan- 
ist’s Library, Brisbane; National Herbarium Library, 
Melbourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne. 
410 —T A VERNE. N. I. M. 
Vulkaanstudien op Java. (Studies on the volcanoes 
of Java). 4to. ’s Gravenhage, Algemeene Lands- 
drukkerij, 1926, pp x, 132. (Nederlandsch-lndie, Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw, Vulkanologische en Seismolo- 
gische Mededeelingen, No. 7). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological studies of the volcanoes of 
Java, giving geological history, also a few topo- 
graphical details. 
Photographs: Views of a number of Java’s volcanoes. 
Maps: A series showing volcanic regions. 
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of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
411 — T A VERNE. N. I. M. and STEHN, Ch. E. 
De aardbevingen van Wonosobo op 12 November 
en 2 December 1924; en de aardbeving van Maos op 
15 Mei 1923 (The earthquakes of Wonosobo on 12th 
November and 2nd December, 1924, and the earth- 
127 quake of Maos on 15th May, 1923). 4to. Weltevre- 
den, Landsdrukkerij, 1925. (Nederlandsch-lndie, 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Vulkanologische en Seis- 
mologische Mededeelingen, No. 8), pp vii, 28. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Accounts of the earthquakes listed in 
the title. 
Photographs: A number of views in volcanic regions. 
Maps: Map of the damaged territory and sketch 
map of the earthquake region of Maos, scale 
i : 250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
412—TEED AHPA 
By jungle track and paddy field. 8vo. Liverpool, 
Henry Young and Sons, 1913, pp xvi, 179. 
Contents: The author travelled in Timor, Malaya 
and Java. 
Photographs: Koepang, Buitenzorg, Papandayan. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney, 
413 —TILLEMA, H. F, 
Kromoblanda. Over 't vraagstuk van het wonen in 
Kromo’s groote land. (Coloured and white; on the 
problem of life in the coloured’s great land). Vol. v, 
part II, pp 417-960. 's Gravenhage. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is a portion of a many volumed 
work. It gives a detailed study of the housing 
conditions in Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Types of dwellings and villages 
throughout Java. 
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414 — TOPOGHAFISCHE DIENST 
De G. Merapi, December 1909-Juni 1913. (Mt. 
Merapi, December 1909-June 1913). In; Jaarverslag 
van den Topograftschen Dienst, Vol. ix, part I, 1913, 
pp 160-162. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Recent changes in the top of Mt. Merapi. 
Photographs: Views of Mt. Merapi and Mt. Mas- 
djidanlama. 
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415 —TOPOGHAFISCHE DIENST 
Kort verslag betreffende de uitkomsten der in 1923 
gehouden inspecties over de door de Stereographik- 
zentrale te Miinchen vervaardigde kaarten van 
stereofotogrammetrisch opgenomen terreinen op 
Java. (Brief report on the results of the inspection 
in 1923 of the maps made by the stereographical 
centre in Munich of area surveyed stereophoto- 
grammetrically in Java). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xix, 1923, pp 81-83. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The results obtained do not encourage 
the introduction of the stereophotogrammetric 
method of surveying, but in view of recent progress 
of aerostereophotogrammetry the last word has not 
been said in this matter. 
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Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
416 —TOPOGHAFISCHE DIENST 
Eenige aanteekeningen bij de nieuw vervaardigde 
kaart van den top van den G. Welirang. (Some re- 
marks on the newly-made map of the summit of 
Mt. Welirang. In: Jaarverslag van den 7'opo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xxm, 1927, pp 120-121. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Observations made during a survey of 
the craters of Mt. Welirang by some native students 
of surveying. 
Photographs: North wall of the Kawahdjere seen 
from Point 3138; Solfatara field of the Kawah Ploe- 
poeh; Goenoeng Kembar 11; G. Welirang with Mt. 
Kembar I in the foreground. 
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Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
417 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Come to Java. 3rd ed. 12mo. Batavia, G. Kolff, 
1926, pp 329. 
Contents: A detailed guide book for tourists, with 
English Malay vocabulary. 
Photographs: A collection of small views of Java 
of little value. 
Maps: Small sketch map of Java and Madoera, 
scale 1 : 1,500,000. Shows main roads, motor roads, 
motor and other roads, rail and tramways, prin- 
cipal stations, boundaries of residencies, hot springs, 
bathing places, temples and ruins, volcanoes, rest- 
houses, hotels, mountain tops, heights, important 
places, etc. 
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of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
418 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Java, the wonderland. 8vo. Weltevreden, Official 
Information Bureau, about 1910, pp vi, 106. 
Contents: Malay language, Batavia, Buitenzorg, 
other towns, temples, the Boro Boedoer, the Dieng 
Plateau, Soerabaya, Tosari, the Bromo, the Sand 
Sea, etc. 
Photographs: Typical Java scenes. 
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419—TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Buitenzorg. Batavia, Travellers’ Official Informa- 
tion Bureau. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Views from the Botanical Gardens. 
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420 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Batavia. Batavia, Travellers’ Official Information 
Bureau. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Streets and buildings in Batavia. 
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421 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Java. Principal daily train connections. Batavia, 
Travellers’ Official Information Bureau. 
Contents: Railway time-table. 
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128 422 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
See Java. 12mo. Batavia, 1939, pp iv, 60. 
Contents: General information, a trip through 
Java, etc. 
Photographs: Typical Java scenes. 
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423 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Visit Java, Bali, Sumatra. Batavia, Travellers’ 
Official Information Bureau, 2 editions. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Typical Java scenes. 
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424 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Java. Batavia, Travellers’ Official Information Bureau. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Scenes from Java. 
Maps: Java, the Netherlands East Indies. 
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425 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Picturesque Dutch East Indies. Batavia. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 1, 1925, pp 43-47. 
Contents: Short description of Batavia. 
Photographs: Steel spires of the cathedral at Welte- 
vreden most conspicuous in the town’s skyline. 
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426 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Picturesque Dutch East Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. 2, 1925, pp 115-121. 
Contents: Description of a trip from Batavia to 
Bandoeng via Buitenzorg and Soekaboemi. 
Photographs: Cultivation studies. 
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427 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Picturesque Dutch East Indies. Bandoeng. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 3, 1925, pp 177-180. 
Contents: Brief description of Bandoeng. 
Photographs: Buildings in Bandoeng; tea estate. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
428 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Picturesque Dutch East Indies. In Java’s scenic 
paradise. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 4, 1925, pp 
232-237. 
Contents: Description of some of Java’s beautiful 
scenery. 
Photographs: Some Java scenes. 
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429 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Picturesque Dutch East Indies. Round about Soura- 
baya. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi, No. 5, 1925, pp 299- 
303. 
Contents: Brief description of Sourabaya and 
environs. 
Photographs'. Roads of Sourabaya, with shipping and 
street scenes. 
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430 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Malang, the mountain city of East Java. In; Java 
Gazette, Vol. i, No. 3, 1932, pp 301-303. 
Contents'. Site, size and industries of Malang. 
Photographs'. Aloon-Aloon at Malang. Panorama of 
Songgoriti near Malang. Temple guard at Singo- 
sari near Malang. Tjandi “Kidal” at Toempang, 
near Malang. 
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431—TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Bandoeng number of Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. vn. No. 4, 1932. 
Contents'. Brief description of Bandoeng as an intro- 
duction to the photographs. 
Photographs'. Many photographs of Bandoeng and 
surroundings. 
Map: Road map of Bandoeng and surrounding 
mountains. 
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432 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Railways number of Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xi, 1936. 
Contents'. The service of the railways of Java and 
Sumatra; a programme for sight-seeing by rail. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of tracks and 
stations. 
Map: Map of Java in bird’s eye view. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (Mr, Hendriks’ collection); 
Mitchell Library. Sydney. 
433 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Volcanoes in Java number of Tourism in the 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi, No. 2, 1936. 
Contents: Important volcanic phenomena in recent 
years with a few notes on historic eruptions, list of 
active volcanoes in Java indicating heights, nearest 
town and best starting point for the climb. Also 
brief text to the photographs. 
Photographs: Some studies illustrating volcanic 
activity. 
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AGS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
434 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Malang number of Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xi. No. 3, 1936. 
Contents: A tourist booklet describing Malang. 
Various views of the city and nearbv country. 
Photographs: Views in and around Malang. 
Map: Malang and environs, showing railways, motor 
roads, resthouses, rivers, volcanoes. 
Copies in AGS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
435 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies number of Tour- 
ism in the Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi,. No. 4, 1936. 
129 Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Native types of the East Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection); 
Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
436 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Airways number of Tourism in Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. xn. No. 1, 1937. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the photographs. 
Photographs: Views in Java and the East Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection); 
AGS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
437 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Shipping number of Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 2, 1937. 
Contents: Recommendation to the tourist to travel 
in the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Ships of lines serving the Netherlands 
East Indies. 
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Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
438 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Hotel number of Tourism in the Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. xn, No. 4, 1937. 
Contents: Description of some hotels and their sites. 
Photographs: Hotels in the Indies. 
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433 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Lakes number of Tourism in the Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. xn, No. 5, 1937. 
Contents: Description of the most beautiful lakes 
of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Lake scenes in the Netherlands East 
Indies. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
440 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Glimpses of native life number of Tourism in the 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. xm, No. 1, 1938. 
Contents: Photographs of people from Sumatra, Java 
and Bali at work. 
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Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
441 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Jogjakarta number of Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xm, No. 2, 1938. 
Contents: Description of Jogjakarta and environs. 
Photographs: Scenes in Jogjakarta and the neigh- 
bourhood. 
Map: Jogjakarta and environs. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
442 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Preanger Mountains number of Tourism in the 
Netherlands Indies, Vol. xm. No. 3, 1938. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying a great number 
of excellent photographs. 
Photographs: Views in the Preanger. 
Copies in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection); 
Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
443 — TRIGHT, S. V. 
The Badoejs in South Bantam (Java). In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, No. 9, 1929, pp 363-370. 
Contents: Description of the customs of the little 
known tribes of the Badoejs, based on the observa- 
tions made during an excursion in 1928. 
Photographs: Studies of Badoejs and their monu- 
ments. 
Map: Dessa Kamakes district, showing its boundary, 
its villages and the “forbidden territory.” 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
444 —TUIJN, J. van 
Over een recente daling van den zeespiegel in Neder- 
landsch-Oost-Indie. (On a recent fall of the sea level 
in the Netherlands Indies). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlix, 1932, pp 89-99. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of evidence of a recent sinking 
of the ocean level from Sumatra, Java and Borneo. 
Map: Outline map of Sumatra, Java and Borneo, 
scale 1 : 10,000,000 showing portions where there is 
evidence of recent raising. 
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Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
445 _ TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries, and re- 
sources; editor-in-chief Arnold Wright; Assistant 
editor—Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Coy., Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History by Arnold Wright. Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot. 
Finance, by J. Paulus. Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel. Imports, exports 
and shipping: means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and tele- 
phones, roads and bridges; Population; origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions, Roman Catholic mission, the 
Salvation Army. Education, by N. J. Verweij. Health 
and hospitals. The Press, by E. F. E. Douwes-Dekker. 
Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper. Naval 
and military forces. Police, mines and mining ad- 
ministration, by J. K. van Gelder. Climate by C. 
Braak. Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton. 
Irrigation in Java. Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois. 
The rubber industry. Sugar industry in Java, by 
J. J. Hazewinkel. Tobacco. Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout. Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven. Cinchona, by P. 
van Leersum. Bamboo hats; the island of Java; 
Batavia; towns of western and Central Java; 
Somarang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; 
information for tourists. 
Photographs: A very large collection of views. 
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130 446 —UKERS, William H. 
Java and Sumatra. 8vo. New York, The Tea and 
Coffee Trade Journal Co., 1926 (Little Journey 
Series), pp 63. 
Contents: A visit to Sumatra’s east coast (general 
description, visits to tea, coffee, rubber and oil- 
palm estates). The Sumatra tea industry. A visit 
to Java (general description, the tea industry). 
Photographs: Views of Java and Sumatra. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
447 —ULTEE, A. I. 
The mixed cultivation of Hevea and Robusta. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol n 
No. 7, 1921, pp 23-28. 
Contents: The author director of the Besoeki Experi- 
mental Station, Djember (Java), discusses the merits 
of the mixed cultivation of Robusta coffee and 
Hevea rubber. 
Photographs: Illustrate the transition from jungle 
to coffee estate. 
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448 — UMBGROVE, J. H. F. 
De Koraalriffen in de Baai van Batavia. (The coral 
reefs in the Bay of Batavia). 4to. Weltevreden, 
Landsdrukkerij, 1928. Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw, Wetenschappehjke Mededeelin- 
gen, No. 7), pp iii, 68. (In Dutch with summary in 
English). 
Contents: Life conditions of reef corals in general: 
data on this in the Bay of Batavia; formation of 
the reefs; form and manner of formation of the 
islands; ecology of the coral reef in the Bay of 
Batavia. 
Photographs: A large collection of air and other 
views. 
Maps: A series illustrating coral formations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide: Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
449 — UMBGROVE, J. H. F. 
De koraalriffen der Duizend-Eilanden (Java Zee). 
(The coral reefs of the Thousand Islands—Java Sea). 
4to. Bandoeng. N. V. Maks and V. D. Klits, 1929, 
pp 50., (Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijn- 
houw, Wetenschappelijke Mededeelingen), No. 12. 
(In Dutch with a summary in English). 
Contents: Geology, geomorphology, currents in the 
Java Sea. Geological history of the Java Sea. 
Photographs: Air and other views illustrating coral 
formation. 
Maps: ;Series illustrating the text. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
450 — UNITED STATES. HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Sunda Strait and north- 
west coast of Borneo and offlying dangers. 3rd edi- 
tion, 1934, pp 542. 
Contents: Includes the Sunda Strait, the straits be- 
tween Sumatra and Borneo and the west and north- 
east coasts of Borneo. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; AGS Library. 
451 —UNITED STATES, HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Celebes, Southeast Borneo, 
Java (except from Java Head to Batavia), and 
islands east of Java. 1933, 3rd edition, pp 628. 
Supplement to Hydrographic Office Publication No. 
163, for 1942. 
Contents: Comprises most of Java, Southeast Bor- 
neo, Celebes, the lesser Sunda Islands and Timor. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; AGS Library. 
452 — UTERMARK, W. L. 
Tourism in and around Djocja. In: Netherlands India 
Old and New, Vol. 19, No. 1, 1934, pp 21-30. 
Contents: Sight-seeing in Djocjakarta. 
Photographs: Views in and around Djocjakarta. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
453 — VALKENBURG. S. van 
Met district Djampang-Koelon. (The district of 
Djampang-Koelon). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xx, 1924, pp 61-69. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geology, morphology, climate, people, 
agriculture, roads. 
Photographs: Views of the district. 
Maps: Djampang-Koelon, scale 1 ; 250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
454 — VALKENBURG. S. van 
Het District Djampang-Wetan. (The Djampang-Wetan 
district). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 83-94. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical survey of the former Djam- 
pang-Wetan district, comprising the present dis- 
tricts Soekanangara, western part of Sindanbarang 
and nearly the whole of Djampang-tengah. The 
article deals with the topographical survey of the 
region, the geological structure, geomorphology, 
climate, population and native agriculture, European 
agriculture, lines of communication, tourism. 
Maps: Geological section across Djampang-Wetan. 
Geomorphological map, scale 1 : 500,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
455 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques; reconnaissances g6o- 
logiques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the 
Moluccas: Geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). 
In; Edition francaise du Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, 
partie scientifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de I’Etat, 
1908. (In French). 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
area. 
Maps: Series of geological maps and profiles. 
131 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
456 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
De nieuwe krater van den Lemongan. (The new 
crater of the Lemongan). In: Jaarhoek van het 
Mijnwe%en in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk 
gedeelte, 1899, pp 168-180. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the newly-formed crater 
in Mt. Lemongan in 1898. 
Map: Lemongan volcano; maps and profiles, no 
scale given. Indicate changes due to an eruption 
in 1898. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
457 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. and FENNEMA. R 
Description geologique de Java et Madoera. 2 vols. 
and atlas. 8vo. Amsterdam, J. G. Stemler Cz., 1896, 
pp xi.vi, 534 (xi), 535-1183, and atlas of 50 sheets. 
(In French). 
Contents: Topography, geology, volcanoes, useful 
minerals, fossils. 
Photographs: A large collection of geological studies. 
Maps: A series of geological maps and surveys. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
458 — VERBEEK, R. D. M. and FENNEMA. R. 
Nieuwe geologische ontdekkingen op Java. (New 
geological discoveries in Java). In: faarboek van 
het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1880, deel I, pp 217-261. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of new geological discoveries 
in Java. 
Maps: Geological maps illustrating the text. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
459 — VERVOORT, M. 
No melting pot in Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol vu 
Nos. 8/9, 1926, pp 457-464. 
Contents: Short text accompanying photographs of 
different types of the population of Java. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
460 — VERVOORT, M. and BERGER, H. 
Leaves from a Javanese album. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm, No. 5, 1927, pp 267-274. 
Contents: A set of artistic photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
461 —VETH, P. J. 
Java: geographisch, ethnologisch. historisch. (Java: 
geography, ethnology, history). 2 vols. Haarlem, 
Erven F. Bohn, 1875-1878. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Vol. i covers the geography and ethnology 
and Vol. 2 deals with history. 
Map: Historical map of Java. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
462 — VlS-Janssen van Raay, Mrs. C 
The Tygersgracht. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vu. No. I, 
1926, pp 35-37 and 46. 
Contents: Reminiscences of Old Batavia in the 
days of the East India Company. 
Photographs; Some views in Old Batavia. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
463 —VOLZ, W. 
The thoroughbred in Java. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. 
No. 12, 1933, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Breeding results at Wanasari stud on the 
cinchona estate Nanasari. 
Photograph: Paddock and cinchona plantation. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
464 —VOSKUIL, H. J. H. 
Titulatuur en waardigheidsteekenen in de Midden- 
Javaansche maatschappij. (Titles and emblems of 
rank in the native society of Central Java). In; 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiers- 
vereeniging, Vol. 21, No. 12, 1936, pp 433-445. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: General survey of existing titles. The 
titles in the Mataram dynasty (Soerakarta, Wang- 
kee, Negaran and Pakoe Alaman Djokjakarta). Titles 
and predicates of the nobility. Titles and predi- 
cates of office-holders. Honorary and courtesy 
titles. Emblems of rank. 
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465 —VRIES. H M. de 
The importance of )ava seen from the air. Batavia, 
1928, pp 328. 
Contents: The book is, in the main, a description 
of the different business enterprises, including 
estates, factories, transport concerns, etc. The text 
is merely an accompaniment to the excellent photo- 
graphs. 
Photographs: A fine collection of air-photographs 
of Java. 
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Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; De- 
partment of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
466 —VRIES, E. de and COHEN, H. 
The village shopkeeper in Java and Madura. In: 
Bulletin of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, 
Vol. i, No. 4, 1938, pp 263-273. 
Contents: Currency in the village; cash income; shop- 
keeping as a trade; the nature of the transactions, 
retail trade and garden produce; retail trade and 
mixed diet turnover. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
467 —VUUREN. L. van 
Bijdrage tot de topografie van de Residentie Soera- 
baia in de 13 e eeuw. (Contributions to the topo- 
graphy of the Soerabaia residency in the 13th 
century). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xu, 1924, pp 67- 
81. (In Dutch). 
132 Contents: Discusses topographical changes in the 
area, especially with reference to the Brantas River 
basin. 
Maps: Delta and basin of Kali-Brantas. Mt. Keloet. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
468 -— WADIA, Ardaser Sorabjee N. 
The belle of Bali: being impressions of a pleasure 
cruise to the Dutch East Indies via Cochin, Colombo. 
Penang and Singapore. 8vo. London, J. M. Dent 
and Sons, 1936, pp xvi, 112. 
Contents: General description of Bali, temples, 
bazaars, religion, art-crafts, music, dances; Boro- 
budur and Buitenzorg. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Hobart. 
469 — WALCOTT. Arthur S. 
Java and her neighbours: a traveller’s notes in 
Java, Celebes, the Moluccas and Sumatra. New 
York. Putnam, 1914, pp 339. 
Contents: Notes of a three months’ trip. Chapter 
headings: 1. Historical sketch. 2. Weltevreden. 3. 
Old Batavia. 4. Buitenzorg and the botanical gar- 
dens. 5. By the north coast to Soerabaya, Solo. 
6. Cruise to Celebes. 7. Minahassa district, North 
Celebes. 8. Ternate. 9. The Moluccas. 10. Tosari 
and the Tengger volcanoes. 11. Ruined temples of 
Central Java. 12. Djokjakarta. 13. Garoet and the 
Preanggers. 14. The West Preanggers. 15. Sumatra; 
descriptive and historical. 16. Up the west coast of 
Sumatra to Padang. 17. The Padang highlands. 
18. Ports of North Sumatra. 
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Library, Sydney; Department of Defence Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
470 —WALL. V. I. van de 
Old Bantam and its monuments. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Yol. xii. No. 3, 1931, pp 107-113. 
Contents: Description of Fort Speelwijk, the ruins 
of the Sultan’s residences, the mosques and the holy 
graves at Bantam. 
Photographs: Views of Bantam. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
471—WALL. V. I. van de 
Old country houses in Batavia. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xn. No. 12, 1931, pp 537-545. 
Contents: Description of some old country houses 
in the old-lndies, old-Dutch and Company styles. 
Photographs: Old houses in Batavia. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
472 —WEBSTER, H. Cayley 
Through New Guinea and the cannibal countries. 
8vo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1898, pp xvii, 387. 
Contents (of the section on the Indies): General 
descriptions of Bali, Lombok, Macassar, Amboyna, 
Banda, Kei and Am Islands, Netherlands New 
Guinea and Java, and of the manners and customs 
of the people; also of the birds, mammals, and 
butterflies collected, these being the object of the 
expedition. The book also covers the Mandated 
Territory of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
473 — WEEL. K. M. van 
Meteorological and hydrographical observations made 
in the western part of the Netherlands East Indies 
Archipelago. In: Treubia, Vol. 4, 1923, pp 1-559. 
Contents-. An important detailed work with many 
charts and diagrams. 
On pp 37-38 is a list of pertinent literature on 
these subjects. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
474 _ WHEATLEY, Ch. de Cock 
The holy grave of Tembayat. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm, No. 5, 1927, pp 260-265. 
Contents-. Description for the tourist of the temple 
of Tembayat near Djokjakarta. 
Photographs: Views of the grave. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne 
475 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
Facts and fancies of rice cultivation. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 10, 1927, pp 541-547. 
Contents: Legends connected with Javanese rice 
culture. The work connected with rice-growing 
Photographs: Rice planting studies. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne 
476 — WHEATLEY, Ch. de Cock 
Marriage customs of Middle Java. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm. No. 11, 1927, pp 601-606. 
Contents: Marriage customs in Soerakarta. 
Photographs: A royal marriage at Soerakarta, 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne 
477 _ WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
In the land of mystic gods. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
ix, No. 1, 1928, pp 15-18. 
Contents: Description of the temple ruins of Pram- 
banan, on the boundary line between the residencies 
of Soerakarta and Djocjakarta. 
Photographs: Temple ruins. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne 
478 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
Village life in Java. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 3, 
1928, pp 134-140. 
Contents: Description of Javanese village houses, 
household utensils, peasant life. 
Photographs: Studies of native life, 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
133 479 — WHEATLEY, Ch. de Cock 
Back of a cup of tea. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol, ix, No. 
5, 1928, pp 263-268. 
Contents: The tea ceremony of the Chinese. The 
history of tea production in Java, The work of a 
tea estate. 
Photographs: Illustrating stages in tea manufacture. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
480 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
Terpsichorean studies of Middle lava. In: Inter- 
Occan, Vol. ix, No. 7, 1928, pp 375-380. 
Contents: Javanese dances and dancers, with special 
regard to the royal courts of Djokjakarta and 
Soerakarta. 
Photographs: Dancing groups. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
481 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
Scenes from an old-world kingdom. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, No. 9, 1928, pp 507-51 1. 
Contents: Impressions from Djokjakarta. 
Photographs: Views of Djokjakarta. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
482 — WHEATLEY, Ch. de Cock 
The industrial arts and crafts of Middle Java. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, Nos. 11/12, 1928, pp 695-700. 
Contents: Description of the various native industrial 
arts. 
Photographs: Specimens of native work. Native 
workshop. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
483 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
When the fire-god speaks. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
xii. No. 2, 1931, pp 58-65. 
Contents: Description of the eruption of the Merapi 
in December 1930, and of the damage caused by it. 
Photographs: Views of the Merapi. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
484 — WHEATLEY, Ch. de Cock 
In the realm of a mystic queen. In: Intcr-Ocean, 
Vol. xn. No. 5, 1931, pp 203-211. 
Contents: Myths connected with the collection of 
edible birds’ nests in Java. 
Photographs: Views in the Karang Belong region. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
485 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
The sacred shrines of Gresik. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
xn, No. 11, 1931, pp 511-515. 
Contents: History and monuments of the town of 
Gresik, situated on the straits of Madoera, on the 
highway on the north coast of Java. 
Photographs: Views of Gresik and its shrines. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
486 — WHITEHEAD. John 
Exploration of Mount Kina Balu, North Borneo. 
London, Gurney and Jackson, 1893, pp 317. 
Contents: A detailed account of explorations in 
North Borneo and Palawan, with a visit to Java. 
The author was a field naturalist, and the appendix 
gives a full description of the specimens collected 
during four years. 
Photographs; Very fine coloured plates of birds, 
animals, and insects, and topographical lithographs 
from the author’s drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
487 — WILDA, Johannes 
Reise auf S.M.S. Mowe. (Journey of the S.M.S. 
Mowe). Berlin, Allgemeiner Verein fur deutsche 
Literatur, 1903. (In German). 
Contents: The author went to the Mandated Terri- 
tory of New Guinea on the survey ship Mowe and 
returned to China, via Java on the Stettin. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
488 — WINSTEDT, Sir Richard 
Introduction to Java. In: Geographical Magazine, 
Vol. xiv, 1942, pp 222-233. 
Contents: A short historical sketch. 
Photographs-. Some Java scenes. 
Map: Sketch map of Java, scale 1.5 inches : 200 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamen- 
tary Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; 
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Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
489 — WIT, Augusta de 
Java: facts and fancies. London, Chapman and 
Hall, 1905, pp 329. 
Contents: A lavishly illustrated description of life 
in Java. Chapter headings: 1. First glimpses. 2. A 
Batavia hotel. 3. The town. 4. A colonial home. 
5. Social life. 6. Glimpses of native life. 7. On the 
beach. 8. Buitenzorg. 9. In the hill country. 10. In 
the dessa. 
Photographs: Scenes in Java. 
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liamentary Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
490 - WITKAMP, H. 
Een voorkomen van granod.ioriet in Zuid-Priangan. 
(An occurrence of granodiorite in South Priangan). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
dundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 638-653. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of a number of geological 
traverses of the area, with much topographical 
information. 
134 Map: Geological sketch map of area between Tjilak 
and Tjipantjong Rivers, scale 1 : 150,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
491—WOLVEKAMP, H. 
Onderzoek van den Telaga Bodas in de Afdeeling 
Tasikmalaja, Residentie Preanger - Regentschappen. 
(An investigation of the Telaga Bodas in the Tasik- 
malaja Division, residency of Preanger Regencies). 
In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1913, pp 88-100. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Telaga Bodas, a lake 1720 m. 
above sea level. 
Map: Telaga Bodas Lake, scale 1 : 50,000. Another 
map on a smaller scale shows surrounding country. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
492 —WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR. Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India. 
Ed. by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
Contents: See Twentieth century impressions of 
Netherlands India, noted earlier, No. 445. 
493 —WYDENES, M. Oostwoud 
Papandajan. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 5, 1928, 
pp 281-284. 
Contents: Description of a tourist excursion from 
Garoet to the Papandajan. 
Photographs: Views of Mt. Papandajan. 
Copy in. Public Library, Melbourne. 
494—WYDENES, M. Oostwcud 
Tcsari jaunts. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 6, 
1928, pp 341-347. 
Contents: Description of beauty spots around the 
health resort of Tosari. 
Photographs: Views of Tosari. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
495 —WYDZNES, M. Oostwoud 
Lali Djiwo. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 9, 1928, 
pp 485-498. 
Contents: Description of Lali Djiwo, a former hunt- 
ing lodge, now used as a tourist hut. Situated on 
Mount Arjuna, it is six hours on foot or four 
hours on horseback from Sourabaya. 
Photographs: Views of Lali Djiwo. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
496 —ZIEGLER, K. G. J. 
Kort bericht over het voorkomen van een graniet- 
gesteente in het stroomgebied van de Tji Hara, 
District Tji Langkahan, Afdeeling Lebak, Residence 
Bantam. (Short report on the occurrence of granite 
in the stream region of the Tji Hara, Tji Langkahan 
District, Lebak division, residency of Bantam). In; 
jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 48-54. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the granite found 
in Bantam in the region drained by the Tji Hara. 
Map: Situation map of an occurrence of granite in 
South Bantam, scale 1 : 50,000. In Atlas volume 
for 1916. 
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land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
497 —ZIEGLER. K. G. I. 
Verslag over de uitkomsten van mijnbouwkundig- 
geologische onderzoekingen in Zuid-Bantam. (Report 
on the results of geological mining investigations in 
South Bantam). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste 
gedeelte, pp 41-153. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Special attention was paid to the Bodjong- 
manik brown coalfields, to the coalfields in South 
Bantam, and to the Tjimandiri field. Sections on 
the topography of each area are given. 
Maps: A series of geological map and profiles. 
In atlas volume for 1918. 
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of New South Wales Library. Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
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rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth: 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
135 DUTCH BORNEO 
1-BALNER, L. and LEBZELTER. V. 
Zur Biologie und Anthrolopogie der Kenja in Nordost 
Borneo. (On the biology and anthropology of the 
Kenja in Northeast Borneo). In; Anthropos, Vol. 
xxx, 1935, pp 51-74, 495-508. (In German). 
Contents: Biological and anthropological notes on 
the Kenja, a tribe in Northeast Borneo. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
2 —BANKS, E. 
Seasonal rainfall in Borneo. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 363-371. 
Contents: A study of rainfalls in Malaysia (1921- 
1933) with graphs. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney. 
3—BARTLETT. Edward 
Butterflies of Borneo. 8 parts. Kuching, Sarawak, 
1896. (Extracts from The Ethnological, Zoological 
and Botanical Note book of Sarawak). 
Contents: Lists 518 species from the collection in 
the Sarawak Museum, with short notes. 
Copy in the National Library, Canberra. 
4 — BEMMELEN. R. W, van 
De geologic van het westelijke en zuidelijke deel van 
de Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (Geology of the 
western and southern part of the Western Division 
of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1939, pp 187- 
328. (In Dutch, with summary in English). 
Contents: Geological description of the southern and 
western parts of the Western Division of Borneo. 
Bibliography. 
Maps: General geological map of the Western Divi- 
sion of Borneo except the Chinese districts and 
vicinity, Plaat I-Vl. The general geological map, 
scale 1 ; 250,000, Plaat VII-VIII. Profiles, Plaat IX. 
General map showing routes of the geological inves- 
tigation, etc., scale 1 : 1,500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
5 —BOCK. Carl 
The head hunters of Borneo: a narrative of travel 
up the Mahakkam and down the Barito: also, jour- 
neyings in Sumatra. London, Sampson Low, 1882, 
2nd edition, pp 344. 
Contents: Journal of a journey from Tangaroeng 
across Borneo to Bandjermasin (pp 1-256) and of a 
visit to Sumatra, in 1878. 
Photographs: 30 coloured lithographs, and woodcuts. 
Maps: Southeast Borneo to illustrate M, Bock’s 
journey, scale 1 in : 40 miles. 
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Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide: Public 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
6 — BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius Expedition tn the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for collect- 
ing the biological material, the localities in which 
the material was collected. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: National 
Library, Canberra. 
7 — BOSCHMA, H. and KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Voyage, Chapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: An account of the various expeditions at 
the different places where the expedition ship stayed. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
8 — BRINIO 
The Dyaks. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, No. 12, 1930. 
pp 587-594. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying photographs. 
Photographs: Dyak types. Dyak prahoe in the rapids. 
Dyak house. Dyak kampong. Houses for the dead. 
Idol in a Dyak kampong. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
9— BRYN. Halfden 
De indfodte paa Borneo. Carl Lumholtz’s materiale- 
antropologisk bearbeidet. (The natives of Borneo. 
Anthropological study of Lumholtz’s material). 
Kristiania, Jacob Dybwad, 1924, pp 87. (In Nor- 
wegian). 
Contents: An anthropometrical study based on Lum- 
holtz’s collection. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Mitchell1 
Library, Sydney: Australian Museum Library, Syd 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
136 10 —CABATON. A. 
Java, Sumatra and the other islands of the Dutch 
East Indies; translated by Bernard Miall. London, 
T. Fisher Unwin, 1911, pp 376. 
Contents: Chapter 1. Historical sketch. Chapter 2. 
Generalities. 
Photographs: Rope ferry, Borneo. 
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Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
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Parliamenary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Par- 
liamentary Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Perth; Public Library, Laun- 
ceston. 
11 — DIECKMANN. W. 
De ijzerertsafzettingen van het Koekoesangebergte 
in Zuidcost-Borneo. (The iron ore deposits of the 
Koekoesan Mountains of Southeast Borneo). In 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1920. Iste gedeelte, pp 70-86. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Chiefly a description of the deposits, but a 
few details of topographical interest are given. 
Maps: Soengi Doewa in the Koekoesan Mountains, 
Southeast Borneo (with profiles), scale 1 :30,000. 
Plaat IX-X. Profiles on Plaat X of Soengi Doewa. 
Maps in atlas volume for 1920. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library Hobart; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
12 —DIJK, P. van 
Onderzoek naar de ontginbaarheid van steenkolen 
. . . aan de Riam-Kanan. (Investigation into the pos- 
sibility of coal production on the Riam-Kanan). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie. 1881, 2de gedeelte, pp 213-237. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report on coal deposits in 
Riam-Kanan which is in the Eastern Division. 
Maps: Geological map of the pitching lustre coal 
between the Goenoeng Djabok on the Riam-Kanan 
and Pengaren on the Riam-Kiwa, scale 1 : 100,000. 
Terrain of the Delf coal mine with hills Djalamadi 
and Djabok, scale 1 :20,000. Location, near the 
Riam-Kanan. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
13 —DIJK. P. van 
De bevaarbaarheid van de rivier Riam-Kanan tus- 
schen Karang-Intan en Martapoera, vergeleken met 
die van de rivier Riam Kiwa tusschen Pengarom en 
Martapoera. (The navigability of the River Riam- 
Kanan between Karang-Intan and Martapoera, com- 
pared with that of the River Riam-Kiwa between 
Pengarom and Martapoera). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1883, pp 39-59. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a section by J. H. Menten on 
the navigability of the Barito River from its mouth 
and up the Martapoera and Riam-Kiwa to Biwahan 
in the South and Eastern Divisions. 
Map: General map of the relative navigability of 
the rivers Riam-Kiwa and Riam-Kanan and of the 
River Martapoera past Bandjermasin to the Barito 
near Schans van Tijl, scale 1 : 100,000. Depths at 
low water in decimetres. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
14 — DOBKEN, B. G. 
Enkele aanteekeningen betreffende de in te voeren 
landrenteregeling in de Afdeeling Oeloesoengai Resi- 
dence Zuider-Ooster-Afdeeling van Borneo. (Some 
remarks concerning the land rent regulation to be 
introduced in the Division of Oeloesoengai, resi- 
dency South and East Division of Borneo). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xvi, 
1920, pp 95-98. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. The author gives the reasons why the tax 
paid on the rice fields is to be abolished and a land 
rent paid after Javanese pattern introduced. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
15 —DYKE. J. C. van 
In Java and the neighbouring islands. 8vo. New 
York, Charles Scribner, 1929, pp xii, 310. 
Contents-. Sketches of Celebes, Borneo, the Moluccas, 
Bali and Java. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney: Public Library, Melbourne. 
16 —EASTON. N. Wing 
Het voorkomen van koperertsen in den omtrek van 
Mandor. (The occurrence of copper ores in the region 
of Mandor). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk Gedeelte, 1899, 
pp 143-167. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the area around 
Mandor with incidental topographical details. 
Map: The occurrence of copper ores in the region 
of Mandor, scale 1 : 50,000. Profiles and sketches of 
prospecting. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
17 —EASTON. N. Wing 
Had Borneo vroeger een woestijnklimaat? (Had 
Borneo once-a desert climate?). In: Tijdschrift Kon- 
inklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. xxxiv, 1917, pp 680-695. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the formation of the sandstone 
hill country north of the Melawi River, Central 
Borneo. 
Map: Geological sketch map of part of West and 
Central Borneo, scale 1 : 2,000,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
18 — ES. L. J. C. van 
De tektoniek van de westelijke helft van den Oost- 
Indischen Archipel. (The tectonics of the west half 
of the East Indian Archipelago). In: Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1917, 2de gedeelte, pp 5-145. (In Dutch). 
137 Contents: Tectonic description of Java, Sumatra, 
islands to the west of Sumatra and to the east of 
Sumatra and Borneo. Bibliography. 
Map: Geotectonic sketch map of the west part of 
the East Indian Archipelago. 4 sheets, scale 1:2,500,000. 
In atlas volume for 1917, 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
19 — ES. L. I. C. van 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndischen Archipel, schaal 1 : 1,000,000. Ver- 
klarende tekst bij Blad IX, West-Borneo en Billiton. 
(General geological map of the Netherlands East 
Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Explanatory 
text to sheet IX, West Borneo and Billiton). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 1-35. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: This article deals with the stratigraphy, 
historical geology and tectonics of the area mapped. 
Map: West Borneo and Billiton, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
20 — ES, L. J. C. van 
Geologisch-technische onderzoekingen (1929-1930). 
(Geological technical investigations). In; Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
Gedeelte, 1929, pp 79-171; 1930, pp 79-240. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is a series of articles with sections on 
reservoir dams, hydrology and ground conditions by 
Van Es, L. J. C, Grondijs, H., Nelissen, T., and 
Nash, J. M. W., which are noted in the various 
areas with which they deal. For later studies, 1932- 
1938, see under Nederlandsch-Indie—Dienst van den 
Mijnbouw. 
Copies in Mjtchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
21 —ES. L, J. C. van and BOUWMEESTER. G. 
Aanhangsel bij de geologische overzichtskaart van 
den Nederlandsch-Oost-lndischen Archipel, schaal 
1 : 1,000,000. Blad IX, West-Borneo en Billiton, over 
nuttige delfstoffen. (Appendix to the general geo- 
logical map of the Netherlands East Indian Archi- 
pelago, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Sheet IX, West Borneo 
and Billiton, on economic minerals). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1918, 2de gedeelte, pp 36-44. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the minerals of economic value 
to be found in West Borneo and Billiton. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
22 — EVERWIJN, R. 
Verslag van de onderzoekingen naar kopererts in 
het gebied van Mandhor. (Report on the investiga- 
tions for copper ore in the Mandhor region). In; 
Jaarboek van het in N ederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1878, 2de gedeelte, pp 117-141. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the copper ore 
deposits in the Mandhor region, Western Division, 
with topographical details. 
Map: Geological sketch of Mandhor, scale 1:75,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
23 —EVERWIJN. R. 
Overzicht van de mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen 
. . . in de Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (Review of 
the mining investigations in the Western Division 
of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch - Indie, Verhandelingen, 1879, Iste 
gedeelte, pp 3-116. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of mining activities and investiga- 
tions in the Western Division of Borneo. 
Map: Contribution to a geological map of the resi- 
dency, Western Division of Borneo, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
24 —FERREE. J. 
Veekralen en groententuinen. (Cattle kraals and 
vegetable gardens). In: Orgaan van de Nederlandsch- 
Indische Officiersvereeniging, Vol. 21, No. 3, 1936, pp 
70-74; No. 4, pp 114-119; No. 5, pp 148-152; No. 6. 
pp 181-186. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Instructions when and how to establish 
cattle kraals and vegetable gardens for garrisons; 
and how to manage them with special regard to the 
garrison of Samarinda, Balikpapan and Tarakan 
(East Borneo). 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
25 —FLUYT. P. C. M. 
Forest exploitation in Eastern Borneo during 1934. 
In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. No. 13, 1935, 
pp 334-337. 
Contents: The progress made in 1934 in the exploi- 
tation of the forests of Borneo. The new timber 
felling ordinance. The work on the concession of 
the Nanya Ringyo Kabushiki Kaisha. Statistics on 
the exportation of lumber from East Borneo, 1926- 
1934, to other parts of the Netherlands East Indies 
and to some foreign countries. 
Photographs: Several photographs of forest and 
lumber industry. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
26 —FRYLING, H. 
Bijdrage tot de geologic van het landschap Kota- 
waringin en de Afdeeling Ketapang resp. gelegen in 
de Residenties Zuider- Ooster-, en Westerafdeelingen 
van Borneo. (Contributions to the geology of the 
Kotawaringin district and the Ketapang Division 
situated in the residencies of Southern, Eastern 
and Western divisions of Borneo, respectively). In: 
Jaarboek van het in N ederlandsch-Indie. 
138 Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste gedeelte, pp 210-223. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the geological work done in 
the areas mentioned. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the subdivisions 
Matan, Kotawaringin and Sampit, with profiles, scale 
1 : 1,000,000; prepared from the reports of H. Fry- 
ling, J. E. Loth, and J. W, H. Adam. In atlas 
volume for 1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
■of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
27 — GARRETT. T. R. H. 
The natives of the eastern portion of Borneo and 
Java. In: Journal of the Royal Anthropological 
Institute, Vol. xlii, 1912, pp 53-67. 
Contents: Brief note on the Banjarese, Orang Balik- 
papan, Orang Tarakan, Orang Bulongan, Bugis. 
Batavian Malay; also on the physical anthropology 
of the people. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Perth. 
28 — GENT, L. F. van 
Belastinghervorming in de Residentie Zuider- en 
Ooster-Afdeeling van Borneo. (Taxation reform in 
the residency South and East Division of Borneo). 
In; Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. 
xv. No. 2. 1919, pp 136-143. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Historical survey of agricultural taxation 
in South and East Borneo; agriculture and landed 
property in the Division Oeloe-Soengei. 
Photographs: Ornamental top of the Mesdjid at 
Kendangan. Malay dwelling in the Division Oeloe- 
Soengei. Grotto with sculpture in the hills near 
Kendangan. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
29 —GOLLNER. E. R. D. 
Verslag over de uitkomsten van mijnbouwkundig- 
geologische onderzoekingen op Poeloe Laoet. (Report 
on the results of mining and geological investiga- 
tions on Poeloe Laoet). In; Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
uezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 
Iste gedeelte, pp 4-55. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The report on the geology of this area 
which is off Southeast Borneo is preceded by a 
topographical description of the island. 
Maps: General geological map of the north part of 
P. Laoet, scale 1 : 50,000. Plaat 1 b-c. give profiles 
and sections of coal deposits. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart (minus map). 
30— GOMES. E. H. 
Notes on sea Dyaks of Borneo. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xxn, No. 8, 1911, pp 695- 
723. 
Contents; Historical and descriptive notes on Dyak 
people. 
Photographs: Native types; Houses; Blow pipes; 
Smoked heads; Making a dam for poisoning fish 
with tuba. 
Copy in University Library, Queensland. 
31 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Foreign Office. Historical Section. Dutch Borneo. 
(Handbook No. 73). London, 1919. 
Contents: Chapter 1. Geography, physical and politi- 
cal. Chapter 2. Political history. Chapter 3. Social 
and political conditions. Chapter 4. Economic con- 
ditions. Chapter 1 contains sub-heads: Position 
and frontiers; surface, coast and river system; cli- 
mate; sanitary conditions; race and language; popu- 
lation. Chapter 4 includes material on communica- 
tions and products. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Depart- 
ment of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
32 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Hydrographic Department—Admiralty: China Sea 
Pilot, Vol. ii, op 280. First edition 1936. Supplement 
No. 2, 1939. 
Contents: Includes the western and northwestern 
coasts of Borneo, the Philippine Islands from Balabak 
Island to Cape Bojeador in Luzon, and the outlying 
islands and dangers of the southern and eastern parts 
of the China Sea. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; AGS Library. 
33 — GREAT BRITAIN 
Admiralty — Flydrographic Department — Eastern 
archipelago pilot, Vol. iv, 2nd edition. London, 1939, 
pp 252. Supplement No. 2, 1941. 
Contents: Also contains general information on 
Christmas and Cocos Islands. Glossaries of native 
and Dutch words and information on charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
34 — GROOT. C. de 
Verslag over de zuider- en oosterafdeeling Borneo. 
(Account of the southern and eastern division of 
Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 1874, deel 11, pp 3-84. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Topography, geology, mineralogy, coal. 
Map: A contribution to the geological map of the 
residency of the southern and eastern division of 
Borneo. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
35 — HARTMANN, M. A. 
Der Batoe Mesangat in Nord-Koetai; eine imposante. 
Vulkanruine in Borneo. (Batoe Mesangat, North 
Koetai; an impressive volcano ruin in Borneo). In; 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Vol. xcvn, 1937, pp 214-225. (In German). 
139 Contents'. Describes the ascent of Batoe Mesangat 
and the exploration of the range of which it forms 
part, by the Koetai expedition of 1937. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates, giving views of 
Princess Juliana Peak and Prince Bernard Peak. 
Map-. Sketch map of Batoe Mesangat, Poh Range 
and Atan Borneo Range, scale 1 :400,000. (Showing 
little more than relative positions). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
36 —HELMS, L. V. 
Pioneering in the Far East. 8vo. London, W. H. 
Allen, 1882, pp 408. 
Contents: Description of customs and religion of the 
people, more in the nature of personal experiences 
than a detailed account. 
Maps: Map of Sarawak and Borneo (no scale). 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
37 —HILLER. H. M. 
Manners and customs of the people of Southern 
Borneo; abstract of lecture delivered before the 
Geographical Society of Philadelphia. In: Geographi- 
cal Society of Philadelphia Bulletin, Vol. 3, No. 3, 
1901, pp 51-64. 
Contents: Topography, native manners and customs 
agriculture, food, trade, tribes and tribal government. 
Photographs-. Bahau house at Ana, Koetei River; 
Kyan Long house, Mendalam River. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
38 — HOLLAND 
Department of Colonies—Nota’s betreffende de land- 
schappen Sambas en Pontianak der Westerafdeeling 
van Borneo. (Notes concerning the districts of 
Sambas and Pontianak in the Western Division of 
Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 
192-210. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Notes on each district under the following 
headings: a. Boundaries, area and population; b. 
Mountains and rivers; c. Composition of the district, 
with list of villages; d. Nature of the country; 
e. Industry, agriculture, stock breeding, hunting and 
fishing, trade and navigation; f. Administration, its 
make-up and history, including the incomes of the 
chiefs; g. Treaties and proclamations affecting the 
district. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
39 — HOLLAND 
Department of Colonies—Nota’s betreffende zelf- 
besturende landschappen der Westerafdeeling van 
Borneo: Sintang, Koeboe, Simpang en Soekadana. 
(Notes concerning the self-governing districts of the 
Western Division of Borneo; Sintang, Koeboe, Sim- 
pang and Soekadana). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxix, 1912, pp 320-341. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on each district under the following 
headings; a. Boundaries, area and population; b. 
Mountains and rivers; c. Composition of the district, 
with list of villages; d. Nature of the country; 
e. Industry, agriculture, stock breeding, hunting and 
fishing, trade and navigation; f. Administration, its. 
make-up and history, including the incomes of the 
chiefs; g. Treaties and proclamations affecting the 
district. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
40 — HOLLAND 
Department of Colonies—Nota’s betreffende hetland- 
schap Sekadau. (Notes on the district of Sekadau). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 666-680. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents-. Notes under the following headings; a. 
Boundaries area and population; b. Mountains and 
rivers; c. Composition of the district, with list of 
villages; d. Nature of the country; e. Industry, 
agriculture, stock breeding, hunting and fishing, 
trade and navigation; f. Administration, its make- 
up and history, including the incomes of the chiefs; 
g. Treaties and proclamations affecting the district. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
41 — HOOFDKANTOOR VAN SCHEEPVAART. Batavia 
Getijtafel voor de Barito voor het jaar 1942. 
„ „ „ Kleine Kapoeas (Pontianak), 1942. 
„ „ „ Koetei Rivier, 1942. 
„ „ „ Balikpapan, 1941 and 1942. 
(Tide Table for the Barito for 1942, 
„ „ „ „ Kleine Kapoeas (Pontianak), 
1942. 
„ „ „ „ Koetei River for 1942. 
„ „ „ „ Balikpapan for 1941 and 1942). 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
42 — HOOZE, I. A. 
Onderzoek naar kolen in de Berausche landen ter 
oostkust van Borneo. (Investigation for coal in the 
Berau lands on the east coast of Borneo). In; Jaar- 
hoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1886, 
pp 5-105. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the Berau lands 
on the east coast of Borneo with special reference 
to the coal deposits. 
Maps: Coal terrain near Goenoeng Sawar in the 
kingdom of Sambalioeng, scale 1 : 5,000, with pro- 
files. (Location, east coast). Coal terrain opposite 
Poeloe Sepinang in* the Berau River, scale 1 : 10,000. 
The Berau River, scale 1 : 100,000 (missing from 
Mitchell set). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
43 —HOOZE, I. A. 
Onderzoek naar kolen in het rijk van Koetai ter 
oostkust van Borneo. (Search for coal in the king- 
dom of Koetai in the east coast of Borneo). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandscb-Indie. 
1887, pp 5-94. (In Dutch). 
140 Contents-. Geological report and topographical des- 
criptions of the Mahakam or Koetai River and 
adjoining lands. 
Maps: Coal investigations in the Kingdom of Koetai, 
4 sheets, scale 1 : 10,000. The Mahakam or Loeti 
River, 2 sheets, scale 1 ; 50,000. Compiled by A. 
Hooze; followed by 3 plates of sections. Depths 
given in decimetres at low water. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
44 —HOOZE. I. A 
Nadere gegevens betreffende enkele kolenterreinen 
in Koetai. (More exact reports on coal terrains in 
Koetai). In; Jaarhoek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, 1888, 2de gedeelte, pp 325-336. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report on the coal deposits and 
terrain in Koetai. 
Maps: Map of Pelarang on the Koetai River, scale 
I : 2,500. Sketch map of the coal terrain near Sangga- 
Sangga on the Koetai River, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
45 —HOOZE, J. A. 
Onderzoek naar kolen in de Straat Laut en aangren- 
zende landstreken. (Search for coal in Laut Strait 
and adjoining districts). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
we%en in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1888, 2de gedeelte, 
337-429. (In Dutch), 
Contents: Geological description of Laut Strait and 
neighbouring districts w'ith special reference to coal. 
Maps: General map of a part of the Tanai and 
Boemboe lands, scale 1 : 200,000. Laut Island, north- 
ern part, 2 sheets, scale 1 : 10,000, with profiles, foot- 
paths as shown. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
46 —HOOZE, J. A. 
Kolen aan de oostkust van Borneo. (Coal on the 
east coast of Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijn- 
wefen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1888, 2de gedeelte, pp 
431-470. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report on the coal deposits on the coast 
from St. Lucia Bay to Pamoikan Bay with some 
topographical details. 
Maps: St. Lucia Bay, scale 1 : 800,000. Coal deposits 
on the east coast of Borneo from the Koetai River 
to Laut Strait, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Insets—Balik- 
papan Bay, scale 1 :200,000; Adang Bay, scale 
1 :200,000; Pamoekan Bay, scale 1 :200,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
47 —HOOZE. J. A. 
Topografische, geologische, mineralogische en mijn- 
bouwkundige beschrijving van een gedeelte der 
Afdeeling Martapoera . . . Borneo. (Topographical, 
geological, mineralogical, and mining description of 
a part of the Division of Martapoera . . . Borneo). 
8vo. Amsterdam, pp xii, 431, 1893. IJaarhoek van 
het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1893). (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A very comprehensive account of the 
district. 
Photographs: Geological sections only. The port- 
folio of maps which should accompany this volume 
is missing from Mitchell set. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
48— HOSE, Charles and McDOUGALL, William 
The pagan tribes of Borneo, a description of their 
physical, moral and intellectual condition, with some 
discussion of their ethnic relations. 2 vols. London, 
Macmillan, 1912. 
Contents; Hose was for 24 years in the Sarawak 
civil service, mainly in the Baram and Rejang dis- 
tricts. Chapter 1. Geography. 2. History. 3. General 
sketch of the peoples. 4. Material conditions of 
the pagan tribes. 5. Social system. 6. Agriculture. 
7. Daily life of a Kayang long house. 8. Life on 
the rivers. 9. Life in the jungle. 10. War. 11. 
Handicraft. 12. Decorative art (Vol. n). 13. Ideas 
of spiritual existences and practices arising from 
them. 14. Ideas of the soul illustrated by burial 
customs, soul-catching and exorcism. 15. Animistic 
beliefs. 16. Magic, spells and charms. 17. Myths, 
legends and stories. 18. Childhood and youth of a 
Kayan. 19. The nomad hunters. 20. Moral and 
intellectual peculiarities. 21. Ethnology of Borneo. 
22. Government. 
Photographs-. 211 collotype plates, mainly of native 
types of the various tribes, and of topographical 
interest. 
Maps: The eastern archipelago (outline); Borneo 
(outline), scale 1 inch : 120 miles; sketch map of 
Baram district, Sarawak, scale 1 inch : 15 miles; 
sketch map of Sarawak, scale 1 inch : 36 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; University Library Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide. 
49 — INTER-OCEAN 
Borneo’s untouched stores of white coal. In; inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vu, No. 2, 1926, pp 102-103. 
Contents: Description of the rich "white” coal 
deposits in Borneo. 
Photographs: 4 views of the Riam Malanggar Fall 
on the Landak River, a tributary of the Kapoeas. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
50 — INTER-OCEAN 
Gambir or catechu production in the Netherlands 
East Indies. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vu. No. 3, 1926, 
pp 144-146. 
Contents: The cultivation of Uncaria gambir for 
extracting tanning material in Sumatra and Borneo. 
Exports 1915-1924 to Europe, United States of 
America and Singapore. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
51 - INTER-OCEAN 
Borneo. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn, No. 11, 1931, 
pp 493-495. 
Contents: Brief description of some of the more 
interesting towns of Borneo for tourists. 
141 Photographs: Dyak dance in Samarinda. Coastal 
Dyak in marriage costume, Samarinda. Tent prahu 
for passenger transportation, on the river near 
Bandjermasin. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
52 — IONGEJANS, J. 
Ons mooi Indie. Hit Dajakland. (Our beautiful 
Indie. From Dajak land). Amsterdam, 1922, pp 290. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: In the interior of Borneo. Along the 
Mahakam. In Apo Kajan. In Poedjoengan and 
Lepo. Maoet. In the Tidoeng lands. From Borneo’s 
lowlands. On the sea. 
Photographs: 79 photographs of native life and of 
topographical interest. 
Map: Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
53 — JONGH. W. D. Munniks de 
Aanteekeningen over de Tidoengsche Landen, Resi- 
dence Zuider- en Ooster-Afdeeling van Borneo. (Re- 
marks on the Tidoeng lands, residency South and 
Eastern Division of Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1913, pp 22-35. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a general description of popula- 
tion, coastal region and rivers. 
Map: General geological map of a part of the 
Tidoeng lands, Northeast Borneo, scale 1 : 500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
54 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Tochten naar boven-Boeloengan en 
de Apo-Kajan. (Journeys to the Upper Boeloengan 
and Apo-Kajan regions). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvii, 1910, pp 263-306. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed accounts of four expeditions into 
the regions named (in Southeast Borneo), with much 
topographical information and notes on the people 
(especially Dayaks) of the region. 
Map: Sketch map of the Boeloengan and Apo- 
Kajan regions. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
55 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE LUCHT- 
VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
(K.N.l.L.M.)—Touring the tropics at top speed. 
Contents: The regular services of the K.N.l.L.M. 
The aeroplanes used. Description of Java from the 
air. The beauty of Bali. The Toradja Lands. Writ- 
ten for the tourist. 
Map: The services of the K.N.l.L.M. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
56 — K.P.M. 
The "Paketvaart” Atlas of the Netherlands Indies 
Archipelago. K.P.M., Amsterdam - Batavia. 
Contents: Maps of the Netherlands East Indies in- 
cluding Java, scale 1 : 2,000,000. Show towns, roads, 
railroads, etc. 
Photograph: Warehouses of the Company at 
Gorontalo. 
Map: Borneo, scale 1 :6,500,000, showing roads, 
railroads, boundaries. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
57 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Borneo Number. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. 1, No. 6, 
pp 125-152. 
Contents: Chapters on the population, Dayak cus- 
toms; a trip across the island; the war dances; the 
fauna. 
Photographs: Many photographs of topographical 
interest, natives, etc. 
Map: Map of Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
53 — KROL, L. H. 
Over de geologic van een gedeelte van de Zuider- en 
Oosterafdeeling van Borneo. (On the geology of a 
part of the Southern and Eastern Division of 
Borneo). In; Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste gedeelte, 
pp 281-367. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of part of the 
Southern and Eastern Division of Borneo. An area 
bounded on the north by the Negara River and 
Rantan River; on the east by the Koesan River 
from its source to the mouth; on the south by the 
Java Sea from the mouth of the Koesan to Cape 
Selattan; on the west by the Java Sea from Cape 
Selattan to Tandjong Boeroeng and the Barito 
River. A section on topography is given on pp 
282-310. 
Photographs: Riam Koembang, upper course of the 
Sei Bahiwang, Koesan, Southeast Borneo. Shows 
“Large dolina in partly sepentinised earths of peri- 
dotite”—a water fall. Riam Raja in the South 
Ginang between Kembang Tandjong and Kahilaan. 
Southeast Borneo. Porphyritic breccia. View of a 
waterfall. 
Maps: Topographical and geological sketch map of 
the subdivision of Martapoera and Pleiari and ad- 
joining districts of the residency Southern and 
Eastern Division of Borneo, in six sheets, scale 
1 : 100,000. With eye sketches. In atlas volume for 
1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
59 —KROL, L. H. 
Bijdrage tot de kennis van den oorsprong en de 
verspreiding der diamanthoudende afzettingen in 
Zuidoost-Borneo en van de opsporing en winning 
142 van den diamant. (Contributions to the knowledge 
of the origin and extent of the diamond bearing 
deposits in Southeast Borneo and of the finding and 
mining of diamonds). In; Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 
Iste gedeelte, pp 250-304. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Description of the diamond bearing 
deposits in Southeast Borneo. 
Maps: Occurrence of diamonds in the subdivision 
Martapoera and Pleiari and adjoining districts of 
the residency Southern and Eastern Borneo, scale 
1 : 200,000. In Atlas volume for 1920. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
60 — KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1. Geological interpreta- 
tion of the bathymetrical results. 1935. With plates. 
In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, 
pp 124. 
Contents'. Geological history and formations of the 
area investigated and its relation to the bathymetri- 
cal results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
61—KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part, 2. Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 2, 
pp 125. 
Contents'. Description of the reefs investigated, 
observations on coral growth, movement with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, 
on the formation of atolls, summary of the prin- 
cipal results. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
62 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tides and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. 2, part 3, pp (v), 169. (In German). 
Contents'. Apparatus, methods of work, anchor sta- 
tions, summary of the results, position of the ships 
at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
63 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. m. No. 6, October 1933; Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 
10, 11, July 1934-March 1935; Vol. v. Nos. 4, 12, 
August 1935, April 1936; Vol. vi, Nos. 2, 11, June 
1936, March 1937; Vol. vn. Nos. 1, 3, May and 
July 1937. 
Contents'. A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Vol. vi. No. 2: View of lengthy, beauti- 
ful bay at Balikpapan, p 523; View of Lingkas, the 
harbour region of Tarakan, p 523; View of the 
fishers on board their prahus at the south point 
of Balikpapan Bay, p 524; Houses and Chinese 
hotel (centre) on the Bay of Balikpapan, p 526; 
Alongside the quay in the Martapoera River at 
Bandjermasin, p 526; Vol. vn, No. 3, Tropical 
jungle, p 99. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
64 — LOTH, J. E. 
Verslag over de resultaten van geologisch-mijnbouw- 
kundige verkenningen en opsporingen in de Residentie 
Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (Report on the result 
of geological and mining surveys and investigations 
and explorations in the residency of the Western 
Division of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, 
Iste gedeelte, pp 224-280. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a geological survey and 
exploration in the Western Division of Borneo. A 
topographical description of the area is included. 
Bibliography. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of a part of the resi- 
dency Western Division of Borneo (with profiles), 
two sheets, scale 1 : 500,000. Mountain profile look- 
ing from Mount Merdai in a northerly direction. 
Route map, giving the disposition of the Bt. Alat, 
plateau sandstone on the rocks of the Nelwai group. 
In atlas volume for 1918. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
65 — LOW, Brooke 
The natives of Borneo. Edited bv H. L. Roth. In: 
Journal of the Anthropological institute, Vol. xxn, 
1892, pp 22-64. 
Contents'. Land tenure and cultivation, habitations, 
slaves, clothing, etc., hunting, fishing, navigation, 
warfare and headhunting, music. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney: 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne. 
66 —LUCIEER, A. J. 
Het kindertal bij de volkeren van Nederlandsch- 
Indie (buiten Java). (The birthrate among the 
people of the Netherlands Indies except Java). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xu, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. 1. Introduction. 2. Statistics. 3. Natural 
causes of low birthrate. 4. Conclusion. The same 
author examines all the factors making for low 
birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
67 —LUMHOLTZ. Carl 
Through Central Borneo: an account of two years’ 
travel in the land of the headhunters between the 
143 years 1913 and 1917. 2 vols. London, T. Fisher 
Unwin, 1921. 
Conte?its: The author made a journey through 
Central Borneo up the Barito River to its head and 
down the Mahakam River. Journeys were also made 
up the Kayan River and the Mandawei River. He 
gives a detailed account of these journeys containing 
much useful topographical information and also 
descriptions of conditions of travel, food, fauna and 
flora and the natives. 
Photographs: 126 half-tone plates from photographs 
by the author, largely ethnological or dealing with 
natural history. 
Map: Sketch map of Borneo showing author’s routes, 
scale 1 : 3,000,000. 
Copies in the National Library, Canberra; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
68 —MACKE. C. A. F. 
Resultaten van het geologisch - mijnbouwkundig 
onderzoek in Zuidoost-Borneo. (Results of the geo- 
logical and mining investigations in Southeast 
Borneo). (With appendix by C. W. A. P. ’t Hoen). 
In: Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
lndie, Verb and elingen, 1921, Iste gedeelte, pp 269-295. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and mining report of South- 
east Borneo. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the coast 
and offlying islands. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of Poeloe Laoet and 
Tanah Boemboe, scale 1 : 200,000. (The map shows 
the island of P. Laoet and the southeast coast to 
Kloempang Bay). In atlas volume for 1921. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
(Map missing). 
69 — MERENS, D. 
De Bem-Brem stroomversnellingen. (The Bem-Brem 
rapids). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 
529-558. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of explorations of the Bem- 
Brem River with much topographical detail. 
Photographs: Several photographs of the rapids. 
Map: Sketch map of the Bem-Brem rapids in the 
River Kajan, Southeast Borneo. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
70 —MERRILL. E. D. 
A bibliographic enumeration of Bornean plants. In 
special number of the Journal of the Straits Branch 
of the Royal Asiatic Society, September 1921. 8vo. 
Singapore, printed by Fraser and Neave, 1921, pp 637. 
Contents: List with descriptions of plants of Borneo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Botanical Gar- 
dens Library, Sydney; Government Botanist’s Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; University Library, Adelaide. 
71 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel 1. 
Westelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part 1. Western part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1929. Sixth edition, pp 
469, with verbeterblad (supplement 1935). 
Contents: Includes the whole of Sumatra and neigh- 
bouring islands, parts of Borneo and Java. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
72 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel II. 
Midden gedeelte van den Oost-lndischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part II. Central part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage 1931. Sixth edition, pp 599, 
with aanvullingsblad No. 3, 1939 (supplement to 
Part 11, 6th edition). 
Contents: Includes parts of Java, Borneo, Celebes 
and the western part of the Lesser Sunda Islands 
as far as 121° 10' east L. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
73—MIOBERG. Eric 
Forest life and adventures in the Malay Archipelago; 
translated from the Swedish by A. Barwell. 8vo. 
London, Allen & Unwin, 1930, pp 201. 
Contents: Big game and other fauna of Borneo, the 
orang-utan, the proboscis-monkey, the tarsier, the 
goat antelope, the pangolin, birds of the primeval 
forests, edible birds’ nests, snakes, hunting for 
turtles and their eggs, flying frogs, fishes, hunting 
for sweet honey, insects of Borneo and Sumatra, 
forests of Borneo, pitcher-plants, how the natives 
of Borneo gather camphor and rubber, fruits (man- 
gosteen, durian, breadfruit, papaw, mango and 
sugar palm), sago production in Borneo, tobacco 
growing in Sumatra, the rubber industry, coffee, 
tea, etc. All in the localities of Borneo and 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: Many photographs of native life and 
of topographical interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
74 —MOHR, E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-lndie in het bijzonder, deel II, tweede 
stuk. Eenige eilanden der Molukken, Halmaheira, 
Celebes, Borneo, Bangka en Billiton. (The soil of the 
tropics in general and of the Netherlands Indies in 
particular, Vol. 2, part 2. Some Islands of the 
Moluccas, Halmaheira, Celebes, Borneo, Bangka 
and Billiton). 8vo. Amsterdam, de Bussy, 1935. 
(Koninklijke Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut Amster- 
dam, Mededeelingen, No. 31, Afdeeling Handels- 
museum No. 12), pp vii, 143-342. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Soil-forming minerals, climate, decomposi- 
tion of minerals and types of soil, evaluation and 
utilization of the soil. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
144 75 —MONNICH, A. R. 
Langs Borneo’s Wegen. (Along Borneo’s roads). In: 
faarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, 
No. 2, 1919, pp 178-186. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an expedition along the 
road Bandjermasin-Martapoera-Rantau-Kendangan- 
Amoentai-Tandjoeng, condition of the road (some 
250 kilometres in length), remarks on the towns, 
inhabitants, economic activities, the continuation 
of the road from Tandjoeng by footpath to Balik- 
papan. 
Photographs: Bridge over the Martapoera River at 
Bandjermasin; Tambangans (boats) on the Marta- 
poera River; Mesdjid at Martapoera; Diamond mine; 
First washing of earth from a diamond mine; 
Second washing of earth from a diamond mine. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
76 —MOULTON, J. C. 
A list of the butterflies of Borneo. Parts 3 (Lycae- 
nidae) and 4 (Papilonidae). In: Extracts from 
Journal of Straits Branch of Royal Asiatic Society, 
Nos. 60 (1911) and 67 (1914), pp 161. 
Contents: Parts 1 and 2, by Shelford, dealing with 
the Nymphalidae and Lemonidae, were published 
in Nos. 41 (1904) and 45 (1905). These are not 
in the National Library. 
Photograph: 1 plate (black and white half-tone) 
figuring 10 species. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
77 —NASH. J. M. W. 
Drinkwatervoorziening der hoofdplaats Pontianak, 
Residentie Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (Drinking 
water supply of the town of Pontianak, residency West- 
ern Division of Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen gedeelte, 
1930, pp 189-196. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the drinking water supply for 
Pontianak. 
Map: Vicinity of Pontianak, scale 1 : 200,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
78 —NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section of Nature Protection of the 
Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg. Depart- 
ment of Economic Affairs, Batavia, 1938, pp 63. 
Contents: Position and area of the nature reserves, 
and discussion of the animals, vegetation and terrain. 
Includes a brief description of the native reserve at 
Mandor (West Borneo) by Ir. J. P. Schuitemaker. 
Photographs: Pitcher plants. Nepenthes ampullaria 
Jack; Typical vegetation on the sandstone plateau 
at Mandor; Nepenthes ampullaria, a common pitcher 
plant with narrow lid; Paphiopedilum Hookerae 
PfitZ; Dendrobium Hallierii, J.J.S. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne. 
79—NEDERLAND MAIL 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11, September and November 1936; 
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1938; Vol. 6, Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 
January-August 1939. 
Contents: Monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photograph: Funeral scenes depicted on the Dayak 
bamboo tube of funeral canoes. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
80 — NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE 
Dienst van den Mijnbouw. Geologisch-mijnbouw- 
kundige opneming van een gedeelte der Wester- 
afdeeling van Borneo. (Geological and mining sur- 
vey of a part of the Western Division of Borneo). 
In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, 1894, pp 94-130. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes topographical introduction and 
an examination of diamond bearing area. 
Map: Review of the diamond bearing terrain in 
Landak, scale 1 : 600,000. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
81—NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Mining in 1934. In; The Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
in. No. 9, 1935, pp 321-324. 
Contents: Production and foreign trade of the 
Netherlands East Indies concerning tin, coal, petrol- 
eum, gold, silver, and other minerals, 1932-1934. 
The same subject is dealt with for 1935 in Vol. iv. 
No. 10-11, pp 225-226; for 1936 in Vol. v, No. 6, 
pp 80-81; for 1937 in Vol. vi. No. 5, pp 8-10; for 
1938 in Vol. vn. No. 3, pp 22-24. 
Copies in NEFIS Library. 
82 — NIEUWENHUIS. A. W. 
Quer durch Borneo: Ergebnisse seiner Reisen in 
den Jahren 1894, 1896-1897 and 1898-1900; unter 
Mitarbeit von M. Nieuwenhuis-von Uxkull—Gulden- 
bandt. (Across Borneo, results of his journeys in the 
years 1894, 1896-1897 and 1898-1900). 4to. 2 vols. 
Leiden, late E. J. Brill, 1904-1907, pp xv, 493; xiii, 
557. (In German). 
Contents: Account of three scientific expeditions and 
their ethnological, ethnographical, anthropological, 
medical, zoological, botanical, geological and topo- 
graphical results. The first part of the work covers 
the journey from Pontianak to Samarinda, across 
Borneo, and gives a picture of the conditions among 
the Bahau on the Kapuas and Mahakam; the 
second describes the expedition to the Kenja in the 
tribal territory of the Bahau, also the industry, trade, 
house-construction and art of these tribes. 
Photographs: Many photographs of area and native 
life. 
Maps: Basin of the Boengan, scale 1 ; 200,000; Map 
of the island of Borneo, scale 1 : 2,000,000. (Shows 
stations of officials, routes of journeys of 1896-1897 
and 1898-1900); Map of the Upper Mahakam region, 
scale 1:1,000,000. Inset in above. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
83 — OPPENOORTH, W. F. F. 
Verslag der diepboringen op het eiland Boenjoe. 
(Report of the deep borings on the island of Boen- 
joe). In: Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1929, pp 158-186. (In 
Dutch). 
145 Contents: Geological description of the borings on 
Boenjoe with few topographical details. Boenjoe 
Islands lie off the east coast of Borneo. 
Photographs: Mouth of the Sei Boeaja; Boekitten- 
gah station. (Opposite pp 162, 169 are photographs of 
boring operations in clearings in the forest). 
Maps: Structural map of the bore terrain, South 
Boenjoe, scale 1 ; 10,000; Plaat 1V-V are diagrams 
of sections of bore. In Atlas volume for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
84 — PANNEKOEK, A. J. 
Het relief van den zeebodem en de dieptekaarten 
van den Indischen Archipel. (The bottom configura- 
tion of the seas and the bathymetrical charts of the 
Netherlands East Indies—Abstract). In; Neder- 
landsch-Indische Geografische Mededeelingen, Vol. i, 
part 4, 1941, pp 77-91. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the bathymetrical chart of the 
Netherlands East Indies, based on 30,000 soundings 
produced by the Snellius Expedition 1929-1930. 
Another chart (pi. 1) differing from the above, but 
based on the same soundings, is included. 
Maps: 9 text figures, chiefly sections of chart. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
85 —PEEKEMA, Wibo 
Colonization of Javanese in the Outer Provinces of 
the Netherlands East Indies. In; Geographical 
Journal, Vol. ci, 1943, pp 145-153. 
Contents: Colonization in Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes. 
Photographs: Irrigation works at Trimurdjo; Mwto: 
house of chief of the district. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Public Library, Hobart. 
86 —PERNE, E. 
The slavehunters of the Moluccas. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295 and 304; No. 6, 
1925, pp 337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave hunting in the 
islands. 
Photographs: River scenery of Southern Borneo; 
Descendants of pirates and their victims (Dayaks 
and other natives from Borneo); Baritu River 
near Banjermasin; Near the mouth of the Baritu 
River, Borneo; River near Banjermasin; Borneo, 
with old-fashioned Dutch drawbridge. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
87 —PINKE, F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter I. Depth determinations 1935. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. n, part 2, 
chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo, accuracy of soundings, ship’s reck- 
oning, accuracy of deep-sea charts. 
Map: Bottom section Manado Toea, scale about 
1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: National 
Library, Canberra. 
88 — PINKE, F. 
Voyage, Chapter II. The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel's share; with appendix 3: the deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. H. P. Perks, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i, pp 45-78. 
Contents-. Fitting out the ship, ship as survey vessel, 
requirements of expedition, preparation, description 
of equipment, personnel and duties, some nautical 
results, description of deep-sea anchoring equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
89 — PLESSEN. Victor von 
The Dyaks of Central Borneo. In: Geographical 
Magazine, Vol. iv, 1936-1937, pp 17-34. 
Contents: The author lived for some months in a 
Dyak village. He describes the canoes, housing and 
customs of the people. 
Photographs-. 18 half-tone half-page plates of native 
types, houses and ceremonies, including view of 
river (unnamed); and liana bridge over river, show- 
ing vegetation on bank. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; Public Librarv, Brisbane: 
Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart. 
90 — POEL, J. A. van der 
Het heilige graf te Taniran, Southeast Borneo. (The 
holy grave at Taniran, Southeast Borneo). In: Jaar- 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xvi, 
1920, pp 93-94. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Story of the Moslem grave at Kampoeng 
Taniran, near the main road Kandangan-Barabai. 
Photographs: Front view and interior of the holy 
grave. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
91 — POSEWITZ, Theodor 
Borneo Entdeckungsreisen und Untersuchungen, etc. 
(Borneo discoveries and explorations, etc.). Berlin, 
Friedlander, 1889, pp xxvii, 385. (In German). 
Contents: Includes a geological description’ of 
Borneo. 
Maps: Map of journeys of exploration in Borneo, 
drawn by T. Posewitz, scale 1:3,600,000. Three general 
geological maps of Borneo, also on small scale, 
follow. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
146 92 —PRAAG. H. van 
Through middle East-Borneo. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
i. No. 4, 1932, pp 185-189. 
Contents: Journey from Sangkoelirang on the bay 
of the same name, across the mountains between 
Kutai and Berow, the Kayan Dyak tribe of the 
Poonangs. 
Photographs: Scene on the Kajan River; Native 
river craft; One of the rapids; Poonang girl; Poonang 
elder; Two groups of Poonangs; Matau symbol. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
93 —PROVINSE. John H. 
Co-operative rice field cultivation among the Siang 
Dyaks of Central Borneo. In: American Anthropo- 
logist, Vol. 39, 1937, pp 77-102. 
Contents: Describes types of rice cultivation and 
the natives’ method of working. Siang people live 
in area Poeroek Tjahoe or upper Barito River, 114° 
20'-l 14° 40' E. 
Copy in University Library, Sydney. 
94 —RANT, H. F. E. 
Ilzererts in de Tanah Laut, Residentie Zuider- en 
Oosterafdeeling van Borneo. (Iron ore in Tanah 
Laut, residency Southern and Eastern Subdivisions 
of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, 1873, deel I, pp 141-150. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the iron ore deposits in 
Tanah Laut. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
95 — RAVEN, H. C, 
“Makanan Malayu.” In; Journal of the American 
Museum of Natural History, Vol. 34, 1934, pp 
176-182. 
Contents: A good description of some of the foods 
in common use among the natives of Borneo and 
Celebes. Methods of obtaining and cooking them 
are given. 
Photographs: Many photographs. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
96 —RAY. S. H. 
The languages of Borneo. In; Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. i. No. 4, 1913, pp 1-196. 
Contents: A study of Borneo languages with 
vocabularies and bibliography. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney. 
97 —REIJEN, W. van 
Roaring rapids. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 6, 
1932, pp 249-253. 
Contents: Canoe (prau) trips on the rivers and 
rapids of Central Borneo. 
Photographs; Carrying the canoe: In a rapid; 
Boulders blocking the stream; Canoe pulled from 
the bank by rattan cable; A rapid, some hundred 
feet hi"h. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
98 — REITSMA, S. A. 
Gedenkboek der staatspoor- en tramwegen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 187 '925. (Memorial book of the 
State railway an vays in Netherlands India, 
1875-1925). Wei ,_.i, 1925, pp 216. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the rail and tramways in the 
periods from the first constructions to the beginning 
of their exploitation, in the exploitation periods 
before and since 1894. Their organisation, staff, 
outfit (way and superstructure, bridges, signalling, 
rolling stock, fuelling, workshops, electric railways, 
tariff, financial results). 
Map: Railway map for South Borneo for 1925. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
99 — RENESSE, A. M. W. van 
In the vast river basin of the Kapoeas. Some notes 
on the Western Division of Borneo. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 11, 
1921, pp 378-381. 
Contents: Popular description of the Western Divi- 
sion of Borneo: coastal plain, basin plain and moun- 
tains of the largest river, the Kapoeas, and its 
delta. The population figures for 1905 (Dajaks, 
Malays, Chinese, etc.). Economic activities. The 
harbours, of which Pontianak is the most important 
one. 
Photographs: The quay at Pontianak—Police Station 
at Pontianak; Public market at Pontianak; Dyak 
family from Sanggan (showing vegetation); Dyak 
war-prahu. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
100 —REYEN. W. 
Of Dyaks and Kihams. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn, 
No. 11. 1931, pp 503-510; No. 12, 1931, pp 547-554: 
Vol. xm. No. 1, 1932, pp 17-24. 
Contents: Description of a trip through Central 
Borneo. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest, 
topographical, and native life. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (parts 1 and 3 only); 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
101 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter I: Programme of research and pre- 
parations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 
1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of 
expedition, the ship, trial trip and voyage to the 
Netherlands East Indies, stay in java before com- 
mencement of research, oceanographic investigations 
on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
147 102 —RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter III: The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart, and 16 detail charts), 1938, In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies. 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks; ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
103 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2: Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water (with 
two large depth charts and 16 detail charts). 1934. 
In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter 2, pp 63. 
Contents: Configuration of the sea floor, nature of 
the sea floor, summary of the principal results, 
future investigations, appendix. Bibliography, 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
104—-RIEL, P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in N. - Ostindien. 
(Oceanographic investigation in Netherlands East 
Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde. 
Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. (In German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius Expedition. Obser- 
vations of sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, 
etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copy in University Library, Queensland. 
105 —LE ROI, L. F. and CROES, G. O. 
Verslag van een onderzoek der lood- en zinkertsa'f- 
zetting aan de Kandawangen rivier in de Wester- 
afdeeling van Borneo. (Report of an investigation 
of the lead and zinc ore deposit in the Western 
Division of Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 
2de gedeelte, 1880, pp 3-13. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of the lead and zinc 
ore deposits in the western division of Borneo with 
topographical details. 
Maps: Geological map of a part of the country 
drained by the Kandawangen and Slamak Rivers, 
indicating the lead ore localities on the Samarajak 
River . . . by G. O. Croes . . , and L. F. le Roi, 
scale 1 : 20,000. Inset: General map, scale 1 : 500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
106 — ROON. J. van 
Stiefmoederlijke behandeling der kartografie Zuid- 
en Oost-Borneo (Stepmotherly treatment of the carto- 
graphy of South and East Borneo). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xliii, 1926, pp 517-525. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An historical review of the mapping of 
the area referred to. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart 
107 — RUTTEN, L. 
Eruptiefgesteenten van den Moerai en den Beloeh 
en andere gesteenten uit Njawatan-gebied, Zuid- 
Koetai. (Volcanic rocks of Moerai and Beloeh, and 
other rocks from the Njawatan area, South Koetai, 
Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootscbap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 
642-652. (In Dutch). 
Contents; A study of the specimens collected by 
H. Witkamp in 1925. 
Photographs: 5 half-tone plates of geological 
specimens. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
108 — RUTTEN, L. and RUTTEN-PEKELHARING, C. J. 
De omgeving der Balikpapan-baai. (The environs 
of Balikpapan Bay). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootscbap, Vol, 
xxvm, 1911, pp 579-601. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed description of the bay, its 
islands, and the rivers flowing into it; the surround- 
ing and sparsely populated country and its people; 
Botany, geology, and stratigraphy of the region. 
Map: Balikpapan Bay. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra, 
109 —RUTTEN, M. L. R. 
Reisherinneringen uit Noord-Koetei, bewesten de 
Sangkoelirangbaai. (Memories of travel in North 
Koetei westward of Sangkoelirang Bay). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootscbap, Vol. xxxrx, 1917, pp 711-738. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The author was engaged on geological 
exploration for commercial companies west of Sang- 
koelirang Bay and north of the Rapak River in 
March-May 1913, and September 1915-May 1916 
between Sekoeran River and Sangkoelirang Bay. The 
geological results are excluded from this article. 
Section headings: Introduction; Arrival at Sangkoe- 
lirang; Islands in Sangkoelirang Bay; Depth of Sang- 
koelirang Bay; Exports; Villages on Sangkoelirang 
Bay; Population; Forest paths; Rotting of wood; 
Iron-wood; Forest fires; Giant Aroides; Fallen trees; 
Coast west of Sangkoelirang; Rivers and mountains; 
Zoological remarks. 
Maps: Sketch map area between Sangkoelirang Bay 
and Sekoeran River, scale 1 : 250,000 (outline only, 
shows rivers); Sketch map of same area, extending 
further north and west, scale 1 : 1,000,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
110 —SCHELLE, C. J. van 
Verslag over het voorkomen van cinnabar bij de 
rivier Betoeng, zijtak der rivier Bojan aan de rivier 
Kapoeas in de Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (Report 
on the occurrence of cinnabar on the Betoeng River, 
tributary of the Bojan River on the Kapoeas River 
in the Western Division of Borneo). In: Jaarhoek 
van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1880, 2de gedeelte, pp 15-32. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological report on the occurrence of 
cinnabar on the Betoeng River with topographical 
details. 
Map: Sketch map of the Boenoet and Bojan Rivers, 
scale 1 : 100,000. 
148 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
Ill —SCHELLE C. J. van 
De geologische en mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen 
in de Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (The geological 
and mining investigations in the Western Division 
of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1880, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 33-41. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the geological mining work in 
the Western Division of Borneo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
112—SCHELLE, C. J. van 
De geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een 
gedeelte van Borneo’s Westkust, Verslag No. 1. 
Opmerkingen omtrent het winnen van delfstoffen. 
(The geological and mining survey of a part of 
Borneo’s west coast. Report No. 1. Remarks on 
the production of economic minerals). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1880, Iste gedeelte, pp 263-288. (In Dutch). 
Contents: 1st report of a series on the geological 
and mining survey of part of Borneo’s west coast. 
This one deals with the production of economic 
minerals. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
113 —SCHELLE, C. J. van 
De geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een 
gedeelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 2. 
Beschrijving der Chineesche goudmijn Sim-Pi-Toe. 
(The geological and mining survey of a part of 
Borneo’s west coast. Report No. 2. Description of 
the Chinese gold mine Sim-Pi-Toe). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1882, pp 
27-44. (In Dutch)- 
Contents: 2nd report. Description of the Sim-Pi-Toe 
gold mine which is on the Soengi Bani. on the west 
coast of Borneo. 
Map: Location of the gold mine Sim-Pi-Toe, scale 
1 : 4,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
114 —SCHELLE. C. J. van 
De geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een 
gedeelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 4. 
Onderzoek van goudaderen bij Sjoei-Tsiet. (The 
geological and mining survey of a part of Borneo’s 
west coast. Report No. 4. Investigation of the gold 
veins at Sjoei-Tsiet). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1883, pp 5-36. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: 4th report. Giving a geological descrip- 
tion of the gold veins at Sjoei-Tsiet. 
Map: Map of the occurrence of gold-bearing veins 
near Sjoei-Tsiet, scale 1 : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
115 —SCHELLE, C. J. van 
Geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een ge- 
deelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 6. Onder- 
zoek naar cinnabar, etc., in het bovenstroomgebied 
der Sikajam Rivier. (Geological and mining survey 
of a part of Borneo’s west coast. Report No. 6. 
Search for cinnabar, etc,, in the upper reaches of the 
Sikajam River). In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-1 ndie, 1884, pp 123-149. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. 6th report. Geological survey on west 
coast of Borneo; and a search for cinnabar deposits 
in upper Sikajam River, 
Maps: Sketch of the River Sikajam, scale 1 : 500,000; 
Part of the upper stream region of the Sikajam River, 
scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
116 — SCHELLE, C J. van 
Geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een ge- 
deelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 7. Over 
een onderzoek naar goudaderen en strooigoud in het 
Skadouw gebergte. (Geological and mining survey 
of a part of Borneo’s west coast. Report No. 7. On 
search for gold veins and gold in Skadouw Moun- 
tains). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Ncder- 
landsch-Indie, 1884, pp 219-259. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological survey of Borneo’s west coast 
and description of gold prospecting in the Skadouw 
Mountains. 
Maps: Skadouw Mountains, scale 1 ; 250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne, 
117— SCHELLE, C. J. van 
Geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een ge- 
deelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 8. Voor- 
loopige onderzoekingen naar het voorkomen van cin- 
nabar in de Residence Westerafdeeling van Borneo. 
(Geological and mining survey of a part of Borneo’s 
west coast. Report No. 8. Preliminary searches for 
the occurrence of cinnabar in the residency of the 
Western Division of Borneo). In; Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1884, pp 261-274. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents'. Geological study on Borneo’s west coast; 
and search for cinnabar near Loemar. 
Maps: Cinnabar deposits near Oedoik, scale 1:50,000; 
General map of cinnabar deposits near Loemar, scale 
1:50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
118 —SCHELLE. C. J. van 
Mededeeling omtrent de geologisch-mijnbouwkundige 
opneming van een gedeelte der Residentie Wester- 
afdeeling van Borneo. (Report on the geological and 
mining survey of a part of the residency of the West- 
ern Division of Borneo). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1884, pp 277-297. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. A geological survey of the area. 
Maps: General map of the northwest part of the 
residency of the Western Division of Borneo, scale 
1:500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
149 119 —SCHELLE, C. J. van 
De geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een 
gedeelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 9. 
Onderzoek naar goudaderen bij Melassan. (Geologi- 
cal and mining survey of Borneo’s west coast. Re- 
port No. 9. Investigation of gold veins near Melas- 
san). In; Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1885, pp 117-128. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: 9th report. Geological investigation of the 
gold mines near Melassan with a topographical 
description of the area. 
Maps: Map of a gold-bearing quartz vein near 
Melassan, scale 1:500. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
120 — SCHELLE, C. J. van 
Mededeelingen omtrent de geologisch-mijnbouwkun- 
dige opneming van een gedeelte der Residentie 
Westerafdeeling van Borneo. Vervolg. (Report on 
the geological and mining survey of a part of the 
residency of the Western Division of Borneo. Con- 
tinuation). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, 1886, pp 109-132. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological description of part of the 
Western Division of Borneo with special reference 
lo mining. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. (Earlier report 
•was published in the Jaarboek for 1884, 2de gedeelte. 
This volume is missing from the Mitchell Library 
■set). 
121 — SCHELLE. C. J. van 
De vulkaan Melaboe der Westerafdeeling van Borneo. 
(The volcano Melaboe in the Western Division of 
Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk Gedeelte, 1886, pp 
J33-143, (In Dutch). 
Contents; Geological description of the Melaboe 
volcano in the Western Division of Borneo. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
122 — SCHELLE, C. J. van 
De geologisch-mijnbouwkundige opneming van een 
gedeelte van Borneo’s Westkust. Verslag No. 10. 
Onderzoek naar goudaderen bij Sikarim. (Geologi- 
cal mining survey of a part of Borneo’s west coast. 
Report No. 10. Inquiry concerning gold veins near 
Sikarim). In Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, 1887, pp 95-128. (In Dutch). 
Contents: 10th report. Search for gold veins near 
Sikarim, with some topographical details. 
Map: Map of the surroundings and prospecting 
works at Sikarim, scale 1:2,000. Includes footpaths. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
123 — SCHUTTE, F. C. A. 
Beschouwingen over de Afdeeling Midden-Doeson 
in de Zuider- en Oosterafdeeling van Borneo. (Notes 
on the Division of Central Doeson in the Southern 
and Eastern Divisions of Borneo). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
sdhap, Vol. xxxiv, 1917, pp 370-397. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief topographical and general descrip- 
tion of the area under the following headings: Geo- 
graphical description; Rivers; Trade route; Flora 
and fauna; Climate; Population; Means of liveli- 
hood, stock-breeding, mining, forest products, trade, 
industry, hunting and fishing; History and adminis- 
tration. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
124 — SCHWANER, C. A. L. M. 
Borneo; beschrijving van het stroomgebied van den 
Barito en reizen langs eenige voorname rivieren van 
het zuidoostelijk gedeelte van dat eiland. (Borneo; 
description of the valley of the Barito and journeys 
along some of the principal rivers of the southeast 
part of that island). 2 vols, P.N. van Kampen, 
Amsterdam. 1853-1854. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Volume 1 deals with the Barito, Volume 2 
with the Kahajan. Details are given of the topo- 
graphy, population, products and communications of 
a number of villages in each valley. The author's 
travels fell in the years 1841-1848. 
Photographs: Numerous coloured lithos. 
Maps: Map of the scientific journeys in Borneo of 
Dr. C. M. Schwaner by the Koninklijk Instituut voor 
de Taal- Land en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch- 
Indie, 1853, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
125 — SHADLER, A. C. 
Timber potentialities of Netherlands India. In: Sluy- 
ter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, February, 1921, 
pp 101-105. 
Contents: An account of the timber wealth in the 
East Indies. 
Photographs; Mostly of timber logs floating down 
rivers; In the jungle. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
126 —SMITH, Irving M. 
Borneo’s Barito. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 8, 
1926, pp 448-456. 
Contents: Description of a trip on the Martapoera- 
Barito, and of the natives encountered. 
Photographs-. River steamer with barges attached 
about to sail upstream from Bandjermasin; Children; 
Malay school children; Malay boys of Bandjermasin 
flying kites; Cargo praouws on a tributary of the 
Barito; Building on the river bank; Malay children; 
Dyak on doorstep; Woman canoeist’s headdress; 
Mandjermasin. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
127 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leader- 
ship of P.M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. 
Contents-. Vol. 1: Voyage, pp viii, 177. Vol. 2: 
Oceanographic results, pt. 2, chapter 1, pp 68; chap- 
ter 2, pp 63; pt. 3, pp 169; pt. 4, pp 82. Vol. 3; 
Meteorological observations, pp (v). 111. Vol. 5: 
Geological results, pt. 1, pp 124; pt. 2, pp 125. 
Vol. 6: Biological data, pp 29. Annotations will 
be found under separate entries for sections of the 
work, under names of their authors, P. M. van Riel, 
F. Pinke, H. Boschma and P. H. Kuenen, L. Lek, 
S. W. Visser, P. H. Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
150 Photographs: Various photographs of the area. 
Maps: Several charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, pt. 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
127A — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. Riel, verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door 
de Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuur- 
kundig Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en 
het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius Expedition 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel, gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the command 
of Lt. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by the Society 
for Scientific Research in Netherlands Colonies and 
the Royal Netherlands Geographical Society). 4to. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, Kemink en zoon, 1933- 
1938. 
This is the Dutch title for the above annotation. 
For contents see former annotation. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Nos. 15 and 2 only). 
128 — STIGAND. L. A. 
Some contributions to the physiography and hydro- 
graphy of Northeast Borneo. In: Geographical 
Journal, Vol. xxxvn, 1911, pp 31-42. 
Contents: A detailed description, with special refer- 
ence to the river systems, of the area on either side 
of the boundary of Dutch and British North Borneo, 
between the mouth of the Sambakong River and 
Cowie Harbour. 
Photographs: Profile sketches of mouth of Sibuku 
with Tenelik Island; New hill, Tenelik Island; 
Terrace of breccia on the bank in upper reaches of 
Kalabakang River. 
Maps: Part of Northeast Borneo, scale 1:1,000,000 
(covering area between 117° 30'-118° 30' Longitude 
and 3° 30'-5° 30' Latitude); Part of Northeast 
Borneo, scale 1:250,000 (covering 117° 10'-117° 30' 
Longitude and 4°-4° 30' Latitude). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; Mit- 
chell Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Forestry Commission Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; 
Public Library, Hobart. 
129 — STRAELEN, V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tales Neerlandaises de LL. AA. RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. (Scientific results of 
the voyage to the Netherlands East Indies by T.R.fL 
Prince and Princess Leopold of Belgium). Vol. i. 
Introduction. Bruxelles, Memoires du Musee Royal 
d’Histoire Naturelle de Belgique. Hors serie, 1933, 
pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: Brief description of Borneo, its oil-fields 
and vegetation; the Mahakam; the Dajaks. 
Photographs: Panorama of the harbour and petrol- 
eum installations of Balikpapan; Petrol tanks at 
Balikpapan; Clumps of Eichhornia floating on the 
Mahakam; Samarinda; A view behind Samarinda; 
A young Dajak in the valley of the Upper Mahakam; 
A Dajak warrior of the Upper Mahakam holding 
his wooden shield. 
Copies in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane, 
130 —TICHELMAN, G. L. 
De onderafdeeling Barabai (Zuider- en Ooster- 
afdeeling van Borneo). (The Subdivision of Barabai: 
Southern and Eastern Division of Borneo). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 1931, pp 461-486, 682-711. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A full description of the area. 1. Topo- 
graphy, including physical features, roads and paths, 
villages, etc. 2. Attitude to Netherlands Indies 
Government. 3. Administration. 4. The people. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library. Hobart. 
131 — TOPOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Kort verslag omtrent de vaststelling op het terrein 
van een grensgedeelte in de Djagoeistreek tusschen 
Serawak en het landschap Sambas—Westerafdeeling 
van Borneo. (Brief report concerning the determina- 
tion in the field of a part of the frontier in the 
Djagoei territory between Sarawak and the Sambas 
region—Western Division of Borneo). In: Jaar~ 
verslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol, xix, 1923, 
pp 91-102. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the Djagoei territory, the sur- 
vey in 1923, the commission. 
Photographs: European members of the British- 
Netherlands Border Commission in the bivouac near 
kampong Setaas; The new frontier-stone near the 
Batoe Aoem; Altitude measuring at the Poko Pa- 
joeng tree on top of the Djagoei ridge; Signal tree 
on the G. Besi, a summit of the Raja chains. 
Map: The Djagoei territory and the agreed boun- 
dary, scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in NEE IS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
132— TORRANCE, Arthur 
Junglemania: exploring the jungles for science. 
Sydney, Angus and Robertson 1933, pp 302. 
Contents: Adventures of a doctor in the tropics, 
pp 151-302 deal with Netherlands Borneo, partly on 
the Barito River; Geographical indications are 
vague, and the whole reads like fiction. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
151 island of Java, Batavia; Towns of Western and 
Central Java; Semarang, Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch 
Borneo; Information for tourists. 
Photographs-. Numerous photographs of the locality. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
137 —UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Naval Air Pilot, No. 192: Borneo. Washington. 
Contents; Description of seaplane anchorages, etc. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
138—UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing Directions for Sunda Strait and Northwest 
Coast of Borneo and Offlying Dangers. 3rd edition, 
1934, pp 542, H.O. No. 126. 
Contents: Includes the Sunda Strait, the straits be- 
tween Sumatra and Borneo and the west and north- 
east coasts of Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
139 —UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing Direction for Celebes, Southeast Borneo, Java 
(except from Java Head to Batavia) and Islands 
east of Java. 1935, 3rd edition, pp 628. H.O. No. 163. 
Supplement to Hydrographic Office Publication, No. 
163, for 1942. 
Contents: Comprises most of Java, Southeast Bor- 
neo, Celebes, the Lesser Sunda Islands and Timor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
140 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Geologische beschrijving der districten Riam-Kiwa 
en Kanan. (Geological description of the districts 
of Riam-Kiwa and Kanan). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1875, Iste gedeelte, pp 3-130. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geographical and topographical review 
of the region Riam-Kiwa and Kanan which is in 
the vicinity of the mouth of the Barito River. 
Maps: Geological map of the districts of Riam-Kiwa 
and Kanan, scale 1 : 100,000; Geological map of 
the district between Bandjermasin and Martapoera, 
scale 1:100,000. Insets: General map, scale 1:2,000,000; 
Plan of the limestone cave Batoe Hapoe, scale 
1:5.000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
141—VISSEH. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 3, part 4, pp (iii), 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of 
rain upon the salinity); tables of position, tempera- 
ture, salinity and density. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
133 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies. In: Tourism in 
the Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi, No. 5, 1936. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Native types in Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
134 — TREUBIA 
Set of 28 charts. In; Treubia, Vol. iv, Liv. 1-4, 1917. 
Contents: Charts of Java Sea, South China Sea and 
Malacca Strait; also Bathymetrical chart of Java 
Sea. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
135 — TUIJN, J. van 
Over een recente daling van den zeespiegel in Neder- 
landsch-Oost-Indie. (On a recent fall of the sea 
level in Netherlands East Indies). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 89-99. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Evidence of a recent sinking of the ocean 
level from Sumatra, Java and Borneo. Bibliography. 
Map: Outline map of Sumatra, Java and Borneo, 
scale 1 : 10,000,000, showing portions where there 
is evidence of recent raising. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
138 —TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries, and re- 
sources; editor-in-chief—Arnold Wright; assistant 
editor—Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Coy. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. 
Pleyte, T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, 
exports and shipping; Means of communication— 
railways and tramways, Netherlands India railways. 
Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij, post telegraphs and 
telephones, roads and bridges; Population: origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions; Roman Catholic mission; the 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; 
Health and hospitals; The press, by E. F. E. 
Douwes-Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by 
J. E. Jasper; Naval and Military forces; Police, 
mines and mining administration, by J. K. van 
Gelder; Climate, by C. Braak; Forests and flora of 
Java, by Th. Valeton; Irrigation in Java; Agricul- 
ture, by W. J. Gallois; The rubber industry; Sugar 
industry in Java, by J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; 
CofTe, by R. A. Eekhout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; 
Cinchona, by P. van Leersum; Bamboo hats; the 
152 142 —VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3, pp (v), 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air-pressure, air temperature; sea 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute 
and wet bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; 
rainfall; thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena 
—visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general 
summary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
143 —VOS. E. P. de 
An Oriental coronation. Impressions from East 
Borneo. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 11, 1931, 
pp 496-502. 
Contents: Description of the coronation of Sultan 
Maulana Mohamed Djalal ’oedin, of Boelongan. 
Photographs: After the coronation; Lunch at Tand- 
jong Talas; Dyak boat races on the Boelangan River; 
Dyak dances; Javanese dancers; Palace of the 
princesses. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
144 —VROKLAGE. B. A. G. 
Die Sozialen Verhaltnisse Indonesiens . . . Band 1. 
Borneo, Celebes und Molukken. (The social organ- 
isation of Indonesia, Vol. i, Borneo, Celebes and 
Moluccas). Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlags- 
buchhandlung, 1936, pp xxxii, 532. 8vo. Munster. 
(Anthropos-Ethnologische Bibliothek, Band IV, Heft 
1). (In German). 
Contents: Anthropological study of the social organ- 
isation of the different peoples of Borneo, Celebes 
and the Moluccas. 
A summary in English will be found in Bulletin of 
the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, November 
1937, pp 46-57. 
Maps: On small scale only. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
145 —WECHEL. P t© 
Erinnerungen aus den Ost- und West-Dusun-Landen 
(Borneo). (Memories from East and West Dusun 
Lands, Borneo). In: Internationales Archiv fur Eth- 
nographic, Bd. xxii, 1913-1914, Heft 1-3, pp 1-24, 
pp 43-58, pp 93-129. (In German). 
Contents: Chiefly an ethnological study; a topo- 
graphical description being given on pp 1-6. 
Photographs: Many photographs of topographical 
interest. 
Maps: Sketch map of the Subdivision Boentok (East 
and West Dusun), scale 1:500,000, shows villages, foot- 
paths, roads and overland route. (Insets: Barito, 
showing former arm of the river; Borneo, indicating 
location of Dusun district). 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
146—WEEL, K. M. van 
Meteorological and hydrographical observations made 
in the western part of the Netherlands East Indies 
Archipelago. In: Treubia, Vol. 4, 1923, pp 1-559. 
Contents: An important detailed work with many 
charts and diagrams. On pp 37-38 is a list of 
pertinent literature on these subjects. 
Copy in National Museum Library, Melbourne. 
147 — WHITEHEAD. John 
Exploration of Mount Kina Balu, North Borneo. Large 
folio. London, Gurney and Jackson, 1893, pp 317. 
Contents: A detailed account of explorations in 
North Borneo and Palawan, with a visit to Java. 
The author was a field naturalist, and the appendix 
gives a full description of the specimens collected 
during four years. 
Photographs: Very fine coloured plates of birds, 
animals and insects, and topographical lithographs 
from the author’s drawing; also woodcuts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
148 —WITH AMP. H. 
Tocht naar den G. Beratoes of Pick van Balik- 
papan. (Journey to Mount Beratoes or Peak of 
Balikpapan). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 1925, 
pp 11-30. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A journey from Moeara Moentai on the 
Mahakam River, up the Bongan River to Mount 
Beroea (Borneo). 
Photographs: 4 half-page half-tone plates, including 
main road of Moeara Moentai; Moeara Moentai 
from the other side of the Mahakam River; Party 
on top of the G. Beratoes. Also line sketch profile 
of G. Pemantas and G. Beratoes from Balikpapan. 
Map: Bongan River, scale 1:200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
149 —WITKAMP, H. 
De Soengai Senjioer tot Moeara Lompa. (The River 
Senjioer up to Moeara Lompa). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 396-401. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Describes a journey along the Senjioer 
River (a tributary of the Kepala which flows into 
the Mahakam from the north side). 
Maps: Locality map, scale 1:5,000,000; Sketch map 
of Senjioer, scale 1:200,000, from compass observa- 
tions and distance estimates of H. Witkamp. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
150 — WITKAMP, H. 
Bij een voorloopige schets der Klindjau en Atan. 
(On a preliminary sketch of Klindjau and Atan). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijhs- 
153 kundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 538-540. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the area between the Klindjau 
and Atan Rivers. (Part of the Mahakam system on 
the north side). 
Map: Sketch of the courses of the Klindjau and 
Atan Rivers. (No scale—'about 1:500,000). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
151 —WITKAMP. H. 
De Kedang Rantau (Oost-Borneo). (The Kedang 
Rantau, East Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 
1928, pp 34-61. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A topographical description of a tributary 
of the Mahakam River. 
Photographs: 7 full-page half-tone plates. 
Maps: General map of lower Mahakam region, scale 
1:2,750,000; The Kedang Rantau, drawn from hand 
compass observations and distance estimates of H. 
Witkamp, scale 1:200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
152—WITKAMP, H. 
Een tocht naar den G. Ketam (Borneo). (A journey 
to Mount Ketam, Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlv, 1928, pp 412-439. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A journey undertaken in 1922 up Mount 
Ketam in Southeast Borneo, at the head of the 
Mahakam River. The journey from Moearapahoe 
is fully described stage by stage with short note on 
geology and economic potentialities. 
Photographs; Many photographs of native life, etc. 
Maps: Sketch map of routes from Moeara Pahoe to 
G. Ketam and return, scale 1 ;200,000, from hand 
compass observation and estimate of distance by 
H. Witkamp; 11 profile sketches. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
153 —WITKAMP, H. 
De Sabentoeloeng, Sedoelang en Menamang, zij- 
rivieren der Kedang Rantau (Borneo). (The Saben- 
toeloeng, Sedoelang and Menamang, tributaries of 
the Kedang Rantau). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 
1928, pp 970-990. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A topographical description of each river 
followed by several notes on geology, population and 
economics. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates on views of the 
area. 
Maps: Diagrammatic sketch of upper course of 
Sedoelang and Menamang Rivers; Sketch map of 
Sabentoeloeng River, scale 1 ;200,000; Sketch map of 
Sedoelang and Menamang Rivers, scale 1:200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
154 — WITKAMP. H. 
De Djambajan-rivier. (The Djambajan River, Bor- 
neo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 186-222. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The author takes the reader up the river, 
a tributary of the Mahakam River, and then des- 
cribes the topography and geology of the area at 
length, with notes on the population, fauna and 
flora, and economic prospects. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates: Gitan village with 
cane drying; Native grave, with young man near 
Basap village; Petinggi Boewak and wife, Basap 
village; Stalactite formation in cave in G. Parong. 
Map: Sketch map of Djambajan River, from obser- 
vations with hand compass and estimate of distances 
by H. Witkamp, scale 1 ;200,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart, 
155 — WITKAMP, H. 
Het kratermeer Bawang Aso. (The volcanic lake 
Bawang Aso, Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlvi, 1929, pp 359-367. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes a journey from the village of 
Tring, on the Mahakam River, to the lake. 
Maps: Route from Tring to Bawang Aso, scale 
1:100,000; The volcanic lake (depths in metres), 
scale 1:5,000; East coast of Borneo, scale 1:5,000,000. 
(All sketch maps only). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
156 —WITKAMP. H. 
Langs de Mahakam. (Along the Mahakam River, 
Borneo). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 
30-55. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed topographical description of 
the Mahakam River, East Borneo. Introduction; 
The delta; From Soengaimarian to Tenggarong; 
Tenggarong to Longiram; The river above Longi- 
ram; Brief geological survey. 
Map: The Mahakam River, scale 1:800,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
157 —WRIGHT, Arnold and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth Century Impressions of Netherlands India; 
edition by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
See: Twentieth Century Impressions of Netherlands 
India, No. 136, above. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
158 —WUST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aus- 
tralischen Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom 
154 configuration of Australasia’s "Middle Sea”). In: 
Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 
Nos. 9-10, 1936, pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents; Depth studies by the Snellius Expedition 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
159 — ZEIJLMANS van Emmichoven, C. P. A. 
De geologic van het centrale en oostelijke deel van 
de Westerafdeeling van Borneo. (The geology of the 
central and eastern part of the Western Division of 
Borneo). In: Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1939, pp 7-186. (In 
Dutch with summary in English). 
Contents: Geological description of the central and 
eastern parts of the Western Division of Borneo. 
Bibliography. 
Maps; General geological map of the Western Divi- 
sion of Borneo, except the Chinese districts and 
vicinity, scale 1:250,000. Profiles: General map show- 
ing routes of the geological investigation, etc., scale 
1:1,500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
155 SARAWAK 
1 — ADAMS. P. M. 
Fines of the Land Dyaks of Landu. In: Sarawak 
Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, p 175. 
Contents: Lists of offences against native law and 
the penalties attached to them. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
2 —ADAMS, P. M. 
Fines and customs of Lundu and Sebuyon Dyaks. 
In: Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, 
p 177. 
Contents: Lists of offences against native law and 
the penalties attached to them. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
3 —ADAMS. P. M. 
Fines and customs of Land Dyaks living in left- 
hand branch of South Sarawak, compiled in the 
presence and agreed to by all Chiefs at Pengkalan 
Ampat, May 1932. In; Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol, iv, part 2, 1933, p 179. 
Contents: Lists of offences against native law and 
the penalties attached to them. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
4 —ADAMS. P. M. 
Fines for Bukar Land Dyaks, including Munggu 
Babi, Lanehang, Jenan, Kakeng, Bahru, Tarad, 
Menyabet, Tian, Murut, Panchor and Ritu. In; 
Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933 
p 181. 
Contents: Lists of offences against native law and 
the penalties attached to them. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney: National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
5 —ADAMS. P. M. 
Land Dyaks’ Fines List. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, p 183. 
Contents: Lists of offences against native law and 
the penalties attached to them. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
6—AIRMAN, R. G. 
Land Dyak fines. In; Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, p 255. 
Contents-. List of misdemeanours and their penalties. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library. 
Adelaide. 
7 — ANDREINI, Capt. E. V. 
A Punan vocabulary. In: Sarawak Museum journal, 
Vol. iv. part 3, 1935, pp 261-262. 
Contents: English-Punan vocabulary. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library. 
Adelaide. 
8 —BANKS, E. 
Edible birds’ nests in Sarawak. In: Sarawak Museum 
Report, No. 23, 1932, pp 3-9. 
Contents: An account of the birds’ nest industry 
in Sarawak. Descriptions of the caves where these 
are found and their location. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
9 —BANKS, E. 
Hoplology in Sarawak, In: Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 229-241. 
Contents: A study of the short swords or "parangs” 
used by the Borneo head-hunters; the materials used 
for the different types and their uses—apart from 
head-hunting. 
Photographs: Many types of swords. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
10— BANKS, E. 
Some Kalamantan vocabularies. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 257-259. 
Contents: English-Kalamantan vocabularies. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
156 11 — BANKS, E. 
Seasonal rainfall in Borneo. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 363-371. 
Contents: A study of rainfalls in Malaysia (1921- 
1933), with graphs. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
12 —BANKS, E. 
Megalithic remains for Kelabit country. In: Sarawak 
Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, pp 411-437. 
Contents: Description of antiquities found in this 
region. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
13 —BANKS, E. 
Native drink in Sarawak. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, pp 440-447.. 
Contents: The native “brew” and customs connected 
with it. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
14 —BANKS, E. 
Sketch map of central highlands of Sarawak. In: 
Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, 
facing p 500. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
15 —BANKS, E. 
Edible birds’ nests. In: Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, pp 517-522. 
Contents: An account of the industry. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
16 —BANKS. E. 
Edible turtle breeding. In: Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, pp 523-532. 
Contents: Account of turtle breeding ground in the 
Talang Talang Islands off the Sarawak coast. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney: National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
17 —BECCARI. Odoardo 
Wanderings in the great forests of Borneo: travels 
and researches of a naturalist in Sarawak. London, 
Constable, 1904, pp 424. 
Contents: Dr. Beccari visited Borneo to study its 
natural history, and especially its botany, in 1865- 
1868. This book is based on notes made at that 
time, and gives especially full description of the 
flora and jungle travelling, and also considerable 
topographical detail for the region around Kuching 
and the Sarawak, Batang Lupar, Rejang and Bin- 
tulu Rivers. Fruits and other resources are also 
discussed. 
Photographs: 50 half-tone plates from photographs 
and 11 drawings. 
Maps: Sketch map of Borneo, scale 1 in : 150miles; 
Part of Sarawak (watershed of Sarawak River and 
Sadong), scale 1 in : 10 minutes approx; Sarawak 
showing author’s routes, scale 2 ins : 1 degree approx. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of Aus- 
tralasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
18 — BEECHMAN, Daniel 
A voyage to and from the island of Borneo; with a 
description of the said island, giving an account of 
the inhabitants, etc. London, T. Warner & J. Batley, 
1718, pp 205. 
Contents: Detailed topographical information of the 
period. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; MitcMl 
Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide. 
19— BOULT, F. F. and MOULTON, J. C. 
Ethnological notes. Prohibition of deer’s flesh 
among Land Dyaks. In: Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. i, 1911, pp 140-145. 
Contents: Some curious beliefs and customs among 
Dyaks in regard to deer meat. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
20 — BOYLE, Frederick 
Adventures among the Dyaks of Borneo. London, 
Hurst and Blackett, 1865, pp 324. 
Contents: A description of travels in Sarawak in 
1863. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
21—BROOKE. James. 1st Rajah ol Sarawak 
Narrative of events in Borneo and Celebes down 
to the occupation of Labuan, from (his) journals; 
together with a narrative of the operations of H.M.S. 
Iris, by Capt. Rodney Munday, R.N. London, 
Murray, 1848, 2 vols. 
Contents: Continues Keppel’s “Expedition of H.M.S. 
Dido.” 
Photographs: Lithograph plates and woodcuts. 
Maps: Charts of Gulf of Boni, Sarawak Pro.ince, 
NW coast of Borneo; Labuan. 
157 Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
22 — BROOKE, Lady, Ranee of Sarawak 
My life in Sarawak; prefaced by Sir Frank Swet- 
tenham. London, Methuen, 1913, pp 320. 
Contents: The authoress went to Sarawak as Ranee 
in the early 70’s. She gives an account of personal 
life there in the 70’s and 80’s with scattered topo- 
graphical descriptions. 
Photographs: 25 half-tone plates, mostly of a per- 
sonal character, including part of Datu Bay, near 
Santubong; Kuching Harbour; sunset behind Mt. 
Matang. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney, University Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of 
Austialasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Perth. 
23 — BROOKE, Lady, 3rd Ranee of Sarawak 
The three white rajahs. London, Cassell. 1939, pp 304. 
Contents: A popular account of the life and work 
of the 3 Rajahs of Sarawak, and especially of the 
3rd (Vyner Brooke), 
Photographs: 11 half-tone plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Perth; Public Library, 
Launceston. 
24 —BRYN. Halfdan 
De indfodte paa Borneo: Carl Lumholtz’s material 
antropologisk bearbeidet. (The natives of Borneo: 
anthropological study of Lumholtz’s material). 
Kristiania, Jacob Dybwad, 1924, pp 87. (In Nor- 
wegian). 
Contents: An anthropological study based on Lum- 
holtz’s collections. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
25 —BUCK. W, S. B. 
Vocabulary of Land Dyak—as spoken in Kampong 
Boyan, Upper Sarawak. In: Sarawak Museum Jour- 
nal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, pp 186-192, 193-218. 
Contents: Vocabulary of Land Dyak—English- 
Malay and Sarawak Malay-Malay. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne. 
26 — DOUGLAS. R. S. 
Ethnological notes — the Muriks. In: Sarawak 
Museum Journal, Vol. i. No. 1, 1911, pp 146-148. 
Contents: Notes on a tribe living on the Baram 
River. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
27— DOUGLAS. R. S. 
An expedition to the Bah country of Central Borneo. 
In: Sarawak Museum Journal. Vol. i. No. 2, 1912, 
pp 17-29. 
Contents-. An account of an expedition with topo- 
graphical descriptions, notes on native customs, salt 
springs, a native salt “factory,” working methods, 
houses, religion, etc. Also some notes on climate. 
Map: Sketch map of Kalabit region. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
28 —DOUGLAS, R. S. 
Ethnological notes: some Murik words. In: Sara- 
wak Museum Journal, Vol. i. No. 2, 1912, pp 86-87. 
Contents: Short vocabulary of Murik words. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
29 —ELAM, E. H. 
Slakow and Larah Land Dyaks of Lundu. In; Sara- 
wak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 242- 
251. 
Contents: A brief note on these tribes, with 
vocabularies. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
30 —ELAM, E. H. 
Land Dyaks of the Sadong District, Sarawak. In: 
Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 4, 1937, pp 
373-394. 
Contents: Notes on the customs, crafts (including 
bridge building), horses, agriculture, language, etc., 
of the Sadong Dyaks—vocabulary. 
Photographs: Native types, houses and storage 
barns. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
31—FURNESS. William Henry 
The home-life of Borneo head-hunters; its festival 
and folk-lore. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Co., 
1902, pp xi, 197. 
Contents: An account of the Kayans and Kenyahs 
of the Baram district of Sarawak; their home-life, 
ceremonies, early training of a head-hunter, warfare 
and peace making, personal embellishment (tattooing, 
etc.); taboo; the Punans; tuba fishing. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the district 
and native life. 
158 Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
32 — GEIKIE, I. S. 
A list of Sarawak minerals. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. i, 1911, pp 194-201. 
Contents: A brief account of Sarawak minerals and 
their location, with geological notes. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
33 —GOMES, Edwin H. 
Seventeen years among the Sea Dyaks of Borneo; 
a record of intimate association with the natives of 
the Bornean jungles. London, Seeley & Co., 1911, 
pp 343. 
Contents: Malay pirates; Sir James and Sir Charles 
Brooke; The Dyaks, their manner of life and 
character, head-hunting, social life, marriage, burial 
rites, missions; travelling in -Sarawak, river naviga- 
tion; omens and dreams; the witch-doctor, native 
remedies and Dyak charms, Dyak religion, feasts, 
sports, song and music, hunting and camphor work- 
ing, folk-lore, legends, customs, the Sea Dyak’s 
future in Sarawak. 
Maps: Northern Borneo, scale 100m ; about 2 ins. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra: 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
34 —GOMES. Edwin H. 
The Sea Dyaks of Borneo; with a chapter on mis- 
sionary work amongst the Dyaks by A. F. Sharp, 
3rd edition. 8vo. London, S.P.G., 1917, pp (iv), 80. 
Contents: The Sea Dyaks; childbirth and children, 
marriage, daily life occupation, burial rites, omens, 
spirits, feasts, the witch-doctor, religion, missionary 
work. 
Photographs: St. John’s church and school, Merdang. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne. 
35 —GOMES, E. H. 
Notes on Sea Dyaks of Borneo. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xxn. No. 8, 1911, pp 695-723. 
Contents: Historical and descriptive notes on Dyak 
people. 
Photographs: Native types, houses, blow pipes, 
smoked heads; Making a clam for poisoning fish with 
tuba. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Parliamen- 
tary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Laun- 
ceston. 
36 — GOULD. S. Baring and BAMPFYLDE, C. A. 
A history of Sarawak under its two white Rajahs, 
1839-1908. London, Henry Southeran, 1909, pp 464. 
Contents: A fairly full history, written from official 
records. Bampfylde was an officer of the Sarawak 
Civil Service. 
Photographs; Numerous small half-tone plates, few 
of which have any topographical significance. 
Map: Sketch map of Sarawak, scale 1 in ; 30 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
37 — GREAT BRITAIN COLONIAL OFFICE 
Annual report of the social and economic pro- 
gress of the people of the State of Brunei. Singapore 
and London, H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 to date. 
(Until 1933, title was “Report on the State of 
Brunei,” and until 1934 the imprint is that of the 
Government Printer, Singapore). (National Library 
has from 1927). 
Contents'. Contains the usual condensed administra- 
tive information, including, under Communications, 
information on roads. Appendices include rainfall 
and temperature records for each month at various 
points. 
Maps: Each issue includes “Sketch map of the State 
of Brunei,” scale 1 in: 12 miles, showing in colour 
metalled and earth roads, roads along sand beach, 
boundaries, and land utilisation (European rubber 
estates, native holdings, oil leases). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane (1932-1938); Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney (1938); Colonial 
Sugar Refining Co.’s Library, Sydney (1933); Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide (1929-1935); Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
38 —GREAT BRITAIN—HYDROGRAPHIC DEPART- 
MENT-ADMIRALTY 
China Sea Pilot, Vol. n, with maps. First edition 
1936, pp 280. Supplement No. 2, 1939; Supplement 
No. 4, 1941. 
Contents'. Includes the western and northwestern 
coasts of Borneo; the Philippine Islands from Bala- 
bak Island to Cape Bojeador in Luzon, and the 
offlying islands and dangers of the southern and 
eastern parts of the China Sea. Includes glossary 
of terms. 
Copies in NEE IS Library; AGS Library. 
39 — HARRISSON. Tom (Editor) 
Borneo Jungle. An account of the Oxford Expedi- 
tion to Sarawak. London, Lindsay Drummond, 
1938, pp 254. 
Contents: Account of the Oxford Expedition to 
Sarawak. Chapter headings; 1. Remembered jungle, 
by Tom Harrisson (a general account of the expedi- 
tion). 2. Borak and belles, by John Ford. 3. Where’s 
that head? by C. H. Hartley (a visit to Long Laput, 
Baram valley). 4. Beauty in Borneo, by Patrick M. 
Synge (description of the flora and of native arts 
and crafts). 5. The ascent of Mt. Mulit, by Edward 
Shackleton; Tribute to A. W. Moore. Appendices: 
I. History of expedition publication. 2. Survey by 
Shackleton. 3. Photography. 4. Meteorology, by 
P. W. Richards. 5. Zoology, by Harrisson and Hart- 
ley 6. Glossary of common Bornean terms. 
Photographs: The illustrations are excellent photo- 
graphs clearly reproduced, and might be of value for 
types of vegetation, etc., but are of little direct topo- 
graphical interest. 
159 Maps: Maps of area investigated. Map of area 
around Mt. Dulit. (Reproduced from Geographical 
Journal). Expedition’s map of area investigated, 
scale 1.5 in. : 50 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne; Australian Institute 
of International Affairs’ Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
40 — HARRISSON. T. H. 
The Oxford University expedition to Sarawak, 1932. 
In: Geographical Journal, London, Vol. lxxxii, 1932, 
pp 385-410. 
Contents-. The object of the expedition was to make 
a detailed scientific survey of the Dulit Range area 
in Central Sarawak, 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of natives and 
of the district. 
Maps: Sketch map of area covered, scale 1 in : 30 
miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College 
Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Syd- 
ney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne: University Library, Melbourne; Council for 
Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide: 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
41 — HELMS, L. V. 
Pioneering in the Far East. 8vo. London, W. H. 
Allen, 1882, pp 408. 
Contents: A fair amount on Borneo describing 
customs and religions of people: more in the nature 
of personal experiences rather than a detailed 
account. Chapter headings as follows; Island of 
Bali, California, Cambodia and Siam, Borneo, China 
and Japan, Russia. 
Maps: Maps of Sarawak and Borneo. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
42 —HENRICH, Ruth 
No richer harvest; the story of the church in Borneo. 
2nd edition. London, S.P.G., 1935, pp 68. 
Contents: The story of missionary life and wrork 
in the Anglican diocese of Labuan and Sarawak, 
description of Kuching, Dyak beliefs, manners and 
customs, etc. 
Photographs: Church of St, Michael and All Angels, 
Sandakan. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
43 — HOSE, Charles 
Natural man: a record from Borneo. 8vo. London, 
Macmillan & Co., 1926, pp xvi, 284. 
Contents: Anthropology, tribal and village life, arts 
and crafts, creeds and superstitions, morals, and 
mentality. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the district. 
Map: Sarawak, scale 50 miles : 2i inches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney. 
44—HOSE, Charles 
The field-book of a jungle-wallah: being a descrip- 
tion of shore, river and forest life on Sarawak. 8vo. 
London, Witherby, 1929, pp viii, 216. 
Contents-. The Baram River and the Baram Divi- 
sion, river navigation, forests, vegetation, birds, 
animals, fish, insects, products (agricultural and 
mineral), fruits, poison plants. Natives; manners 
and customs, superstitions, etc. 
Photographs-. A typical Sarawak jungle scene, Kapit 
Fort; A Sarawak out-station from the air. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth; Public Library, Launceston. 
45 — HOSE, Charles 
The natives of Borneo. In: Journal of the Royal 
Anthropological Institute, Vol. xxm, 1893, pp 156-172. 
Contents: Distribution of tribes in the Baram dis- 
trict northern Sarawak, economic life, hunting, fish- 
ing, material culture, houses, religion, arts and crafts, 
personal ornamentation, history. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
46 —HOSE, Charles 
In the heart of Borneo. In: Geographical Journal, 
Vol. vi, 1900, pp 39-62. 
Contents: Describes explorations during 16 years in 
the Baram district, Sarawak, and gives a detailed 
topographical description of the district. 
Photographs: 8 small and rather poor half-tones. 
Maps: Baram district: Sarawak, North Borneo, scale 
1:500,000. Shows mountains, rivers and tracks. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Forestry Commis- 
sion’s Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Univer- 
sity Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Perth; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
160 47 — HOSE. Charles and McDOUGALL, William 
The pagan tribes of Borneo: a description of their 
physical, moral and intellectual condition, with some 
discussion of their ethnic relations, 2 vols. London, 
Macmillan, 1912. 
Contents: Hose was for 24 years in the Sarawak 
Civil Service, mainly in the Baram and Rejang dis- 
tricts. Chapter headings: 1. Geography. 2. History. 
3. General sketch of the peoples. 4. Material con- 
ditions of the pagan tribes. 5. Social system. 6. 
Agriculture. 7. Daily life of a Kayang long house. 
8. Life on the rivers. 9. Life in the jungle. 10. War. 
11. Handicrafts. 12. Decorative art (Vol. n). 13. 
Ideas of spiritual existences and practices arising 
from them. 14. Ideas of the soul illustrated by 
burial customs, soul-catching and exorcism. 15. Ani- 
mistic beliefs. 16. Magic, spells and charms. 17. 
Myths, legends and stories. 18. Childhood and 
youth of a Kayan. 19. The nomad hunters. 20. 
Moral and intellectual peculiarities. 21. Ethnology 
of Borneo. 22. Government. 
Photographs-. 211 collotype plates, mainly of native 
types of the various tribes, and of topographical 
interest. 
Maps: The Eastern Archipelago (outline); Borneo 
(outline), scale 1 in : 120 miles; Sketch map of Baram 
district, Sarawak, scale I in: 15 miles; Sketch map 
of Sarawak, scale 1 in ; 36 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney. 
48 —HUBBARD, I. M. 
Colonial government in Borneo. In: National Geo- 
graphical Magazine, Vol. xi. No. 9, 1900, pp 359-363. 
Contents: An appreciation of Charles Hose of the 
British Civil Service in Sarawak: his sympathetic 
methods quoted as a model for all colonial adminis- 
tration. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
49 —IRELAND. Alleyn© 
The Far Eastern tropics. Studies in the administra- 
tion of tropical dependencies. (Hong-Kong, British 
North Borneo, Sarawak, Burma, the Federated Malay 
States, the Straits Settlements, French Indo-China, 
Java, the Philippine Islands). London, Constable, 
1905, pp 339. 
Contents: Studies on various phases of British, 
American, French and Dutch colonial policy and 
administration. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
50 — KEPPEL, Henry. Captain, R. N, 
The expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido for the 
suppression of piracy, with extracts from the journal 
of James Brooke. 3rd edition, with additional 
chapter by Walter K. Kelly, 2 vols. London, 
Chapman and Hall, 1847. 
Contents: The basic account of the establishment of 
the State of Sarawak. 
Photographs: Lithographed plates. 
Maps: Part of the Malayan archipelago; Plan of 
the Batang Lupar River, scale 1.5 in : 10 minutes; 
Plan of Labuan, scale 1.5 in : 2 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University Library, 
Hobart. 
51 —LABUAN. Lord Bishop of 
On the wild tribes of the northwest coast of Borneo. 
In: Transactions of the Ethnological Society, Lon- 
don, Vol. n, 1863-1864, pp 24-34. 
Contents; History, topography (general), people, 
culture. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Queensland Museum 
Library, Brisbane. 
52 —LEACH. D. L. 
The survey of Sarawak. In: Geographical Journal, 
Vol. c, 1942, pp 98-106. 
Contents: An account of the work of the official 
survey commenced in 1931. Gives a good account 
of the general nature of the topography and of con- 
ditions of working. 
Photographs: Good half-tone plates, 2 or 3 to page; 
Kuching, looking down river, northeast; Kuching, 
looking west; oilfield, Sarawak; Lutong oil refinery; 
Kapit government station, upper Rajang River; 
Upper Tinjar River; Dapoi River, Baram district; 
Rajong River near Song; Munga Babi, Land Dyak 
village near Kuching. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, Bris- 
bane; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne: Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
53 —LOW, Hugh 
Sarawak; its inhabitants and productions. London, 
Richard Bentley, 1848, pp 416. 
Contents: The first comprehensive account. The 
author was engaged in botanical collection for 30 
months. 
Photographs-. Woodcut plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia, Adelaide. 
54 — LOW. Brooke 
The natives of Borneo. Edited by H. L. Roth. In; 
Journal of the Anthropological Institute, Vol. xxn,, 
1892, pp 22-64. 
Contents; Anthropological description of the natives, 
of Borneo, mainly of Sarawak. Land tenure ancf 
161 cultivation, habitations, slaves, clothing, etc., hunt- 
ing, fishing, navigation, warfare, head-hunting, music. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
55 —MACE. N. 
List of Land Dyak words. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, p 253. 
Contents; A brief vocabulary. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
56 — MARINELEITUNG 
Handbuch fur das Siidchinesische Meer. (Pilot for 
the South China Sea). With maps. Second edition, 
1928. Nachtrag (Supplement) Nr. 2043, 1939, pp 
653. (In German). 
Contents-. Anambas and Natoeana Islands; Islands and 
reefs between Singapore and Hongkong; West coast 
of the Gulf of Siam; Northwest coast of Borneo; East 
coast of the Gulf of Siam; Southeast coast of Cochin 
China; Coast of Annam; Gulf of Tonkin; Hainan 
Island and Strait; South coast of China between 
Hainan Strait and Hongkong. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
57 —MERRILL. E. D. 
A bibliogranhical enumeration of Bornean plants: 
special number of the Journal of the Straits Branch 
of the Royal Asiatic Society, September 1921. 8vo. 
Singapore, printed by Fraser and Neave, 1921, pp 
637. 
Contents: List with description of plants of Borneo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Herbarium 
Library, Sydney; Government Botanist’s Library, 
Brisbane; University Library, Adelaide. 
58 —MOULTON, J. C. 
Note on origin of Land Dyak villages of Sentah 
and Quop. In: Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. I, 
No. 2, 1912, pp 88-90. 
Contents: Brief notes on the villages and their 
names. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
59—MOYNE, Lord 
Walkabout (a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans; with introduction by A. C. Had- 
don, and appendix by A. J. E. Cave). London, W. 
Heinemann Ltd., 1936. 
Contents-. Lord Moyne’s journey through the Indies 
to New Guinea had for its main objects the collec- 
tion of ethnological material for the British Museum 
and live animals for the Zoo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
60 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, Java, 
May-June 1929. 8vo. Batavia-Bandoeng, 1930. 
Contents: Vol. 1: General part and reports on 
oceanography. Vols. 2a, 2b, 3, 4: Physical papers. 
Relevant material is listed under authors of papers. 
Maps-. Geotectonic map of the Netherlands East 
Indies, by J. Zwierzycki, scale 1 : 5,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Vols. 1, 2a-b); 
University Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; State Electricity Commission Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth. 
61 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Historic review of the development of the telegraph, 
telephone and radio services in the Pacific. In: Pro- 
ceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, 1929, 
Vol. 11a, pp 363-407. 
Contents-. Includes Netherlands Indies cable and 
radio services, and those of British Borneo, Brunei, 
Sarawak, Philippine Islands, Japan, etc. 
Map: Interinsular cable and wireless system of the 
Netherlands Indies, 1928. 
Copies in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; State 
Electricity Commission Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
62 —PARNELL, E. and others 
Sarawak, its resources, trade, etc. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. v, No. 2, 1924, pp 92-112. 
Contents: Articles on Sarawak. 
Photographs: Illustrating native types, industries 
and towns. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
63 —PERNE, E. 
The slave-hunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. Nos. 5, 6, 1925, pp 290-295 and 304, 337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave hunting in the 
islands. 
Photographs-. On the Sarawak River near Kuching. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
64 —POLLARD, F. H. 
The Muruts of Sarawak. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, pp 139-155. 
Contents-. Notes on the history, origin, customs, 
agriculture and language’ of the Dusun people. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
65 —POLLARD. F. H. 
Comparative notes of Muruts and Kelabits. In: 
Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 
223-227. 
162 Contents: Notes on customs, language, etc., of the 
Kelabit as compared with those of the Muruts. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
66 — POLLARD, F. H. and BANKS. E. 
Teknonymy among Kayans, Kenyahs, Kelamantans, 
etc. In: Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 4, 
1937, pp 395-409. 
Contents: Native family titles among non-Dyak 
tribes in Sarawak. 
Photographs: Interior of Kayan house showing 
cantilever cross-beams. 
Map: Sketch map of Baram River showing distribu- 
tion of tribes. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
67 —RAVEN. H. C. 
“Makanan Malayu.” In: Journal of the American 
Museum of Natural History, Vol. 34, 1934, pp 176- 
182. 
Contents: A good description of some of the foods 
in common use among the natives of Borneo and 
Celebes. Methods of obtaining and cooking them 
are given. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
68 —RAY. S. H. 
The languages of Borneo. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. i. No. 4, 1913, pp 1-196. 
Contents: A study of Borneo languages with 
vocabularies and bibliography. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
69 — ROTH, Henry Ling 
The natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo. 
2 vols. London, Truslove and Hanson, 1896. 
Contents: Relates chiefly to Sarawak, but covers 
also British North Borneo. A valuable collection of 
source material usually quoted verbatim. 
Photographs: Over 550 half-tone and line illustrations 
of native types, costume, objects, etc. (None of topo- 
graphical interest). 
Maps: Sarawak and North Borneo, showing approxi- 
mate distribution of tribes. Scale 1 in : 50 miles. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
70 — ST. JOHN, Spencer 
Life in the forests of the Far East; or travels in 
Northern Borneo. 2nd edition, 2 vols. London, 
Smith, Elder & Co., 1863. 
Contents: Detailed journals of his expeditions, in- 
cluding two ascents of Kinabalu and journey up 
Limbang River. 
Maps: NW coast of Borneo; district near Kinabalu; 
Limbang and Baram Rivers. These are sketch maps 
from the author’s observations. No scale is given. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary, Adelaide, 1st edition 1862; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Launceston. 
71 —ST. JOHN. Spencer 
Wild tribes of the northwest coast of Borneo. In: 
Transactions, Ethnological Society of London, Vol. 
ii, 1863-1864, pp 232-248. 
Contents: Customs of the Sea Dyaks and Milanaus. 
Deaths, marriage, religion. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
72 —SARAWAK MUSEUM JOURNAL 
A vocabulary of Mukah Milano (several authors). 
In: Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. iv, part 1, 1930, 
pp 87-130. 
Contents: Mukah-Milano—English vocabulary. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
73 —SARAWAK MUSEUM JOURNAL 
Rainfall in Sarawak. In; Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. iv, part 2, 1933, pp 219-221. 
Contents: Rainfall figures in Kuching (Sarawak) 
from 1876-1918. Average 1920-1925 and analysis of 
figures. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
74 —SHELFORD. Robert W. C. 
A naturalist in Borneo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 
1916, pp 331. 
Contents: A comprehensive general account of the 
natural history of Sarawak, where the author was 
curator of the museum from 1898 to 1905. Also des- 
cribes expeditions up the Sarawak River to Mt. 
Penrisen, around the mouth of the Trusan River, 
and up the Sadong River to Tabekang. Chapter 
headings: 1. Mammals. 2. Bird-notes. 3. Snakes. 
4. Crocodiles, turtles and tortoises. 5. Cockroaches, 
mantises and stick insects. 6. Beetles. 7. Ants and 
plants. 8. Mimicry. 9. An expedition to Pen- 
risen. 10. Other expeditions. 11. Animal life of the 
shores. 12. Natives of Borneo. 
163 Photographs: 32 half-tone plates, mainly of natural 
history and of topographical interest. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamen- 
tary Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society of Aus- 
tralasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Laun- 
ceston. 
75 —STAAL. J. 
The Dusuns of North Borneo. In: Anthropos, Vol. 
xx, 1925, pp 120-138, 929-951. 
Contents: This article deals with the social life and 
religion of the Dusuns. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydne}'; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
76 —STAAL. J. 
The Dusun language. In; Anthropos. Vol. xxi, 1926, 
pp 938-951. 
Contents: Linguistics of the Dusun, a tribe in 
Northern Borneo. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
77 — TOPOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Kort verslag omtrent de vaststelling op het terrein 
van een grensgedeelte in de Djagoeistreek tusschen 
Sarawak en het landschap Sambas—Westerafdeeling 
van Borneo. (Brief report concerning the determina- 
tion in the field of a part of the frontier in the 
Djagoei territory between Sarawak and the Sambas 
region—Western Division of Borneo). In\Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xix, 1923, pp 
91-102. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the Djagoei territory, the sur- 
vey in 1923, the commission. 
Photographs: European members of the British- 
Netherlands Border Commission in the bivouac near 
Kampong Setaas. The new frontier-stone near the 
Batoe Aoem. Altitude measuring at the Poko 
Pajoeng tree on top of the Djagoei ridge. Signal 
tree on the G. Besi, a summit of the Raja chains. 
Maps: The Djagoei Territory and the agreed boun- 
dary, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
73 — TOPOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Verslag betreffende de fransche luchtfotogrammet- 
rische kaarteeringsmethode en de nabij Miri (Sara- 
wak) uitgevoerde luchtfotogrammetrische kaarteer- 
ing. (Report on the French aerophotogrammetric 
survey method and the aerophotogrammetric survey 
made at Miri—Sarawak). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxn, 1926, pp 97-103. 
<In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the photogrammetic sur- 
vey methods used in France.. The photogrammetric 
survey made at Miri (Sarawak) and Rangoon. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
79 — TREUBIA 
Set of 28 charts. In: Treubia, Vol. iv, Liv. 1-4, 1917. 
Contents: Charts of Java Sea, South China Sea and 
Malacca Strait. Also bathymetrical chart of Java 
Sea. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
80— UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Sunda Strait and northwest 
coast of Borneo and offlying dangers. 3rd edition, 
1934, pp 542. (No. 126). 
Contents: Includes the Sunda Strait, the straits be- 
tween Sumatra and Borneo and the west and north- 
east coast of Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
81 — WEEL, K. M. van 
Meteorological and hydrographical observations 
made in the western part of the Netherlands East 
Indies Archipelago. In: Treubia, Vol. 4, 1923, pp 
1-559. 
Contents: An important detailed work with many 
charts and diagrams. 
On pp 37-38 is a list of pertinent literature on these 
subjects. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Coun- 
cil for Scientific and Industrial Research Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Western Australia Library, Perth. 
82 — WHITEHEAD. John 
Exploration of Mount Kina Balu, North Borneo. 
Large folio. London, Gurney and Jackson, 1893, 
PP 317. 
Contents : A detailed account of explorations in North 
Borneo and Palawan, with a visit to Java. The 
author was a field naturalist, and the appendix 
gives a full description of the specimens collected 
during four years. 
Photographs: Very fine coloured plates of birds, 
animals and insects, and topographical lithographs 
from the author’s drawings. Also woodcuts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
164 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 
1 — BALNER, L. and LEBZELTER, V. 
Zur Biologie und Anthropologie der Kenja in Nordost 
Borneo. (On the biology and anthropology of the 
Kenya in Northeast Borneo). In: Anthropos, Vol. 
xxx, 1935, pp 51-74, 495-508. (In German). 
Contents: A biological and anthropological study of 
the Kenja of Northeast Borneo. 
Photographs: Topography and river; Physical types. 
Maps: Northeast Borneo; Settlements of the Kenja 
people in the upper Kajang territory. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
2 —BANKS. E. 
Seasonal rainfall in Borneo. In: Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. iv, part 3, 1935, pp 363-371. 
Contents: A study of rainfalls in Malaysia (1921- 
1933) with graphs. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
3—BEECHMAN. Daniel 
A voyage to and from the island of Borneo . . . with 
a description of the said island, giving an account 
of the inhabitants, etc. London, T. Warner & J. 
Batley, 1817, pp 205. 
Contents: Contains a good deal of detailed topo- 
graphical information of the period. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide: Public Library, Perth. 
4 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
Eastern Archipelago Pilot, Vol. 1, 5th edition, 1935. 
Hydrographic Department, London, 1936, pp 678. 
Index to charts and photos and sketches. Supple- 
ment No. 4 (1940) and No. 6 (1943). 
Contents: Also contains general information, a 
glossary of foreign words and information relating 
to charts. 
Copies in AGS Library; NEFIS Library. 
5 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
China Sea Pilot, Vol. n, first edition 1936, pp 280. 
Supplement No. 2, 1939. 
Contents: Includes the western and northwestern 
coasts of Borneo, the Philippine Islands from Bala- 
Tak Island to Cape Bojeador in Luzon, and the out- 
lying islands and dangers of the southern and eastern 
parts of the China Sea. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
6—BROOKE, James, 1st Rajah of Sarawak 
Narrative of events in Borneo and Celebes down to 
the occupation of Labuan, from (his) journals: 
together with a narrative of the operations of 
H.M.S. Iris, by Capt. Rodney Munday, R.N., 2 vols. 
London, Murray, 1848. 
Contents-. Continues Keppel’s "Expedition of H.M.S. 
Dido.” 
Photographs-. Lithograph plates and woodcuts. 
Maps: Charts of Gulf of Boni, Sarawak Province, 
northwest coast of Borneo; Labuan. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide. 
7 —BRUCE. Charles 
Twenty years in Borneo. London, Cassell, 1924, 
pp 268. 
Contents-. An account, light in tone, of outstation 
life and travel by a member of the British North 
Borneo Civil Service. Includes chapters on jungle 
travelling and jungle paths, rafting and boat work 
and climate, and descriptions of Tenom, Tempasuk, 
Mantanai Island, Marudu Bay. 
Photographs: 16 half-tone plates, including; Rest 
house on a jungle bridle path; Buffalo transport; 
Rice harvest; Riverside village; Up-country village: 
Rundum station; Fishing village; Penotal gorge; 
Typical lowland Dusun; Sandakan (convent and 
hospital); Rafting across flooded river; Rattan 
bridge. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Laun- 
ceston. 
8— BRYN, Halfdan 
De indfodte paa Borneo: Carl Lumholtz’s materiale 
antropologisk bearbeidet. (The natives of Borneo: 
anthropological study of Lumholtz’s material). Kris- 
tiania, Jacob Dybwad, 1924, pp 87. (In Norwegian). 
Contents: An anthropometrical study based on 
Lumholtz’s collections. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
165 9 — COOK, Oscar 
Borneo, stealer of hearts. London, Hurst & Blackett, 
1924, pp 283. 
Contents: A popular narrative of eight years (1912- 
1920) in the British North Borneo Civil Service. 
Tenom, Kaningau, Semporna, Tuaran, Kota Belud, 
North Keppel, Labak and Sugut are described. 
Photographs: 24 half-tone plates. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Perth. 
10 —DOUGLAS, R. S. 
A comparative vocabulary of the Kayan, Kenyah 
and Kalibit languages. In; Sarawak Museum Journal, 
Vol. 1, 1911, pp 75-119. 
Contents: A brief note on the three tribes in the 
Baram district of Sarawak and their family titles 
and vocabulary of their languages. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
11 —DOUGLAS. R. S. 
An expedition to the Bah country of Central Borneo. 
In: Sarawak Museum Journal, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1912, 
pp 17-29. 
Contents: An account of an expedition with topo- 
graphical descriptions, notes on native customs, 
salt springs, a native “salt factory,” working 
methods, houses, religion, etc. Also some notes on 
climate. 
Map: Sketch map of Kalibit region. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
12 —ENRIQUEZ. C. M. 
Kinabalu, the haunted mountain of Borneo, an 
account of its ascent, its people, flora and fauna. 
8vo. London, Witherby, 1927, pp xix, 199. 
Contents: The primary object of Major Enriquez's 
expedition in 1925 was the collection of butterflies. 
He had commissions also to collect spiders, ferns 
and mosses, and vertebrates. In addition the book 
covers: Topography of route to Mt. Kinabalu, native 
carriers, guides and priest and their remuneration; 
description of Benoni, railway route along coast 
from Jesselton and Benoni to Beaufort, thence up 
the valley of the Padas River to Tenom; indigenous 
races, their manners and customs, houses, etc. 
Photographs: Mt. Kinabalu; One of the many peaks 
of Mt. Kinabalu; Bare granite walls rising above 
tree-limit; View's of summit, etc.; The vegetation 
at tree-limit. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
13 —EVANS. Ivor H. N. 
Among primitive people in Borneo; a description 
of the lives, habits and customs of the piratical 
head-hunters of North Borneo, etc. London, Seeley 
Service & Co., 1922, pp 318. 
Contents: Deals with the lives, customs and habits 
of the natives of the Tuaran and Tempasuk dis- 
tricts, British North Borneo. Chapters 1-7 give a 
general description of British North Borneo and on 
the Tuaran and Tempasuk districts, including chap- 
ters on the jungle and travelling. Chapter 30 deals 
with the Chinese in Borneo, and Chapter 31 con- 
tains a diary of a journey to Mt. Kinabalu. 
Photographs: 21 half-tone plates, mainly of ethno- 
logical interest. 
Map: Outline sketch map of northwest coast of 
British North Borneo (Jesselton to Kudat), scale 
1 :396.000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia, Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart. 
14 —EVANS, Ivor H. N. 
Studies in religion, folk-lore, and custom in British 
North Borneo and the Malay Peninsula. Cambridge, 
Cambridge University Press, 1923, pp 299. 
Contents: The following papers deal with British 
North Borneo. Introductory remarks: Some customs 
and beliefs of the “Orang Dusun”; Folk tales of the 
Tuaran and Tempassuk districts; North Bornean 
markets. The material was collected mainly in 
1910-1911, partly in 1913. The papers are revisions, 
with new material in some cases, of articles which 
had appeared in journals. That on markets is 
possibly of interest. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart. 
15 —EVANS, Ivor H. N. 
Notes on some beliefs and customs of the “Orang 
Dusun” of British North Borneo. In; Journal of 
the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol. xlvii, 1917, 
pp 151-159. 
Contents: The sacred ceremonies and paraphernalia 
of the Tuaran of the Tempassuk district. 
Photographs: Ceremonial objects. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney: 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
16 —FINSCH, O. 
John Whitehead’s journeys, especially North Borneo 
and his ascent of Mt. Kinabalu, In: Deutsche Geo- 
graphische Blatter, Vol. xvi, part 4, 1893, pp 284-301, 
Contents: Review of the work of a British ornitholo- 
gist and his travels in Malaya and the Indies. Notes 
on the value of locally-bred ponies for mountain 
expeditions, as these can be made to climb to 
11,000 feet without ill-effects. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
166 17 —GARRETT. T. R. H. 
The natives of the eastern portion of Borneo and 
Jav,a. In: Journal of the Royal Anthropological 
Institute, Vol. xlii, 1912, pp 53-67. 
Contents: Brief note on Banjarese, Orang Balik- 
Papan, Orang Tarakan, Orang Bulongan, Bugis, 
Batavian Malay, and other physical anthropology. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney- 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society .of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
18 —GOMES. E. H. 
Notes on Sea Dyaks of Borneo. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xxn, 1911, pp 695-723. 
Contents: Historical and descriptive notes on Dyak 
people. 
Photographs: Native types, houses, blow pipes, 
smoked heads; Making a dam for poisoning fish 
with tuba. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
19 —HATTON. Joseph 
The new Ceylon: being a sketch of British North 
Borneo, or Sabah. London, Chapman and Hall, 
1881, pp 209. 
Contents: A history and description of British North 
Borneo, compiled from official and other sources. 
Maps: Charts of Ambong Bay, scale I in : 2 sea 
miles; Caya Bay, scale 1 in : 2 sea miles; Sandakan 
Harbour, scale 1 in : 2.5 sea miles; Kudat Harbour, 
scale 1 in : 2 sea miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
20 —HATTON, Frank 
North Borneo: explorations and adventures on the 
Equator. London, Samson Low, 1885, pp 336. 
Contents: Contains diaries and narratives of geo- 
logical explorations in British North Borneo, 1881- 
1883. These cover the following areas: Sequati and 
Kurina Rivers; Labuk River and overland to Kudat; 
District? of Kinoram and Marudu; Kinabatengan 
River. Detailed topographical information is given. 
Photographs: 45 woodcuts. 
Map: British North Borneo, scale 1 in ; 20 miles, 
showing author’s routes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Perth; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
21—HELMS. L. V. 
Pioneering in the Far East. 8vo. London, W. H. 
Allen, 1882, pp 408. 
Contents: A fair amount on Borneo describing 
customs and religion of people—more in the nature 
of personal experiences rather than a detailed account. 
Chapter headings as.follows: Island of Bali; Cali- 
fornia, Cambodia and Siam; Borneo; China and 
Japan, Russia. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide: Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
22 — HENRICH, Ruth 
No richer harvest: the story of the Church in 
Borneo. 2nd edition. Illustrated. 12mo. London, 
5. 1935, pp 68. 
Contents: The story of missionary life and work in 
the Anglican diocese of Labuan and Sarawak; des- 
cription of Kuching, Dyak beliefs, manners and 
customs, etc. 
Photograph-. Church of St. Michael and All Angels, 
Sandakan. 
Copy in Mitchell Library. Sydney. 
23— HOSE. Charles and McDOUGALL, William 
The pagan tribes of Borneo: a description of their 
physical, moral and intellectual condition, with some 
discussion of their ethnic relations. London, Mac- 
millan, 1912, 2 vols. 
Contents: By chapter headings: 1. Geography. 2. His- 
tory. 3. General sketch of the peoples. 4. Material 
conditions of the pagan tribes. 5. Social system. 
6. Agriculture. 7. Daily life of a Kayang long house. 
8. Life on the rivers. 9. Life in the jungle. 10. War. 
11. Handicrafts. 12. Decorative art (Vol n). 13. 
Ideas of spiritual existences and practices arising 
from them. 14. Ideas of the soul illustrated by 
burial customs, soul-catching and exorcism. 15. Ani- 
mistic beliefs. 16. Magic, spells and charms. 17. 
Myths, legends and stories. 18. Childhood and youth 
of a Kayan. 19. The nomad hunters. 20. Moral 
and intellectual peculiarities. 21. Ethnology of 
Borneo. 22. Government. 
Photographs: 211 collotype plates, mainly of native 
types of the various tribes, and of topographical 
interest. 
Maps: The Eastern Archipelago (outline); Borneo 
(outline), scale 1 in : 120 miles; Sketch map of Baram 
district, Sarawak, scale 1 in : 15 miles; Sketch map of 
Sarawak, scale 1 in : 36 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, 'Sydney. 
24 —IRELAND, Alleyne 
The Far Eastern tropics. Studies in the administra- 
tion of tropical dependencies. (Hong Kong, British 
North Borneo, Sarawak, Burma, The Federated 
Malay States, The Straits Settlements, French Indo- 
China, Java, the Philippine Islands). London. Con- 
stable, 1905, pp 339. 
Contents: Studies on various phases of British, 
American, French and Dutch colonial policy and 
administration. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
25 — KEITH, Agnes 
Land below the wind. London, Michael Joseph, 
1939, pp 318. 
Contents: An informal account of life in Sandakan, 
British North Borneo. 
167 Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Launceston. 
26 — KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
DUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Nederlandsch Borneo en Britsch Noord-Borneo. 
(Dutch Borneo and British North Borneo). In: Tijd- 
schrift noninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, p 356. 
Contents: Comparative figures of area, number of 
estates, railways, etc., in the Dutch and British 
possessions. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
27 — LABUAN. Lord Bishop of 
On the wild tribes of the northwest coast of Borneo. 
In: Transactions of the Ethnological Society. Lon- 
don, Vol. n, 1863-1864, pp 24-34. 
Contents: History, topography (general), people, 
culture. 
Copies in the Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
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Library, Melbourne. 
28 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. m. No. 6, October 1933; Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 
10, 11, July 1934-March 1935; Vol. v. Nos. 4, 12, 
August 1935, April 1936; Vol. vi. Nos. 2, 11, June 
1936, March 1937; Vol. vn, Nos. 1, 3, May and 
July 1937. 
Contents: Monthly for the tourist. 
Photographs: Headquarters of the fishing industry, 
Tawao, Vol. 6, No. 11, 1937, p 19. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
29 — LOW. Brooke 
The natives of Borneo. Edited by N. L. Roth. In: 
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 
Vol. xxn, 1892, pp 22-64. 
Contents: Land tenure and cultivation, habitations, 
slaves, clothing, etc., hunting, fishing, navigation, 
warfare and head-hunting, music. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Pub- 
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National Library, Canberra; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
30 — M ARINELEITUN G 
Handbuch fur das Siidchinesische Meer. (Pilot for 
South China Sea). 2nd edition 1928, pp 653, Nachtrag 
(Supplement), Nr. 2043, 1939. (In German). 
Contents: Anambas and Natoena Islands; Islands 
and reefs between Singapore and Hongkong: West 
coast of the Gulf of Siam; Northwest coast of 
Borneo; East coast of the Gulf of Siam; Southeast 
coast of Cochin China; Coast of Annam; Gulf of 
Tonkin; Hainan Island and Strait; South coast of 
China between Hainan Strait and Hongkong. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
31 —MERRILL. E. D. 
A bibliographic enumeration of Bornean plants; 
special number of the Journal of the Straits Branch 
of the Royal Asiatic Society, September 1921. 8vo. 
Singapore, Fraser and Neave, 1921, pp 637. 
Contents-. List with descriptions of plants of Borneo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Botanical Gar- 
dens Library, Sydney; Government Botanist’s Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; University Library, Adelaide. 
32—MERRILL, E. D 
The flora of Banguey Is. In; Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. xxix, 1926, pp 341-427. 
Contents: Topography (pp 341-344). 
Maps: Banguey and Balambangan Is. (outline map). 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Forestry Commission Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library. 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth. 
33 —MJOBERG. Eric 
Forest life and adventures in the Malay Archipelago, 
translated from the Swedish by A. Barwell. 8vo. 
London, Allen & Unwin, 1930, pp 201. 
Contents: Big game and other fauna of Borneo, the 
orang-utan, the proboscis-monkey, the tarsier, the 
goat antelope, the pangolin; birds of the primeval 
forests, edible birds’ nests, snakes, hunting for sweet 
honey, insects of Borneo and Sumatra, forests of 
Borneo, pitcher-plants, how the natives of Borneo 
gather camphor and rubber, fruits (mangosteen. 
durian, breadfruit, papaw, mango and sugar palm), 
sago production in Borneo, tobacco growing in 
Sumatra, the rubber industry, coffee, tea, etc. 
Photographs: Native huts on the Baram River in 
North Sarawak; A forest river in North Sarawak; 
A Milanau village in the Rejang Delta, Sarawak; 
Forest scene on the Sungi Boh, in the Mahakkan 
district, Central Borneo; Desolate landscape on the 
top of the Sibayah volcano ... to the right the 
outlines of the Sinaboeng volcano. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library. 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
34 —MOYNE. Lord 
Walkabout, a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans; with introduction by A. C. 
Haddon, and appendix by A. J. E. Cave. London, 
Wm. Heinemann Ltd., 1936. 
Contents-. Lord Moyne’s journey through the Indies 
to New Guinea had for its main objects the collec- 
tion of ethnological material for the British Museum 
and live animals for the Zoo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University of 
Queensland Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
168 35 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, Java, 
May-June 1929. Vols. 1-4. 8vo. Batavia-Bandoeng, 
1930. 
Contents: Vol. I, general part and reports on oceano- 
graphy; Vols. 2a, 2b, 3, 4, physical papers. 
Relevant material is listed under authors of papers. 
Maps: Geotectonic map of the Netherlands East 
Indies by J. Zwierzycki, scale 1 : 5,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Vols. 1, 2a-b); 
University Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; State Electricity Commission Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth. 
36 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Historical review of the development of the tele- 
graph, telephone and radio services in the Pacific, 
with maps. In: Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science 
Congress, 1929, Vol. 2a, pp 363-407. 
Contents: Includes Netherlands Indies cable and 
radio services, and those of British Borneo, Brunei, 
Sarawak, Philippine Islands, Japan, etc. 
Map: Interinsular cable and wireless system of the 
Netherlands Indies, 1928. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; State 
Electricity Commission Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
£7 — PERNE, E. 
Slave hunters of the Moluccas, In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi, No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304, No. 6, 1925, pp 
337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave hunting in the 
islands. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
38 —RAVEN, H. C. 
“Makanan Malayu.” In: Journal of the American 
Museum of Natural History, Vol. 34, 1934, pp 176- 
182. 
Contents: A good description of some of the foods 
in common use among the natives of Borneo and 
Celebes. Methods of obtaining and cooking them 
are given. Illustrated with photographs. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Societv of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
39 — RAY. S. H. 
The languages of Borneo. In; Sarawak Museum 
Journal, Vol. 1, No. 4, 1913, pp 1-196. 
Contents: A study of Borneo languages with vocabu- 
laries and bibliography. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
40 —REINHARD, Max 
Contributions to the physiography and geology of 
the southeast coast of British North Borneo. In; 
Geographical Journal, Vol. lxiii, 1924, pp 121-134. 
Contents: Description in some detail of the river 
systems, navigability, general topography and geology 
of the area. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the southeast coast 
of British North Borneo, by Max Reinhard, scale 
1 : 750,000, 1913-1914. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Melbourne; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney; The Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Forestry Commission Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; University of Perth Lib- 
rary, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
41 — ROTH, Henry Ling 
The natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo, 
2 vols. London, Truslove and Hanson, 1896. 
Contents: Relates chiefly to Sarawak, but covers 
also British North Borneo. A valuable collection of 
source material, usually quoted verbatim. 
Photographs: Over 550 half-tone and line illustra- 
tions of native types, costume, objects, etc. (None 
of topographical interest). 
Maps: Sarawak and North Bqrneo, showing approxi- 
mate distribution of tribes, scale 1 in ; 50 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; 
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National Museum Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
42 — RUTTER. Owen 
British North Borneo; an account of its history, 
resources, and native tribes. London, Constable and 
Co., 1922, pp 404. 
Contents; A general description of the topography, 
administration and ethnology of British North Bor- 
neo, where the author had resided for a number of 
years as a Government official and later as a planter. 
Chapter headings: 1. Geography. 2. The residencies. 
3. Native population. 4. Early history. 5. The 
British North Borneo Co 6. Administration. 7. 
Punitive expeditions. 8. The jungles. 9. Agriculture. 
10. Minerals. 11. Native customs and folk-lore. 
12. Native affairs. 13. Travel. 14. North Borneo 
day by day. 
Photographs: 41 half-tone plates. 
Maps: State of North Borneo, scale 1 in: 20 miles 
(outline only), showing railways, tracks, telegraph 
169 and telephone lines, residency boundaries and wire- 
less stations; Diagram showing distribution of native 
tribes, scale 1 in : 55 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Adelaide. 
43—RUTTER, Owen 
The pagans of North Borneo. London, Hutchinson, 
1929, pp 288. 
Contents: A comprehensive study of the pagan 
tribesmen of British North Borneo. Chapter head- 
ings: 1. From past to present. 2. Distribution. 
3. Personal characteristics. 4. Social organisation. 
5. Agriculture. 6. Jungle and river craft. 7. Arts 
and manufactures. 8. Trade barters. 9. Pagan law. 
10. Head-hunting and war. 11. Beliefs and cere- 
monies. 12. Folk-lore. 
Photographs: 70 half-tone plates. 
Maps: State of North Borneo, scale 1 in: 20 miles; 
sketch map showing distribution of pagan groups. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide: Public Library, Launceston. 
44 —ST. JOHN. Spencer 
Life in the forests of the Far East; or travels in 
Northern Borneo, 2 vols, 2nd edition. London, 
Smith, Elder & Co., 1863. 
Contents: Includes detailed journals of his expedi- 
tions, including two ascents of Kinabalu and journey 
up Limbang River. 
Maps: Northwest coast of Borneo; District near 
Kinabalu; Limbang and Baram Rivers. These are 
sketch maps from the author’s observations. No 
scale is given. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydnev; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide (1st edi- 
tion 1862); Public Library, Launceston. 
45 —ST. JOHN, Spencer 
Wild tribes of the northwest coast of Borneo. In: 
Transactions Ethnological Society of London, Vol. 4, 
1863-1864, pp 232-248. 
Contents: Customs of the Sea Dyaks and Milanans; 
death, marriage, religion. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
46 —SANBORN. Colin Campbell 
Bats from Polynesia, Melanesia and Malaysia. 8vo. 
Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History, 1931. 
(Publication No. 286: Zoological series, Vol. 18, 
No. 2. pp 7-29). 
Contents: Zoological description of the bats in 
British North .Borneo, giving few topographical 
details. The article also covers the Solomon Islands. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
47 —SCHMIDT, Karl P. 
Notes on New Guinea crocodiles; reports on results 
of the Crane Pacific Expedition. 8vo. Chicago, Field 
Museum of Natural History, 1932. (Publication No. 
310; Zoological series, Vol. 18, No. 8, pp 167-172). 
Contents; Zoological description of the crocodiles 
to be found in British North Borneo and the 
Solomons. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
48 —STAAL. I. 
The Dusuns of North Borneo. In: Anthropos, Vol. 
xx, 1925, pp 120-138, 929-951. 
Contents'. This article deals with the social life 
and religion of the Dusuns. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
49 —STAAL, J. 
The Dusun Language. In: Anthropos, Vol. xxi, 1926, 
pp 938-951. 
Contents: Linguistic study. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
50 —STIGAND. I. A. 
Some contributions to the physiography and hydro- 
graphy of Northeast Borneo. In: Geographical 
Journal, Vol. xxxvn, 1911, pp 31-42. 
Contents'. A detailed description, with special refer- 
ence to the river systems, to the area on either side 
of the boundary of Dutch and British North Borneo, 
between the mouth of the Sambakong River and 
Cowie Harbour. 
Photographs'. Profile sketches of mouth of Sibuku 
with Tenelik Is.; New Hill, Tenelik Is.; Terrace 
of breccia on the bank in upper reaches of Kalaba- 
kang River. 
Maps: Part of Northeast Borneo, scale 1 : 1,000,000 
(covering area between 117° 30'-118° 30' Longitude 
and 3° 30'-5° 30' Latitude); Part of Northeast 
Borneo, scale 1 : 250,000 (covering 117° 10’-117° 30' 
Longitude and 4°-4° 30' Latitude). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Forestry Com- 
mission’s Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Perth; Public Library, 
Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
51— SWINGLE, Walter T. 
Clymenia and burkillanthus new genera, also three 
new species of pleisospermium (rutaceae-aurantioi- 
deae). In: Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 
20, 1939, pp 250-263. Plates 1-3. 
Contents: Clymenia (New Ireland) bears a sweet 
fruit the size of a large lime, and is already culti- 
170 vated by the natives. This makes it of unusual 
interest for trial as a new citrus fruit tree. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Agriculture Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Government 
Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; National Herbarium 
Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific and In- 
dustrial Research Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Forestry Depart- 
ment Library, Perth. 
52 —UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Sunda Strait and northwest 
coast of Borneo and offlying dangers. 3rd edition, 
1934, 2 copies, pp 542, maps, No. 126. 
Contents: Includes the Sunda Strait, the straits be- 
tween Sumatra and Borneo and the west and north- 
east coast of Borneo. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
53 — WHITEHEAD, John 
Exploration of Mount Kina Balu, North Borneo, 
large folio. London, Gurney and Jackson, 1893, 
pp 317. 
Contents'. A detailed account of explorations in 
North Borneo and Palawan, with a visit to Java. 
The author was a field naturalist, and the appendix 
gives full description of the specimens collected 
during four years. 
Photographs: Very fine coloured plates of birds, 
animals and insects, and topographical lithographs 
from the author’s drawings. Also woodcuts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
54 —WORTH, W. J. 
British North Borneo. In: Java Gazette, Vol. vi. 
No. 1, 1937, pp 17-18. 
Contents: Brief outline of the history and economics 
of British North Borneo. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
171 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 
1 — ABADILLA, P. A. 
Geological reconnaissance of northwestern Capiz 
Province. Panay Island. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. xlv, 1931, pp 393-414. 
Contents: Culture, topography, geology, artesian 
system. 
Photographs: 11 photographs of country on 6 plates. 
Maps: Geological map of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
2 —ABADILLA. P. A. 
Geology of the white clay deposits in Siruma Penin- 
sula, Camarines Sur, Luzon Island. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lvii, 1935, pp 227-233. 
Contents: Accessibility, culture, topography and 
vegetation, geology. 
Maps: Map of Siruma Peninsula, showing white 
clay deposits. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
3 — ABLAN, G. L. and others 
The salt-making industry of northwestern Luzon 
Island. In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
lxxii, 1940, pp 319-330. 
Contents: Topography, climate, industry. 
Photographs: 12 photographs on 4 plates of leach- 
ing area, houses, vats (in open). 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
4 — ACCAOLI. F. 
Some vegetables grown in the Philippine Islands. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xi, section A, 
1915, pp 91-100. 
Contents: Short description of science of the vege- 
tables which are grown in the Philippine Islands. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
5 —ADAMS, G. I. 
Geological reconnaissance of the Island of Leyte. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. iv, 1909, 
pp 339-358. 
Contents: Notes on the geology of Leyte, also notes 
on adjacent smaller islands and southwestern Samar. 
Maps: Map (reconnaissance) of the geologic dis- 
trict of Leyte. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
'ourna* of Science. 
6 —ADAMS. G. L 
Geologic reconnaissance of southwestern Luzon. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. v, section A, 
1910, pp 57-116. 
Contents: Physiographic regions, geology, mineral 
resources. 
Photographs'. Views of country and Taal volcano, 
crater lakes and islands. 
Maps: Geologic reconnaissance map; Topographic 
map of Taal volcano. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
7 —ADAMS, G. I. and PRATT. W. E. 
Philippine pottery. In; Philippine Journal of Science. 
Vol. v, section A, 1910, pp 143-151. 
Contents'. Description of pottery making and its 
market in the Philippines. 
Photographs'. 3 plates of pottery making, display 
and transport on bamboo raft. Text figures of Japan- 
ese pottery kiln used. 
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Journal of Science. 
8 —ADAMS, G. I. and PRATT. W. E. 
Geologic reconnaissance of southeastern Luzon. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vi, section A. 
1911, pp 449-480. 
Contents'. The geology of southeast Luzon with 
topographical details. 
Photographs'. Mayon volcano. 
Maps: Sketch of geologic mapping of southeastern 
Luzon; geologic reconnaissance map of south- 
eastern Luzon. Physiographic regions of Luzon. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
9 —AGUILAR. R. H. 
Concrete value of Philippine sand, gravel and crushed 
stone. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxxn. 
1927, pp 421-505. 
Contents'. The value of Philippine sand gravel and 
crushed stone as gravel ingredients. 
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Journal of Science. 
10 — ALDABA, V. C. 
Fishing methods in Laguna de Bay, Luzon Island. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xlv, 1931, 
pp 1-60. 
Contents: Description of bay, methods employed, 
apparatus used. 
172 Photographs: 14 plates of apparatus, boats, traps, etc. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
11 — ALDABA. V. C. 
Fishing methods of Manila Bay. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xlvh, 1932, pp 405-424. 
Contents: General description of fishing methods. 
Photographs: 5 plates of apparatus. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
12 —ALGUE. Father J. 
Manila observatory. In: National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. xi. No. 11, 1900, pp 427-438. 
Contents: History of the observatory (founded 1865) 
and its meteorological work. 
Photographs: Manila observatory. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
13 —ALVIR. A. D. 
A geological study of the Angat-Novaliches region, 
Luzon Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xl, 1929, pp 359-419. 
Contents: Culture and life of inhabitants, physio- 
graphy, geology and palaeontology; bibliography. 
Photographs: Plates 1, 4-28. Views of country, 
including dams. 
Maps: Aerial geologic map; Geologic cross sections; 
Map of area (near Manila). Contour map of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
14 —ALVIR. A. D. 
Potable artesian water in Rizal Province, Luzon 
Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xli, 
1930, pp 75-83. 
Contents: Description of the water resources of the 
Rizal Province of Luzon Island. 
Maps: Map of vicinity of Pasig, Pateros, and 
Faguig, Rizal Province, and cross-section; Map of 
Mariquina Valley, and cross-section. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
15 —ALVIR. A. D. 
Geology and underground-water resources of Cen- 
tral Panay Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xlii, 1930, pp 443-463. 
Contents: Physiography of island, geology, coal 
measures, sources of water. 
Photographs: 21 photographs and 7 plates of views 
of country. 
Maps: Geologic map of Central Panay. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
16 —ALVIR. A. D. 
The origin of placer gold in Santa Maria River, 
Bulacan. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
lxxv, 1941, pp 279-283. 
Contents: Notes on the topography, geology, on the 
Santa Maria River. 
Maps: PI.l Aerial geologic map of Angat-Novaliches 
region. 
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Journal of Science. 
17 — AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 
The Bukidnon of Mindanao. In: American Anthro- 
pologist, Vol. 12, No. 1, 1910, pp 134-135. 
Contents: A short note of these people describing 
their dress, ornaments, how they live. Fertile soil. 
Hookworm present. 
Copies in University of Sydney Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
18 —BACON. R. F. 
The physiologically active constituents of certain 
Philippine medicinal plants. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 1007-1036. 
Contents: Description of some medicinal plants of 
the Philippines and their constituents. 
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Journal of Science. 
19 —BACON. R. F. 
The crater lakes of Taal volcano. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. n, 1907, pp 115-128. 
Contents: Composition of waters. 
Photographs: 13 views of lakes and crater. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
20 — BACON. R. F. and GANA. V. P, 
The economic possibilities of the mangrove swamps 
of the Philippines. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. iv, 1909, pp 205-210. 
Contents: Brief note on location of mangrove swamps 
in the Philippines, and as fringing banks of rivers. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
21 —BARRETT. J. 
The Philippine Islands and their environments. In: 
National Geographic Magazine, Vol. xi. No. 1, 1900, 
pp 1-14. 
Contents: A review of the Philippines in relation 
to Asia, Australia and the East Indies. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
22 —BARROWS. David P. 
The Negrito and allied types in the Philippines. 
In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 12, No. 3, 1910, 
pp 358-376. 
Contents: Gives physical measurements of the Negrito 
and allied types found in the Philippines. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne 
173 23 —BEAN. R. B, 
The Benguet Igorots. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. in, 1908, pp 413-466. 
Contents: Physical anthropological study. 
Photographs: Native types. 
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Journal of Science. 
24 —BEAN. R. B. 
Types among the inland tribes of Luzon and Min- 
danao. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vm, 
section D, 1912, pp 455-462. 
Contents: Description of the different physical types 
of natives of the inland tribes of Luzon and Min- 
danao. 
Photographs: 9 plates of physical types. 
Map: Philippine Islands showing distribution of 
inland tribes. 
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Journal of Science. 
25 —BEAN, R, B. 
Type of Negritos in the Philippine Islands. In; 
American Anthropologist, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1910, pp 
220-236. 
Contents: General distribution of Negritos, through- 
out the entire island. Describes their physical 
characteristics. 
Photographs: Plates of different types of natives. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
26 —BEAN. R. B. 
Philippine types. In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 
12, No. 3, 1910, pp 377-389. 
Contents: Discusses the physical characteristics of 
the different types of people in the Philippines. 
Photographs: 11 plates• showing the different types. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
27 —BEAN, R. B. 
Notes on the hairy men of the Philippine Islands 
and elsewhere. In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 
15, No. 2, 1913, pp 415-424. 
Contents: A specialised study in physical anthro- 
pology. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
28 —BECCARI, O. 
The palms of the Philippine Islands. In; Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xiv, 1919, pp 295-362. 
Contents: General description and list of the palms. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
29 —BEST. E. 
The races of the Philippines. In: Journal of the 
Polynesian Society, Vol. i, 1892, pp 7-19. 
Contents: Historical; Aeta or pygmies; history, 
customs, culture status, economic life, marriage, 
religion. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
ney; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide. 
30— -BEST. E. 
Prehistoric civilization in the Philippines. The 
Tagalo-Bisaya Tribes. I and II. In: Journal of the 
Polynesian Society, Vol. i, 1892, pp 118-125, 195-201. 
Contents: Racial history, physique, customs, dress, 
economic life, houses and villages, trade sociology, 
nobles, commoners, slaves, modes of address between 
groups, law, mining. Part II: Warfare, marriage, 
type of language, religion. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Lin- 
nean Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney: 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum 
Library, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; 
National Library, Canberra; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
31— Frank R. 
Philippine literature. In: American Anthropologist, 
Vol. 13, 1911, PP 449-457. 
Contents-. Survey of the Philippine literature. Some 
natives possessed alphabets and had manuscripts. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
32 —BLOCHMAN, L. G. 
Zamboanga, gem of the Philippines. In: Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, October 1922, pp 
256-258. 
Contents: Brief description of Zamboanga. 
Photographs: Buildings, and an old irrigation 
channel. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
33 —BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material, the localities. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
34 —BOSCHMA, H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage. Chapter IV; Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. I, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: An account of the various expeditions at 
the dif'-rent places where the expedition ship stayed. 
174 Map: Mindanao trough, scale 1 : 150,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
35 — BRINTON. Daniel G. 
Professor Blumentrell’s studies of the Philippines. 
In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 1, No. 1, 1899, 
pp 122-125. 
Contents: The author gives a list of Professor 
Blumentrell’s best material on the Philippines. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; University Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
36 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
Eastern archipelago pilot, Vol. i, 5th edition, 1935. 
Hydrographic Department, London, 1936, pp 678. 
Index to charts and photographs and sketches. Sup- 
plement No. 4, 1940; and No. 6, 1943. 
Contents: This pilot also contains general informa- 
tion, a glossary of foreign words and information 
relating to charts. 
Copies in AGS Library; NEFIS Library. 
37 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
China Sea pilot, Vol n. 1st edition 1936. London, 
Hydrographic Department, 1937, pp 280. Supple- 
ment No. 4, 1941. 
Contents: Also includes general information and 
glossary of terms as well as information as to charts. 
Copies in AGS Library; NEFIS Library. 
38 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
China Sea pilot, Vol. in, pp 652. 1st edition 1937. 
Supplement No. 1, 1938. 
Contents: Includes the coasts of China and Man- 
churia, from Fokai Point to the Oryoku Ko; the 
northern coast of Luzon; Formosa; and the western 
coast of Korea. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
39 — BROWN. W. H. and MATHEWS. D. M. 
Philippine dipterocarp forests. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. ix, section A, 1914, pp 413-561. 
Contents: Distribution, description of forests on 
Negros, Bataan, Laguna, Mount Maquilling, and 
technical details. 
Photographs: 13 plates showing vegetation of these 
forests. 
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Journal of Science. 
40 — BRUKHOLDER. S. L. 
Glimpses of Manila. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 
11, 1925, pp 735-740. 
Contents: Sketch of Manila. 
Photographs: Buildings and street scenes. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
41—COLE, Fay Cooper 
The Tinggian. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. in, 1908, pp 197-214. 
Contents: Geographical distribution and migrations, 
physique, customs, government, religion, births and 
marriages. 
Photographs: Showing villages and physical types. 
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Journal of Science. 
42 — COLE. Fay Cooper 
The Bagobos of Davao Gulf, Mindanao Island. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vi, 1911, pp 
127-137. 
Contents: Physical characters, dress, social organisa- 
tion, religion, food. 
Photographs: House of datu (chief), Bagobo men, 
Bagobo weaver, Bagobo women harvesting rice. 
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Journal of Science. 
43 — COLE, Fay Cooper 
Distribution of the non-Christian tribes of North- 
western Luzon. In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 
12, No. 3, 1909, pp 329-347. 
Contents; Describes different types, gives the loca- 
tion of the tribes and a few details as to the way 
they live, their beliefs and customs. 
Photographs'. Numerous photographs of native types, 
houses, etc. 
Map-. Sketch map of northwest Luzon shows 
Christian and non-Christian settlements, rivers, pro- 
vincial and sub-provincial areas. No scale. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
44 — COLE, Fay Cooper 
The wild tribes of the Davao District, Mindanao. 
In: Field Museum of Natural History, Anthropo- 
logical Series, Vol. xn. No. 2, 1913, pp 203. 
Contents: Describes briefly the culture of the Man- 
daya, Ata, Bogobo, Bilo-an, Tagakaolo and Kula- 
man tribes, including habitat. 
Photographs: 76 plates illustrating various activities, 
physical types, etc. 
Map: Tribal map of Davao district (colour). 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
45 — COLE, Fay Cooper 
Traditions of the Tinguian, a study in Philippine 
folk-lore. In: Field Museum of Natural History, 
Anthropological Series, Vol. xiv, No. 1, 1915, pp 
1-226. 
Contents: General anthropological description of the 
Tinguian, including topography. 
Photographs: Plates illustrating above subjects, in- 
cluding topography. 
175 Maps: Northwestern Luzon. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide. 
46 — COLE, Fay Cooper 
The Tinguian, social, religious and economic life 
of a Philippine tribe. In: Field Museum of Natural 
History, Anthropological Series, Vol. xiv. No. 2, 
1922, pp 227-493. 
Contents: General description, including topography. 
Photographs: 73 plates illustrating the text, includ- 
ing some topographic ones. 
Map: Northwestern Luzon. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide. 
47 —COLE. H. I. 
Manufacture of industrial alcohol and alcohol motor 
fuel in the Philippine Islands. In; Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. xxi, 1922, pp 17-48. 
Contents: Molasses, palms and other potential 
sources of supply. 
Map: Plate I, showing distribution of nipa palm 
swamps in Philippine Islands. 
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Journal of Science. 
48 — COLET, A. Vasquez 
Contribution to the question of dysentery-carriers 
in the Philippine Islands. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. xxvm, 1925, pp 173-192. 
Contents: A valuable study of the transmission of 
dysentery in the Philippines. Bibliography. 
Copy in the Australian Museum Library, Sydney. 
49 — COLET, A. Vasquez 
Rat-bite fever in the Philippines. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xlvi, 1931, pp 159-168. 
Contents: Description of the incidence and course 
of rat-bite fever in the Philippines. 
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Journal of Science. 
50 —COX. A. J. 
Philippine soils and some of the factors which influ- 
ence them. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
vi, section A, 1911, pp 279-330. 
Contents: Description of the Philippine soils, their 
composition and factors influencing them. 
Photographs: Views of various places—Agno River 
valley, Benguet, Cusarang, Lepanto, Baguio, Manila 
Botanic Garden, Bataan, Mt. Mariveles, Rizal, 
Negros, Isabella. 
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Journal of Science. 
51— COX, A. J. and JUAN, T. D. 
Salt industry and resources of the Philippine Islands. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. x, section A, 
1915, pp 375-401. 
Contents-. Description of the salt industry, methods 
of processing. 
Photographs: 17 plates showing methods and farms. 
Maps: Rainfall map (two types). 
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Journal of Science. 
52 — COX. A. J. and others 
Water supplies in the Philippine Islands, parts I 
and II. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. ix, 
section A, 1914, pp 273-410; Vol. x, section A, 1915, 
pp 135-169. 
Contents: General treatment of the subject. 
Photographs: Wells at Taytay, Pasay, Malolos, 
Manila; Site of Manila dam (in colour). 
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Journal of Science. 
53 — COX, J. C. and others 
Sand, lime, brick and artificial sand stones in the 
Philippines. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
vii, section A, 1912, pp 317-353. 
Contents: Includes notes on topography of Manila 
Bay. 
Map: Vicinity of Manila. 
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Journal of Science. 
54 — CRAIG. C. F. 
Observations upon malaria; latent infection of 
natives in the Philippine Islands. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 523-532. 
Contents: Medical notes on malaria in the Philip- 
pines. 
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Journal of Science. 
55 —CULIN. Stewart 
Philippine games. In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 
2, 1900, pp 643-656. 
Contents: A study of the games played by the 
Philippine people. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
56 — DALBURG. F. A. and PRATT, W. E. 
The iron ores of Balacan Province, Luzon Island. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. ix, section A, 
pp 202-262. 
Contents: Physiography, geology, mining industry. 
Maps: Outline map of Central Luzon, showing loca- 
tion of area. Geologic section of area. Geologic 
map of area. 
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Journal of Science. 
176 57—DEPARTMENT OF OVERSEAS TRADE 
(1) Trade conditions in the Philippine Islands, Nos. 
534 (1933, by Sansom), 611 (1935, by Harrington); 
711 (1938, by Wyatt-Smith). 
(2) Economic conditions in the Netherlands East 
Indies, Nos. 550 (1933, by Bluett); 637 (1936, by 
Larkins); 703 (1938, by Carey). 
Listed under their respective authors. 
Copies in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
58 — DICKERSON. R. E. 
The development of Baguio Plateau. A study in his- 
torical geology and physiography in the tropics. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxii, 1923, pp 
413-454. 
Contents: Geology, palaeontology, extent, climate, 
vegetation. 
Photographs: 24 photographs of area concerned. 
Maps: Sketch map of Baguio and Central Luzon; 
Sketch map (contour) of Mt. Data, Mountain Pro- 
vince; Sketch map (geologic) of Baguio and vicinity; 
Tracks of remarkable typhoons 1914-1918 in Philip- 
pine Islands; Relief map of Baguio; Topographic 
map of Trinidad valley. 
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Journal of Science. 
59 — DICKERSON. R. E. 
Tertiary palaeogeography of the Philippines. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxv, 1924, pp 11- 
50. 
Contents: Physiography of many islands on the 
Philippines, mentions coastal topography. 
Photographs: 8 photos of country on Palawan, 
Mindanao, Luzon. 
Maps: Topographic and hydrographic map of Philip- 
pines (relief map). Islands in palaeontological eras, 
Samar Island profiles. Drainage on east coast of 
Samar. Marine pleistocene areas of Philippine 
Islands. Isobaths of Panay, Negros and Cebu Islands. 
Central Palawan Island, isobaths. Abra Gap and 
part of Northern Luzon (contour map). 
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Journal of Science. 
60 —BOMANTAY, J. S. 
The fishery industries of Zamboanga. In; Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. lxix, 1939, pp 81-112. 
Contents: Port and population, fishery grounds, 
apparatus and methods, industry. 
Photographs: Fish-corals, large traps set, boats, 
huts, fish-yards, cannery. 
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Journal of Science. 
61—BOMANTAY. J. S. 
The fishing industry of Mergosatubig, Mindanao 
Island. In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxxh, 
1940, pp 371-381. 
Contents: Description of the methods of fishing and 
the industry itself in Igat Bay, Zamboanga Province. 
Photographs: 17 photographs of boats, houses, 
drying-yards, large traps. 
Map: Fishing grounds. 
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Journal of Science. 
62 — BOM ANT AY, J. S. 
The catching of live-bait for tuna fishing in Min- 
danao Island. In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
lxxiii, 1940, pp 337-343. 
Contents: Description of the method of catching live 
bait and the type used for tuna fishing. 
Photographs: 13 photographs (on 4 plates) of vil- 
lages, boats, corals, and large traps in water. Two 
drawings of nets. 
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Journal of Science. 
63 — BOMANTAY, J. S. 
Tuna fishing in Southern Mindanao. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. lxxiii, 1940, pp 423-435. 
Contents: Description of boats, methods and gear, 
grounds, industry. 
Photographs: 20 photographs of boats, jetties, 
methods. 
Maps: Fig. 2: Map of tuna fishing-ground in South- 
ern Mindanao. 
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Journal of Science. 
64 — EDDINGFIELD, F. T. 
Ore deposits of the Philippine Islands. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. vm, section A, 1913, pp 
81-106. 
Contents: Brief general description of the distribu- 
tion and types of ore deposits of the Philippines. 
Maps: Sites of gold deposits. Relief map of Baguio 
mineral districts. Relief map of Paracale mineral 
district. Relief map of Aroroy mineral district. 
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Journal of Science. 
65 —EDWARDS. C. R. 
Work of Bureau of Insular Affairs. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. xv. No. 6, 1904, pp 239- 
255. 
Contents: General review of administration in the 
Philippines. 
Photographs: Ricefields; Inhabited boats (caseos) 
in Pasig River, Manila. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. « 
66 —EDWARDS. C. R. 
Governing the Philippine Islands. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xv. No. 7, 1904, pp 273-284. 
Contents: A report on government, education, cur- 
rency, land tenure and general statistics. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
67 —EGGAN, Fred. 
Some aspects of culture change in the Northern 
Philippines. In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 43, 
1941, pp 11-18. 
177 Contents: Specialised study on culture change. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne. 
68 —EVELAND, A. J. 
Notes on the geology and geography of the Baguio 
mineral district. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. ii, 1907, pp 207-232. 
Contents: General account of the district. 
Photographs: Plates i-xi of topography. 
Maps: Map showing transportation routes of the 
Benguet mineral region; Reconnaissance map showing 
contours of the Benguet mineral area. 
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Journal of Science. 
69 —FANNING, P. R. 
Geologic reconnaissance of northwestern Pangasinan. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vn, section 
A, 1912, pp 255-280. 
Contents: Brief description of geological reconnais- 
sance of northwestern Pangasinan (Luzon), includ- 
ing topographical notes. 
Photographs: Panoramas of Sual Bay. 
Maps: Geologic reconnaissance map of area; Loca- 
tion of ore groups. 
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Journal of Science. 
70— FAUSTINO, L. A. 
Philippine coal resources and their exhaustion. In; 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxxm, 1927, pp 
1-34. 
Contents: Description of the coalfields of the Philip- 
pines, their extent and working out. 
Map: Coal districts. 
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Journal of Science. 
71 —FAUSTINO. L. A. 
The Negros (Is.) earthquake of 1925. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xxxiv, 1927, pp 143-151. 
Contents: Description of the earthquake of 1925, 
together with notes on the topography of island. 
Photographs: Tenjay church; Fissures in road. 
Maps: Map of Southern Negros (semi-relief). 
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Journal of Science. 
72 —FAUSTINO. L. A. 
Mayon volcano and its eruptions. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xl, 1929, pp 1-48. 
Contents: Geography, climate, vegetation, geology, 
eruptions. 
Photographs: 21 plates of volcano and surrounding 
area, including Legaspi on bay. 
Maps: Map of Mayon area, Albay Province. 
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Journal of Science. 
73 — FAUSTINO. L. A. 
Coral reefs of the Philippine Islands. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science Vol. xliv, 1931, pp 291-308. 
Contents'. Brief description of the coral reef around 
the Philippines. 
Photographs: Views of coral formations. 
Maps: Submarine shelves of Philippine Islands (Geo- 
detic map No. 4200). 
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Journal of Science, 
74 — FERGUSON, H. G. 
Contribution to the physiography of the Philippine 
Islands, II. Batanese Islands. In; Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. in, 1908, pp 1-26. 
Contents: Notes on the physiography of the Batanese 
Islands. 
Photographs'. Plates i-ix of topography of coast and 
interior. 
Maps: Batanese Islands from coast and geodetic 
chart. 
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Journal of Science. 
75 —FERGUSON. H. G. 
Physiography of the Philippine Islands, III. Western 
Masbate. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. iv, 
1909, pp 1-18. 
Contents: Notes on the physiography of Western 
Masbate. 
Maps: Map of Masbate copied from Atlas de Pili- 
pinas; Map (contour) of Aroroy mining district; 
Map of route—Aroroy to Mandaon, Masbate. 
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Journal of Science. 
76—FERGUSON, H. G. 
The geology and mineral resources of the Aroroy 
district, Masbate Island. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. vi, section A, 1911, pp 397-424. 
Contents: Geological mineralogical description of the 
Aroroy district on Masbate Island, with notes on 
its topography. 
Photographs: Panoramas of country. 
Maps: Masbate from Atlas de Pilipinas (with cor- 
rections) ; Geologic map of Aroroy mining district. 
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Journal of Science. 
77 — FIELD, F, V. 
Economic handbook of the Pacific area. 8vo. New 
York, Doubleday and Doran Co., 1934, pp xi, 649. 
Contents: Covers weights and measures, agricultural 
and textile products, mineral products, public fin- 
ance, transportation, food production and con- 
sumption, land utilization, population of Australia, 
British Malaya, Canada, French Indo-China, Japan, 
Manchuria, Philippines, Netherlands India, Siam. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Brisbane; 
Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; National. 
Library, Canberra; University Library, Hobart. 
178 78 —FOLLET, Helen 
Ocean outposts. 8vo. New York, Scribner, 1943, 
pp viii, 166. 
Contents: New revised edition contains brief chap- 
ters on the Philippines, islands between Hawaii and 
Australia and New Zealand, Hawaii and Samoa. 
Photographs: Native life in the Philippines. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne (1942 edition). 
79 —GALANG, R. E. 
Ethnographic study of the Yogads of Isabella, Luzon 
Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lvi, 
1935, pp 81-92. 
Contents: Description of the origin, population, 
physical characters, culture, economic life, social 
life, dialect of the Yogads. 
Photographs: Type of house. 
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Journal of Science. 
80 —GALANG. R. E. 
Ethnographic notes on the Isizais of Nueva Vizcaya, 
Luzon Island. In; Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. lviii, 1935, pp 503-511. 
Contents: Notes on the origin, distribution (North- 
Central Luzon), population, culture, economic life, 
dialect of the Isizais of Luzon. 
Photograph: Type of house. 
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Journal of Science. 
81 — GALANG, R. E. 
Types of watercraft in the Philippines. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lxxv, 1941, pp 291-306. 
Contents: General descriptions and names of differ- 
ent types of boats. 
Photographs: 26 photographs of canoes and boats. 
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Journal of Science. 
82 —GARNETT. H. 
The Philippines and their people. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xv, No. 3, 1904, pp 91-112. 
Contents: A general review of the islands and people. 
Notes on climate, temperature, languages, agricul- 
ture, etc. 
Photographs: Villages, natives, tree-top house at 
Ilangan, Isabella, Luzon. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
83 — GIBBS. N, D. and others 
Some Filipino foods. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. vn, section A, 1912, pp 383-400. 
Contents: Description of native foods, mostly fish, 
insects, etc. 
Photographs: Plates show drying fish in open racks, 
duck pens, factories. 
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Journal of Science. 
84 — GOLDRICK. William B. 
Ifugao. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm,- No. 5, 1927, 
pp 255-258, 
Contents: Description of the little-known Ifugao 
hill tribe of Northern Luzon. 
Photographs: Women of Ifugao; Spading the rice- 
fields with wooden sticks; Ifugao village on a rocky 
shelf; Agriculture on terraced mountain sides; Ifugao 
carriers; Planting time in Ifugao; Mountaineers 
going to the market. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
85 —GOODMAN, M. 
A reconnaissance from Davao, Mindanao, over the 
divide of the Sabug River to Butua, including a 
survey from Davao to Mati—Narrative of the expedi- 
tion. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. in, 1908, 
pp 501-510. 
Contents: Topography of Pujada Peninsula. 
Maps: 2 maps of the area. 
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Journal of Science. 
86 —GRIFFIN, L. E. 
The pearl fishery of Bantayan Island. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. v, section D, 1910, pp 119- 
152. 
Contents: Depths of water round islands coast, 
topography, industry. Located at head of Tanon 
channel, between Negros and Cebu Islands. 
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Journal of Science. 
87 — GUTHE. Carl E. 
T he University of Michigan Philippine expedition. 
In: American Anthropologist, Vol. 29, No. 1, 1927, 
pp 69-76. 
Contents: Headquarters at Maetan; Methods of 
working, numerous limestone caves of the Visayas 
Islands. Very general outline of work done. 
Copies in the University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
88 — HALL, Ivan C. 
A pharmaco-bacteriologic study of two, Malayan 
blowpipe poisoned darts. In; American Anthropolo- 
gist, Vol. 30,- No. 1, 1928, pp 47-60. 
Contents: Specialised study; the arrows came from 
the Philippine Islands. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
89 — HARRINGTON. T. J. 
Economic conditions in the Philippine Islands, 1933- 
1934. Department of Overseas Trade, No. 611. Lon- 
don 1935, pp 20. 
Contents: Commercial summary. Hints for com- 
mercial visitors. Finance, trade and shipping, indus- 
try and production. 
Copies in the British Trade Commissioner’s- Library, 
Melbourne. 
179 90 — HASSELMANN, C. M. 
The Mayon volcano. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn, No. 
9, 1931, pp 407-415. 
Contents: Description of the mountain and of its 
ascent. It lies in Southeastern Luzon. 
Photographs: The Mayon rising from the plain of 
Legaspi; The inside walls of the crater; Excursion 
on the crater film; Steep grade (over 50°) near the 
summit; The main orifice; Gravel and boulders fill- 
ing a ravine; Clouds streaming up from the Pacific; 
Main chute of the 1928 eruption towards south- 
east; Mayon after the eruption of 1928. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne. 
91—HAUGHWOUT, F. G. 
A case of human Coccidioses detected in the Philip- 
pine Islands, with remarks on the development and 
vitality of the cysts of Isospora Hominis (Revolta). 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xvm, 1921, 
pp 449-483. 
Contents: Specialised medical study. 
Map: Geographic world distribution of human 
coccidiosis. 
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Journal of Science. 
92 — HAUGHWOUT. F. G. and HORILLENO. Fe S. 
The intestinal animal parasites found in 100 sick 
Filipino children. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xvi, 1920, pp 1-76. 
Contents: Specialised medical study. 
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Journal of Science. 
93 —HERRE. A. W. C. T. 
Poisonous and worthless fishes; an account of the 
Philippine Plutographs. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. xxv, 1924, pp 415-510; Supplement in 
Vol. xxvii, 1925, pp 167-168. 
Contents: Description of the Philippine plutographs, 
which are poisonous and worthless fish. 
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Journal of Science. 
94 —HERRE, A. W. 
The fisheries of Lake Taal (Bombon), Luzon (Island) 
and Lake Naujan, Mindoro (Island). In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xxxiv, 1929, pp 287-306. 
Contents: Topography and general description of 
fish and fisheries. 
Photographs: Fisheries, dams, etc. 
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Journal of Science. 
95 —HERRE. A. W. and MENDOZA. J. 
Bangos (fish) culture in the Philippine Islands. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxxvm, 1929, 
pp 451-509 
Contents: General description of industry. 
Photographs: Photographs of ponds and methods 
of culture. 
Maps: Figures 1-6 of plans of ponds used. 
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Journal of Science. 
96 — HERZOG, Maximilian 
The brain weight of the Filipino. In: American 
Anthropology, Vol. 10, No. 1, 1908, pp 4-47. 
Contents: Statistical account. 
Copies in University of Sydney Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne. 
97 — HILDER, F. W. 
Gold in the Philippines. In: National Geographic 
Magazine, Vol. xi. No. 12, 1900, pp 465-470. 
Contents: A geologist’s report on prospects of gold- 
mining in the Philippines. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
98 — HILL, P. A. 
Terraced mountains of Luzon. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
v. No. 3, 1924, pp 181-183. 
Contents: Description of the terraced mountains of 
Northern Luzon. 
Photographs: Terraces, native types and houses. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
99— HILL, P. A. 
Thumbnail sketches of the Philippines. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. v. No. 12, 1924, pp 814-816. 
Contents: The value of this article lies in the photo- 
graphs illustrating it. 
Photographs: Typical scenery, but no mention of 
location; Taal volcano in eruption. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
100— HILL, P. A. 
Deigo Sitan: a forgotten Philippine patriot. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 2, 1925, pp 86-92. 
Contents: Historical account. 
Photographs: Road entering Santa Lucia: Ferry 
at Abra Gap; Manila, the pearl of the Orient; The 
Parian Gate. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
101 —HILL. P. A. 
Juan de Salcedo. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 7, 
1925, pp 396-400. 
Contents: A historical study. 
Photographs: Type of road in Laguna Province, 
leading to San Paole and Sante Cruz; Old fort, 
Santiago. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
102 —HILL. P. A. 
A Manila comedy. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn. No. 4, 
1926, pp 217-223. 
Contents: Brief descriptive article on Manila. 
Photographs: Santa Lucia gate; Pasig River near 
Manila. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
180 103 —HILL, Percy A. 
La Coqueta. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 2, 1927, 
pp 87-94. 
Contents: The story of Dona Gloria at the Spanish 
fort of Pilar at Zamboanga in 1755. 
Photographs: Old cannon in the Fort of Pilar at 
Zamboanga; Children at Zamboanga; Ancient method 
of tilling the ground; washing day in Mindanao; 
Coconut rafts on a river in Mindanao. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
104 —HILL. Percy A. 
High finance in Old Manila. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 3, 1927, pp 149-155. 
Contents: Tales about Manila in the 17th century, 
with modern photographs. 
Photographs: Plaza Goiti, Manila; Street and old 
church in Intra-Muros, Manila; Canalized stream 
in Manila; Mountain gorge in Northern Luzon. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
105 —HILL. Percy A. 
Arms and orders. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. No. 4, 
1927, pp 215-221. 
Contents: The story of a melodramatic incident in 
18th century Manila. 
Photographs: Fort of Santiago; Old church; Church 
of Antipolo; Courtyard of the Dominican Church, 
Plaza Benavides; Assembly building, Manila; Manila 
market; Pottery and basketware; Parian gate. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
106 —HILL. Percy A. 
The city of glamour. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. 
No. 3, 1928, pp 167-170. 
Contents: The history of Manila reflected in its 
buildings. 
Photographs: The Luneta, an open space outside the 
walls of Old Manila; Part of the old wall, started 
in 1593; Primitive way of stripping sisal hemp; 
Santa Lucia Gate, leading to the Augustinian con- 
vent of 1599. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
107 —HILL. Percy A. 
The old fort of Santiago in Manila. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, No. 1, 1929, pp 37-40. 
Contents: Description and history of the Fort of 
Santiago, for the tourist. 
Photographs: Entrance to Fort Santiago; View of 
the ancient walls of Santiago; View of the fort 
from the Pasig River; Pasig River with cascoes or 
lighters; Fort Santiago; Parian Gate leading to the 
walled city. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
108 —HOLT. R. L. 
Malaria and anopheles reconnaissance in the Philip- 
pines, Parts I-H. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 305-369; Vol. liv, 1934, pp 43-60. 
Contents: 214 towns in 40 out of 48 provinces visited 
in Philippines—important conclusions. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Views in Luzon, Jole and Mindanao 
Islands, showing mosquito habitats. Part II; Habitat 
of mosquitoes (2 photographs). 
Maps: Climate map of Philippines; Temperature 
map of Philippines; Places visited on survey. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
109—HUBBARD, George David 
Industrialisation for tropical regions. In: Congres 
International de Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome 
II, Travaux de la Section 111 C, pp 550-558. 
Contents: Discussion of the possibilities of indus- 
trialisation in Java, the Philippines, Belgian Congo 
and India. The author considers that the lack of 
power resources disqualifies Java and the Philippines 
from becoming industrial in the temperate zone 
sense. He sees the future of these and other tropi- 
cal regions in improved primary production. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
110 —HYDE, Edward R. and ROMAN. Felipe 
Industrialisation of the Philippines. In: Congres 
International de Geographic, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome 
II; Travaux de la Section HIC, pp 559-563. 
Contents: The authors recommend promotion of 
the industrialisation of the Philippines by research 
to determine the best available fuel which can be 
produced in the islands—charcoal, alcohol, vegetable 
oils, rock asphalt—and by the fostering and pro- 
tection of private initiative in industry. 
Copy in the University Library, Melbourne. 
Ill—ICKIS. H. M. 
A geological reconnaissance from Infanta, Tayabas, 
to Tanay, Rizal. In: Philippine Journal of 
Vol. iv, 1909, pp 483-491. 
Contents: Geological description of area from In- 
fanta to Tanay on Luzon Island. 
Photographs: Geologic section Infanta to Tanay. 
Maps: Route map of reconnaissance. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
112 —INDISCH MILITAIR TIJDSCHRIFT 
De defensie van de Philippijnen. (The defence of 
the Philippines). In: Indisch Militair Tijdschrift, 
Vol. 72, No. 10,-1941, pp 1011-1022. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The law on national defence of 1936; 
the organisation of the militia; the organisation of 
the fighting forces; the air force, the training of 
officers, the navy; measures taken during the last 
months; the American fighting forces. Air pro- 
tection. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
113 —IRELAND, Alleyne 
The Far Eastern tropics. Studies in the administra- 
tion of tropical dependencies. London, Constable, 
1905, pp 339. 
Contents: Studies on various phases of British, 
American, French and Dutch colonial policy and 
administration. Deals specifically with Hong Kong, 
181 British North Borneo, Sarawak, Burma, the Feder- 
ated Malay States, the Straits Settlements, French 
Indo-China, Java, the Philippine Islands. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
114 —JENKS, A. E. 
The Bontoc Igorot. In: Philippine Islands Depart- 
ment of the Interior’s Ethnological Survey Publica- 
tions, Vol. i, pp 266. 
Contents: General description of culture, brief 
topographical notes. 
Photographs: The people, their land and customs. 
Maps: Sketch map of Philippine Archipelago; 
Sketch map of Northern Luzon; Sketch map of 
Bontoc culture area. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Lin- 
nean Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
115 —KEESING, F. M. 
Population and land utilization among the Lepanto, 
Northern Philippines. In; Congres International 
de Geographie, Amsterdam, 1938, Tome II, Travaux 
de la Section 111 C, pp 458-464. 
Contents: Outline of the economic and social situa- 
tion of the Lepanto and examination of certain 
significant changes of modern day that bear upon 
the relation of population to land utilization. (Transi- 
tion to two rice crops a year, population increases, 
change in distribution of population). 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
116 —KIENHOLZ, R. 
Environmental factors of Philippine beaches with 
particular reference to the beach at Puerto Calera, 
Mindoro. In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
xxxvi, 1928, pp 199-213. 
Contents: Temperature, rainfall humidity tests. 
Maps: Outline map of Puerto Calera. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
117 —KING. W. V. 
The Philippine anopheles of the rossi-ludlowi group. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xlvii, 1932, 
pp 305-342. 
Contents: Medical study of the particular anopheles 
in the Philippines. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
118—KRIEGER. H. W. 
Peoples of the Philippines. War Background Studies, 
No. 4, 1942, pp 86. 
Contents: General description of the islands and 
their peoples. Bibliography, numerous maps and 
photographs. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Brisbane; National Museum Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; AGS Library. 
119 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1; geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results, 1936. In: Snellius Ex- 
pedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Geological history and formations of the 
area investigated and its relation to the bathymetri- 
cal results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
120 —KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2; geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In; Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated; 
observations on coral growth, movement with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef flats, 
on the formation of atolls, summary of the principal 
results. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
121—LAVA, V. G. 
I he possible use of Philippine coals for liquid fuel. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxvin, 1925, 
pp 193-204. 
Contents: Specialised study of the subject. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
122 — LEACH, C. and others 
Hookworm disease; a clinical entity in the Philip- 
pine Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol 
xxm, 1923, pp 105-122. 
Contents: Medical discussion of hookworm disease 
in the Philippines. 
Map: Cebu Island. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
123 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3; die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
the tide and series measurements). In: Snellius 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In German). 
Contents: Tabulation of the results obtained. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
124 —LILIUS, Aleko E. 
Ramblings in the Sulu Sea. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol 
xn, No. 7, 1931, pp 297-302. 
Contents: Impressions from a fishing trip in a native 
boat. Discusses the gypsies of the Sulu Sea, the 
claims of the Sultan of Sulu. 
Photographs: Many photographs of native life. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
125 —LILIUS. Aleko E. 
When Sa Ganassi—Moro outlaw—surrendered. In; 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 2, 1932, pp 61-68. 
182 Contents: Story of a “war” in the interior of 
Mindanao. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
126 —LILIUS. Aleko E. 
Princess Tarhata of Sulu. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. 
No. 3, 1932, pp 123-129. 
Contents: Story of the princess who, educated in 
the U.S.A., turned native again. 
Photographs: The princess on the stairway to her 
house at Camp Andres; Town of Jolo; The princess 
on horseback; A gentleman of the Sultan’s court; 
Bullfight at Jolo; A horse race. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
127 —LILIUS. Aleko E. 
Sulu Sea-Gypsies. In: Java Gazette, Vol. i. No. 1, 
1932, pp 1-8. 
Contents: The magic of the Bajaos of Sitangkai. 
the southernmost island of the Sulu Archipelago. 
Photographs: Seven photographs of native types and 
their boats. View of the floating village of house- 
boats. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
128 —LILIUS. Aleko E. and BOGUSLAV, David T. 
Flagellantes. The self-tormentors of the Philippines. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xii, No. 11, 1931, pp 517-520. 
Contents: The history and customs of the Flagel- 
lantes of Angeles, a little town 50 miles north of 
Manila. 
Photographs: Five photos of the Flagellantes on 
their Good Friday procession. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
129 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. in. No. 6 (October 1933); Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 
10, 11 (July 1934, March 1935); Vol. v. Nos. 4, 12 
(August 1935, April 1936); Vol. vi. Nos. 2, 11 (June 
1936, March 1937); Vol. vii. Nos. 1, 3 (May and 
July 1937). 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
130 —McGREGOR. R. C. 
Birds of Antique Province, Panay, Philippine Islands. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xvm, 1921, 
pp 537-539. 
Contents: Includes descriptions of topography, coast 
and interior. 
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Journal of Science. 
131 —McGREGOR. R. C. 
Birds of Ilocos Province, Luzon. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xxv, 1924, pp 111-112. 
Contents: Includes topographical notes on north 
coast of Luzon. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
132 — McKinley, e. b. 
Filterable virus and rickettsia diseases. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. xxxix, 1929, pp 1-416. 
Contents-. General treatment of subject. Bibliography. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
133— MACEDA. G. S. 
The Dumagats of Famy (Laguna Province), Luzon 
Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lvii, 
1935, pp 235-251. 
Contents: Distribution, location, town of Famy, 
“Sea-people,” physical characters, social and material 
culture, houses, food, industries, language. 
Photographs: Physical types; House type. 
Map: Map of area showing towns where Dumagats 
live. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
134 —MACED A. G. S. 
The Remontados of Rizal Province, Luzon Island. 
In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxiv, 1937, 
pp 313-319. 
Contents: Brief account of customs of the Remon- 
tados. 
Photographs: Houses; Physical types. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
135 —MANACOP, P. R. 
The fisheries of Lake Mainit and of Northeastern 
Surigao (Mindanao Island), including the islands of 
Dinagat and Siargao. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. lxiv, 1937, p 341. 
Contents: Topographical notes, industry and 
methods. 
Map: Map (outline) of Northeastern Mindanao. 
Island, showing towns, roads, trails and islands. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
136 — MANALANG. C. 
Malaria transmission in the Philippines. I. The 
natural victor. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xlv, 1931, pp 241-250, 367-382; Vol. xlvi, 1931, 
pp 47-60, 247-256, 363-376. 
Contents: Specialised discussion of the subject. 
Photographs: Infection of Anopheles funestus Geles 
(Minimus) with notes on its range of flight, density 
and larval control; density and infective density of 
Anopheles funestus Geles; Meteorological factors 
(3 figs.); On the maturation of the ova of “A" 
funestus; The dark-night factor. 
Maps: The Novaliches water project. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
137 —MANE. A. M. and VILLIABY, D, K. 
The Pukot fisheries of Laguna de Bay. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lxix, 1939, pp 397-413. 
Contents: Description of apparatus (net) and uses, 
with text-figures. 
183 Photographs: Ideal section across Cordillera from 
Pasuguen. Track from Calapan. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
144 — MIELDAZIS. J. J. 
Preferential breeding conditions of Anopheles in the 
Philippine Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xli, 1930, pp 59-64. 
Contents-. Description of the breeding sites of the 
anopheles. 
Photographs: 12 photographs of breeding sites in 
swamps, drains, etc. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
145 —MILLER, E. T. 
The Bataks of Palawan. In: Philippine Islands De- 
partment of the Interior, Ethnological Survey Publi- 
cations, Vol. ii, No. 3, 1905, pp 181-199. 
Contents: Brief description of people and culture 
of Palawan, 40 miles north of Puerto Princesa. 
Photographs: Physical types. 
Map-. Palawan. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
146 —MILLER, M. L. 
Report on some native tribes visited. In; American 
Anthropologist, Vol. 9, No. 1, 1907, pp 234-236. 
Contents: Dr. Miller was acting chief of the Ethno- 
logical Survey of the Philippine Islands and made a 
few general notes on the Mamanua and people in 
the region of Surigao. 
Copies in the University Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne. 
147 —MILLER, M. L. 
The burial mounds of Camigurn Island, Northern 
Luzon. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vi, 
■1911, pp 1-5. 
Contents: Population, topography (brief), mounds 
on volcano. 
Photographs: Dakelatalai Mountain; Details of 
burial mounds. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
148 —MILLER, W. B. 
Flying the Pacific. In; National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. lxx, No. 6, 1936, pp 665-707. 
Contents: Account of trip by clipper across the 
Pacific. 
Photographs: Aerial views of Honolulu, Kauai, the 
crater island Molokini, and Manila. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
Map: Two-fcet depth contour map of Laguna de 
Bay at annual low lake level. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
138 —MARTIN. C. 
The flying-fish industry of the northwestern and 
southwestern coasts of Cebu Island. In; Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. lxvii, 1938, pp 177-187. 
Contents: Seasons, methods, industry generally. 
Photographs: Boats, house, baskets, etc. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
139 —MARTIN. C. 
Tuna fishery and long line fishing in Davao Gulf. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxvii, 1938, 
pp 189. 
Contents: Seasons, grounds, motor-boats, methods 
and industry. 
Photographs: Motor-boats, fishing methods, catch, 
house type, apparatus. 
Maps: Fishing grounds in Davao Gulf. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
140 —MASO, M. S. and SMITH, W. D. 
The relation of seismic disturbances in the Philip- 
pines to the geologic structure. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. vm, section A, 1913, pp 199-232. 
Contents: Specialised treatment of the subject, in- 
cluding a summary of Philippine physiography. 
Maps: Sketch map of Philippine deep; Earthquake 
map of Philippines; Relation of Sorgoson earth- 
quake to the geology of the region; Generalised 
geological map of the Philippine Islands. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
141 — MENDINUETO, S. R. 
Industrial Philippines. In: Congres International de 
Geographie, Amsterdam, 1938. Tome II. Travaux 
de la Section 111 C, pp 564-566. 
Contents: Brief enumeration of the industrial raw 
materials and household crafts of the Philippines. 
The state of the factory industry. Highly optimistic 
outlook to the future industrialization. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
142 — MENDOZA-GUAZON, M. P 
Schistomiasis in the Philippine Islands. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. xxi, 1922, pp 535-566. 
Contents: Specialised treatment of the subject. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
143 —MERRILL. E. D. 
The ascent of Mount Halcon, Mindoro. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. n, 1907, pp 179-203. 
Contents: Topography of Mindoro (brief), people, 
health, diseases; Mt. Halcon ascent and track 
followed. 
184 149 —MILLING. lames A. 
Igorot Interludes. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. No. 4, 
1928, pp 205-208. 
Contents: Brief description of the three trails, partly 
or entirely practicable for motor cars, leading to 
Bontoc, the mountain capital of the Cordilleras 
Central of Northern Luzon. The villages and customs 
of the Igorots in the mountains. 
Photographs: Children with bows and arrows; Rice 
pounding: Igorot dwellings. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
150 —MILLING. lames A. 
In the land of the Negritos. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
ix, No. 5, 1928, pp 272-275. 
Contents: A visit to the pygmy Negritos in Central 
Luzon. 
Photographs: Philippine mountaineers and members 
of the constabulary; Rice terraces in Northern 
Luzon. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
151—MOE, Kilmer O. 
Groping their way forward. (Agriculture in the 
Philippines). In; Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian 
Magazine, December 1922, pp 401-405. 
Contents: Describing the development of agriculture 
in the Philippines. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
152 —MOE. Kilmer O. 
Where Moro and Christian meet, mix and unite. In; 
Sluyter s Monthly East Indian Magazine, January 
1923, pp 26-33. 
Contents: Some studies of the incidence of Christian- 
ity among the Moro people. 
Photographs: Illustrations of types and houses. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
153—MOE. Kilmer O. 
The wild man’s trail. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. v, No. 1, 
1924, pp 26-31. 
Contents: On the llongot tribes of Northern Luzon. 
Photographs: Mountain streams and llongot natives 
in Northern Luzon. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
154 —MOE. Kilmer O. 
Nature’s own people. The llongot of Northern 
Luzon. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. v. No. 5, 1924, pp 321- 
330. 
Contents: Popular description of the Ilongots. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
155 — MOE. Kilmer O. 
The story of Philippine tobacco. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. 12, 1925, pp 804-805, 808. 
Contents: The introduction of tobacco growing by 
Basco y Vargas; the demoralization of the industry 
under the influence of the tobacco monopoly. 
Photographs: Many photographs of tobacco industry. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
156 — MONTALBAN. H. R. 
Investigations in fish preservation in Estancia, Panay 
Island. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xlii, 
1930, pp 309-335. 
Contents: General description of industry and 
experiments. 
Photographs: Plates 1-3 show factory and drying 
yards. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
157—MONTILL A. J. 
The Ipon fisheries of Northern Luzon. In; Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xlv, 1931, pp 61-76. 
Contents: Methods employed, apparatus. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
158 —MOYNE. Lord 
Walkabout, a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans; with introduction by A. C. 
Haddon, and appendix by A. J. E. Cave. London, 
Wm. Heinemann Ltd., 1936. 
Contents: Lord Moyne’s journey to the Indies and 
the Philippines had for its main objects the collec- 
tion of ethnological material for the British Museum 
and live animals for the Zoo. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
159 —ODIJK. A. van (M.S.C.) 
Ethnographische gegevens over de Manobus’ van 
Mindanao. (Ethnographical details about the Mano- 
bus’ of Mindanao). In: Anthropos, Vol. xx, 1925, 
pp 981-1000. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Environment, art, material culture, 
language. 
Photographs: 2 plates of physical types. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
160 —PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, 
Java, Mav-June, 1929. 8vo. 5 vols. Batavia-Ban- 
doeng, 1930. 
Contents: Vol. I—General part and reports on 
oceanography. Vol. iia, iib, hi, iv—Scientific papers. 
Relevant material is listed under authors of papers. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Vols. i, iia, iib 
only); University Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth. 
185 Library, Sydney (from Vol. 7, 1912, only); Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Health Department Library, Sydney (Vols. 1-9, 
Vols. 2-5, series C only); Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Department of Agri- 
culture Library, Sydney (Vol. 4, 1909 to date—im- 
perfect set); Botanic Gardens Library, Sydney (Vol. 
14- and only Series C of Vols. 2-5); University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 22 + ); Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane (Vols. 2-14, Series A only); 
Forestry Service Library, Brisbane (botanical and 
timber articles only); Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane (Vol. 2 + , imperfect set); Queens- 
land Museum Library, Brisbane (imperfect set); 
National Museum Library, Melbourne (incomplete 
set); Public Library, Melbourne (1906-1933 only); 
British Medical Association of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne (Vols. 14-23 only); Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne (incomplete set); Council for 
Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne (Vols. 5, 6, imperfect, 14 +); Department of 
Agriculture Library, Melbourne: University Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide (Vols. 2-13, Series 
A, C, D only); Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide (Vols. 2, 6, imperfect); Univer- 
sity Library, Perth; Public Library, Perth (Vols. 
1-12 only). 
167 — PHILIPPINES, Treasure House of the Tropics 
Contents-. 12 pages of tourist information. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the Philippines. 
Map: Manila south road system, scale 20 kms : 1 in, 
1913. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
168 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2: Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1. Depth determinations 
1935. In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part 
of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. n, 
pt. 2, Chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo, accuracy of soundings, ship’s reck- 
oning, accuracy of deep-sea charts. 
Map: Bottom section Manado Toea. Scale about 
I : 10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
169 —PINKE, F. 
Voyage, Chapter II: The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3: the deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Description of the ship, its equipment and 
the work of the naval personnel. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
170 —PORTER. C. L. and KNOPF, A. A. 
Crisis in the Philippines. 8vo. New York, 1942, pp 
156. (Issued under the auspices of the American 
Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations). 
161— PACIFIC SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 
Historical review of the development of the tele- 
graph, telephone and radio services in the Pacific. 
In: Proceedings of the 4th Pacific Science Congress, 
1929, Vol. ha, pp 363-407. 
Contents: Includes Netherlands Indies’ cable and 
radio services, and those of British Borneo, Brunei, 
Sarawak, Philippine Islands, Japan, etc. 
Map: Interinsular cable and wireless system of the 
Netherlands Indies, 1928. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne: University 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
162— PARKER, Luther 
The granary of the Philippines. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, No. 1, 1928, pp 27-28. 
Contents: Description of the Nueve Ecija, the rice- 
growing district between Manila and Baguio. 
Photographs: Rice harvest in Nueva Ecija; Sheaves 
stacked in readiness for the thresher; Modern 
machine threshing. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
163 —PARKER, Luther 
Burial caves of the Philippines. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. ix, No. 4, 1928, pp 217-220. 
Contents: Description of coffins, pottery, ornaments 
and weapons found in cave burials at Pilar (Capiz), 
Danao (Cebu), Panglao Island; Larena (Siquijor 
Island); Loay and Kandihay (Bohol); Baguio; Pena- 
blanca (Cagayan Province); San Carlos (Batanes 
Island). 
Photographs: Bracelets, rings, a bowl and saucer 
found in the cave burials. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
164 —PARKER, Luther 
The Negritos of Luzon. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 
No. 1, 1929, pp 41-44. 
Contents: Relates experiences made among the pyg- 
mies of Luzon, especially among those of the 
Pampanga Zambales area in the mountain range 
west of Floridablanca, Pampanga. 
Photographs: Negritos climbing a forest fruit tree; 
Negrito boys with bow and arrow; two families at a 
temporary camp. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
165 —PARKER, Maud N. 
Roads and trails of Northern Luzon. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. xn, No. 7, 1931, pp 305-310. 
Contents: Exploring the I locos coast in Northern 
Luzon. 
Photographs: Palms and pool; Modern road dis- 
placing the romantic trails of the Northland; Isolated 
village: Natives; Lowland road with bamboo clumps. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
166 — PHILIPPINE JOURNAL OF SCIENCE 
Bureau of Science, Manila. Vol. I, 1906 to date. 
The various articles have been annotated under 
their authors. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
British Medical Association of New South Wales 
186 Contents: Traces Philippine history; discusses the 
people, their language, racial make-up; education and 
loyalties; politics and government; resources, trade; 
preparation for war. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Australian Institute of Inter- 
national Affairs Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
171 —PRANTSCH, A. W. 
Attempting to provide working capital for small 
farmers. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Maga- 
zine, March 1921, pp 106-202. 
Contents: Study of the economics of small farming 
in the Philippines. 
Photographs: Methods of agriculture. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
172 —PRATT. D. S. and ROSARIO. J. I. del 
Philippine fruits—their composition and character- 
istics. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vm, 
section A, 1913, pp 59-80. 
Contents: Survey of the fruits of the Philippine 
Islands. 
Photographs: Plates 1-16, showing varieties. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
173 —PRATT. W. E. 
Geology and field relations of Portland cement raw 
materials at Naga, Cebu. In; Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. ix, section A, 1914, pp 151-160. 
Contents: Brief topography, mouth of Pandan River, 
southeast coast, at Naga. 
Maps: Sketch map of area; Topography of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
174 —PRATT, W. E. 
Geologic reconnaissance in Caramoan Peninsula, 
Camarines, Southeast Luzon. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. x, section A, 1915, pp 303-319. 
Contents: Geological description of Caramoan Pen- 
insula with notes on the physiography. 
Maps: Topographic map of area; Geologic map 
of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
175 —PRATT. W. E. 
Iron ore on Calambayanga Island; Mambulao, Cama- 
rines. In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. x, sec- 
tion A, 1915, pp 323-331. 
Contents: Description of the iron ore deposits on 
Calambayanga Island with brief notes on the topo- 
graphy. 
Maps: Situation of island; Situation of iron-ore 
deposits. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
176 —PRATT, W. E. 
Petroleum and residual bitumens in Leyte. In; 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. x, 1915, pp 241- 
278. 
Contents: Physiography, geology, stratigraphy, oc- 
currence and sources of above. 
Maps: Outline map of Northwestern Luzon; Vicin- 
ity of Villaba, Leyte (contour map). 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
177 —PRATT, W. E. 
Philippine lakes. In; Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xi, section A, 1915, pp 223-237. 
Contents: General description of the Philippine 
lakes. 
Photographs: Shore and escarpment of part of 
Laguna de Bay. 
Maps: Map of Laguna de Bay (Metric), South- 
western Luzon; Map of Bombon or Taal Lake, 
Southwestern Luzon. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
178 —PRATT. W. E. and LEDRICKY. V. E. 
Iron ore in Surigao Province, Mindanao Island. In. 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. x, section A, 
1915, pp 335-346. 
Contents: Situation, physiography, vegetation, 
geology. 
Maps: Outline map of area; Topographic map of 
area. 
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Journal of Science. 
179 —PRATT, W. E. and SMITH, W. D. 
The geology and petroleum resources of the south- 
ern part of Bondoc Peninsula, Tayabas Province. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. vm, section 
A, 1913, pp 301-373. 
Contents: Also includes notes on geography, trans- 
portation, climate. 
Photographs: Views of country. 
Maps: Geologic reconnaissance map of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
180 —PUTNAM, G. R. 
Surveying the Philippine Islands. 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xiv, No. 12, 1903, pp 437-441. 
Contents: Report of coast and geodetic survey of 
Philippine Islands. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
181—REED. W. A. 
Negritos of Zambales. In: Philippine Islands Depart- 
ment of the Interior, Ethnological Survey. Publica- 
tions, Vol. ii. No. 1, 1904, pp 94. 
Contents: Distribution of Negritos, geographical fea- 
tures of Zambales, general description of people, 
their environment and culture. 
Photographs: People, their land and customs. 
187 Maps: Outline map of Philippine Islands, showing 
distribution of Negritos; Outline map of Zambales, 
showing distribution of Negritos. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Lin- 
nean Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
182 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter I: programme of research and pre- 
parations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the east- 
ern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, 
Vol. i, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of ex- 
pedition, the ship, trial trip and voyage to the 
Netherlands East Indies, stay in Java before com- 
mencement of research, oceanographic investigations 
on voyage out, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
183 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2; soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: the bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water, 1934. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, chapter 
2, pp 63. 
Contents: Configuration of the sea floor, nature of 
the sea floor, summary of the principal results, 
future investigations, appendix, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
184 —RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter 3; the voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts), 1938. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Maps: Principal basins and troughs in the eastern 
part of the Archipelago; track of the Snellius Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago, 1929-1930. Scale, 1 :3,250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
185 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederlandisch-Ost- 
indien. (Oceanographic investigations in the Nether- 
lands East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft 
fur Erdkunde. Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. (In 
German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Observa- 
tions of sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, etc., 
with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
186— ROBB. Walter 
A changed American policy in the Philippines. In; 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, 
No. 9, 1921, pp 197-203. 
Contents'. The value of the article lies in an aerial 
photograph of Manila. Article deals with the con- 
tinuation of American sovereignty after 1921. 
Photographs: Aerial view of Manila; Inter-island 
craft in the Pasig River, Manila. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
187 —ROBB. Walter 
The crisis in public education in the Philippines. 
In: Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 
2, No. 11. 1921, pp 259-364. 
Contents: The school system built up by 21 years 
of American-Philippine effort in the Philippines. 
Difficulties through the withdrawal of many American 
teachers. 
Photographs: University building at Manila; Normal 
school at Manila. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
188 —ROBERTSON. J. A. 
The Igorots of Lepanto, Luzon Island. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. ix, section D, 1914, 
pp 465-527. 
Contents: Data from various settlements in area 
on customs of the people. 
Photographs: Physical types, stone temple, burial 
place in cliff, copper mines and smelting site. 
Maps: Map of part of Mountain Province, Luzon. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
189 —RUSSELL. P. F. 
The control of anopheles minimus mosquito larvae 
in the Philippine Islands by stranding and flushing. 
1st. Report. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
xlvii, 1932, pp 439-448. 
Contents: Description of the efforts to control the 
anopheles mosquito by stranding and flushing stag- 
nant water. 
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Journal of Science. 
190 —RUSSELL, P. F. and BAISAS, F. E. 
Habitats of Philippine anopheles larvae. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lv, 1934, pp 297-306. 
Contents: Description of the breeding places of the 
anopheles mosquito in the Philippines. 
Photographs: 14 photographs on five plates of habi- 
tats in creeks, wells, etc. 
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Journal of Science. 
188 191 — RUSSELL. P. F. and BAISAS. F. E. 
A practical illustrated key to Philippine anopheles. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lv, 1934, pp 
307-336, Vol. lix, 1935, pp 15-64. 
'Contents: A study of the malaria-carrying mosquito 
in the Philippines. 
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Journal of Science. 
192 —RUSSELL. P. F. and NONO. A. M. 
A mosquito net for use in the Philippine Islands. 
Experimental studies and canvass of materials. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. liii, 1934, pp 107- 
140. 
Contents-. Reports on experiments for the best type 
of mosquito net. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
193 —SANSOM. G. B. 
Trade conditions in the Philippine Islands. In: 
Department of Overseas Trade, No. 534, London, 
1933, pp 47. 
Contents-. Commercial summary. Foreign trade, 
principal imports. Details of United Kingdom trade 
with the Philippines. Position and prospects of 
United Kingdom trade and suggestions for its 
improvement; statistics for 1930 and 1931. 
Copy in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
194 —SAREPTA. Yule Emma 
Progress among the Pagan Filipinos. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. vi. No. 1, 1925, pp 22-26. 
Contents-. Discusses industrial education among the 
1 gorots. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
195 —SCHEERER, O. 
The Nabaloi dialect. In: Philippine Islands Depart- 
ment of the Interior, Ethnological Survey Publica- 
tions, Vol. ii, No. 2, 1905, pp 95-171. 
Contents: A linguistic study of the Nabaloi dialect. 
Photographs: People, their land and customs. 
Maps: Sketch maps of Northern Luzon, showing 
Ibaloi dialect area. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney: 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
196 — SCHEERER. O 
Kalinga texts from the Balbalasang-Ginaang group. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xix, 1921, 
pp 175-206. 
Contents: Situation, subdivisions, names of groups. 
Maps: "Subprovince of Kalinga. 
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Journal of Science. 
197 — SCHEERER, O. 
Batan texts with notes. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. xxxi, 1926, pp 301-341. 
Contents; pp 301-305 notes on Batan Island (be- 
tween Luzon and Formosa), people, population, 
language, climate, environment. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
198 — SCHENCK. H. G. 
Physiography and geology of Samar Island. In; 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xx, 1922, pp 231- 
273. 
Contents: Roads, coast, cultivated areas, climate, 
physiography, geology. 
Maps: Cross-sections; Map of drainage control on 
east coast; Route from Wright (Maqueda Bay) to 
Taft (Tupin River). 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
199 —SCHWARTZ. B. and TUBANGUI, M. A. 
Uncommon intestinal parasites of man in the 
Philippine Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. xx, 1922, pp 611-618. 
Contents: Description of Taenai, Hymenolepis, other 
Costodes and Trematodes. 
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Journal of Science. 
200 —SEALE, A. 
The fishing products of the Philippine Islands. III. 
Pearls and pearl fisheries. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. v, section D, 1910, pp 87-99. 
Contents-. Oysters, fleet of boats, grounds, industry. 
Photographs-. Boats; Oysters and pearls. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
201 —SEMPER. C. 
Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner. 8vo. Wurzburg, 
Stuber’s Buchhandlung, 1869, pp 143. 
Contents-. A description of the different native types 
to be found in the Philippines; their customs, re- 
ligion, material culture, etc. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Australian Institute of Inter- 
national Affairs Library, Melbourne; Council for 
Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; Colonial Sugar Refining Co.’s Library, Syd- 
ney; University Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; National Library, Canberra. 
202 — SIMMONS, I. S. and others 
Experimental studies of dengue. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. xliv, 1931, pp 1-250. 
Contents: Medical study of experiments in dengue. 
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Journal of Science. 
189 203 —SIMPICH, F. 
Return to Manila. In: National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. Lxxviii, No. 4, 1940, pp 409-451. 
Contents: Notes on Manila by a resident of 40 
years earlier. 
Photographs: Air views of Manila and many other 
illustrations. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; De- 
partment of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne: Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
204 —SIMPICH. F, 
Facts about the Philippines. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. lxxxi, 1942, pp 185-204. 
Contents: A review of the wealth and importance 
of the Philippines. 
Photographs: Native irrigation on Luzon; Studies 
of sugar, hemp, timber, drying fish, filtering coco- 
nut oil, native sailing craft. 
Map: The Philippine Islands. 
Copies in University Library. Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; De- 
partment of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
205 —SMITH, L. W. 
Epidemic encephalitis (E. lethargica). In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. xxv, 1924, pp 1-22. 
Contents: Report of an outbreak in the Philippine 
Islands with notes on the pathological findings. 
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Journal of Science. 
206 — SMITH. Stanley Wyatt 
Report on economic and commercial conditions in 
the Philippine Islands, June, 1938. Department of 
Overseas Trade, No. 711, London, 1938, pp 44. 
Contents: Report on finance, trade, mining and 
industry, labour and transport. 
Copy in British Trade Commissioner’s Library, 
Melbourne. 
207 — SMITH, W. D. 
Orbitoedes from the Binongonan limestone. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 203- 
209. 
Contents': Brief notes on the topography, with a 
description of the locality, which is on western 
side of two peninsulas which extend southward into 
Laguna del Bay, due east from Cavite, and reached 
by Pasig River from Manila. 
Maps: Section (geological). 
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Journal of Science. 
208 —SMITH, W. D. 
Preliminary reconnaissance of the Loboo Mountains, 
Batangas Province. In; Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. i, 1906, pp 617-633. 
Contents: Physiography, topography, drainage, cli- 
mate, vegetation, etc. 
Photographs: Fossils (2 plates). 
Maps: Geological section across Batangas Province; 
maps showing Loboo Mountains. 
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Journal of Science. 
209 —SMITH, W. D. 
Contributions to the physiography of the Philippine 
Islands. Part I. Cebu Island. In; Philippine Journal 
of Science. Vol. i, 1906, pp 1043-1060. 
Contents: Brief statement of geology, physiography 
of mountains, plains, coves, economic relations. 
Photographs: Cordellera from Camp Walker at 
3,000 feet; Country round Compostela coalfields; 
Warped limestone in Butuanon Creek; Hanging 
valley of the Bocanit from across Mananga valley; 
Mananga canyon; Upland country; Carmen valley 
from west; Port of Cebu. 
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Journal of Science. 
210 —SMITH. W. D. 
The asbestos and manganese deposits of I locos 
Norte, with notes on the geology of the region. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. n, 1907, po 145- 
178. 
Contents: Field work, area and its people, topo- 
graphy, hydrography, climatology, etc., geology. 
Photographs: Views of the area. 
Maps: Outline map of portion of Luzon, showing 
location of Ilocos Norte; Location of mineral 
deposits. 
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Journal of Science. 
211 —SMITH, W. D. 
The geology of the Compostela-Davao coalfield. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. n, 1907, pp 377- 
407. 
Contents: Geography, geology, etc. 
Photographs: 14 plates of topography (mountainous). 
Map: Plan of workings; Geological sketch of Cebu 
adapted from Abella, scale 1 ; 400,000; Map (con- 
tour) of coalfield district. 
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Journal of Science. 
212 —SMITH. W. D. 
A geologic reconnaissance of the island of Mindanao 
and the Sulu Archipelago. Part 1. Narrative of the 
expedition. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
in, 1908, pp 473-500. 
Contents: General geography, people, climate and 
narrative. 
Photographs: 19 views of mountains, valleys, coast 
and types of native houses. 
Maps: Map of Mindanao (geodetic survey); Map of 
Sulu Archipelago; Map of Cotabato valley to Davao 
Gulf; Contour reconnaissance of Mindanao and 
Sulu. 
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Journal of Science. 
190 213 —SMITH, W. D. 
Contribution to the physiography of the Philippine 
Islands. Part IV. The country between Subig and 
Mount Pinatubo. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. iv, 1909, pp 19-26. 
Contents: Topography, geography, people in the 
area mentioned, which is on Luzon. 
Photographs: Views of topography. 
Maps: Map of route from Paumatawan to Mt. 
Pinatubo. 
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Journal of Science. 
214 —SMITH. W. D. 
Essential features of the geology of the Philippine 
Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. v, 
section A, 1910, pp 307-342. 
Contents: Topography (plains, uplands, mountains, 
volcanoes), geology, minerals, bibliography. 
Maps: Map showing orography and hydrography; 
Map showing general geology; Map showing prin- 
cipal mining districts; Geologic sections of Northern 
Luzon, Luzon (vicinity of Manila), Cebu, Mindanao. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
215 —SMITH. W. D. 
Geologic reconnaissance of Mindanao and Sulu. 11. 
Physiography. In: Philippine Journal of Science. 
Vol. v, section A, 1910, pp 345-362. 
Contents: Description of the physiography of Min- 
danao and Sulu. 
Maps: Sections south of Cotabato; Sections from 
Camp Overton to Malabang; Sketch of topography 
near Lake Lanao; Outline map of Mindanao, show- 
ing Cordellera and drainage lines; Cagazan River 
terraces; Topography; Topography map along Tago- 
loan River; Map of Sulu Islands. 
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Journal of Science. 
216 —SMITH. W. D. 
Geologic reconnaissance of Mindanao and Sulu. Part 
III. General and economic geology. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. vi, section A, 1911, pp 359- 
394. 
Contents: Description of the geological features of 
Mindanao and Sulu with brief notes on the topo- 
graphy. 
Photographs: Views of country. 
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Journal of Science. 
217 —SMITH. W. D. 
A preliminary check-list of Philippine minerals. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. x, section A, pp 
81-96. 
Contents: List of Philippine minerals with the 
localities in which they are found. 
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Journal of Science. 
218 —SMITH, W. D. 
Notes on a geologic reconnaissance of Mountain 
Province, Luzon. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. x, section A, 1915, pp 177-207. 
Contents: Geography, geology, minerals of the sub- 
provinces of Bontoc and Ralinga. 
Photographs: 9 photographs of country. 
Maps: Outline map of Northern Luzon; Generalised 
geological section across Northern Luzon (Faguden 
to east coast); Contour sketch of Bontoc; Contour 
sketch of slide near Sagada. 
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Journal of Science. 
219 —SMITH. W. D. 
Notes on the geology of Panay. In: Philippine 
Journal of Science, Vol. x, section A, 1915, pp 211-228. 
Contents: Physiography, geology of Panay. 
Photographs-. Photograph of a relief map of Panay. 
Maps: Distribution of tribes on Panay; Geologic 
section across Iloilo Province, Panay. 
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Journal of Science. 
220 — SMITH. W. D. 
Geologic reconnaissance of the Pidatan oil-field, 
Cotabato Province, Mindanao. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. xx, 1922, pp 23-44. 
Contents: Geography, geology. 
Photographs: 2 plates of views of area. 
Maps: Location of oil-seep on Mindanao. Sketch 
map showing a real distribution of formations in 
area. Cross-section of oil-seep. 
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Journal of Science. 
221 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leadership 
of P. M. van Riel, 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; UtrechL 
Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. 
Contents: Vol. 1—Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2— 
Oceanographic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, chap- 
ter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 82; Vol. 3— 
Meteorological observations,, pp v, 111; Vol. 5— 
Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; 
Vol. 6—Biological data, pp 29. Annotations will 
be found under separate entries for sections of the 
work under the names of the authors—P. M. van 
Riel, F. Pinke, J. P. H. Perks, H. Boschma, P. H. 
Kuenen, L. Lek, S. W. Visser, H. Boschma and P. 
H. Kuenen. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
22 la — SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H. M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door 
de Maatschappij ter bevordering van het Natuur- 
kundig Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
191 Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius Expedition 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel, gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the command 
of Lt. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published for the Society 
for Scientific Research in Netherlands Colonies and 
the Royal Netherlands Geographic Society). 4to. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 
1933-1938. (Text in English except Vol. 2, part 3, 
which is in German). 
This is the Dutch title of the above annotation. 
For contents see former annotation. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
222 —STARCK. Eugen 
Intramuros, Manila’s walled city. In; Java Gazette, 
Vol. i, No. 9, 1932, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Description of the old Spanish part of 
Manila. 
Photographs: Carved door to one of the convents; 
Interior of a convent; Gali into Intramuros: Street 
in Intramuros. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
223 —SWINGLE. Walter T. 
Limnocitrus, a new genus, also new species of 
wenzelia, paramygnia and atalantia (rutaceae-auran- 
tioideae). In. Journal of Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 21, 
No. 1, 1940, pp 1-24. 
Contents: Supplementary to Swingle’s paper on Cly- 
menia and burkillanthus, Vol. 20, pp 250-263, and 
forms part of a synopsis of the orange sub-family, 
aurantioideae, to be published shortly. The genus 
and species are to be found in Java, the Philippines 
and Hainan Island. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Agriculture Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Government 
Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; National Herbarium 
Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific and Indus- 
trial Research Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of 
Victoria Library, Melbourne; Forestry Department 
Library, Perth. 
224 —TAFT. W. H. 
Ten years in the Philippines. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xix, No. 2, 1908, pp 141-148. 
Contents: A further report on progress in the 
Philippines under American rule. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
225 —TAFT. W. H. 
Impressions of 150,000 miles of travel. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. lvh, No. 5, 1930, pp 523- 
597. 
Contents: Address to Geographical Society by former 
Governor-General of the Philippines. 
Photographs: Native irrigation — hemp, tobacco; 
Air view of Baguio and the road to it; Taal vol- 
cano in Lake Bombon, Luzon. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
226 — TALA VERA. F. 
The fisheries of Lake Sampaloe, San Pablo, Laguna 
Province, Luzon Island. In: Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. xlviii, 1932, pp 411-428. 
Contents: Description of the fisheries of Lake Pam- 
paloe, giving different methods employed and the 
apparatus used. 
Photographs: View of lake from a point near San 
Pablo; Fishing traps along shore; Man using raft 
(2 photographs). 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
227 — TALAVERA, F. and FAUSTINO. L. A. 
Edible molluscs of Manila. In; Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. l, 1933, pp 1-48. 
Contents: Description of the edible molluscs found 
in Manila. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
228 —TAYLOR. E. H. 
Ipon fisheries of Abra River (western coast of 
Luzon). In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xiv, 
1919, pp 127-130. 
Contents: Description of the Ipon fisheries, the 
methods employed, apparatus, and brief notes on 
the topography. 
Tor list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
■Journal of Science. 
229 —TAYLOR, E. H. 
National Botanic Garden in the Philippines. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, January, 
1922, pp 29-34. 
Contents: On the forest reserve of Mt. Makiling. 
Photographs: Mt. Makiling as seen from the shore 
of Laguna de Bay; Forest vegetation (3 views). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
230 — TEGENGREN. F. R. 
The Calambayungan and Larap iron-ore deposits 
of Mambulao, Camarines Norte Province, Philippine 
Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xxxh, 
1927, pp 255-271. 
Contents: Situation, topography, history and explora- 
tion, geology, Luzon Island. 
Photographs: Deposits. 
Maps: Outline map showing situation; Topographic 
map of Mambulao region; Calambayungan Island 
and Larap Peninsula (contour), showing location of 
deposits; Cross-section of deposits. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
231 —TEVES. J. S. 
The geology of Calubian and vicinity, Leyte Island. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxiv, 1937, 
pp 435-441. 
192 Contents: Topography, geology, location. 
Map: Geologic map of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
232 — THOMPSON. Colonel Canni A. 
The future of the Philippines. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 4, 1927, pp 198-202. 
Contents: Report of Col. Thompson to President 
Coolidge, concerning the improvement of the adminis- 
tration of the Philippines, and the further develop- 
ment of the economic conditions. 
Photographs: Negrito of Northern Luzon; Negritos 
with bows and arrows; Moros, from Mindanao 
villages; Tree dwelling. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
233 — TUBANGUI. M. A. 
Worm parasites of the brown rat (Mus Norvegicus) 
in the Philippine Islands with special reference to 
those forms that may be transmitted to human 
beings. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
xlvi, 1931, pp 537-592. 
Contents: Specialised zoological study. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
234 — TUBANGUI. M. A. 
The molluscan intermediate host in the Philippines 
of the Oriental blood fluke “Schistosoma Japonicum,” 
Katsurada. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
xl ix, 1932, pp 295-304. 
Contents: Specialised zoological study. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
235 — TUBANGUI, M. A. and ethers 
Hutnan infestations with Ascaris and Trichuris in 
different parts of the Philippine Islands. In; Philip 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lv, 1934, pp 91-114. 
Contents: Medical study. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
236 — TUBANGUI. M. A. and others 
Observations on the geographical distribution of 
hookworm parasites and hookworm disease in the 
Philippine Islands. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. lviii, 1935, pp 447-470. 
Contents: Report of a survey in the Philippine 
Islands on hookworm parasites and disease. 
Maps: Climate map, showing places visited on survey. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
237 —UMALI, A. F. 
The Japanese beam trawl in Philippine waters. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. xlviii, 1932, pp 
389-410. 
Contents: Description of this method of fishing. The 
structure of the vessels is described. 
Photographs: 14 photographs on five plates showing 
vessels, and methods of fishing. 
Maps: 9 text figures of apparatus. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
238 — UMALI. A. F. 
The cast net as a deep-water fishing appliance in 
Manila Bay. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
Li. 1933, pp 555-565. 
Contents: Fishing grounds, boats and apparatus 
described. 
Photographs: Boats shown. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
239 —UMALI, A. F. 
The fishery industry of Southwestern Samar Island. 
In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. liv, 1934, pp 
365-389. 
Contents: Apparatus, boats, methods described. 
Photographs-. 18 photographs of methods, boats, 
traps, etc. 
Maps: Map of area. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
240 —UMALI. A. F. 
The fishery industry of San Miguel Bay. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. lxhi, 1937, pp 227-258. 
Contents: Topography of bay and bottom configura- 
tion; industry generally. 
Photographs: Boats, fishing villages, market. 
Map: Map of bay showing topography. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
241 —UMALI. A. F. 
The fishery industry of Ragay Gulf, Southern Luzon. 
In; Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxv, 1938, 
pp 175-199. 
Contents: Location, topography, towns, industry and 
methods. 
Photographs: 21 photographs of boats, villages, etc. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine, 
Journal of Science. 
242 —U.S.A. REPORT 
Conquest of bubonic plague in the Philippines. In: 
National Geographic Magazine. Vol. xiv, No. 5, 1903, 
pp 185-195. 
Contents: Report on methods by which plague was 
combated. 
Photographs: Typical disease breeding places. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
243 —U.S.A. REPORT 
The Philippine weather service. In; National 
graphic Magazine, Vol. xv. No. 2, 1904, pp 77-78. 
Contents: Report of meteorological work by Philip- 
pine weather stations. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
244 —U.S.A. REPORT 
(I) American development in the Philippines; (II) 
Benguet-garden of the Philippines. In; National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. xix. No. 5, 1903, pp 
197-210. 
193 Contents: (I) Notes on improvements, industries, 
etc., by the U.S.A.; (II) Description of Benguet, 
mountain resort on Luzon Island. 
Photographs: Native village, rice and coffee grow- 
ing; native types. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
245 —VANOVERBERGH, M. 
Negritos of Northern Luzon. In; Anthropos, Vol. 
xx, 1925, pp 148-201, 399-443. Additional notes are 
given in Vols. xxiv, 1929, pp 3-75, 897-911; Vol. xxv, 
1930, pp 527-565. 
Contents: Geographical notes, people, material life, 
ethical and intellectual life. Social life, religion. 
Photographs: 20 plates of people, environment, 
houses, material culture. 
Maps: Map of mountain and Kagayan Provinces. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library. Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
246 —VANOVERBERGH. M. 
Notes on lloko (language). I. Iloko Substantives 
and Adjectives. 2. Pronouns and Numbers in Iloko. 
In: Anthropos, Vol. xxm, 1928, pp 1029-1050; Vol. 
xxvi, 1931, pp 469-488; and Vol. xxvm, 1933, pp 
683-720. 
Contents: Linguistic study. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney: 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
247 —VANOVERBERGH, M. 
Negritos of Eastern Luzon. In: Anthropos, Vol. 
xxxii, 1937, pp 905-928. 
Contents: General description of people and culture. 
Photographs: Physical types; Negrito hut; Negrito 
wind shield. 
Maps: Luzon, with places; Luzon; Luzon—districts 
of Casiguran and Baler. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
248 — VILLADOLID, D. V. 
The fisheries of Lake Taal, Pansipit River and 
Balayan Bay, Batangas Province, Luzon Island. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. lxiii, 1937, pp 
191-225. 
Contents: Topography (brief) of both places, fish- 
ing apparatus and methods, industry generally. 
Maps: Map of Lake Taal and Balayan Bay, with 
towns. Map of Palanas River. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
249 — VILLAVERDE. F. J. and WORCESTER. D. C. 
The Ifugaos of Quiangan and vicinity. In: Philip- 
pine Journal of Science, Vol. iv, 1909, pp 237-262. 
Contents: Social organisation, religion, burial. 
Photographs: Mount Alauitan and Amuyao; Ifugao 
settlement at Quiangan; Highest peak of Mt. Polis 
Ranges called Alauitan by some Ifugaos; Country 
looking east from Mount Polis; House and skulls; 
Rice terraces; People, houses, dances and customs. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
250 —VILLIERS. H. V. 
North about. In: National Geographic Magazine, 
Vol. lxxi, No. 2, 1937, pp 221-250. 
Contents: Account of a voyage in a square-rigged 
sailing ship from Singapore to the Celebes Sea. The 
places touched include Tawitawi, Bongao Island, 
Parangan (near Balimbang) in Tawitawi Bay, etc. 
Photographs: Malasa, a Philippine village on stilts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
251 — VISSER, S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4; surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density. 1938. In: Snellius 
expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of 
rain upon the salinity); tables of position, tempera- 
ture, salinity and density. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
252 —VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air-pressure, air temperature; sea water 
temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and wet 
bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rainfall; 
thunderstorms; clouds, optical phenomena—visibility, 
radiation, blue of the sky, halos and coronas, remark- 
able light phenomenon; general summary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
253 —WALKER, H. S. 
The coconut and its 'relations to the production of 
coconut oil. In: Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. 
i, 1906, pp 58-82. 
Contents: Study on coconuts and coconut oil especi- 
ally at San Remon, Davao Island. 
Photographs: 10 plates showing San Remon beach 
and coconut sheds, drying yards, etc. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
254 —WHITFORD, H. 
I he vegetation of the Lamao Forest Reserve. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 373- 
431, 637-682. 
Contents: Description of the vegetation of the 
Lamao Reserve with notes in the topography. 
Photographs: 45 plates of various types of vegetation. 
Maps: 1 map of Mt. Mariveles showing location of 
Lamao Reserve (contours). 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
194 255 — WIJNMALEN, T. C. L. 
The Philippines. In: Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch- 
Indie, New Series, 1873, pp 340-366. 
Contents: Description of the Philippines in 1873. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
256 —WOOLLEY. P. G. 
The occurrence of Achistosoma Japonicum vel cattoi 
in the Philippine Islands. In; Philippine Journal of 
Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 83-90. 
Contents: Scientific study of the subject. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
257 — WORCESTER. Dean C. 
The non-Christian tribes of Northern Luzon. In: 
Philippine Journal of Science, Vol. i, 1906, pp 791- 
876. 
Contents: Gives a short description of the various 
cultural groups, their names and divisions. 
Photographs: 67 plates of customs, environment, 
material culture. 
For list of Libraries, see annotation—Philippine 
Journal of Science. 
258 —WUST, G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration, 
of Australasia “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 1-10, 
pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition, 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney: Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
259 —YULE. E. S. 
Progress among the pagan Filipinos. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vi. No. 1, 1925, pp 22-26. 
Contents: Brief description of the effect of western 
civilisation on the pagan peoples of the Philippines. 
Photographs: Native types, villages and cultivation. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
260 —ZINGG. Robert M. 
The Igorot of Northern Luzon. In: Inter-Ocean. 
Vol. xin. No. 3, 1932, pp 117-121; No. 4, pp 163-168; 
No. 5, pp 215-218. 
Contents: Description of the Igorot tribe, the non- 
Christian inhabitants of the mountains, mostly of 
the sub-province of Benguet. Chapters on play and 
recreation, death, customs, music and instruments, 
marriage customs, religious life. 
Photographs: Woman carrying basket. Old man 
weaving a basket. Igorots bringing dogs to the hills. 
Linguistic map of Northern Luzon. No. 4. Igorot 
men. Mummies of dead Igorots near Baguio; wealthy 
dead Igorot. An Igorot policeman. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (parts 1 and 2 only); 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
261— ZINGG. Robert M. 
The Bicol region of the Philippine Islands. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 8, 1928, pp 433-438. 
Contents.-. Description of the Bicol region, project- 
ing to the southwest as a peninsula of Luzon, and 
of an eruption of its volcano, the Mayon. 
Photographs: On the way to the top of the moun- 
tain; Plume of smoke over the mountain; Mayon 
in eruption; Slide of glowing stones on the slope; 
Smoke cloud. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
262 —ZINGG. Robert M. 
A tour through the Southern Tagalog Provinces of 
the Philippines: Rizal, Laguna and Tayabas. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, No. 1, 1929, pp 15-23. 
Contents: Description of a motor trip through the 
provinces of Rizal, Laguna and Tayabas, with re- 
marks on the geography and history of the regions. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
263 —ZINGG. Robert M. 
The Bontocs—a primitive Malay of the Philippines. 
In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi. No. 5, 1930, pp 227-232. 
Contents: Discusses the Malay invasion of the 
Philippines, the new physical surroundings, the 
material civilisation of the Bontoc, their food and 
drink, animals and transportation, food production, 
political and social organisation, religion and cere- 
monies, warfare and head-hunting. 
Photographs: Hog caller of Bontoc; Dog feast; 
Native dance at Baguio; Blind old Bontoc woman. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
264 —ZINGG. Robert M. 
The Southern Tagalogs of the Philippines. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. xi. No. 12, 1930, pp 595-602. 
Contents: Description of the provinces of Batangas 
and Cavite and their inhabitants. 
Photographs: Laguna de Bay, the centre of Tagalog 
civilisation. Taal volcano. Chinese church at Taal. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne. 
265 —ZINGG. Robert M. 
A trip through Northern Luzon. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xn. No. 3, 1931, pp 135-141. 
Contents: Description of an excursion for tourists; 
of Baguio, the summer capital; the Benguet Igorots, 
the Ilokano coast. 
Photographs: View of Baguio; Tagolog girl; Old 
building; Benguet women in native dress; Igoists; 
Dog-market at Baguio; Negrito hunter. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
266—ZINGG. Robert M. 
The Cagayan Valley. Its geography, population, re- 
sources and possibilities. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. 
No. 5, 1931, pp 223-228. 
Contents: Chapters on the Cagayan valley in north 
central Luzon; they deal with the aboriginal Negrito; 
the llongot tribe; the Province of Cagayan; the 
Province of Isabella. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne. 
195 CELEBES 
1 — ABENDANON. E. C. 
Voyages geologiques et geographiques k travers la 
Celebes Centrale. (Geological and geographical travels 
across Central Celebes). 3 vols and atlas. Leiden, 
1916, 1917, 1918. (In French). 
■Contents: Detailed description of travels in many 
directions across Central Celebes and in the south- 
western branch of the island. The author gives a 
very detailed topographical and geological description 
of the country with much useful data. His itinerary 
does not follow the main arteries of the country. 
Vol. 3 contains a scientific summary of the results 
of the expedition. 
Photographs: Contains many very useful photo- 
graphs and maps. 
■Copy in the Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne. 
2 — ABENDANON. E. C. 
Onderzoek van Centraal Celebes. (Exploration in 
Central Celebes). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 
1910, pp 79-106, 320-322. (In Dutch) 
•Contents: Detailed account of an expedition from 
Rante Pao to the Masoepoe and Mamasa Rivers 
and over the Letta Mountains to the Sadang delta. 
Photographs: Several photographs and two sketch 
maps. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
3 — ABENDANON. E. C. 
'Onderzoek van Centraal Celebes. (Exploration of 
Central Celebes). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 
1910, pp 506-529. (In Dutch). 
'Contents: A detailed account of an expedition to 
explore the lake district east of Malili, Celebes. 
Photographs: Many photographs and one map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: University 
Library, Brisbane. 
4 —ABENDANON. E. C. 
Onderzoek van Centraal Celebes. (Exploration in 
Central Celebes). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 
1910, pp 979-1002, 1219-1232. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed account of journeys from Palapo 
past Lake Poso to Kolone Dale; from Tomori Bay 
to the Tomini Gulf; from Poso to.and around Lake 
Poso; and from Lake Poso to the mouth of the 
river Lariang. 
Map: Sketch map of Lake Poso. 
'Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
5 —ABENDANON. E. C. 
Celebes en Halmahera (Celebes and Halmahera). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1149-1172. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Almost entirely of geological interest, but 
also containing some notes on floods, river-deltas, 
silt, etc., and brief references to crops in certain 
areas. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
6 —ABENDANON. E, C. 
Onderzoek van Centraal-Celebes. (Exploration in 
Central Celebes). Final chapters, with sketches. In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 73-89. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description in detail of the eastern and 
western mountain ranges; of the east coast between 
Paloe and Delaka; of the Paloe Bay, plains and 
river, and a record of earthquakes embodied in 
text. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
7 —ABENDANON. E. C. 
De oude beddingen der beneden Sadang-rivier en de 
Baai van Pare Pare. (The old bed channels of the 
Lower Sadang River, and Pare Pare Bay). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 103-109. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of changes in the delta of the 
Sadang River; of native efforts to dam and deflect 
it and their results; the nature of the river bed 
and possibility of future changes in the river 
channels. 
Map: The Sadang River. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
8 — ABENDANON, E. C. 
De Breukenkust van Mandar. (The “Broken” coast 
of Mandar). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsh 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 
203-208. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological description of the tangled 
mountain ranges surrounding the Gulf of Mandar, 
Celebes. 
Map: Sketch map included in text. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
196 9 —ABEND ANON. E. C. 
Historische geologie van Midden-Celebes. (Historical 
geology of Central Celebes). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap Vol 
xxxiv, 1917, pp 440-456, 548-564. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A lecture on the geological development 
of Central Celebes delivered 21st April, 1917. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
10 — ABEND ANON. E. C. 
Midden-Celebes: een anti-kritiek. (Central Celebes: 
a rejoinder). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvi, 1919, pp 
49-79. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A defence of the author’s description of 
the geology of Central Celebes against the criticism 
of Wing Easton. Subject headings; Introduction; 
The relation of granite to gneiss; The Central Celebes 
schist-layer; On the coral limestone to the north of 
Lake Poso; The Central Celebes depression; Some 
differences of secondary importance; Wing Easton’s 
historical geology of Central Celebes; Wing Easton’s 
tabular survey; Conclusion. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
11 —ABEND ANON. E. C. 
Die Expedition der Koniglich-Niederliindischen Geo- 
graphischen Gesellschaft nach Zentral Celebes, 1909, 
und 1910. (The expedition of the Royal Nether- 
lands Geographical Society to Central Celebes, 1909 
and 1910). In: Petermanns Geog. Miiteilungen, 
1911, part I, pp 234-238. (In German). 
Contents: An account of the Royal Netherlands 
Geographical Society Expedition to Central Celebes 
in 1909 and 1910. 
Photographs-. Many photographs of the area and 
native life. 
Maps: Central Celebes showing journeys of the 
Royal Dutch Geographical Society, Expedition . . . 
1909 and 1910. Drawn up by E. C. Abendanan, 
scale 1:1,000,000, heights in metres. Waterfalls and 
rapids on rivers, old dried-up lakes indicated. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
12 — ADAM. J. W. H. 
Over de resultaten eener proefontginning van nik- 
kelertsafzettingen nabij Soroako, Celebes en onder- 
hoorigheden. (On the results of a preliminary test- 
ing of nickel ore deposits near Soroako, Celebes 
and subdivisions). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verb and elingen, 1920, Iste 
gedeelte, pp 201-249. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief topographical description of 
Soroako is given on pp 211-213. The illustrations are 
of no topographical interest. 
Maps: General map of the exploration area Soroako, 
scale 1:20,000; Sampe (south of Lake Matano), 
scale 1:500; Soemasang (south of Lake Matano); 
Soemasang I t/m VI, scale 1:1,000; Soemasang VI, 
scale 1:250; Soemasang XII, scale 1:250; Mendjangan 
(south of Matano Lake), scale 1:250; Sketch map 
of the Verbeek Mountains, scale 1 ;200,000. (Location: 
South of Lake Matano, Central Celebes). 
Copies in M.itchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
13 —ALLEN. W. E. and CUPP. E. E. 
Plankton diatoms of the Java Sea. Leyden, E. J. 
Brill, 1935. 
Contents: A scientific study on tropical fish. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
14 —ANGOULVANT. G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises: leur role dans 1’economie 
Internationale. (The Netherlands Indies: their place 
in international economics). 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330, ix, 331-842, ix. 
(In French). 
Contents: General description of Bali, and Lombok, 
Celebes, Timor and dependencies, Moluccas and 
New Guinea. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Hobart; University Library, Perth. 
15 —BEMMELEN, W. van 
Die Klimatologischen Verhaltnisse der Kleinen Sunda 
Inseln und des Timor-Archipels. (The climatological 
relation of the Lesser Sunda Islands and of the 
Timor Archipelago). In: Elbert, J.—Die Sunda- 
Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 259-274. (In German). 
Contents-. Brief review of the climates of the Lesser 
Sundas and Timor showing the relationship between 
them: Clouds temperature, direction of wind, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
16 —BEMMELEN, J. F. van and HOOYER, G. B, 
Guide through Netherlands India. 8vo. London, 
Thos. Cook & Son, 1906, pp xii, 254. 
Contents-. General descriptive guide. 
Photographs-. Small and not very clear—Anchorage 
at Gorontalo. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
17 —BEZEMER. T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie: Schetsen van land 
en volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. 
Niermeyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, 
pp xv, 640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Visit to Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and 
tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, Padang and the 
Padang highlands. Across Sumatra, Batavia and 
Buitenzbrg, the Wayang, means of livelihood of 
the natives, through the Preanger Regencies of the 
volcano of Gedeh, to the territories of the princes 
of Central Java, the Hindoos and their religious 
systems, Hindoo colonisation in Java, Borobodoer 
and Prambanan, through East Java; from Makassar 
197 along the west and north coast to Amoerang, life 
of the Makassarese and Boeginese and the Toradjas, 
Minahassa; Ternate and Batjan, Ambon and the 
Oeliassers, southwestern and southeastern islands. 
Ancestor worship in Indonesia; Boeroe and Ceram; 
on the coast of Netherlands New Guinea; the Banda 
Group, etc.; Topographical details. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
18 — BOON. P. D. 
Waterpassingen in Z.W.-Celebes en in de Minahassa. 
(Water-levellings in Southwest Celebes and in the 
Minahassa). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xxi, 1925, pp 102-111. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the instruments used; the 
levelling net; the levellings made; comparison of 
the altitudes of some triangle points determined 
trigonometrically and by water-levelling. 
Map: The levelling in Southwest Celebes. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
19 — BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data, 1936. With plates. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: Description of nets and other apparatus 
for the collection of biological material; list of 
localities on shore with occasional topographical 
notes. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the locality. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
20 —BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Voyage, chapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: Investigations on shore at Emmahaven, 
Java and Madoera, Bay of Mamoedjoe, Maraboea 
and Kakaban, Bay of Paleleh, Sibitu anchorage (west 
coast of Sevankot); Ternate and Tidore; Islands 
south of Misool; Aroe Islands; Tanimbar Islands; 
Timor; Postiljon Islands; Bima; Makassar; Pater- 
noster Islands; Tana Djampea (Bay of Katella); 
Batoe Ata; Binongko, Soela Islands: Kaoe Bay; 
Morotai; Talaud Islands; Flores; Kaledoepa, Ambon, 
Lembeh Strait, Boo Island, Leti Kisar. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
21 —BROERSMA, R. 
Gorontalo, een handelscentrum van Noord-Celebes. 
(Gorontalo, a trade centre of the North Celebes). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, pp 221-238. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the economic activity of 
Gorontalo and the products of its surroundings. 
Photographs: Two small half-tone plates—Landscape 
near Gorontalo; Gorontalo, with anchorage. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
22 —BROERSMA, R. 
De beteekenis van Celebes Oostkust voor den Handel. 
(The significance for trade of Celebes east coast). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, pp 1039-1049. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An economic description of Eastern 
Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
23 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-lndischen Archipel; stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulkanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago; stratigraphy, tec* 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, V erhandelingen, 1917, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological survey covering—Lesser Sunda 
Islands, with Soemba; Timor-Ceram-Boeroe: Kei 
Islands and part of West New Guinea; Celebes: 
Soela Islands, Obi Islands, Misool; the Northern 
Moluccas and the northern part of West New 
Guinea; New Guinea, with topographical notes. 
Photograph: The volcano island of Roeang (Sangi 
Island) with lava plug in crater. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
24 — BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op de Sangi-eilanden en 
op de eilanden Ternate en Pisang. (Geological inves- 
tigations in the Sangi Islands and in the islands of 
Ternate and Pisang). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
vceien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 
2de gedeelte, pp 3-68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The volcanic island Ruang; topography 
and geology, eruptions. The volcanic island Tagoe- 
landong; topography and geology; volcanoes; the 
volcanic island Makalehi; submerged volcano at west 
of Mahengetang; the volcanic island Ternate; the 
volcanic island Pisang. 
Photographs: The volcano Ruang before the erup- 
tion of 1904 (seen from the north); The top of the 
volcano after the eruption of 1904 and before that 
of 1914; The volcano after the eruption of 1914; 
'Eruption and the forming of a new island to the 
west of Mahengetang in April 1919; The new island 
to the w'est of Mahengetang, some days after the 
eruption in April 1919; part of the new island, 
November 1919. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
25 — BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische beschrijving der omgeving van de. ter- 
tiaire fossielrijke lagen nabij Patoe Noeang Asoe 
Eiland in Zuid-Celebes. (Geological description of 
the vicinity of the tertiary deposits rich in fossils 
near Patoe Noeang Asoe Island in South Celebes). 
In; Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1923, pp 151-165. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is a part of Brouwer, H. A.—Geo- 
logische onderzoekingen in den oostelijken Oost- 
lndischen Archipel III 
198 Photographs; The volcano island of Ruang (Sangi 
Islands), with lava plug in the crater. (Of geological 
interest only). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
26 — BROOKE. James 
1st Rajah of Sarawak, narrative of events in Borneo 
and Celebes down to the occupation of Labuan, from 
(his) journals; together with a narrative of the 
operations of H.M.S. Iris, by Capt. Rodney Munday, 
R.N. 2 vols. Murray, London, 1848. 
■Contents: Continues Keppel’s “Expedition of H.M.S. 
Dido.” 
Photographs: Lithograph plates and woodcuts. 
Maps: Charts of Gulf of Boni, Sarawak Province, 
northwest coast of Borneo: Labuan. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide. 
27 — BUNNEMEYER. H. A. B. 
Along Gowa’s unbeaten paths. In: Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1922,'pp 117- 
120; No. 3, 1922, pp 197-200; No. 4, 1922, pp 276-280. 
Contents: Brief account of a trip to Gowa, Southwest 
Celebes. 
Photographs: A few very small photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
28 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
De bevolkingslandbouw in 1940. (Native agriculture 
in 1940). In: Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x, No. 42, 
1941, pp 1986-1999. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of native agriculture in 1940 in 
Java and Madoera, Bali and Lombok, and in the 
other Outer Possessions. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
29 — CENTRAL CELEBES 
(Account of E. C. Abendanon’s exploration in 1909- 
1910). In; Geographical .Journal, Vol. 38, 1911, pp 
594-598. 
Contents: The journeys extended across the base of 
the southern peninsula, from the head of the Gulf 
of Boni to the Makassar Strait, eastwards to the 
lake basin at the base of the southeastern peninsula, 
and northwards to the Poso Lake and Palu Bay. 
Topographical and geological information. 
Maps: Central Celebes, showing the explorations of 
E. C. Abendanon, 1909-1910, natural scale 1:3,000,000 
■or 1 in to 47.34 statute miles. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
versity Library, Brisbane; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra: Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth; Public 
Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Hobart. 
30 —CLEMENTS. A. O. 
Eene yerkenning in Midden-Celebes. (A reconnais- 
sance in Central Celebes). In: Jaarverslag van den 
Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv, part II, 1919, pp 
130-135. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an expedition to connect 
the triangulation nets of the north arm of Celebes 
and of South Celebes. 
Map: Part of Central Celebes, scale 1:1,500,000, 
showing triangulation points Nos. 13 to 24. 
Copies in NEFIS Library. 
31 — COLLINS. G. E. P. 
East monsoon. 8vo. London, Jonathan Cape, 1936, 
pp 288. 
Contents: A voyage in a palari (Bugis ship) from 
Makassar to Salayar, stay at Bira (South Celebes), 
prahu building and racing, building of a palari for 
the author, racing dugouts. Winds and weather 
in the Flores Sfea; Makassar; administration in 
Celebes; government district of Bulukumba; local 
chieftain; manners and customs of Birans, agricul- 
ture, edible leaves of trees, food, religion and 
magic, warfare and dances, health, etc., Malay 
language. 
Map: District of Bira, South Celebes, scale 5m about 
1.25/32 ins. Shows reefs, sand, ohd and present 
boundaries. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
32 —COOL. H. 
Mijnbouwkundige en geologische onderzoekingsreis 
in Celebes. (Mining and geological investigations in 
Celebes). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvu, 1910, pp 
112-127. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Descriptions of journeys from Pare Pare 
to Alakoeang, Amparita, Masepe; from Pare Pare to 
Kg Koepa and Oming reef; to the rice districts of 
Rapang and Sidenreng to Enrekang, Maiwa and the 
Latimodjong Mountains; to Boenging, the river 
Tabang and Taisoe, etc. 
Photographs: Mt. Boeloe Loa near Alakoeang. Lime- 
stone rocks near Baroko. Panorama over the Salo 
Riwang in the Bao Mountains. 
Map: (PI. V following p 203): Route of the author’s 
travels in Southwestern Toradja, Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
33 — CUTTING, Suydam 
The Toradjas of Celebes. In; Journal of the Ameri- 
can Museum of Natural History, Vol. 34, 1934, pp 
640-652. 
Contents: A description of the habits and mode of 
life generally of one of the three important Malay 
people of the Celebes—the Toradjas. 
Photographs: Illustrated with photographs of the 
natives, their houses and the hill country in which 
they live. 
199 am Main, Hermann Minjon, 1911-1912, pp xxv, 274, 
xv, 373. (In German). 
Contents: Geography, topography, geology, vegeta- 
tion, climate, volcanoes, meteorology, botany, zoology. 
Natives (manners and customs, ceremonies, religion, 
houses, ornaments, language, musical instruments, 
songs, social organisation, head-hunting, etc.). The 
expedition went to Lombok Island, south-east Celebes, 
Tukang Besi Islands (Kaidupa), Muna and Buton 
Islands, Kabaena, Sumbawa, Flores, Wetar. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken by the 
expedition. 
Maps: Map illustrating the geological formation in 
the southern part of Southeast Celebes; Sketch map 
of Southeast Celebes, with the islands Boeton, Moena, 
Kabaena and the Toekang Besi Islands. Based on 
the chart, also on military surveys and his own 
sketches, by J. Elbert, scale 1 : 600,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Melbourne; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
38— ELBERT. J. 
Ergebnisse der Sunda Expedition. (Reports of the 
Sunda Expedition). In: Jahresberichte des Frank- 
furter Vereins fur Geographic und Statistik, 1912, 
pp 5-36. (In German). 
Contents: General survey, list of specimens col- 
lected, geological and ethnological notes. 
Photographs: Native types, carvings, weaving, etc. 
Map: Rumbia, Southeast Celebes. 
Copies in University Library. Brisbane; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne. 
39 — ENGELHARD. H. E. D. 
Die Insel Saleijer (Salayar Island). In: Petermanns 
Geographische Mitteilungen, 1886, pp 194-197. (In 
German). 
Contents: Saleijer or Salayar lies south of Celebes; 
General geographical description with notes on fauna, 
flora and geology. 
Map: Original map of the island of Salayar— 
surveyed and drawn by H. E. D. Engelhard, scale 
1 : 150,000. Inset; Celebes and Lesser Sunda Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
40 —ESCHER, B. G. 
Atollen in den Nederlandsch-Oost-lndischen Archipel. 
De riffen in de groep der Toekang Besi-eilanden. 
8vo. Batavia, Javasche Boekhandel & Drukkerij, 1920, 
pp 18 (Mededeelingen ‘Encyclopaedist Bureau, 
Afl. xxii). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Atolls in the Dutch East Indies Archi- 
pelago. The reefs in the group of Toekang Besi 
Islands, southeast of Celebes. Brief description of 
the main coral reef of the Toekang Besi Islands. 
Maps: Southernmost entrance of Karang Kaledoepa, 
scale 1 : 50,000 after the log of H.M. Soembawa, 1916; 
Toekang Besi Island and reefs, scale 1 : 1,000,000; 
Toekang Besi Island, scale 1 :200,000, H.M. Soem- 
bawa, 1916; Southern entrances to the Kaledoepa 
Reef, scale 1 : 100,000; Koka reef, scale 1 : 50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Public Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
34 —DIECKMANN. W. and JULIUS. M. W, 
Algemeene geologie en ertsafzettingen van Zuidoost- 
Celebes samengesteld door W. Dieckmann, and M. W. 
Julius. (General geology and ore deposits of South- 
east Celebes, compiled by W. Dieckmann and M. W. 
Julius). In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1924, pp. 11-65. 
Contents: Geological description of the ore deposits 
of Southeast Celebes with topographical details. 
Maps: Several maps of geological interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
35 —DIENST VAN DEN MIJNBOUW IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Onderzoekingen naar de mogelijk winbare hoeveel- 
heden zwavel in kraters van verschillende vulkanen 
in den Nederlandsch-Oost-lndischen Archipel. (Re- 
search concerning the possibility of exploitable 
quantities of sulphur in the craters of various vol- 
canoes in the N.E.I. archipelago). In: Verslagen en 
Mededeelingen'betreffende Indische delf staff en enhare 
toepassingen, No. 17, Weltevreden 1925, pp. 37 (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Reports on the sulphur deposits in the 
Kawah Poetih and other craters of Preanger, in the 
Goenoeng Tjeremai (Residency Tjeribon), in the 
Dieng Mountains (Residency Kedoe), on the west 
coast of Sumatra, in North Celebes (Minahassa) 
and the Oena-Oena Island, and on Flores. 
Maps: Map of the crater of G. Mahawoe, scale 
1 :2,000; Map of the crater of Kawah Masem, scale 
1 :2,000; Boring profiles in the Kawah Masem. 
Copy in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne.^ 
36 —EERDE. J. C. van 
Investituur-steenen in Zuid - Celebes. (Investiture 
stones in South Celebes). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. xlvii, 1930, pp 813-826. (In Dutch with summary 
in French.) 
Contents: Describes the 16th and 17th century ruins 
of Kale Goa, south of Macassar. 
Photographs: Twelve half-tone plates of tombs; 
2 views: View towards Baoe-Baoe from the road- 
stead; View in the old Kraton Bolypo at Boeton. 
Maps: Sketch plan of ruins of Kale Goa; scale 
1 : 15,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
37 — ELBERT, Johannes 
Die Sunda-Expedition des Vereins fur Geographic 
und Statistik zu Frankfurt am Main. (The Sunda 
Expedition of the Society for geography and statis- 
tics, Frankfurt on the Main). 2 vols. 4to Frankfurt 
200 41 — EIJSVOGEL. W. F. 
De Sadang-bevloeiingswerken. (The Sadang irriga- 
tion works). In: De Ingenieur in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Vol. vm. No. 5. Section n, 1941, pp 27-42, no 6, 
1941, Section n, pp 43-51. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the zone of depression 
between the mountains of Central Celebes and those 
of the southwestern peninsula, with special regard 
to the Sidenreng or Lakes Plain, which is drained 
by the Tjenrana River to the Gulf of Bone. The 
Sadang River, and the earlier and new irrigation 
plans connected with it. The technical side of the 
plan. The power station Sawitto and the possibilities 
of irrigation connected with it. Economic considera- 
tions. 
Copy in Institution of Engineers’ Library, Sydney. 
42 — GINKEL. G. van 
De landschappen Malili en Noeha in het N.O. van 
de Golf van Boni. (The Malili and Noeha districts, 
northeast of Boni Bay). In: Tijdschrift Komnklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvii, 1910, pp 107-112. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief but comprehensive survey of the 
area, containing much topographical information and 
notes on inhabitants. 
Map: The Malili and Noeha districts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
43 —GISOLF. W. F. 
Mikroskopisch onderzoek van gesteenten uit Zuidoost- 
Celebes. (Microscopic examination of the stones in 
Southeast Celebes). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1924, pp 66- 
113. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Specialised study. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
44 — GRACHT. W. A. J. M. van Waterschoot van der 
Bijdrage tot de geologie van Centraal-Celebes. (Con- 
tributions to the geology of Central Celebes). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1914, 3de gedeelte, pp 16-73. 
Contents: Review of work done in the Toradja dis- 
trict. 
Photographs: Many excellent photographs chiefly of 
geological interest. 
Maps: General map of the route of the journey 
(Toradja country), scale 1:50,000; Sketch map of 
the region in the vicinity of Sassak, scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
45 — GREAT BRITAIN 
Foreign Office (Historical Section). Celebes. 8vo. 
London, H.M. Stationery Office, 1920. (Handbooks 
No. 85), pp (vii), 34. 
Contents: Geography, physical and political, climate, 
sanitary conditions, race and language, population; 
political history; social and political conditions; 
economic conditions; means of communication (in- 
cluding anchorages and ports), industry, commerce, 
finance. Islands connected with Celebes (Sangi, 
Talaud, Schildpad, Banggai Archinelago, Sula), 
islands off the southeastern peninsula of Celebes, 
Salaier, Spermunde Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department 
of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
46 —GREENE. Marc T. 
Celebes, the vast and little known. In; Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. x. No. 3, 1929, pp 90-92. 
Contents: A tourist’s impressions on a brief visit 
to Macassar. 
Photographs: Harbour and trading schooners, Macas- 
sar; principal street at Macassar; scene in the 
interior of Celebes; wharf, Macassar, another scene 
in the interior. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
47 —GRUBAUER. Albert 
Unter Kopfjagern in Zentral-Celebes; ethnologische 
Streifziige in Siidost- und Zentral-Celebes. (Among 
the head-hunters in Central Celebes; ethnological 
expedition in Southeastern and Central Celebes). 
8vo. Leipzig, R. Voigtlander, 1913, pp xi, 608. (In 
German). 
Contents: A detailed ethnological study with topo- 
graphical descriptions throughout. The areas covered 
were: In Southeastern Celebes, inland from Malili 
northeasterly to Torea, and south and southeast 
to Wiwirano, including Lakes Matanna and Towoeti, 
and westward of Lake Towoeti to Pongkeroe. In 
Toradja-land, inland from Paloppo west to Makale, 
northwest to Bitoeang, north to Tondong, east and 
southeast to Kamboetoe. In Central Celebes, from 
Paloppo to Posso, and from Posso, on the Gulf 
of Tomini, southwest and then northwest to Palu 
Bay. Vegetation, flora, fauna, climate, health, 
vocabulary. 
Photographs: Many photographs dealing with native 
life, etc. 
Maps: Principality Loewoe, scale 1:1,000,000; Central 
Celebes, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
48 —HAAS, F. 
Die Molluskenausbeute der Sunda-Expedition. (The 
mollusc yield of the Sunda Expedition). In: Die 
Sunda Expedition, J. Elbert, Vol. 2, pp 308-315. (In 
German). 
Contents: A brief description of the molluscs col- 
lected by the Sunda Expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library. Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
49 — HAGEN. Bernhard 
Bericht fiber die von Dr. Elbert geffihrte Sunda Ex- 
pedition. (Report of the Sunda Expedition led by 
Dr. Elbert). In: Petermanns Geographische Mit- 
teilungen, 1910, part I, pp 306-308. (In German). 
201 Contents: Summary of the geographical results of 
the expedition’s visits to Lombok (especially the 
volcano Rindjani), Tukan Besi Islands, Buton, Muna, 
Kabaena Island, southeast peninsula of Celebes, 
Sumbawa and Bima, Flores and Wetar. Also results 
of soundings in the Sunda Island area. 
Maps: Routes of journeys on Southeast Celebes— 
routes of the Frankfurt Sunda Expedition, 1909- 
1910, scale 1:2,000,000. Inset: General map of 
Borneo, Celebes, etc., showing location of area 
explored. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
50 — HALLIER. H. 
Die Zusammensetzung und Herkunft der Pflanzen- 
decke Indonesiens. (The structure and origin of the 
Indonesian vegetation). In: Die Sunda Expedition, 
J. Elbert. Vol. 2, pp 275-302. (In German). 
Contents: A description of vegetation classified dur- 
ing an expedition to the Sunda Islands, and the 
relation of the flora to that of Australia and America, 
and southeast Asia. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; The Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
51 —HEEKEREN, H. R. van 
Ara, een nieuwe prehistorische vindplaats in Zuid- 
Celebes. (Ara, a new prehistoric site in South Celebes). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. liv, 1937, pp 30-33. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Brief report on early stone-age finds be- 
tween Maros and Tjamba, of no topographical 
interest. Bibliography. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
52 — HESSE, Richard 
Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse in Niederlandisch- 
Indien zwischen 5° nordlicher and 5° siidlicher 
Breite. (Rainfall conditions in Netherlands Indies 
between 5° north latitude and 5° south latitude). 
In: Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen, 1921, 
pp 257-260. (In German). 
Contents: The rainfalls in the section of the Indies 
lying between 5° N and 5° S latitudes. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
53 —HETZEL. W. H. 
Verslag van het onderzoek naar het voorkomen van 
asfaltgesteenten op het eiland Boeton. (Report of a 
survey of the occurrence of asphalt rocks on the 
island of Boeton). In: Verslagen en mededeelingen 
betreffende Indische delfstoffen en hare toepassingen, 
no. 21. Batavia, 1936, pp 56. 
Contents: The topography and geology of the island 
of Boeton. Its asphalt rocks with description of the 
19 localities in South Boeton; indications of oil 
occurrences; the manganese ores. 
Maps: Geological map of Boeton, scale 1 : 200,000; 
Detailed maps of the different asphalt localities; 
Profiles of borings in some asphalt localities. 
Copy in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
54 —'t HOEN, C. W. A. P, and ZIEGLER, K. G. J. 
Verslag over de resultaten van geologisch-mijnbouw- 
kundige verkenningen en opsporingen in Zuidwest- 
Celebes. (Report of the results of geological mine 
working reconnaissance and investigations in South- 
west Celebes). In: Jaarhoek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1915, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 235-363. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a geographical description of the 
aiea with details of roads, rivers, and mountains* 
general notes on country and on climate (pp 237- 
241). Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
55 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
Het meer van Tondano en zijne omgeving. (The 
lake of Tondano and its environs). In: Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xm, 1916, pp 
224-234. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Origin of the lake of Tondano, its site 
and area; shores, water supply and outflow; its 
environs (Tondano, Rembokan, Passo, Kakas, Telap, 
Watumaea, Eria); brief remarks on agriculture, 
religion, schools. 
Photographs: Goenoeng Kalbat seen from the 
Wenang hill; River of Tondano at the M.U.L.O. 
school; Cupola at Rembokan; View over lake of 
Tondano from the Goenoeng Kamintong. 
Map: Lake of Tondano, scale 1:100,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
56 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
Het Sopoetangebergte in de Minahasa. (The Sopoe- 
tan mountains in Minahasa). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xx, 1924, pp 89-93. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the Sopoetan mountains, 
especially the extinct volcano Sopoetan and the new 
active Arsepoet crater. A general description of the 
whole surrounding region with some topographical 
details, is included. 
Maps: Sketch map of Minahasa; The Sopoetan 
mountains—panoramic sketches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
57 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
The Soputan volcano in the Minahassa. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. 5, No. 4, 1924, pp 238-241; No. 5, 1924, 
pp 328-332. 
Contents: A description of Mt. Soputan with many 
illustrations. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
58 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
By motor car through the "Minahassa.” In; Sluy- 
ter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol 2, No. 8, 
1921, pp 140-144. 
Contents: Views from Menado, the northern part 
of Celebes, from tourist’s point of view. 
202 Photographs: High tide on the Menado Road; On 
the shores of Lake Tondano; Fishing ponds near 
Bonder; High tide near Menado; Birdseye view of 
Menado; Part of the road Sonder-Tomohon; Lane 
of Kenari trees near Ajer Mandidi; Controller’s 
residence at Tondano. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
59 —HORST1NG. L. H. C. 
By K.P.M. steamer round Celebes. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 12, 1921, 
pp 448-451, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1922, pp 38-43. 
Contents: Description of a trip from Sourabaya to 
Makassar and via Menado through the Tomini Bay 
to Posso and further from Gorontalo along the 
east coast back to Macassar, from tourists’ point 
of view. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken on the trip. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
60 — HORSTING. L. H. C. 
From Posso to Kolono Dale. In; Sluyter's Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 3, 1933, pp 210- 
213. 
Contents: The writer crossed from Posso on Goro- 
wolo Gulf to Kolono Dale, in from Tomori Bay, 
Central Celebes. 
Photographs: Near Mata Ngkoro; The Posso River 
Coast near Posso. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
61 — HOVIG. P. 
Korte mededeelingen over Indische delfstofafzet- 
tingen. 1. Contactmetamorfe ijzerertsen aan de Sali 
Talimbangan en de Salo Pebatoean, Centraal Celebes. 
(Short reports on Indies mineral deposits. 1. Con- 
tactmetamorphic iron ores on the Salo Talimbangan 
and the Salo Pebatoean, Central Celebes). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1916, 2de gedeelte, pp 25-38. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The Salo Talimbangan and Salo Pebatoean 
• are rivers of Central Celebes. Geological formations 
along the banks are described. The illustrations are 
of no topographical interest. 
Map: Terrain of Salo Talimbangan. Shows geological 
formations on the banks of the river, where there 
are iron ore deposits about 12km or a day’s march 
from Tante Pao. Scale 1:10,000. Section; A cross- 
section of part of the area is inset on the map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
62 — JACOBS. J. H. N. P. 
Eenige tochten door Midden-Celebes. (Some expedi- 
tions through Central Celebes). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. ix, part 1, 1913, 
pp 177-188. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an expedition from Paloe 
(near Donggala), across the watershed between 
Paloe and Koro River into the Benasoe region and 
to Posso on the coast of the Gulf of Tomini. The 
triangulation work B. Tandjoeng Api-Oena Gena 
and P. Walea Bahi (Schildpad Islands); general 
observations on the area. 
Map: Part of central and north Celebes, scale 
1:2,000,000, with the triangulation net across the. 
Gulf of Tomini. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
63 — JANAER. H. J. de 
Waterpassingen in Zuid-Celebes. (Water levelling in 
South Celebes). In; Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xxiv, 1928, pp 118-120. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report on precision levelling in South 
Celebes during 1928. 
Copy in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
64 —JASPERS. J. H. B. 
Van de Kendari-baai naar de Lasolo-rivier; oostkust 
van Celebes. (From Kendari Bay to the Lasolo 
River: east coast of Celebes). In; Tijdschrift Konink- 
Ujk N ederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xun, 1926, pp 55-64. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A journey along the east coast of Celebes. 
Full topographical details, distances, etc. 
Map:'Kendari to Lasolo River, scale approximately 
1:333,333. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
65 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Macassar and South Celebes. In: Java Gazette, Vol. 
n. No. 6, 1933, supplement. 
Contents: History and development of Macassar. 
Excursions in its neighbourhood. 
Photographs: Many photographs of local interest. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
66 — JAVA MOTOR CLUB 
Handboek voor toerisme in Nederlandsch-Indie. 
(Handbook for tourism in the Netherlands East 
Indies). Semarang, pp 244. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General advice to motorists. List of 
hotels, passangrahans, springs and spas, ferries, tele- 
phone offices. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
67 —JONGH. D. de 
Eenige gegevens betreffende het boven-Karamagebied 
(Celebes). (Some data concerning the upper Karama 
basin). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xl, 1923, pp 462- 
474. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The area described comprises the Toradja 
district of Kaloempang of the sub-division Mamoed- 
joe, division Mandar, Celebes. Topography (situa- 
tion, general topography, rivers, roads and paths, 
plantations); people (origin, number, religion, etc., 
language, weapons, houses and villages, clothing, 
means of livelihood). 
Map: Sketch map of upper Karama basin, scale 
1:500,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
203 68 — KEERS. W. 
Over de verschillende vormen van het bijzetten der 
dooden bij de Sa’dan-Toradja. (On the different 
methods of the disposal of the dead among the 
Sa’dan Toradja, Celebes). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lvi, 1939, pp 207-213. (In Dutch).. 
Contents: The cliff burials of the Toradja people in 
the valley of the Sadang, Central Celebes, around 
Makale and Rantepao. The topographical nature 
of the area is fully described. 
Photographs: Twelve half-page half-tone photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
69 — KEMMERLING, G. L. L. 
De vulkanen van den Sangi-Archipel en van de 
Minahassa. (The volcanoes of the Sangi Archipelago 
and of the Minahassa), 2 vols. 8vo. Weltevreden, 
Landsdrukkerij, 1923. (Nederlandsch-lndie, Dienst 
van den Mijnbouw, Vulkanologische en Seismo- 
logische Mededeelingen, No. 5), pp xi, 157, 2. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Volcanoes of the Sangi and Talaud Islands 
and Minahassa. Topography and vegetation. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
70 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
Het Scpoetan-gebergte in de Minahassa. (The Sopoe- 
tan range in Minahassa). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
Xliii, 1926, pp 220-224. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Review of an article in the previous year’s 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, by 
Horsting. 
Photograph: Profile diagram. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
71 — KNIJFF, J. de Koning 
Geologische gegevens omtrent gedeelten der afdeelin- 
gen Loewoe, Pare Pare en Boin. (Geological observa- 
tions on parts of the districts Loewoe, Pare Pare and 
Boin). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1912, pp 276-312. (In 
Dutch. 
Contents: Geological notes on the area with an 
appendix on rocks. This area is on the southwest 
arm of Celebes. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne: Geological Survey Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
72 — KOMOROWICZ, M. Baron von 
De aardbevingen in de Residence Menado op 14 
Maart 1913. (The earthquakes in the residency of 
Menado on 14th March, 1913). In: Jaarboek van 
het in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1913, pp 40-50. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the earthquake activity 
in Menado, particularly in the Sangi and Talaud 
Islands. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
73 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Mededeelingen over Nederlandsche 
onderzoekingstochten in onze kolonien. (Reports on 
Dutch explorations in our colonies). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxvii, 1910, pp 572-590, 810-823, 1029-1042. 
1241-1254. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Information regarding E. C. Abendanon’s 
explorations in Central Celebes, via Palopo over the 
-Tamboke mountains to the south of Lake Poso and 
on to Kolone Dale on the Gulf of Tomori, the routes 
Palopo, Masamba, Wotoe, Malili and Wotoe, Lim- 
bang-pangi, Pendolo-east side of Lake Poso, Tentana, 
Poso (as charted in “economic” map of Celebes, 
1909), were surveyed. Also from Kolone Dale to 
near the mouth of the Soemoera River, in Tomori 
Bay and up the river to Tambajoli, thence across 
to Poso Paloe Bay and plain and the lower Sadang 
River and the coast of Mandar were also visited. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
74 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Nieuwe indeeling van het landschap 
Boeton. (New subdivision of the Boeton district). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1004-1010. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents-. Details of new divisions of the islands 
Boeton and Moena, off the south coast of Celebes. 
Map-. One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
75 — K.N.I.LM. 
Touring the tropics at top speed. 
Contents: The regular services of the K.N.I.L.M. 
The aeroplanes used. Description of Java from the 
air. The beauty of Bali. The Toradja Lands. All 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Two maps. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
76 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
The “Paketvaart” atlas of the Netherlands Indian 
Archipelago. Amsterdam, Batavia. 
Contents: Series of maps and photographs of parts 
of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photograph: One photograph. 
Map: One map. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
204 77 — KONINKIIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of Java and Borneo. 4to. Batavia. G. Kolff & 
Co., 1938, pp 32. 
Contents: Richly illustrated prospects for a tour 
comprising the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
New Guinea, and Celebes; with excursions suggested 
from each port. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; NEF1S 
Library. 
78 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Molucca Number. In; K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. 1, No. 
7, pp 154-177. 
Contents: Brief description of the following islands 
with their populations, arts and crafts: Ternate, 
Halmahera, Tidore, Batjan, Obi Group, Sula; Buru, 
Ceram, Banda and small islands. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
79 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In: K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. I, No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents: Description of some of the more import- 
ant volcanoes of the Netherlands East Indies for 
the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
80 —KOOLHOVEN. W. C. B. 
Verslag over een verkenningstocht in den oostarm 
van Celebes en den Banggai-Archipel. (Report of 
an exploratory journey in the east arm of Celebes 
and the Banggai Archipelago). In; Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1929, pp 187-228. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Banggai Archipelago; Boealemo Penin- 
sula, East Arm between Boealemo Peninsula and 
the line Boenta Toeli; the coastal region of North 
Boengkoe. The report is chiefly concerned with 
geology and the photographs Have geological interest 
only. There are also, however, brief topographical 
and hydrographical sections. Bibliography. 
Maps: Map and profile in Atlas volumes for 1929. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
81 —KOOLHOVEN. W. C. B. 
De geologic van het Maliliterrein (Midden-Celebes). 
(The geology of the Malili terrain, Central Celebes). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1930, 3de gedeelte, pp 127-153. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Geomorphology, stratigraphy, structural 
geology. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
82 —KOPERBERG. M. 
Verslag omtrent de gedurende het jaar 1899 in de 
Residentie Menado bedreven geologisch-mijnbouw- 
kundige onderzoekingen en mijnontginning. (Account 
of geological and mining investigations and enter- 
prises in the residency of Menado during the year 
1899). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
land sch-Indie, 1900, pp 30-50. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A report of geological and mining opera- 
tions in Menado in 1899. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne. 
83 — KOPERBERG, M. 
Verslag van het geologisch en mijnbouwkundig onder- 
zoek in de Residentie Menado over hetjaar 1900. (Re- 
port of the geological and mining investigation in the 
residency of Menado in the year 1900). In: Jaarboek 
van het Mijnwezen in Nederland sch-Indie, 1901, pp 
115-121. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of geological and mining 
operations in 1900. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
84 — KOPERBERG. M. 
Geologische en mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen in 
de Residentie Menado gedurende het jaar 1901. 
(Geological and mining investigations in the resi- 
dency of Menado during the year 1901). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1902, 
pp 147-163. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and mining report of the resi- 
dency of Menado in 1901, mainly in the districts of 
Bantaoena, Pagoeat and Bwool. 
Maps; Several 'maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne. 
85 — KOPERBERG. M. 
Geologische en mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen in 
de Residentie Menado gedurende het jaar 1902. 
(Geological and mining investigations in the resi- 
dency of Menado during the year 1902). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1903, 
pp 170-178. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and mining report of the resi- 
dency of Menado in 1902, mainly in the districts 
of Bantaoena, Pagoeat and Bwool. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne. 
86 — KOPERBERG. M. 
Verslag eener mijnbouwkundige exploratie van het 
kopererts-voorkomen aan de Boekal-rivier in het 
landschap Bwool, verricht in de maand, April 1901. 
(Account of a mineralogical exploration for copper 
ore occurrence on the Boekal River in the province 
of Bwool, made in April 1901). In; Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 1905, pp 152-171. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an investigation (geologi- 
cal) for copper ore indications in the Boekal River 
area in 1901. 
Maps: Map and geological section from Boekal to 
Kantana. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
205 87 — KOPERBERG. M. 
Geologische en mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen in 
de Residence Menado gedurende het jaar 1903. (Geo- 
logical and mining investigations in Menado resi- 
dency during the year 1903). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwe%en in Nederlandsch-lndie, 1905, pp 172-197. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A report of geological and mining opera- 
tions in Menado in 1905, particularly in the district 
of Pagoeat, provinces of Moeetong and Todjo and 
Belaang Mongordou. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
88 —KOPERBERG. M. 
Geologische en mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen in 
de Residentie Menado gedurende het jaar 1904. (Geo- 
logical mining investigations in the residency of 
Menado during the year 1904). In: Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-lndie, 1907, pp 165- 
184. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A report of geological and mining opera- 
tions in Menado in 1904. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
89 — KOPERBERG. M. 
Verslag van een onderzoek naar de uitbarstingen in 
1904 op het vulkaan-eiland Roeang bij I agoelandang 
(Sangi- en Talaoet-eilanden). (Account of an investi- 
gation of the eruption in 1904 of the volcanic island 
of Roeang near Tagoelandang, Sangi and 1 alaud 
Islands). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-lndie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte 1909, pp 
205-295. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Situation and nature of the island group 
of Tagoelandang; description of Roeang; notes on 
the history of Roeang; petrography notes on Tagoe- 
landang. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs and maps. 
Maps: Several maps used in the investigations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
90 —KOPERBERG, M. 
Bouwstoffen voor de geologic van de Residentie 
Menado; bijeengebracht door de onderzoekingen van 
den Dienst van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-lndie 
in 1899-1904, samengesteld door M, Koperberg. 
(Materials for the geology of the residency of 
Menado; collected from the investigations of the 
Mining Service in the Netherlands Indies in 1899- 
1904, compiled by M. Koperberg). 3 parts (in 2 
vols) and Atlas volume. Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1928, 
Iste en 2de gedeelte, and atlas, pp vii, 397; ix, 446. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: General geological survey of Minahassa, 
provinces of Bolaang Mongondoo, Bintaoena and 
Bolaang Oeki, Bolaang Itang and Kaidipang, Divi- 
sion of Gorontalo, Bwool Province, District of 
Pagoeat, Province of Maoston, the volcano island 
of Oena-Oena, Poso. Province of Todjo. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps of area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
91— KRUYT, Albert C. 
De West-Toradjas op Midden-Celebes. Deel 1-4 and 
deel platen. (The Toradjas of Central Celebes, Vols. 
1-4 and volume of plates). 5 vols. 4to. Amster- 
dam N. V. Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers-Maat- 
schappij, 1938. (Verhandelingen der Koninklijke 
Nederlandsche Akademie van Wetenschappen te 
Amsterdam, Afdeeling Letterkunde, Nieuwe reeks, deel 
40), pp xii, 543; vii, 630; viii, 562; viii., 493. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the western Toradja land and 
people of Central Celebes. Vol. 1 contains detailed 
geographical and geological descriptions, hydro- 
graphy, breadth and flow of rivers, topography, vege- 
tation, social organization and law, stone, copper 
and clay funeral urns and wooden images. Vol. 2 
covers villages, houses, temples, warfare, man and 
his struggle against the surrounding powers, the 
cosmos and myths, gods and spirits, Sjamanism. 
Vol. 3 deals with Islam, betrothal and marriage, 
pregnancy and birth, the child, care of the dead. 
Vol. 4 deals with agriculture, dress and ornament, 
food and entertainment, animals, hunting and fish- 
ing, industry, bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs and plates. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
92— KRUYT, Albert C. 
De opsporing van het Lindoe-meer op Celebes. Over- 
gedrukt uit het Tijdschrift van het Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Jaargang, 
1898. 8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1898. (Survey of Lake 
Lindoe in Celebes. Reprint from tb Journal of 
the Royal Netherlands Geographical Society, 1898), 
pp 8. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Previous exploration of the area, topo- 
graphy, geology, direction of wind, fishes, the Tolin- 
doe (inhabitants of the locality). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
93 —KRUYT, Albert C. 
Pakawa, een landstreek in de onderafdeeling Paloe 
(Midden-Celebes). (Pakawa, a district of the sub- 
division of Paloe, Central Celebes). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xliii, 1926, pp 526-544. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the people of the north- 
west part of the subdivision. 
Map: One map of the area. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
94 —KRUYT, Albert C. 
De To Wana op Oost-Celebes. (The To Wana of 
East Celebes). In: Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, p 941. 
(In Dutch). 
206 Contents: This is a review of Dr. Kruyt’s book, 
De To Wana op Oost Celebes, and contains informa- 
tion regarding these primitive forest-dwelling people 
and their customs and beliefs and some notes on the 
country they inhabit. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
95 —KRUYT, Albert C. 
De bewoners van den Banggai-archipel. (Inhabitants 
of the Banggai Archipelago). In; Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlix, 1932, pp 66-68, 249-271. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An ethnological survey. General view 
of the group; sunken villages; Mian Banggai and 
Mian Sea-Sea; scattered dwellings; architecture; pets; 
furniture; pottery; barkcloth; weaving and cloth- 
ing; copper casting; iron working; law, food; hunt- 
ing; gardens and fishing. 
Map: One map of the archipelago. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
96 — KRUYT, Albert C. and KRUYT, I. 
Reis naar het Landschap Napoe in de onder-afdeeling 
Posso. (Journey to the Napoe district in the sub- 
division of Posso). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvm, 
1921, pp 400-413. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Narrative .of a journey. Topographical 
and ethnological material. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
97 — KRUYT. Albert C. and KRUYT, J. 
Reis naar Kolaka. (Journey to Kolaka). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxxvm, 1921, pp 689. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes of a journey inland from Kolaka 
in the southeast peninsula of Celebes in July 1920. 
Map: One map of the area. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
98 —KRUYT, Albert C. and KRUYT, J. 
Een reis onder de Toradja’s van Sa’dan en Mamasa. 
(Celebes). A journey among the Toradjas of Sa’dan 
and Mamasa). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxix, 
1922, pp 678-716. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Diary of a journey from Palopo through 
the upper Sa’dan basin to Mamasa. Topographical 
and ethnological information. 
Map: One map of the area. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
99 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological Results, part 1. Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results, 1935. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Geological history and formations of the 
area investigated and its relation to the bathymetrical 
results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Library, 
Canberra. 
100 — KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2: Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, ob- 
servations on coral growth, movements with relation 
to the sea level; phenomena of the reef-flats, on the 
formation of atolls, summary of the principal results, 
bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra, 
101 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geologische problemen in verband met de Toekang 
Besi-eilanden. (Geological problems in connection 
with the Toekang Besi Islands). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 236-247. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the geological history of the 
group, in Southeast Celebes. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
102 —LAM, H. J. 
Miangas, the disputed isle. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. 
No. 4, 1928, pp 195-201. 
Contents: Miangas is a small island north of the 
Sangihe and Talaud Islands between Celebes and 
New Guinea. Brief but good monograph of the 
island. 
Photographs: Southern tip of Miangas, as seen from 
the Soro hill, the tiny islet of Baronto, connected 
with the main island by a coral reef, has in the 
photograph, the appearance of a mediaeval fort- 
ress; Close-up view of the undermined cliffs of 
Baronto; Procession of the Choral Union, along the 
main street. 
Map: Miangas Island, scale 1:10,000, contours and 
topographical information are given. Inset: Fortress 
G. Kota, scale 1; 1,000. A general map showing the 
position of Miangas; Chart of the area between Cele- 
bes, Halmahera and Mindanao. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
103 —LEK. Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3: Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern pari of the Netherlands East 
Indies, Vol. 2, part 3, pp (v), 169. (In German). 
Contents: Technical results of the tide and series 
measurements. Apparatus, methods of work, anchor 
stations, position of ship at anchor stations, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
104 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. in. No. 6, October 1933; Vol. iv. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 
10, 11, July 1934-March 1935; Vol. v, Nos. 4, 12, 
207 August 1935, April 1936; Vol vi. Nos, 2, 11, June 
1936, March 1937; Vol. vn. Nos. 1, 3, May and 
July 1937. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
105 —LUCIEER. A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volkeren van Nederlandsch- 
Indie (buiten Java). (The birthrate among the 
peoples of the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrtjkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; statistics; natural causes 
of low birthrate; conclusion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
106 — MANN, William M and MANN. Lucil© Q. 
Around the world for animals. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. lxxhi, 1938, pp 665-714. 
Contents: Describes an animal-collecting expedition 
under the auspices of the National Geographic Society 
and the Smithsonian Institute. The expedition had 
its headquarters at Pemongsiantar (North Sumatra) 
and also included a six weeks’ journey through the 
Eastern Archipelago, visiting Makassar, Ambon, 
Ceram. 
Map: Netherlands Indies, scale 1 in : 350 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Teachers’ College Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society ot South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
107 —MESDAG. F. T. 
Over de werkzaamheid van den Sopoetan in de jaren 
1911-1912. (On the activity of Sopoetan in the years 
1911-1912). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1912, pp 313- 
319. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the activity of the Sopoetan 
volcano in 1911-1912. 
Photographs: Several photographs of the volcano. 
Maps: Map of a part of the Sopoetan Mountains, 
scale 1:30,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Svdney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
108 —MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel II. 
Midden gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical Guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part II. Central part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage 1931. Sixth edition, pp 99. 
(Supplement to Part II, 6th edition). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes parts of Java, Borneo, Celebes 
and the western part of the Lesser Sunda Islands 
as far as 121° 10' E. 
Copies in NEFIS Library. 
109 —MOHR. E. C. lul 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder. Deel I, tweede 
stuk. (The soil of the tropics in general, and of the 
Netherlands Indies in particular. Vol. 1, part 2). 
8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1933. (Koninklijke 
Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut, Amsterdam, Mede- 
deelingen, No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), 
pp vi, 131-335. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The processes of decomposition and soil 
formation, with particular reference to Bali, Celebes 
and Lesser Sunda Islands. 
Photographs: West Celebes—slightly south of Dong- 
gala; West coast of South Celebes—near Pangkad- 
jene; North of South Celebes—Toradj a land—near 
Rimboen, west of Makala; South Celebes—torrent 
in the Mata Alio at Enrekang, water of a dirty 
purple-grey colour—velocity of current at 8 m p sec. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Waite Agricultural Research 
Institute Library, Adelaide. 
110 —MOHR. E. C. Jul 
De bodem tropen in het algemeen, en die van Neder- 
landsch-lndie in het bijzonder, Deel II, tweede stuk; 
Eenige eilanden der Molukken, Halmahera, Celebes, 
Borneo, Bangka en Billiton. (The soil of the tropics 
in general, and of the Netherlands Indies in par- 
ticular, Vol. 2, part 2: Some islands of the Moluccas, 
Halmahera, Celebes, Borneo, Bangka and Billiton). 
8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1935. (Koninklijke Veree- 
niging Kolonial Instituut, Amsterdam, Mededeelingen 
No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp vii, 143- 
342. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Soil-forming minerals, climate, decomposi- 
tion of minerals and types of soil, evaluation and 
utilization of the soil. 
Photographs-. Many photographs of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Waite Agricultural Research 
Institute Library, Adelaide. 
111 — MORDAUNT. Elinor 
The further venture book. 8vo. London, John Lane, 
1926, pp xi, 312. 
Contents: Journey to New Guinea, and the Nether- 
lands Indies, Port Moresby, Samarai, Nari, Dobu, 
Gumasila, Trobriands, Manokwari, Bosnik (Schouten 
Islands), Dempta, Humboldt Bay, Sarmi, Mapia, 
Celebes, Lesser Sundas. General description of places 
and people, manners and customs, fauna and flora. 
Photographs: A wedding in Celebes; Hats in Celebes. 
Buffaloes laden with rice. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne: 
Public Library, Launceston. 
112 —NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section of Nature Protection of the 
Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg 1938, Dept, 
of Economic Affairs, Batavia, 63 pages. 
Contents: Position and area of the nature reserves, 
and discussion of the animals, vegetation and terrain 
by Dr. K. W. Dammermann; The Orang Utan by 
208 A. Hoogerwerf; The Hornbills by Dr. C. G. G. J. 
van Steenis; The Nature Reserve of Bantimooroong 
near Macassar by A. Hoogerwerf: List of nature and 
game reserves in the Netherlands East Indies for 
May 1936. 
Photographs: To the waterfall between the lowering 
limestone walls of the chasm; Nature reserve of 
Bantimooroong near Macassar, Celebes. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, 
Brisbane. 
113 —NEDERLAND MAIL 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11, September and November 1936; 
Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1938; Vol. 6, Nos. 1. 3, 4, 5, 
8, January-August 1939. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs of tourist interest. 
Copies in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
114 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies: gold and 
silver. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. Nos. 
20-22, 1936, pp 1-23. 
Contents: Historical review, materials used; tech- 
nique of the native gold and silversmiths, the present 
centres of their art—Kota Cede 1 n'nr 1 c’akar a. 
Bali, Kendari in Celebes, and minor centres in 
Sumatra and Java. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
115 —PAARDEKOOPER. W. J. G. 
Houten bruggen in Zuidwest-Celebes. (Wooden 
bridges in Southwest Celebes). In: De Ingenieur in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. vm. No. 1, section n, 1941, 
pp 1-4. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The constructions used in wooden bridges 
in Southwest Celebes. 
Photographs: Photographs of seven bridges, among 
them: Tandoeng bridge, Noni bridge, Pembaoeang 
bridge, Padatoe bridge (two views). 
Map: Road map of Southwest Celebes. 
Copies in Institution of Engineers’ Library, Sydney. 
116 — PANNEKOEK. A. J. 
Het relief van den zeebodem en de dieptekaarten 
van den Indischen Archipel. (The bottom configura- 
tion of the seas and bathymetrical charts of the 
Netherlands East Indies. Abstract). In: Neder- 
landsch-Indische Geografische Mededeelingen, Vol. I, 
part 4, 1941, pp 77-91. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses the bathymetrical chart of the 
Netherlands East Indies based on 30,000 soundings 
produced by the Snellius-Expedition 1929-1930. 
Another chart (pi. 1) differing from the above, but 
based on the same soundings, is included. 
Maps: Text figures—9, chiefly sections of chart. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
National Library, Canberra. 
117 —PEEKEMA. Wibo 
Colonization of Javanese in Outer Provinces of the 
Netherlands East Indies. In: Geographical Journal, 
Vol. ci, 1943. pp 145-153. 
Contents: Colonization in Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes. 
Photographs: Irrigation works at Trimurdjo. Mwtro; 
House of chief of the district. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney: Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
University Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Public Library, Hobart. 
118 — PERNfi. E. 
Dwellings of the Buginese. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, 
No. 4, 1926, pp 215-216. 
Contents; Description of the buildings of the Wad- 
jos, of Buginese parentage in Celebes. 
Photographs: Typical Buginese house (two views); 
In a Buginese kampong; Silver and brass bowls of 
native manufacture. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
119 —PINKE. F. 
Voyage, Chapter II. The expeditionary ship and 
the naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3; the 
deep-sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 
1938. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part 
of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i. 
pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship, ship as survey vessel, 
requirements of expedition, preparation, description 
of equipment, personnel and duties, some nautical 
results. Description of deep-sea anchoring equip- 
ment. 
Photographs: The roads of Makassar; The principal 
shop at Beo Talaud Islands; The virgin forest near 
Beo; One of the “belangs” on the roads of Banda; 
On the reef near the island of Watap. 
Maps: Several maps and charts of the principal 
basins and troughs in the eastern part of the archi- 
pelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
120 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts, Chapter 1. Depth determinations, 1935. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
Chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Depth, wire soundings, echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo. Accuracy of the soundings, ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of the deep-sea charts. Nautical 
results, deep-sea anchoring equipment, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
121 —QUANT, W. de 
Aanteekeningen betreffende het zuidwestelijk schier- 
eiland van Celebes. (Remarks concerning the south- 
western peninsula of Celebes). In: Jaarverslag van 
den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv. No. 2, 1919, 
pp 1-68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Chapters on the history of discovery, 
origin of the name Celebes, establishment of Dutch 
209 rule, geographical situation and description of coast- 
line, horizontal and vertical configuration, the main 
rivers, the lakes of Sidenreng and Tempe and the 
Crocodile Lake; geological structure; climate, popu- 
lation, language, religion, agriculture, commerce 
and traders; administrative division. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Maps: Many maps and charts of Celebes. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
122 —QUANT, W. de 
Enkele toelichtingen bij de kraterkaart van het 
Lompo-Battang complex. (Some explanations to the 
crater map of the Lompo-Battang complex). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xv. 
No. 2, 1919, pp 144-146. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the crater of the Lompo 
Battang, and of its hydrography. 
Map: Crater of the Lompo Battang volcano (South- 
west Celebes), scale 1:10,000. Sections across the 
crater, scale 1:40,000. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
123 —RAVEN. H. C. 
Barkcloth making in Central Celebes. In: Journal of 
the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 32, 
1932, pp 372-383. 
Contents: A description of these people of the Koe- 
lawi district and their art of cloth making. Illus- 
trated with photographs. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
124 —RAVEN, H. C. 
“Makanan Malayu.” In: Journal of the American 
Museum of Natural History, Vol. 34, 1934, pp 176- 
182. 
Contents: A good description of some of the foods 
in common use among the natives of Borneo and 
Celebes. Methods of obtaining and cooking them 
are given. 
Photographs: Illustrated with photographs. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
125 — REES. R. Th. 
De bouw van de stuw in de Sadang-rivier. (The 
building of the barrage in the Sadang River). In: 
De Ingenieur in Nederlandsch-Indie, section II. 
Bouw- en Waterbouwkunde, Vol. vm. No. 6, 1941, 
pp 51-64. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Technical description of the general plan 
and details about the different important sections 
of the work. 
Photographs: 16 views of the barrage and reservoir. 
Maps: Map of the rock spur at Benteng; Plan 
of the barrage at Benteng; Plan of the barrage across 
the old course of the Sadang; Map of the site of 
the conveyor. 
Copy in the Institute of Engineers’ Library, Sydney. 
126 — REIJZER, I. 
Geologische aanteekeningen betreffende de zuidelijke 
Toradjalanden. (Geological notes on the southern 
Toradja lands). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederland sch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste ge- 
deelte, pp 154-209. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological notes on the southern Toradja 
lands. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the Tae-Toradja 
lands, scale 1:300,000; The Geloampang coalfield, 
scale 1:10,000; Maps in Atlas volume. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
127 — REITSMA. S. A. 
Gedenkboek der staatspoor- en tramwegen in Neder- 
landsch-lndie, 1875-1925. (Memorial book of the State 
railway and tramways in Netherlands India, 1875- 
1925). Weltevreden 1925, pp 216. (In Dutch). 
Contents: History of the rail and tramways in the 
periods from the first constructions to the beginning 
of their exploitation, in the exploitation periods 
before and since 1894. Their organisation, staff, 
outfit (way and superstructure; bridges, signalling, 
rolling stock, fuelling, workshops, electric railways, 
tariff, financial results). 
Photograph: Opening of the tramline Makassar- 
Takalar, Celebes. 
Map: Railway map for southwest and northeast 
Celebes for 1925. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
128 — RENESSE. A. M. W. van 
Makassar harbour, the nucleus of Celebes. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. iv, No. 3, 1923, pp 144-149. 
Contents: Brief description of Makassar harbour 
and its shipping. 
Photographs: Most of the illustrations show only 
shipping. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
129 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter I. Programme of research and 
preparations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of 
expedition, the ship, trial trip and voyage to the 
Netherlands East Indies, stay in Java before com- 
mencement of research, oceanographic investigations 
on voyage out, bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
130 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter III. The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts, 1938). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies. 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
210 Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship's position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
131—RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts, Chapter 2: The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water (with 
two large depth charts and 16 detail charts), 1934. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
Chapter 2, pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review; work of the expedi- 
tion; construction of bathymetric charts; configura- 
tion of sea floor; Moluccan Sea, Sangihe trough, 
Tomini Gulf, Celebes Sea, Makassar Strait, Sulu 
Sea, Halmahera Sea, Ceram Sea, Banda Sea, Flores 
Sea, Bali Sea, Gulf of Bone, Salajar trough, Wetar 
Strait, Sawoe Sea, adjacent part of Indian Ocean, 
Timor Sea, Arafura Sea, nature of sea floor, sum- 
mary of results, future investigations, bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
132 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederliindisch- 
Ostindien. (Oceanographic investigations in the 
Netherlands East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesell- 
schaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209- 
225. (In German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Obser- 
vations on the sea bottom, tides, depths, tempera- 
ture, etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
133 —ROOTHAAN, H. Ph. 
Geologische en petrografische schets der Talaud- en 
Nanoesa-eilanden. (Geological and petrographical 
sketch of the Talaud and Nanoesa Islands). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1925, pp 174-220. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical survey, geology, petrography. 
Maps: Numerous maps of the islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Hobart. 
134 —ROUS. W. D. 
To Koepang and Makassar in a Moth. In:_Java 
Gazette, Vol. iv. No. 3, 1935, pp 1-4. 
Contents: Description of a flight from Andir aero- 
drome, Bandoeng, via Soerabaya and Rambang 
(Lombok) to Koepang. A flight from Bandoeng, 
via Rambang to Makassar. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
135 —ROY. J. J. E. 
Quinze ans de sejour a Java, et dans les iles princi- 
pals de 1'archipel de la Sonde. (Fifteen years in Java 
and in the principal islands of the Sunda Archi- 
pelago). 2nd edition. Tours, A. Marne, 1863, pp 347. 
(In French). 
Contents: Description of Java, Billiton, Sumatra and 
Celebes, by an officer of the Dutch Service. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
13S —ROUX. J. 
Reptilien und Amphibien in zoogeographischer Hin- 
sicht. (Reptiles and amphibians from a zoogeographi- 
cal aspect). In: J. Elbert, Die Sunda-Expedition, 
Vol. 2, pp 305-308. (In German). 
Contents: Brief survey of the reptiles and amphibians 
found by the Sunda-Expedition, with special refer- 
ence to their distribution. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
137 —SANTE. P. Th. 
De piek van Bonthain (Lompo Battang). (The 
peak of Bonthain, Lompo Battang). In: Jaarverslag 
van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. ix, part I, 1913, 
pp 171-176. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a tour in southwest Celebes, 
from Soengoeminasa, the headwaters of Bonthain 
or Bawa Kraeng. 
Photographs: Bush east of the Boeloe Barijah, on 
the rim of the crater; Gap in the crater wall, seen 
from the Boeloe Barijah to the west; The Polo- 
boting; Gap (barranco) in the crater wall, seen from 
the crater; Front summit of the Bawah Kraeng. 
Map: The Lompo Battang Mountains with peak 
of Bonthain and headwaters of Boerang River, scale 
1:100,000. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
138 —SARASIN. F. 
Durchquering von Siidost Celebes. (Tour through 
Southeast Celebes). In: Verhandlungen der JGesell- 
schaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, Vol. xxm, No. 7, 1896, 
pp 339-356. (In German). 
Contents: Description of the Buginese, Mohammedan 
people of Southeast Celebes and other tribes. Notes 
on the country and its characteristics. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
139 —SARASIN, Paul and SARASIN. Fritz 
Reiseberichte aus Celebes. (Accounts of travels in 
Celebes). Erster - dritter Bericht. Sonderahdruck 
aus der Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde 
zu Berlin, Bde. 29-30, 1893-1894. 8vo. Berlin. 1894- 
1895, pp 351-401, 1-9, 311-352. (In German). 
Contents: Topography, geology, vegetation, fauna 
and flora, agriculture; natives (as carriers, physical 
characteristics, social organization, dress, ornament. 
211 villages, houses, etc.). Areas described include; route 
Menado to Gorontalo; Bone River; Buol to Gulf of 
Tomini, and Central Celebes. 
Maps: Preliminary sketch map of P. & F. Sarasin’s 
journeys between Minahassa and Gorontalo, scale 
1:750,000; Sketch of the route of P. & F. Sarasin 
between Buol and the Gulf of Tomini, scale 
1:650,000; Preliminary sketch map to P. & F. Sara- 
sin’s journey through Central Celebes, January- 
March, 1895, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Forestry Com- 
mission’s Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide. 
140 —SCHRADE. E. 
Het landschap Banggai. (The district of Banggai). 
In: Nederlandsch-Indische Geografische Mededeelin- 
gen, Vol. 1, 1941, pp 103-110, 125-132. (In Dutch 
with summary in English). 
Contents: A description of the eastern arm of 
Celebes compiled from two Civil Service memoirs. 
The first part deals with the physiographic condi- 
tions, the second part with the people, economic 
conditions, and history. 
Photographs: 5 half-tone plates. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra (second part onlv); National 
Museum Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth. 
141 —SCHWARZ. E. 
Die Saugetierausbeute der Sunda-Expedition. (The 
mammalian yield of the Sunda Expedition). In: 
Elbert, J.—Die Sunda-Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 303-304. 
(In German). 
Contents: A brief description of the mammals found 
and classified during an expedition to the Sunda 
islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
142 — SIBINGA. G. L. Smit 
De geologische ligging der boven-triadische olie- en 
asfaltzettingen in de Molukken. (The geological 
position of the upper triadic oil and asphalt deposits 
in the Moluccas). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxviii, 1928, pp 111- 
120. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief discussion of the relation of the 
occurrence of fuel deposits to the upper triadic 
geosyncline, with sections of Timor, Savoe, Rotti, 
Semaoe and the Moluccas between Timor and 
Ceram; Ceram; Boeroe, Boeton, Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
143 —SIBINGA. G. L. Smil 
Heeft de Banggai-Archipel in jongtertiairen tijd 
een afwijkende ontwikkeling gehad? Onhoudbaarheid 
der pliocene Molukkenbrug. (Had the Banggai Archi- 
pelago a divergent development in the early tertiary 
period? Untenability of the pliocene Moluccas 
bridge). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. L, 1933, pp 227- 
238. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author examines in detail the geo- 
logical history of the Banggai Islands and concludes 
that the zoogeographical arguments for a land- 
connection between Celebes and the Soela Islands 
are not borne out by the geological facts. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
144 —SIBOGA EXPEDITION 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder 
commando van C. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door . . . 
M. Weber. (Results in the zoological, botanical, 
oceanographical and geological fields, collected in 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1899-1900, on board 
H.M. Siboga, under the command of G. F. Tydeman. 
edited by M. Weber). 66 parts. 4to. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill, 1902-1939. (In various languages) 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest see 
under names of authors of separate monographs as 
follows:— 
Monograph I: Weber, M.—Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition, 1902. (Introduction and des- 
cription of the expedition, 1902). (In French). 
Monograph 111: Tydeman, G. F.—Hydrographic re- 
sults, 1903. 
Monograph LXVI; Wichmann, A.—Geologische Er- 
gebnisse der Siboga Expedition, 1925. (Geological 
results of the Siboga Expedition, 1925). (In German). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth (incomplete set). 
145 —SMITH. Irving G. 
Menado. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No. 1, 1932, 
pp 14-16. 
Contents: Description of the beauty spots of 
Menado (city and environs). 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
146 —SMITH. S. Watson 
The chronicle of the first world tour of the British 
Medical Association, 1935, pp 238. 
Contents: Chronicles and photographic record of 
the world tour (see pp 97-108 and LXIV). 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of native habi- 
tations, etc. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
147 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snell ius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under the leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill. 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. 
212 Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2. 
Oceanographic results, part 2 chapter I, pp 68, chapter 
2, pp 63 part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; Vol. 3, 
Meteorological observations, pp (v), 113; Vol. 5, 
Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; 
Vol. 6, Biological data, pp 29. The relevant sec- 
tions have been listed under their authors: P. M. 
van Riel, F. Pinke, H. Boschma and Ph. H. Kuenen, 
L. Lek, S. W. Visser, P. H. Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
147a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H. M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door de 
Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuurkundig 
Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius Expedition 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the com- 
mand of Lieut. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by 
the Society for Scientific Research in the Netherlands 
Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geographical 
Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, Utrecht, Kemink 
en Zoon, 1933-1938. 
This is the Dutch title for the above annotation. 
148 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius Expeditie. In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol, 
xlvii, 1930, pp 29-47, 380-399, 708-717, 801-812, 991- 
1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27th July 
1929 to 11th July 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
149 — "SPECTATOR" 
Bolaang Mongondow. In: Sluyter’s Monthly East 
Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1921, pp 17-24. 
Contents: A native empire in Northern Celebes. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: The map is a rough sketch map only. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
150 —STEIGER. H. von 
Petrografische beschrijving van eenige gesteenten uit 
de onderafdeeling Pangkadjene en het landschap 
Tanette. (Petrographical description of some stones 
from the sub-division of Pangkadjene and the 
Tanette region). In; Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1913, pp 171- 
227. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Specialised study. 
Maps: Geological sketch map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, .Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Brisbane: Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
151 —STEUP. F. E. M. 
Over vegetatie typen op Celebes. (On vegetation 
types of Celebes). In; Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xcvm, 1938, pp 283- 
293. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general description of the flora of 
Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane: Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
152 — STRAELEN, V. van 
RSsultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tates Neerlandaises de LL.AA.RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. (Scientific results of 
the voyage to Netherlands East Indies by T.R.H. 
Prince and Princess Leopold of Belgium. Bruxelles 
1933, Memoires du Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle 
de Belgique. Hors serie, pp 222. (In French). 
Contents-. Chapter on Celebes, dealing with geo- 
graphy, fauna and flora, geology, resources and 
natives, etc. 
Photographs; Several photographs of native life, etc. 
Copies in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
153 — TIDEMAN. J. 
Het landschap Bone. (The district of Bone). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935, pp 68. 
Contents-. Full topographical description of the dis- 
trict of Bone (Celebes). Part 1: The land; (a) size 
and boundaries, (b) The coast; (c) General topo- 
graphy, (d) Climate, (e) Riv~rs, (f) Vegetation, 
(g) Roads. Part II: The ople; (a) Number, 
composition, villages; (b) Agriculture; (c) Indus- 
tries; (d) Trade; (e) Other means of livelihood; 
(f) Administration; (g) Forestry; (h) Health Ser- 
vice; (i) Education; (j) Religion; (k) Taxation, 
Map-. One map of area. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra: Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
154 — TOPOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Enkele aanteekeningen betreffende de vervanging 
der “tiende van het rijstgewas” in het gouvernemem 
Celebes en onderhoorigheden door eene land-rente- 
heffing. (Some concerning the replacement 
of the “tenth of the rice harvest’’ in the* Govern- 
ment of Celebes and Dependencies by the collection 
of a land rent). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xix, 1923, pp 84-90. 
Contents: Reasons for the desirability of introducing 
a land rent in place of the “tenth paid from the 
rice harvest.” 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
155 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies. In: Tourism in 
the Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi. No. 5, 1936. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the Census of 1930. 
213 Photographs: Showing types of Javanese, Sundanese 
from Java’s south coast, Madurese, Ambonese, people 
from Sumatra and Nias, Borneo, Bali, Celebes, Solor 
(east of Flores), New Guinea. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
156 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Lakes Number. In; Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 5, 1937. 
Contents: Description of the most beautiful lakes 
of the Netherlands East Indies for the tourist. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the different 
lakes. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
157— TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
1 ts history, people, commerce, industries, and re- 
sources. Editor-in-chief, Arnold Wright; assistant 
editor, Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd s 
Great Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports 
and shipping; Means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappii, Post, Telegraph and Tele- 
phone, Roads and Bridges, Population; Origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions, Roman Catholic mission, the 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; 
Health and hospitals; The press, by E. F. E. Douwes- 
Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jas- 
per; Naval and military forces; Police, mines and 
mining administra', n, by J. K. van Gelder; Cli- 
mate, by C. Braak; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. 
Eekhout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by 
P. van Leersum; Bamboo hats; Information for 
tourists. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
158 —TYDEMAN. G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga Expedition, 1899- 
1902. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. (Siboga 
Expeditie—Uitkomsten Monograph HI). 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains observed are given 
in a table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney: Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
159 —UNITED STATES—NAVY DEPARTMENT. 
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing Directions for Celebes, Southeast Borneo, 
Java (except from Java Head to Batavia), and islands 
east of Java. 1935, 3rd edition, pp 628. H.O. No. 
163. Supplement to H.O. No. 163 for 1942. 
Contents: Comprises most of Java, Southeast Borneo, 
Celebes, the Lesser Sunda Islands, and 1 imor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
160 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques; reconnaissances geo- 
logiques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the 
Moluccas; geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). 
Edition Fran§aise du Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie scien- 
tifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 1908. (In 
French). 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
Moluccas, including Celebes. 
Maps: Many maps of the area, some geological. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
161 — VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3,, pp 113. 
Contents: Meteorological results of the Snellius 
Expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
162 —VISSER. S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 3, pp (v), 113. 
Contents: Vol. 3: Historical review of work in mari- 
time meteorology; air-pressure, air temperature; sea 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and 
wet bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rain- 
fall; thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena— 
visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general sum- 
mary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
163 —VISSER. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface-observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part .of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of 
rain upon the salinity); tables of position tempera- 
ture, salinity and density. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
164 —VROKLAGE. B. A. G. 
Die Sozialen Verhaltnisse Indonesiens . . . Band I. 
Borneo, Celebes und Molukken. (The social organiza- 
tion of Indonesia, Vol. i, Borneo, Celebes, and 
214 Moluccas). Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlags- 
huchhandlung. Munster, 1936, pp xxxii, 532. 8vo. 
(Anthropos-Ethnologische Bibliothek Band iv. Heft 
i). (In German). 
Contents: Description of the social organisation and 
people of Borneo, Celebes and Moluccas. 
A summary in English will be found in Bulletin of 
the Colonial Institute. Amsterdam, November 1937, 
pp 46-57. 
Maps: On small scale only. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
165 — VUUREN, L. van 
Zur Anthropogeographie von Zentral-Celebes. (On 
the anthropo-geography of Central Celebes). In: 
Zeitschrift der gesellschaft fur Erdkunde ru Berlin, 
1929, Nos. 3/4, pp 108-113. (In German). 
Contents: Scientific monograph on inhabitants of 
Central Celebes. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Austrsdasia Library, Brisbane; 
Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
166 —WALCOTT. Arthur S. 
Java and her neighbours: a traveller’s notes in 
Java, Celebes, the Moluccas and Sumatra. New 
York, Putnam, 1914, pp 339. 
Contents: Notes of a 3 months’ trip. Historical 
sketch; cruise to Celebes; Minahassa district, North 
Celebes. 
Photographs: 74 half-tone plates. These are of 
little or no topographical interest. 
Map: Sketch map of Malay Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Department of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
167 —WALL, V. I. van de 
Old Macassar. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 1929, pp 125- 
128. 
Contents: Stories of life in Macassar in old times. 
Photographs: The fortress Macassar: 
View of Macassar and Fortress Rotterdam in 1850; 
Old cemetery Macassar. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
168 —WALL, V. I. van de 
The Minahassa. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x. No. 5, 
1929, pp 183-190. 
Contents: Series of photographs with brief accom- 
panying text. 
Photographs: Small village in the Minahassa; Rocks 
on the coast near Kema; Bridge over the Tondano 
River near Menado; View on the Menado River; 
Lake near Kema; Christian cemetery near Langowan; 
Rocky coast near Kema. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
169 —WALL. V. I van de 
The Bay of Tomini (Menado). In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. x, No. 6, 1929, pp 225-228. 
Contents: Series of photographs with brief accom- 
panying text. 
Photographs: Bay of Gorontalo seen from the moun- 
tains; Panorama of the Bay of Gorontalo (showing 
wharf); Pier at Sanana Sulu-Besi Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
170 —WALL. V. I. van de 
Boeton, the asphalt island. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x. 
No. 8, 1929, pp 337-340. 
Contents: Description of a visit to Baoe-Baoe, the 
principal town of the island. 
Photographs: Road of Baoe-Baoe with pier; Bastion 
of the Kraton near Baoe-Baoe; Guard-house above 
one of the gates of the Kraton; Boeton asphalt in 
use; Laodi Hamidi, the Sultan of Boeton. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
171 —WALLACE. A. R. 
On the progress of civilisation in Northern Celebes 
(Minahassa). In: Transactions of the Ethnological 
Society, London. Vol. iv, 1865-1866, pp 61-70. 
Contents: Topography, people, coffee and rice 
cultivation. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
172 —WANNER, Johannes 
Line Reise durch Ost-Celebes. (A journey through 
East Celebes). In: Petermanns Geographische Mit- 
teilungen, 1914, pp 78-81, 133-136. (In German). 
Contents: Short description of the journey through 
eastern Celebes giving topographical details. 
Map: Topographical sketch of the east arm of 
Celebes surveyed in February and March 1905 by 
J. Wanner, scale 1:250,000. Inset; General map of 
Celebes showing area of main map; Section profile of 
Celebes near Kintor, scale 1:50,000, for lengths and 
heights. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Forestry Com- 
mission Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
173 —WEBER, Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the Expedition). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902. (Siboga Expeditie, Uitkomsten 
Monograph I), pp vi, 160, 16. (In French). 
Contents: The expedition was organised to make a 
hydrographic, geological and biological survey of 
the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. This volume 
is a general description of the work and route of 
the expedition. List of stations giving positions, 
types of sea bottom and depths in supplementary 
pages 1-16 at end. Geographical descriptions of 
islands and coasts are given. An index at end is a 
key to these descriptions. 
Photographs: Fishing boat off Siau: Island of Saleyer 
seen from the south; The village of Popalika on 
the island of Binongka; Terraces on the west coas; 
of Binongka. 
215 Maps: Track of the Siboga expedition in the eastern 
part of the Indian Archipelago 1899-1900, scale 
1:3,000,000; Details of the track of H M. Siboga in 
the Indian Archipelago, 1899-1900, scale 1.1,000,000. 
Five maps showing details of the track of the 
Siboga on one sheet; 1. Sulu Archipelago; 2 Mampa 
Strait; 3. Kei Islands; 4. Lombok Strait; 5. Pater- 
noster and part of Postiljon Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
174 — WICHMANN, Arthur 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition (Geo 
logical results of the Siboga Expedition). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1925 (Siboga Expeditie—Uitkomsten 
Monograph lxvi), pp viii, 164 (In ( erman). 
Contents: Geological descriptions of the land locali- 
ties visited. The illustrations include geological 
diagrams of sections of islands, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
175 _WICHMANN. Arthur 
Bericht iiber eine im Jahre 1903 ausgefiihrte Reise 
nach Neu Guinea. (Account of an expedition to 
New Guinea in 1903). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1917. 
(Nova Guinea; Uitkomsten der Nederlandsche 
Nieuw-Guinea Expedities, Vol. 4), pp xviii, 493. (In 
German). 
Contents: The route of the expedition—Java, Ter- 
nate, west coast of New Guinea, Geelvink Bay, north 
coast of Dutch New Guinea, Humboldt Bay, return 
via Ternate and northern Celebes. Index at end 
provides a key to places described. This volume 
gives the geographical results of the expedition; 
ethnographical, geological, botanical and zoological 
results are included in other volumes of Nova 
Guinea. The volume is well illustrated with photo- 
graphs, and these provide a key to names of places 
described. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney. 
17B —WICHMANN, Arthur 
Die Vulkane der Sangi-lnseln. Inj. Koninklijke Aka- 
demie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam, Verhan- 
delingen, tweede sectie, deel xxn, No. 1, 1921, pp 52. 
(In German). 
Contents: A fully-documented account of volcanic 
activity in the islands of Biaro, Tagulandang, Ruang, 
Siau, Makalehi, Banua Wuhu, Mahengetang and 
Sangi. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne. 
177 _ WICHMANN. Arthur 
Die Binnenseen von Celebes. (The interior lakes of 
Celebes). In; Petermanns Geographische Mitteilun- 
gen, 1893, pp 225-231, 253-259, 277-282. (In German). 
Contents: Geographical descriptions with notes on 
flora, fauna and geology. 
Maps: The lake of Tondano and its surroundings, 
scale 1 : 300,000. Inset: a transverse section of the 
lake and its surroundings, longitudinal scale 
1:800,000, height in length 6:1; The region of the 
river Tjenrana, south Celebes, scale 1:2,000,000; 
Geological sketch of the vicinity of the Lake of 
Limbotto, scale 1:800,000; Lake A-Opa, scale 
1:1,500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
178 — WILLIAMS. Maynard Owen 
The Celebes; new man’s land of the Indies. In: 
National Geographic Magazine, Vol. 78, 1940, pp 
51-82. 
Contents: General impressions from a trip to 
Celebes. 
Photographs: Many photographs dealing with native 
life in Celebes. 
Copies in Parliamentary Library, Brisbane, Public 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Sydney; Teachers 
College Library, Sydney; National Library, Can- 
berra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
179 — WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India. 
Ed. by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
For contents see annotation under Twentieth Cen- 
tury Impressions of Netherlands India, No. 157. 
180 —WUST, G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aus- 
tralischen Mittelmeeres. (Investigation on the bottom 
configuration of the Australasia Middle Sea ). In. 
Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 
1936, Nos. 9-10 pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition 
—with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
181 — YERSTELLE, J. Th. 
The growth rate of coral reefs in East Indian Archi- 
pelago. In: Treubia, Vol. xiv, 1932, pp 117-126. 
Contents: Hydrographical survey of coral reefs in 
Gulf of Tomini (North Celebes), Kei Islands and 
Togian Islands, with charts, tables and sketch maps. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
182 — ZWAAN. J. P. Kleiweg de 
Bijdrage tot de anthropologic van Celebes. (Contri- 
butions to the anthropology of Celebes). In: Tt;a- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 782-791. 
Contents: Anthropological measurements made at 
Simpang village, in the Boengkoe peninsula, Banggai. 
Photographs: 2 half-tone plates; Native group; 
Village and rock outcrops. 
Maps: Neighbourhood of Simpang. Celebes, showing 
villages. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
216 LESSER SUNDA ISLANDS 
1 — ALLEN. W. E. and CUPP. E. E. 
Plankton diatoms of the Java Sea. Leyden, Brill, 
1935. 
Contents: A scientific study on tropical fish. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
2 — ANGOULVANT, G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises: leur role dans I’Sconomie 
Internationale. (The Netherlands Indies: their role 
in international economy). 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330, ix; 331-842, ix. 
(In French). 
Contents: General description of Bali, Lombok, 
Celebes, Timor and dependencies, Moluccas and New 
Guinea, pp 55-56, 62-74. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth; 
University Library, Hobart. 
3 —ARNDT. P. P. 
Die Religion der Nad’a (West Flores, Sunda- 
lnseln). (The religion of the Nad’a, West Flores, 
Sunda Islands). In: Anthropos, Vols. xxiv, 1929 
pp 817-861; xxvi, 1931, pp 353-405, 697-735. (In 
German). 
Contents: A study of the religion of the Nad’a 
people, West Flores. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
4 —ARNDT. P. P. 
Die Megalithenkultur der Nad’a (Flores). (The 
megalithic culture of the Nad’a). In: Anthropos, 
Vol. xxvii, 1932, pp 11-64. (In German). 
Contents: A study of the megalithic culture of the 
Nad’a people of West Flores. 
Photographs: Twelve photographs of sacred stones. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne. 
5 — BELO. Jane 
A study of a Balinese family. In; American Anthro- 
pologist, Vol. 38, 1936, pp 12-31. 
Contents: An ethnological description of a Balinese 
family. 
Copies in University Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne. 
6 —BEMMELEN. W. Van 
Die Klimatologischen Verhaltnisse der Kleinen 
Sunda-lnseln und des Timor-Archipels. (The climato- 
logical conditions of the Lesser Sunda Islands and 
of the Timor Archipelago). In: Elbert, J. — Die 
Sunda-Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 259-274. (In German). 
Contents: A discussion of the climates of the Lesser 
Sunda Islands and the Timor Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
7 — BIJLMER, H. J. T. 
Outlines of the anthropology of the Timor Archi- 
pelago with an appendix by Dr. K. Sailer. 4to. 
Weltevreden, G. Kolff & Co., 1939. (Indisch Comite 
voor Wetenschappelijke Ondrrzoekingen III), PP 234. 
Contents: An investigation of the population of 
Sumba, Flores and Timor, made at the request of 
the Indian Committee for Scientific Research. An- 
thropometry, physical characteristics, racial affinities. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
8 — BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collection of biological material; list of the localities 
where the material was collected is given and contains 
brief topographical notes. 
Maps: Numerous maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
9 —BOSCHMA, H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage, Chapter IV. Investigations on shore. In: 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169-175. 
Contents: Geological investigations on shore at Pos- 
tiljon Islands; Bima; Paternoster Is'ands: Flores, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
10— BROUGHTON, Lady 
A modern dragon hunt on Komodo. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. 70, 1936, pp 321-331. 
Contents: A brief account of a visit to Komodo to 
hunt the giant lizards. Some topographical details 
are included. 
Photographs: Several photographs of the area. 
217 Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographi- 
cal Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
11—BROUWER. D. 
Contribution a 1’anthropologie des Montagnards des 
lies d’Alor en de Plantar. (Contribution to the an- 
thropology of the mountain people of Alor and 
Plantar). In: Revue Anthropologique, 1937, Nos. 
1-3, pp 1-28. (In French). 
Contents: An anthropological study, discussing 
physical anthropology, distribution of types. 
Map: Sketch map. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne. 
12 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geological expedition of the University of Amster- 
dam to the Lesser Sunda Islands in the southeastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies in 1937, under 
leadership of H. A. Brouwer. Vol. 1. 8vo. Amster- 
dam, N. V. Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maat- 
schappij, 1940, pp x, 348. (In German and English). 
Contents: The expedition visited Western Timor, 
the islands of Wetar, Lirang, Alor, Lomblen, Batoe 
Tara, Adonara, Solor and the eastern part of Flores. 
Only the first volume of the proposed four-volume 
work is published. It contains four essays, each of 
which deals with Dutch Timor and is listed separately 
under the following authors in the Timor section of 
the bibliography: Tappenbeck, D.; Simons, A. L.; 
Wanner, J.; Oyens, F. A. Marez. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
13 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indischen Archipel, schaal 1:1,000,000. Toe- 
lichting bij Blad xvii; Oost-Java, Madoera, Bali, 
Lombok, Soembawa. (General geological map of the 
Netherlands East Indies Archipelago, scale 
1:1,000,000. Explanation of Sheet xvn, East Java, 
Madoera, Bali, Lombok, Soembawa). In; Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1915, 2de gedeelte, pp 3-4. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The article deals with the stratigraphy and 
tectonics of the area mapped on Sheet xvn. 
Map: Map of area. In Atlas volume for 1915. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
14 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-Indischen Archipel: stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulcanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago: stratigraphy, tec- 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological description of the Lesser 
Sunda Islands, with Soemba; Timor-Ceram-Boeroe; 
Kei Islands and a part of West New Guinea; 
Celebes; Soela Islands; Obi Islands; Misool; the 
Northern Moluccas and the northern part of West 
New Guinea; New Guinea. 
Maps: Map in four sheets. In Atlas volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane (map missing); Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
15 — BROUWER, H. A. 
Exploration in the Lesser Sunda Islands. In: Geo- 
graphical journal, Vol. xciv, 1939, pp 1-10. 
Contents: The article describes results of collabora- 
tive geological research carried out under the author’s 
direction in 1937, embracing the islands of Wetar, 
Lirang, Alor, Lomblen, Adonara, Solor, the eastern 
part of Flores, and Dutch Timor. He discusses 
morphological features; geological composition and 
structure; rate and direction of movement; geo- 
graphic distribution of volcanoes and evolution of 
volcanic activity; the Australian influence. 
Maps: Two maps of area. 
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Museum Library, Brisbane, University Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific and In- 
dustrial Research Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographi- 
cal Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
University Library, Perth; Public Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
16— BURDEN. Douglas 
The quest of the dragon of Komodo. In: Journal 
of the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 
27, 1927, pp 2-18. 
Contents: Record of a trip to Komodo to obtain 
specimens of the giant lizard peculiar to the island. 
Contains some good photographs of types of country. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
17 —BURDEN. Douglas 
Stalking the dragon lizard on the island of Komodo. 
In: National Geographic Magazine, Vol. 52, 1927, pp 
216-232. 
218 Contents: A description of a hunt for the Komodo 
giant lizards. 
Photographs: Several photographs of the lizard, etc. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne: Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
18 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
De bevolkingslandbouw in 1940. (Native agriculture 
in 1940). In: Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x. No. 42, 
1941, pp 1986-1999. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the native agriculture in 1940 
in Java and Madoera, in Bali and Lombok and 
in the other Outer Possessions. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
19 —CORK. R. 
Bali. In: The Netherlands Indies. Vol. v, Nos. 9/10, 
1937, pp 53. (Bali number). 
Contents: Chapters on the antiquities of Bali; 
modern temples; temple religion; religion in the 
home; the religion of the Padandas; religion and 
art. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
20 — COVARRUBIAS, Miguel 
Island of Bali. London, Cassell & Co., 1937, pp 417. 
Contents: The people of Bali and their social organ- 
ization, economic life (rice culture), housing, cooking, 
dress; The family; Plastic arts; The drama; Rites 
and festivals; Witchcraft; Death and cremation: 
Modern Bali and the future; Glossary of Balinese 
words. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps and plans. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; University Library, Perth. 
21 — DAMMERMAN. K. W. 
Fen tocht naar Soemba. (A journey to Soemba). In: 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Vol. lxxxvi, 1926, pp 27-122. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed account of a collecting expedi- 
tion which was on Soemba from 14th March 1923- 
23rd May 1925. In addition to the natural history, 
a considerable amount of information is given on 
topography, means of communication, climate, 
natives (their customs, dress, arts, trade, missions). 
The places visited include Waingapoe, West Soemba 
and the East Soemba Mountains. 
Photographs: Twenty-four half-tone (printed in 
sepia), 4 full-page and 20 half-page photographs, 
also line drawings. 
Maps: Soemba, scale 1:1,000,000, outline sketch 
showing routes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney: Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
22 — DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 
The Netherlands Indies. Batavia, 1939, pp 40. 
Contents: Brief survey of the Netherlands East 
Indies. Geography; area; population; soil; climate; 
government; finance; banking system; agriculture 
(sugar, rubber, coffee, tea, cinchona bark, oil palms, 
coconut, cordage fibres, kapok, cocoa, pepper, rice); 
irrigation; estate organization; forestry; live-stock: 
fishery; mining; industry; commerce; traffic and 
transportation; education; colonization; public health 
service; statistics (foreign trade, 1937). 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
23 —DIENST VAN DEN MIINBOUW IN NEDER- 
LANDSCH-INDIE 
Onderzoekingen naar de mogelijk winbare hoeveel- 
heden zwavel in kraters van verschillende vulkanen 
in den Nederlandsch-Oost-Indischen Archipel. (Re- 
search concerning the possibility of exploitable quan- 
tities of sulphur in the craters of various volcanoes 
in the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). In: 
Verslagen en Mededeelingen betreffende Indische 
Delfstaffen en hare Toepassingen, No. 17, 1925, pp 
37. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reports on the sulphur deposits in the 
Kawah Poetih and other craters of the Preanger, in 
the Gbenoeng Tjeremai (Residency Tjerebon), in 
the Dieng Mountains (Residency Kedoe) on the 
west coast of Sumatra, in North Celebes (Mina- 
hassa) and the Oena-Oena Island and on Flores. 
Copy in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
24 — DYKE, I. C. van 
In Java and the neighbouring islands. 8vo. New York. 
Charles Scribner, 1929, pp xii, 310. 
Contents: Sketches on Celebes, Borneo, the Moluccas, 
Bali and Java. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
25 — EERDE, J. C. van 
Het onderzoek van den Rindjani en zijne omgeving. 
(The exploration of the Rindjani and its neigh- 
bourhood). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genooischap, Vol xxix, 19'2, pp 
637-654. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an ascent of Rindjani on 
Lombok, with a short summary of previous explora- 
tion. 
Photographs: Three half-tone photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
26 —EHRAT. H, 
Geologisch - mijnbouwkundige onderzoekingen op 
Flores. (Geological-mineralogical investigations on 
Flores). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnweien in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1925, deel 2, pp 221- 
315. (In Dutch). 
219 Contents: Geological reconnaissance expeditions, re- 
cent tertiary sedimentation, tectonics, minerals, etc. 
Map: Map in two sheets in Atlas volume. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
27 — ELBERT. Johannes 
Die Sunda-Expedition des Vereins fur Geographic 
und Statistik zu Frankfurt am Main. (The Sunda 
expedition of the Society for Geography and 
Statistics, Frankfurt on the Main), 2 vols. 4to. 
Frankfurt am Main, Hermann Minjon, 1911-1912, 
pp xxv, 274; xv, 373. (In German). 
Contents: The expedition went to Lombok, South- 
east Celebes; Tukang Besi Islands (Kaidupa), Muna 
and Buton Islands, Kabaena, Sumbawa, Flores, 
Wetar. The subjects dealt with are geography, 
topography, geology, vegetation, climate, volcanoes, 
meteorology, botany, zoology, natives (manners and 
customs, ceremonies, religion, houses, ornament, 
language, musical instruments, songs, social organiza- 
tion, head-hunting, etc.). Articles by Haas, F.; 
Hallier, H.; Bemmelen, W. van; Roux, J.; Popta, 
C; and Schwarz, E. are noted in this bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
28 —ELBERT, J. 
Ergebnisse der Sunda Expedition. (Reports of the 
Sunda Expedition). In: Jahresberichte des Frank- 
furter Vereins fur Geographie und Statistik, 1912, 
pp 5-36. (In German). 
Contents: General survey, list of specimens col- 
lected, geological and ethnological notes. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
T9 — ES, Junior, L. J. C. van 
De voorhistorische verbindingen van land en zee 
in den Oost-lndischen Archipel en de invloed daarvan 
op de verspreiding der diersoorten. (The prehistoric 
relationships of land and sea in the East Indian 
Archipelago, and their influence on the spread of 
animal species). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 255-304. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of prehistoric movements of 
land masses in the East Indian Archipelago, show- 
ing their effects on the distribution of the animals 
in the area. 
Map: One map. In Atlas volume for 1916. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
30 — FEHER, B. L. Anthonijs 
Een belangwekkend bevloeiings- en suppletiestelsel 
op bet eiland Lombok. (An interesting irrigation 
and supply system on the island of Lombok). In: 
De Ingenieur in Nederlandsch-Indie, Section 11; 
Bouw- en Waterbouwkunde, Vol. vm. No. 2, 1941, 
pp 5-18. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Plan and construction of the Djoerangsate 
irrigation on Lombok. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Maps and plans. 
Copy in the Institution of Engineers’ Library, 
Sydney. 
31 — GERTIS. A. 
Enkele aanteekeningen omtrent Noesa Penide. (Notes 
on Noesa Penide). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, 1924, pp 101-110. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed description of the limestone 
island Noesa Penide (used for centuries by the 
Balinese as a place of banishment for criminals), 
lying about half-way between Bali and Lombok, and 
of its small satellite islands Tjeningan and Lem- 
bongan. These islands are notable for their neat 
villages with houses built of limestone blocks and 
thatched with alang-alang. Notes on vegetation, 
character of the country, agriculture, paths, the 
difficulties of water supply and various means of 
assuring it. Two drawings to illustrate methods 
of water conservation included in the text. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Map of area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
32 — GORIS, R. 
Sketches of Bali. In: Netherlands Indies, Vol. in. 
No. 18, 1935, pp 437-444; No. 22, pp 519-525; No. 24. 
pp 562-571; Vol. iv. No. 4, 1936, pp 71-80. 
Contents: Description of ancient and modern 
temples; religion in the home; religion of the 
Padardas, and art. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
33 —GREAT BRITAN 
Foreign Office (Historical Section)—Dutch Timor 
and the Lesser Sunda Islands. 8vo. London, H.M, 
Stationery Office, 1920. (Handbooks, No. 86), pp vii, 
38. 
Contents: Geography, physical and political, of 
Dutch Timor and the Lesser Sundas, climate, sani- 
tary conditions, race and language, population. 
Political history. Social and political conditions. 
Economic conditions. Means of communication, 
industry, commerce. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Defence Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
34 — GSOLLPOINTNER, K. 
Aanteekeningen omtrent het Rindjanigebergte op 
Lombok. (Notes on the Rindjani Mountains of 
Lombok). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, 1924, pp 72-79. (In Dutch). 
220 Contents: A general description of Lombok; the 
central plain running right across the island, the 
southern hill country and the northern mountains 
with their many high peaks, including Rindjani 
volcano—one of the highest in the East Indies— 
and Lake Segare Anak. Details of roads and paths 
followed on an expedition to the Rindjani and of 
the range and surrounding country. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: One map of area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library 
Adelaide. 
35 —HAAS. F. 
Die Molluskenausbeute der Sunda Expedition. (The 
mollusc yield of the Sunda Expedition). In: Elbert, 
J-—Die Sunda-Expedition, Vol. 2. pp 308-315. (In 
German). 
Contents: An account of the molluscs collected 
during the expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
36 — HAGEN, Bernhard 
Bericht iiber die von Dr. Elbert gefiihrte Sunda- 
Expedition. (Report on the Sunda expedition led 
by Dr. Elbert). In: Petermanns Geografische Mit- 
teilungen, 1910, part 1, pp 306-308. (In German). 
Contents: A summary of the geographical results 
of the expedition’s visits to Lombok (especially the 
volcano Rindjani), Tukan Besi Islands, Buton, Muna, 
Kabeani Island, southeast peninsula of Celebes, 
Sumbawa and Bima, Flores and Wetar. Results of 
soundings in the Sunda Islands area. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Map showing routes of journey on Soembawa, 
scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in the Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne. 
37 —HAILIER. H. 
Die Zusammensetzung und Herkunft der Pflanzen- 
decke Indonesiens. (The structure and origin of the 
Indonesian vegetation). In: Elbert, J.—Die Sunda- 
Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 275-302. (In German). 
Contents: A description of vegetation classified dur- 
ing the expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
38 — HAMERSTER. M. 
Flores from east to west. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm, 
1927, pp 417-423. 
Contents: An expedition from Kendindie (Reo Har- 
bour) in the north to Larantoeka on the east coast 
along the Flores road, opened in 1926. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
39 — HARTMANN. M. A. 
De werkende vulkanen yaji het eiland Lombien. 
(Solor Archipel). (I he active volcanoes of the island 
of Lombien). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935. 
pp 817-836. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Full description of the volcanoes Hi 
Lewotolo, Hi Weroeng, and Hi Labalekan, from 
surveys made in November-December, 1931. Biblio- 
graphy. 
Photographs: Six half-tone (half-page) photographs. 
Maps: Several maps, mainly sketch maps. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
40 —HARTMANN. M. A. 
Land en bewoners van Alor en Pantar. (Land and 
inhabitants of Alor and Pantar). In: Natuurkundig 
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xcvi, 1936 
pp 59-61. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short notes on the topography and anthro- 
pology of the' most easterly of the Lesser Sundas. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
41—HARTMANN. M. A. 
Der tatige Feuerberg Siroeng auf Pantar. (The 
active volcano Siroeng on Pantar, Alor Island). In: 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie. 
Vol. xcvi, 1936, pp 89-211. (In German). 
Contents; A full topographical vulcanological des- 
cription of the area. Situation and orography of 
Siroeng Range; Wavs of approach; The outer eleva- 
tion of the range; The crater region of the volcano 
Siroeng; The volcanic activity of Siroeng; The 
broader southwest elevation of the Siroeng range. 
Some secondary volcanic phenomena in the Siroeng 
range. Brief summary of the young vplcanic 
Siroeng range. Recorded eruptions. Recommenda- 
tions in case of an eruption. Geology. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Four half-tone photographs. 
Map: Map of area. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
42 —HEEK. I. G. B. 
Bijdrage tot de geologische kennis van het eiland 
Lombok tevens onderzoek naar artesisch water. (Con- 
tribution to geological knowledge of the island of 
Lombok, with an investigation of artesian water). 
In; Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 1909, pp 1-82. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The tertiary and quarternary sediments of 
volcanic rocks of Lombok. No greater reserves of 
artesian water can be expected. The underground 
water in the plain of Batoedjai. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
221 Map: Geological map of Lombok, scale 1:200,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
43 —HELMS, L. V. 
Pioneering in the Far East. 8vo. London, W. H. 
Allen, 1882, pp 408. 
Contents: A fair amount on Borneo describing cus- 
toms and religion of people—more in the nature of 
personal experiences rather than a detailed account. 
Chapter headings as follows: Island of Bali; Cali- 
fornia; Cambodia and Siam; Borneo; China and 
Japan; Russia. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs and sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Librarv. AdeGido; Rov.V Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
44 —HEURN. W. C. van 
Reisindrukken van een bioloog op Timor en Flores. 
(Travel impressions of a biologist in Timor and 
•Flores). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, pp 
924-930. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Itinerary of short journeys in Timor and 
Flores and a brief account of their flora. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
45 —HEURN. W. C. van 
Vluchtige zoologische waarnemingen gedaan tijdens 
een kort verblijf op Timor en Flores, April-Mei, 
1930. (Cursory zoological observations made during 
a short stay on Timor and Flores, April-May, 1930). 
In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Vol. xcn, 1932, pp 64-84. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the fauna grouped under the 
various species. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; llinnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
46 — HINTE. J. van 
De excursie van het international aardrijkskundig 
congres naar Nederlandsch-Indie. (Excursion of the 
international geographical congress to the Nether- 
lands Indies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi 1939 
pp 85-97. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general account of a five-weeks tour 
covering Java, Bali and Sumatra, with references 
to recent literature. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
47 —HORSTING. L. H. C. 
Een en ander omtrent het Rindjani-Gebergte op Lom- 
bok. (Some remarks on the Rindjani Mountains of 
Lombok). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xiv, 1918, pp 141-150. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and geographic formations of 
the plains, rivers and mountains of Lombok. Des- 
criptions of the type of country and the volcanic 
formations. 
Maps: Numerous maps. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
48 —HORSTING, L. H. C. 
Rambles through the Isle of Bali. In: Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 7, 1922, 
pp 32-39. 
Contents: A tourist’s account of a trip through Bali. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
49 — HORSTING, L. H. C. 
With a camera through the Isle of Lombok. In: 
Sluyter’s Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, 
No. 8, 1922, pp 95-99. 
Contents: The record of a photographer’s visit to 
Lombok, with short descriptive text. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
50 — HORSTINK, J. Th. 
Eenige aanteekeningen bij de kaart van den top van 
het Rindjani-Gebergte. (Some remarks on the map 
of the summit of the Rindjani Mountains). In: 
Jaarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xxi, 
1925, pp 100-101. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief text accompanying the new map. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs 
Map: Geological map. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
51 — INTER-OCEAN 
(Articles on Bali). In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vn, No. 7, 
1927. Various pages. 
Contents: Most of the articles in this number des- 
cribe Bali or Balinese customs. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
52 — INTER-OCEAN 
The island of Alor. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi. No. 7, 
1930, pp 329-336. 
Contents: An illustrated description of Alor and 
its people. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; NEFIS Library. 
53 — INTER-OCEAN 
To the Holy Land of the “Rindjani.” In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 1, 1931, pp 42-43. 
Contents: Description of an excursion to the Rind- 
jani volcano on Lombok. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
222 54 — INTER-OCEAN 
Koepang, capital of Timor. In: Inter-Ocean. Vol xn 
No. 8, 1931, pp 345-351; No. 9, 1931, pp 396-401; 
No. 10, 1931, pp 441-448; Vol. xm. No. 2, 1932, pp 
47-56; No. 3, 1932, pp 91-100. 
Contents: Impressions on a voyage from Sourabaya 
to Koepang; trip through Amfoang and Fatoe Loe 
(Timor); history and description of Koepang. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; NEFIS Library 
(Vol xn. No. 8 and Vol. xm. Nos. 2 and 3 only). 
55 — INTER-OCEAN 
Bali as a tourist country. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm, 
No. 5, 1932, pp 185-190. 
Contents: An account of Bali from the tourist’s 
point of view. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
56 — IAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LIJN 
Bali and Java. 1938, pp 23. 
Contents: Pen and ink drawings by Ger. P. Adolfs 
illustrating types in Java and Bali. 
Copy in Parliamentary Library, Melbourne. 
57 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Happy days in Bali. In: Java Gazette, Vol. m, No. 3, 
1934, pp i-iv. (Supplement). 
Contents: A tourist’s trip to Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
58 — KAMPEN. P. N. van 
The amphibia of the Indo-Australasian archipelago. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1923, pp 304. 
Contents: Lists and description of 254 species, with 
an index of their distribution. 
Photographs: 29 line-blocks from drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
59 —KATE, Herman F. C. ten 
Verslag eener reis in de Timorgroep en Polynesie. 
(Account of a voyage to the Timor Group and 
Polynesia). 8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1894, pp 310. 
(Reprinted from Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 1894). (In Dutch with 
summary in French). 
Contents: Author’s observations mostly deal with 
anthropology and ethnography, but also with zoology, 
geology and geography. The following islands and 
places in the Lesser Sundas were visited: Flores: 
Endeh, Sika, Lio and Besar (Great Bastard), Ado- 
nara and Solor Islands, Larantoekei in East Flores. 
Soemba' Waingapoe and vicinity, Samparengo, Kan- 
ata, Waimbidi, Masoe, Melolo, Waidjeloe, south 
coast, Napo, Palamado, Memboro, Laora. The chief 
geological results of the journey in the Lesser Sundas 
was the new knowledge of south, east and central 
Soemba. 
Map: Map of Soemba. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
60 — KEERS. W. C. 
Indrukken van bet megalithische tijdperk van West- 
Soemba. (Impressions of the megalithic period of 
West Soemba). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lv, 1938. 
pp 926-931. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Glimpses of the life of the primitive 
people of West Soemba, with descriptions of their 
houses, villages and building methods. 
Photographs: Eight half-page half-tone photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
61 — KEMMERLING. G. L. t. 
Vulkanen van Flores. (Volcanoes of Flores). 2 vols. 
8vo. Bandoeng, N. V. Maks & V. D. Klits, 1929. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Vul- 
kanologische en Seismologische Mededeelingen, No. 
10). (In Dutch with summary in English). 
Contents: A description of the Flores volcanoes in 
the subdivisions of Manggari, Ngada, Endeh, Mao- 
mere, East Flores and Solor. The maps and photo- 
graphs are in a separate volume. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
62 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
De aardbeving van Bali, op 21 Januari, 1917. (The 
earthquake on Bali on 21st January 1917). In: Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, eerste gedeelte, 1917, pp 1-49. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A report of enquiry into great earthquake 
of January 21, 1917, in which more than 65,000 
houses and 2,430 temples were destroyed and more 
than 2,000 people killed. Descriptions of the affected 
area are included. Macroseismic observations; the 
connecting roads between north and south Bali; 
the probable cause of the earthquake, etc. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs which are in 
the Atlas volume. 
Maps: Several maps (geological). In Atlas volume 
for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
63 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
De vulkaan Goenoeng Batoer en Goenoeng Agoeng 
op Bali. (The G. Batoer and G. Agoeng volcanoes, 
Bali). In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, Iste gedeelte, 1917, pp 
50-77. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The volcanic mountains of Bali; geo- 
morphological description; photography, etc. 
223 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; R«yal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
64 — KEMMERLING. G. L. L. 
De vulkaan G. Dobo op Flores. (The volcano, Mt. 
Dobo on Flores). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xuil, 
1926, pp 217-219. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short note, with bibliography. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
65 — KLAASSEN. O. S. J. 
Bali cattle. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xu. No. 1, 1931, 
pp 18-20. 
Contents: Deals with the export trade in Bali cattle. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
66 — KLAASSEN. O. S. I. 
The fate of the Balinese Twins. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. xu, 1931, pp 212-214. 
Contents: Caste system and customs in Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
67 — KLAASSEN. O. S. I, 
Boekakak. A remarkable superstition at Sangsit in 
Bali. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xm. No 3, 1932, pp 101- 
104. 
Contents: The annual Boekakak feast in Kampong 
Sangsit in North Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
68 —KNOTT. F. P. 
Artist adventures on Bali. In; National Geographic 
Magazine, Vol. lxvim, 1928, pp 326-347. 
Contents: A photographer’s impressions. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
69 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE LUCHT- 
VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (KN.I.L.M.) 
Touring the tropics at top speed. 
Contents: The regular services of the K.N.l.L.M. 
The aeroplanes used. Description of Java from the 
air. The beauty of Bali. The Toradja lands. 
Written for the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
70 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Singapore-Java-Australia Service. K.P.M. Line. May 
1937, pp 40. 
Contents'. Tourist booklet giving information about 
K.P.M. passenger service and tourist trips in the 
various parts of the Indies, 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
71 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of Java and Borneo. 4to. Batavia, G. Kolff & 
Co., 1938, pp 28. 
Contents: Richly illustrated prospectus for a tour 
comprising the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
New Guinea and Celebes; with excursions suggested 
from each port. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; National Library, 
Canberra. 
72 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
Romance calling: Java, Bali, Sumatra, Nias, Siam, 
Indo-China, pp 40. 
Contents-. Modernistic paintings of native life by 
Carl Schreve and journalistic text praising in glowing 
colours the fascination of travel in the Far East. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
73 — K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Lesser Sunda Islands. (Reprint, April 1937, pp 24). 
Contents: Brief text for the tourist, accompanying 
photographs. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
74 — K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Bali number. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. i. No. 4, 
pp 74-100. 
Contents: The people of Bali, its temples, religion 
and ceremonies, arts and crafts. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
75 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In; K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. i. No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents-. Description of some of the more important 
volcanoes of the Netherlands East Indies for the 
tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
76 — KOP. G. G. van der 
Lights and shadows on Bali and the Balinese. In: 
Inter-Ocean, Vol. v, No. 10, 1924, pp 644-649. 
Contents: A descriptive article on Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
77 —KRAUSS. Karl 
To the honour of the gods. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, 
1929, pp 411-414. 
Contents: Description of temple festivals in Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
224 78 — KRUISHEER. A. 
Van een trip naar Bali. (On a trip to Bali). In: 
Orgaan van de N ederlandsch-Indische Officiers- 
vereeniging, Vol. 21, No. 5, 1936, pp 154-158. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a week’s excursion in Bali. 
Map: Road map. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
79 —KRUYT, Albert C. 
Reis over het eiland Soemba. (Journey across the 
island of Soemba). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvm, 
1921, pp 513-553. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Diary of a visit from 9th September to 
5th October, 1920. Ethnological and some topographi- 
cal information. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
80 —KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1; Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results. 1935. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion of 
the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of 
the principal conclusions. Bibliography. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
HI — KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2. Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, ob- 
servations on coral growth, movements with relation 
to sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, on the 
formation of atolls, summary of the principal results. 
Bibliography. 
Maps: Several charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra; University Library, Sydney. 
82 —KUPERUS, G. 
Beschouwingen over de ontwikkeling en den huidigen 
vormenrijkdom van het cultuurlandschap in de onder- 
afdeeling Bima (Oost-Soembawa). (Considerations 
on the development and present production of the 
agricultural landscape in the subdivision of Bima, 
East Soembawa). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lv, 1938, 
pp 207-239. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Data relating to the development of agri- 
cultural land since the eruption of Tambora (1815). 
The present production of agricultural land as the 
outcome of the striving of the inhabitants to satisfy 
their wants. Conclusion. Bibliography. A study in 
the agricultural economics of the subdivision. Includes 
monthly rainfall statistics at various points and 
chronological summary of land utilization. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
83 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (Results of tide 
and series measurements). In; Snellius-Expedition in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 
Vol. 2, part 3, pp (v), 169. (In German). 
Contents; Description of apparatus, methods of 
work, anchor stations: summary of the results; 
position of the ship at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
84 — LEKKERKERKER, C. 
Enkele nieuwe gegevens over Soembawa. (Some new 
data on Soembawa). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig (Genootschap, Vol. L, 
1933, pp 73-81. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Notes on the new motor-road through the 
island, and general description followed by some 
notes on the disaster of 1815: ethnological work, 
maps, rainfall, buffalo and horse breeding, and 
antiquities. 
Map: One map of Soembawa, scale 1:1,000,000, 
showing main features only. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
85 —LLOYD MAIL 
Vol. mi. No. 6, 1933; Vol. iv, Nos. 3, 4, 6, 10, 11, 
1934-1935; Vol. v, Nos. 4, 12, 1935-1936; Vol. vi, Nos. 
2, 11, 1936-1937; Vol. vn, Nos. 1, 3, 1937. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
86 — LUCIEER, A I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
(buiten Java). (The birthrate among the peoples of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; statistics; natural causes of 
low birthrate; -conclusion. The same author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
87 — LUX STUDIO. Garoet 
The magic isles. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm, No. 3, 
1927, pp 141-148. 
Contents: Poetical words accompanying seven photo- 
graphs of the Netherlands East Indies. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
88 —M, t. 
Onze niet rechtstreeks tot het leger behoorende 
korpsen. (Our corps not directly belonging to the 
225 Hike Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut Amsterdam, 
Mededeelingen, No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum, No. 
12). (In Dutch). 
Contents: The processes of decomposition and soil 
formation of Bali. Lombok, Soembawa, Flores, 
Soemba, and Timor. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
94 — MOHR. E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel II, eerste 
stuk (The soil of the tropics in general, and of the 
Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. n, part 1). «yo. 
Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1934. (Koninkhjke Vereeniging 
Koloniaal Instituut, Amsterdam, Mededeehng en No. 
31, Afd. Handelsmuseum, No. 12), pp 142. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: This section deals with the Lesser Sunda 
Islands and New Guinea and discusses the soil*- 
forming minerals, climate, decomposition and soil 
types, soil estimation and utilization, rainfall. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
95 — MOORE. Dan Davie* 
The girls of Bali. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, 1928, 
pp 485-489. 
Contents: Description of the life of women on Bali. 
Photographs: Eight pictures of Balinese girls. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
96 — MORDAUNT. Elinor 
The further venture book. 8vo. London, John. Lane, 
1926, pp xi, 312. 
Contents: Journey to New Guinea and the Nether- 
lands Indies, including the Lesser Sundas. General 
description of places and people, manners and cus- 
toms, fauna and flora. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Launceston. 
97 —MOYNE. Lord 
Walkabout, a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans; with introduction by A. C. Had- 
don, and appendix by A. J. E. Cave. London, Wm. 
Heinemann Ltd., 1936. 
Contents: Lord Moyne’s journey had for its main 
objects the collection of ethnological material for 
the British Museum and live animals for the Zoo. 
He called at Flores. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Perth. 
army). In; Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische 
Officiersvereeniging, Vol. 22, No. 3, 1937, pp 88-90. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of the different corps composed of 
natives of a given area and commanded by. native 
officers; the newly-formed native corps, Prajoda, 
on Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
89 — M. t. 
De actie in de Negara Kloengkoeng in 1908. (The 
action in the Negara Kloengkoeng in 1908). In; Orgaan 
van de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiersvereeniging, 
Vol. 22, 1937, pp 132-136. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Records of fighting in South Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs and maps. 
Map: Small map of Bali with administrative 
divisions. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
90 —MAIER, R. E. P. 
West Bali. In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. xiv, 1918, pp 111-131. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Horizontal and vertical configuration; 
nature of the soil, rivers and vegetation; volcanoes; 
flora and fauna; climate and monsoons; trade routes; 
population; means of subsistence; history and future 
prospects; privately owned land, I jandijesoema. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: West Bali, scale 1:250,000. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
91—METZ. Th. 
Java, Sumatra, Bali: fiber Kolonialpolitik im tropi- 
schen Holland. (Java, Sumatra, Bali; colonial policy 
in tropical Holland). 8vo. Leipzig, Deutsche Wissen- 
schaftliche Buchhandlung, 1932, pp 79. (In German). 
Contents: Dutch methods of administration, the 
Dutch and the natives; the Dutch and the Germans 
in the Netherlands Indies, the Javanese, agriculture, 
volcanoes, education, Dutch co-operative organiza- 
tions, communications, modern buildings, etc. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
92 — MIN1STERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel 11. 
Midden-gedeelte van den Qost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part II. Central part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1931. 6th edition, pp 599, 
with supplement to part 11. 
Contents: Includes parts of Java, Borneo, Celebes 
and the western part of the Lesser Sunda Islands 
as far as 121° 10' E.L. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
93 —MOHR, E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel I, tweede 
stuk. (The soil of the tropics in general, and of the 
Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. i, part 2). 8vo. 
Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1933, pp vi, 131-335. (Konink- 
226 98 —NAERSSEN. F. H. van 
Hindoejavaansche overblijfselen op Soembawa; nog 
niet gepubliceerde gegevens van Dr. G. P. Rouffaer, 
van aanteekeningen voorzien. (Hindoo-Javanese re- 
mains in Soembawa; previously unpublished data of 
Dr. G. P. Rouffaer, with notes). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lv, 1938, pp 90-100. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extracts from Rouffaer’s notebook of a 
journey in 1909-1910, describing the Hindu shrines 
on the west side of the Bay of Bima, Soembawa. 
Refers to anchorage for small boats near mouth of 
bay, and describes location of ruins. 
Photographs: Four half-tone photographs. 
Map: Sketch map of Soembawa. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
99— NATURE PROTECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 
INDIES 
Compiled by the Section of Nature Protection of 
the Government Botanic Gardens, Buitenzorg, 1938. 
Department of Economic Affairs, Batavia, pp 63. 
Contents: Position and area of the nature reserves, 
ana discussion of the animals, vegetation and ter- 
rain. The following articles apply to the Lesser 
Sundas: Varanus Komodoensis Owens by Dr. J. K. 
de Jong; List of Nature and Game Reserves in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1936. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Council for Scientific and Industrial Re- 
search Library, Melbourne; National Museum Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, 
Brisbane. 
100 — NEDERLAND MAIL 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11, 1936; Vol. 5, No. 8, 1938; Vol. 6. 
Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5. 8, 1939. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
101 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies. Gold and 
Silver. In: The Netherlands Indies, Vol. iv. Nos. 
20/22, 1936, pp 1-23. 
Contents: Historical review, materials used, tech- 
nique of the native gold and silversmiths, the present 
centres of their art—Kota Gedeh near Jocjakarta, 
Bali, Kendari in Celebes, and minor centres in 
Sumatra and Java. 
Photographs: Forty-two photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
102 —NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vulcanological survey. Bulletins Nos. 1, 3, 5-78, 
80-89. (1927-1939). Bandoeng. 
Contents: Bulletins dealing with the various vol- 
canoes and volcanic activity in the Netherlands 
Indies. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Numerous maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne (except 10, 14, 87-89); Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart (1-89). 
103 — NIEUWENKAMP, W. O. J. 
Soemba-weefsels. (Soemba textiles). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxxvii, 1920, pp 374-378. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short descriptive note based on three 
weeks on Soemba in August, 1918. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
104 — NIEUWENKAMP, W. O. J. 
Een vijfdaagsche tocht naar het binnenland van 
Soemba. (A five days’ trip in the interior of Soemba). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvii, 1920, pp 503-513. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Descriptive notes to accompany three 
drawings, extracted from the artist’s diary. Some 
data on distances, etc., are given. 
Photographs: Three photographs from wash 
drawings. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
105 — NIEUWENKAMP. W. O. J. 
Mijn bezoek aan Alor. (My visit to Alor). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxxvii, 1920, pp 771-795. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Extracts from the diary of a visit from 
28th May to 20th June 1918. Contains some informa- 
tion as to distances, etc. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone photographs from wash 
drawings by the author (not topographical). 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
106 — NYESSON, D. J. H. 
Somatical investigations of Javanese Anthropological 
Laboratory, Java, 1929. 
Contents: A study of the physical structure of 
Javanese and Balinese natives. 
Photographs: Several photographs of native types. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Adelaide. 
107 — PAARDT. S. C. Th. van der 
Retracing the steps of their forefathers. In-: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 4, 1928, pp 202-204. 
Contents: Descriptions of the temple ruins of the 
now uninhabited northwestern section of Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
108 —PAARDT. Th. van der 
Onbewoond Noordwest-Bali. (Uninhabited North- 
west Bali). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xliv, 1929, pp 
45-77. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Situation; relief; soils; climate; popula- 
tion (none!); flora; fauna; situation and com- 
merce; vertical form; soils; rivers, etc.; climate. A 
brief summary is followed by a detailed geographi- 
cal description of the area. 
227 Photographs: 4 half-tone photographs. 
Map: Sketch map Northwest Bali. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
109 — PADANG. M. Neumann van 
Het vulkaaneiland Paloeweh en de uitbarsting van 
den Rokatinda in 1928. (The volcanic island of Paloe- 
weh and the eruption of Rokatinda in 1928). 4to. 
Bandoeng, N. V. Maks and V. D. Klits, 1930. (Neder- 
landsch-lndie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Vulkano- 
logische en Seismologische Mededeelingen, No. 11), 
pp ix, 92. (In Dutch with summary in English). 
Contents: A description of Paloeweh Island and of 
the eruption of Rokatinda. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Paloeweh, scale 1:20,000, contours of 10 metres. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
110 — PERNfi, E. 
Slave hunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi. No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304; No. 6, 1925, pp 
337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave hunting in the 
islands. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
111 —PINKE. F. 
Voyage, Chapter 11: The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3. The deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 1938. 
In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship; ship as surveying 
vessel; requirements of expedition; preparation and 
•description of equipment; personnel and duties; some 
nautical results; description of deep-sea anchoring 
equipment. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
112 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts, Chapter I. Depth determinations, 1935. 
In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
Chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Depth, wire soundings, echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo. Accuracy of the soundings, ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of the deep-sea charts. 
Map: One chart. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
113 —QUINN. William 
Through the coral seas to Java. (Author, Invercar- 
gill, New Zealand, 1920), pp 39. 
Contents: Fairly detailed account of a tourist trip 
to Java, reprinted from the “Southland Times.” 
Photographs: 11 rather indifferent half-tone photo- 
graphs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
114 —REITSMA. S. A. 
Sunlight and shadows in Bali. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 7, 1927, pp 382, 384-391. 
Contents: Description for the tourist of a trip to 
Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
115 —REITSMA. S. A. 
Bali the blessed isle. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. x, No. 6, 
1929, pp 237-242. 
Contents: A descriptive account of Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
116 — RHEDEN, J. J. Pannekoek van 
Eenige geologische gegevens omtrent het eiland 
Flores. (Some geological data on the island of Flores). 
In: Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1910, pp 132-138. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Coral-rag terraces, river terraces, shore 
terraces, fossils, volcanoes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
117 — RHEDEN, I. J. Pannekoek van 
Overzicht van de geographische en geologische 
gegevens, verkregen bij de mijnbouwkundig-geo- 
logische verkenning van het eiland Flores in 1910 
en 1911. (Summary of geographical and geological 
data, obtained by the mining geological reconnais- 
sance of the island of Flores in 1910 and 1911). In: 
Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1911, pp 208-226. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, situation and form, orography, 
islands, hydrography, physiography, geology, useful 
minerals. 
Map: Geological sketch map of Flores, scale 
1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
228 118 — RHEDEN, J. I. Pannekoek van 
Voorloopige mededeelingen over de geologic van 
Soembawa. (Preliminary notes on the geology of 
Soembawa). In: Jaarhoek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1913, pp 15-21. 
(In Dutch). 
•Contents: A brief geological report on Soembawa. 
Map: Geological sketch map of the west part of 
Soembawa, scale 1:500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
119 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter 1. Programme of research and pre- 
parations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the east- 
ern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, 
Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
•Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of 
■expedition, the ship, trial trip in the North Sea and 
English Channel; voyage to Netherlands East Indies; 
stay in Java before commencement of research; 
appendix; oceanographic investigation on voyage out. 
Bibliography. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
120 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter HI. The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts), 1938. In; Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks; ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
.Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
121 — RIEL, P. M. van 
‘Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2. The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water, 1934. In; 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, chapter 
2, pp 63. 
Contents: Configuration of the sea floor, nature of 
the sea floor, summary of the principal results; 
future investigations, appendix. Bibliography. 
Maps: Several maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
122 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschungen in Niederlandisch- 
Ostindien. (Oceanographic investigations in the 
Netherlands East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesell- 
schaft fur Erdkunde. Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209- 
225. (In German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Obser- 
vations on sea floor, tides, depths, temperature, etc., 
with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
123 — ROON, J. van 
Aanteekeningen verband houdende met de voorge- 
nomen landrentewerkzaamheden in Residentie Bali 
en Lombok. (Remarks in connection with the land- 
rent work carried out in the residency of Bali and 
Lombok). In: Jaarverslag van den Topografischen 
Dienst, Vol. vm, 1912, pp 158-164. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. History of the land-rent survey in Bali 
and Lombok. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
124 —ROON. I. van 
Enkele aanteekeningen omtrent Bali. (Some remarks 
concerning Bali). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. xi, 1915, pp 213-287. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. History of Bali, coastline and surface 
features, climate, administration, religion, live-stock, 
agriculture, taxation, commerce and trade, roads. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps and sections. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
125 — ROOSEVELT. A. 
Up Rindjani and down. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix, No. 
1, 1928, pp 23-26. 
Contents'. Description of a mountaineering excursion 
to Mt. Rindjani on Lombok Island. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
126 —ROUTEAER. G. P. 
De Inije Lika op de hoogvlakte van Ngada, Midden- 
Flores. (The Inije Lika volcano on the high plateau 
of Ngada, Central Flores). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvii, 1910, pp 1233-1238. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of an expedition to this vol- 
cano (situated north of Badjawa) to study possible 
causes of its sudden eruption in the midst of a long 
inactive volcanic region. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Map of part of Central Flores. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
127 —ROUX. C. C. F. M. le 
Het bergland van Midden-Bali en het hoogland van 
Tjatoer. (The mountains of Central Bali and the 
highlands of Tjatoer). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. vm, 1912, pp 165-175. (In 
Dutch). 
229 Contents: Remarks on the mountain system, the 
geological composition, the river system, vegetation, 
zoology, roads and paths, dessas and population. 
Photographs: Panorama of the mountains of Central 
Bali, seen from Tanantoda. 
Maps: Mountains of Central Bali and highland of 
Tjatoer, scale 1:125,000. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
128 —ROUX. J. 
Reptilien und Amphibien in zoogeographischer Hin- 
sicht. (Reptiles and amphibians from a zoogeographi- 
cal aspect). In: Elbert, J.—Die Sunda Expedition, 
Vol. 2, pp 305-308. (In German). 
Contents: A description of reptiles and amphibians 
classified during an expedition to the Sunda Islands, 
and their distribution. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
129 —SCHWARZ. E. 
Die Siiugetierausbeute der Sunda-Expedition. (The 
mammalian yield of the Sunda Expedition). In; 
Elbert, J.—Die Sunda Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 303-304. 
Contents; A brief description of mammals classified 
during an expedition to the Sunda Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
130 —SIBOGA EXPEDITIE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch-Oost- 
Indie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder com- 
mando van G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door . . . M. 
Weber. (Results in the zoological, botanical, oceano- 
graphical and geological fields, collected in the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1899-1900, on board H.M. Siboga 
under the command of G. F. Tydeman. Edited by 
M. Weber. 4to. 66 parts. Leiden, E J. Brill, 1902- 
1939 (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest, 
see under the names of the authors of separate 
monographs as follows: 
Monograph I, Weber, M.: Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition, 1902. (Introduction and 
description of the expedition, 1902). (In French). 
Monograph 111, Tydeman, G. F.: Hydrographic re- 
sults, 1903. 
Monograph LXVI, Wichmann, A: Geologische Ergeb- 
nisse der Siboga Expedition, 1925. (Geological 
results of the Siboga expedition, 1925). (In 
German). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne: University Library, Perth (incomplete). 
131 —SINBAD OF THE TROPICS 
Contents: Eight pages of illustrations with brief 
text. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
132 — SLUYTER'S MONTHLY EAST INDIAN MAGAZINE 
Scenes from the isle of Flores. In: Sluyter’s Monthly 
East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 11, 1921, supple- 
ment after p 376. 
Contents: Photographs of Flores. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
133 — SMITH. Irving G. 
Lombok. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 6, 1931, pp 
271-272. 
Contents: Brief general description of Lombok. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
134 —SMITH. S. Watson 
The chronicle of the first world tour of the British 
Medical Association, 1935, pp 238. 
Contents: Chronicle and photographic record of the 
world tour, and descriptions of the excursions across 
Bali, and Java. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
135 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English 
and German). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2. 
Oceanographic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, chap- 
ter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; Vol. 3, 
Meteorological observations, pp (v). 111; Vol. 5, 
Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; 
Vol. 6, Biological data, pp 29. Annotations will be 
found under separate entries for sections of the 
work, under the names of their authors—P. M. van 
Riel, F. Pinke, H. Boschma, and Ph. H. Kuenen, 
L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
135a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder commando 
van F. Pinke, 1929-1939. (Scientific results of the Snel- 
lius expedition, under the leadersh'p P. M. van R;el, 
gathered in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies on board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the 
command of Lt. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by 
the Society for Scientific Research in the Nether- 
lands Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geographi- 
cal Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, 
Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English and German). 
This is the Dutch title of the above annotation. For 
contents, see former annotation. 
136 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius expeditie. In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
N ederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, VoL 
xlvii, 1930, pp 29-47, 380-399, 708-717, 801-812; 
991-1005. (In Dutch). 
230 Contents: An interim report covering 27th July 1929 
to Hth July 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
137 —STEHN, Ch. E. 
De Batoer op Bali en zijn eruptie in 1926. (Mount 
Batoer in Bali and its eruption in 1926). 8vo. Ban- 
doeng, N. V. Maks and V. D. Klits, 1928. (Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, Vulkano- 
logische en Seismologische Mededeelingen, No. 9), 
pp viii, 67. (In Dutch with summary in English). 
Contents: An account of the disastrous eruption of 
Mt. Batoer (Bali) in 1926. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: The Batoer complex after the eruption of 
1926, scale 1:30,000, contours at 25 metres. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
138 —STEHN. Ch. E. 
Vulkanologische onderzoekingen in Dost- en Midden- 
Flores. (Vulcanological investigations in East and 
Central Flores). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1940. 
(Nederlandsch-Indie, Dienst van den Mijnbouw, 
Vulkanologische en Seismologische Mededeelingen, 
No. 13). 
Contents: An account of scientific observations at 
Hi Lowotobi Lakilaki; Hi Moeda, Hi Botong, Tena- 
wahan-Leworoh-Leroboleng, the neighbourhood of 
Larantoeka, Ndetoe Napoe, the Gelimotoe craters, 
C. Ipa (G. Api Ende). (G. Ija). 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney. 
139 — STEHN, Ch. E. 
The fire mountain of Bali. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
viii. No. 7, 1927, pp 407-408. 
Contents: Description for the tourist of an excursion 
to the Batoer. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
140 — STRAELEN. V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tals Neerlandaises de LL. AA. RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. (Scientific results of 
a voyage to the Netherlands East Indies by T.R.H. 
Prince and Princess Leopold of Belgium). Vol. 1: 
Introduction Bruxelles 1933; Memoires du Musee 
Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de Belgique, Hors serie, 
pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: The chapter of the Lesser Sundas deals 
with Bali: Physical geography: vulcanism; hydro- 
graphy; tectonics; flora and fauna; architecture; 
population. Lombok: Physical geography, xerophytic 
flora—Psittaciens (cactus); Balinese and Sasaks. 
Soembawa: Physical geography; Tambora marine 
terraces; fauna and flora; population. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
141 — STUTTERHEIM. W. F. 
The temple ruins of Java. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. ix. 
Nos. 11-12, 1928, pp 684-688. 
Contents: Survey of the temples which have been 
wholly or partly restored in Java. (This entry has 
been included for the following photograph). 
Photograph: Entrance to the temple of Geboed. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
142 — SUCHTELEN, B. C. C. M. M. van 
Endeh (Flores) . Mededeelingen Encyclopaedist 
Bureau Aflevering xxxvi. Weltevreden, 1921, pp 520. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: This book deals very fully with Endeh, a 
subdivision of Flores. The material is divided into 
the following sections; history, geographical descrip- 
tion, mountains, geology, volcanoes, minerals, rivers, 
lakes, hot springs and geysers, swamps, roads and 
paths, villages, flora and fauna, climate, transport, 
administration, political situation, the people, re- 
ligion, means of livelihood, health, education, 
language. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps of the area. 
Copy in University Library, Sydney. 
143 —TIIDSCHRIFT VOOR NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE. 
Soemba or Sandalwood Islands. In: Tijdschrift voor 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 17, 1855, pp 275-312. 
Contents: A detailed description of Soemba. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
144 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Bali. Mn: Tourism in the Netherlands Indies, Vol. 
xi. No. 4, 1937. 
Contents: Brief text to the photographs. Also hints 
to tourists and itinerary for a three days’ tour. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Bali, showing main roads, aviation fields, 
villages and giving main distances. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
145 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies. In: Tourism in 
The Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi. No. 5, 1936. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Several photographs of native types. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
146 — TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Hotel number. In; Tourism in the Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 4, 1937. 
Contents: Description of some hotels and their sites 
for the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
147 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Lakes number. In; Tourism in The Netherlands 
Indies, Vol. xn. No. 5, 1937. 
231 Contents: Description of the most beautiful lakes of 
the Netherlands East Indies for the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
148 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Glimpses of native life. In: Tourism in The Nether- 
lands Indies, Vol. xm, No. 1, 1938. 
Contents: Photographs of people from Sumatra, 
Java and Bali at work. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
149 — TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Bali, Batavia, pp 88. 
Contents: Handbook of Bali, general information, 
customs and life of the Balinese; description of a 
trip through Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Road map of Bali. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
150 —TRAVELLERS' OFFICIAL INFORMATION BUREAU 
Visit Java, Bali, Sumatra. Batavia, Travellers’ Official 
Information Bureau; 2 editions. 
Contents: Tourist pamphlet. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
151 —TREUBIA 
Set of 28 charts. In: Treubia, Vol. iv, liv. 1-4, 1916. 
Contents: Charts of Java Sea, South China Sea and 
Malacca Strait; also bathymetrical chart of Java Sea. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; National Museum 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
152 —TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries and re- 
sources; editor-in-chief Arnold Wright; Assistant 
editor, Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co., Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports 
and shipping; Means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and tele- 
phones, roads and bridges; Population: origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions, Roman Catholic Mission, the 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. M. Verweij; 
Flealth and hospitals; the press, by E. F. E. Douwes- 
Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; 
Naval and military forces; Police, mines and mining 
administration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by 
C. Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; 
Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Sugar industry in Java, by 
J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. 
van Leersum; Bamboo hats; The island of java; 
Batavia; Towns of western and central java; 
Semarang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; 
Information for tourists. 
Copy in Mitchell Library. Sydney 
153 —TYDEMAN. G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga-Expedition (1899- 
1900). 4to. Leiden. E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. 
(Siboga Expeditie-Uitkomsten Monograph 111). 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains obseived art 
given in a table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Lamakera Anchorage, Solor Island. Depths 
in fathoms of 1.8 metres, scale 600 metres : 2\” 
(approx). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Svdney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
154— UNITED STATES, NAVY DEPARTMENT. 
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Celebes, SE Borneo, Java 
(except from Java head to Batavia), and the islands 
east of Java. 3rd edition, 1935, pp 628, H.O. No. 163. 
Supplement to Hydrographic Office Publication, No. 
163, for 1942. 
Contents: Comprises most of Java, SE Borneo, 
Celebes, the Lesser Sunda Islands and Timor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
155 —VERBEEK, R. D, M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques: reconnaissances geolo- 
giques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the 
Moluccas: geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the NEI archipelago. In: Edition Franeaise 
du Jaarboek van het in N ederlandsch- 
Oost-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie scientifique. Batavia, 
Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 1908. (In French). 
Contents: Detailed geological description of the 
Moluccas. 
Maps: Several maps and numerous sections and eye- 
sketches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
156 —VERVOORT, M. 
The flaming road to heaven. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm, No. 7, 1927, pp 409-413. 
Contents: Description of the cremation ceremonies 
in Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
157 —VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In; Snelltus- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
232 Contents: Historical review of the work in maritime 
meteorology; air-pressure, air temperature; sea water 
temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and wet 
bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rainfall; 
thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena—visibility, 
radiation, blue of the sky, halos and coronas, remark- 
able light phenomenon; general summary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
158 —VISSER, S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4; Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea su..ace temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation): surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of rain 
upon salinity); tables of position, temperature, 
salinity and density. 
Maps: Several charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
159 — WADIA, Ardaser Sorabjee N. 
The belle of Bali; being impressions of a pleasure 
cruise to the Dutch East Indies via Cochin, Colombo, 
Penang and Singapore. 8vo. London, J. M. Dent & 
Sons, 1936, pp xvi, 112. 
Contents: General description of Bali, temples, 
bazaars, religion, art-crafts, music, dances; Boro- 
budur and Buitenzorg. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Hobart. 
160 —WAL. I. H. E. van der 
Het bivak van het 6de Bataljon Infanterie te Tjakra 
Nagara, Lombok, 1894. (The bivouac of the 6th 
battalion infantry at Tjakra Nagara, Lombok, 1894). 
In: Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiers- 
vereeniging, Vol. 23 No. 7, 1937, pp 258-271, No. 8, 
1937, pp 304-312. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Tjakra Nagara; arms and 
tactics of the Balinese; events between 11th July 
and 25th August, 1894; Attitude of the population; 
Attitude of the troops; The events following the 
first shot fired; The fighting plan of the Balinese; 
Outline of the tactics followed in Lombok. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
161 —WEBER, Max 
Introduction et description de I’Exp&dition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the Expedition in the 
Siboga 1899-1900 to the Netherlands Indies). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902, pp vi, 160, 16. (Siboga-Expeditie, 
Uitkomsten, Monograph I). (In French). 
Contents: The expedition was organised to make a 
hydrographical, geological and biological survey of 
the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. This volume 
is a general description of the work and route of 
the expedition. List of stations giving positions, 
types of sea floor and depths is given in supple- 
mentary pages 1-16 at end. Geographical description 
of island and coasts are given. The index at the 
end is the key to these descriptions. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps of the areas covered. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
162—WEBSTER, H. Cayley 
Through New Guinea and the cannibal countries. 
8vo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1898, pp xvii, 387. 
Contents: General descriptions of Bali, Lombok, 
Macassar, Amboyna, Banda, Kei and Aru Islands, 
Netherlands New Guinea, Java, including notes on 
the manners and customs of the people; also of 
birds, mammals and butterflies collected, these being 
the object of the expedition. The book also covers 
the Mandated Territory and the Solomon Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Perth. 
163 —WECK, Wolfgang 
‘‘Taru Premana”: de Balische pharmokopoa. (“Taru 
Premana”: The Balinese pharmacopoeia). In: 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie. 
Vol. xcvm, 1938, pp 250-281. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes and lists 168 native herbal 
medicines, with botanical names and qualities. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library. Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
164 — WEIJERMAN, L. F. 
Het dertigjarig bestaan van het G. B. van Timor en 
onderhoorigheden. (The 30lh anniversary of the 
Garrison Battalion of Timor and Dependencies). 
In: Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Off icier s- 
vereeniging, Vol. 24, 1939, pp 85-90. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Residency Timor and 
Dependencies; The peoples, historical survey of 
Timor and Dependencies before the pacification; 
The pacification period, 1905-1909; The Garrison 
Battalion of Timor and Dependencies; continuation 
of pacification, 1909-1917; The dispute with Portugal 
in 1911. 
Maps: Timor and Dependencies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
165 — WHEATLEY. Ch. de Cock 
The lot of the Balinese Eve. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm, 1927, pp 392-398. 
Contents: The life and social position of Balinese 
women. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne, 
233 166 — WICHMANN, A. 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga expedition). 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1925, pp viii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie— 
Uitkomsten, Monograph LXV1). 
Contents: The chief object of the expedition was 
an oceanographical survey of the waters of the 
Netherlands Indies. This volume contains the geo- 
logical results, chiefly of land localities visited. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
167 — WILLIAMS. Maynard Owen 
Bali and points east. In: National Geographic Maga- 
zine, Vol. 75, 1939, pp 313-344. 
Contents: A general account, interesting chiefly for 
illustrations. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Bali, scale 40 miles: If". 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of South Australia Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
168 —WIRZ. Paul 
Der Reisbau und die Reisbaukulte auf Bali und 
Lombok. (Rice cultivation and the rice cultivation 
cult on Bali and Lombok). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 
1929, pp iv, 66. (Internationales Archiv fur Ethno- 
graphic, Supplement zu Band XXX). (In German). 
Contents: An ethnological study of religious beliefs 
in connection with rice growing in Bali and Lombok. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
169 —WITKAMP. H. 
Een verkenningstocht over het eiland Soemba. (A 
reconnaissance journey through the island of 
Soemba). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 
744-775; Vol. xxx, 1913, pp 8-28. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of four months’ exploration on 
Soemba Island, containing much topographical infor- 
mation. Details of villages, paths, distances, charac- 
ter of country and coasts, climate, great abundance 
of mosquitoes, mountains, rivers, etc. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: General map of Soemba, scale 1 ; 500,000, 
coloured to show geological features. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
170 — WOLLASTON, A. F. R. 
Pygmies and Papuans: the stone age to-day in 
Dutch New Guinea; with appendices by W. R. 
Ogilvie-Grant, A. C. Haddon and S. H. Ray. London, 
Smith, Elder & Co., 1912, pp xxiv, 352. 
Contents: This book deals primarily with Dutch 
New Guinea, but contains two photographs of the 
Lesser Sundas. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanic Gardens Library, 
Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoological and 
Acclimatization Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University Library, 
Hobart. 
171 — WORMSTEH. C. W. 
De eerste bestijging van de pieken van Lombok en 
Bali. (The first ascents of the peaks of Lombok and 
Bali). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 
307-319. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Accounts of expeditions to the Peak of 
Lombok and the Peak of Bali, with topographical 
notes. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
172 —WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India; 
edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
See annotation under Twentieth Century impres- 
sions of Netherlands India, No. 152, in this section. 
173 —WUST, G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration 
of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 9-10, 
pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents-. Depth studies by the Snellius expedition, 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
174 — ZOBEL. Myron 
The enchanted camera. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. vm. 
No. 2, 1927, pp 77-80. 
Contents: A travel talk on Bali for tourists. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
175 —ZOBEL, Myron 
The national sport of Bali. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vm. No. 3, 1927, pp 156-157. 
Contents: Description of cockTighting in Bali. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
234 TIMOR AND SURROUNDING ISLANDS 
1 —ADAMS. G. I. 
Timor Island; its supposed volcano and its probable 
tectonic relations. In: Philippine Journal of Science, 
Vol. vii, 1912, Series A, pp 283-288. 
Contents: A tectonic study of Timor. 
Map: Timor and neighbouring islands. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
British Medical Association of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Public Health Department Library, 
Sydney; Linnean Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Botanic Gardens Library, Sydney; 
Geological Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Department of Agriculture Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; University Library, Perth. 
2 — ANGOULVANT. G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises; leur role dans 1’economie 
internationale. (The Netherlands Indies; their role 
in international economy). 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330, ix; 331-842, ix 
(In French). 
Contents: General description of Bali, Lombok, 
Celebes, Timor and dependencies, Moluccas and New 
Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; University Library, Perth; 
University Library, Hobart. 
3 — BEMMELEN, W. van 
Die Klimatologischen Verhaltnisse der Kleinen 
Sunda-Inseln und des Timor-Archipels. (The climato- 
logical conditions on the Lesser Sunda Islands and 
in the Timor Archipelago). In: Elbert, J.—Die 
Sunda Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 259-274. (In German). 
Contents: A study of the climates of the Lesser 
Sunda Islands and the Timor Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
4 — BIJLMER. H. J. T. 
Outlines of the anthropology of the Timor Archi- 
pelago, with an appendix by Dr. K. Sailer. 4to. 
Weltevreden, G. Kolff & Co., 1939 (Indisch Comit6 
voor Wetenschappelijke Onderzoekingen, HI), pp 234. 
Contents: An investigation of the population of 
Sumba, Flores and Timor made at the request of the 
Indian Committee for Scientific Research. Anthro- 
pometry, physical characteristics, racial affinities. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
5 — BLOEMBERGEN, S. 
Report on a forest-botanical exploration of the 
islands Timor and Wetar. In: Korte Mededeelingen 
van het Boschbouwproefstation, No. 71, 1940, pp 
101-196. 
Contents: Botanical excursions in Timor and Wetar, 
collection of species, survey of the vegetation types, 
the possibilities of forest exploitation, and of an 
increase of the density of the population of Wetar. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps of the islands. 
Copy in Government Botanist’s Library, Brisbane. 
6— -BOSCHMA. H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material, the localities. In 
the list of localities on shore are occasional topo- 
graphical notes. 
Maps: Several maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
7— BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage. Chapter iv. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: Investigations on shore on Timor. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
8 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geological expedition of the University of Amster- 
dam to the Lesser Sunda Islands in the southeastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1937, under 
leadership of H. A. Brouwer. Vol. 1. 8vo. Amster- 
dam, N. V. Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maat- 
schappij, 1940, pp x, 348. (In German and English). 
Contents: The expedition went to western Timor, 
the islands of Wetar, Lirang, Alor, Lomblen, Batoe 
Tara, Adonara, Solor and the eastern part of Flores. 
Only the first volume of the proposed four-volume 
work is published. It contains four essays written 
by Tappenbeck, D., Simons, A. L„ Wanner, J., and 
Oyens, F. A. Marez, which are listed under these 
names. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
235 9 —BROUWER. H. A. . 
Gesteenten van Oost-Nederlandsch-Timor. (Minerals 
of Eastern Netherlands Timor). In: Jaarboek van 
bet in Nederlandsch-Indie, V erha'ndelingen, 
1916, Iste deel, pp 67-260. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is part of the results of the Neder- 
landsche Timor-Expeditie, 1910-1912, and is a tech- 
nical examination of the minerals in eastern Dutch 
Timor. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
10 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op het eiland Rotti. 
(Geological investigations on Rotti Island). In: Neder- 
landsche Timor-Expeditie, 1910-1912, Vol. in, 1922, 
pp 35-106. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A technical geological examination of the 
island. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth. 
11 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-lndischen Archipel; stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulkanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago; stratigraphy, tec- 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological survey of the Lesser Sunda 
Islands, with Soemba, Timor-Ceram-Boeroe, Kei 
Islands and a part of West New Guinea, Celebes, 
Soda Islands, Obi Islands, Misool, the Northern 
Moluccas and the northern part of West New 
Guinea, New Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Maps and sections, published in the separate 
Atlas volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane (Atlas missing); Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth. 
12 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Exploration in the Lesser Sunda Islands. In: Geo- 
graphical Journal, Vol. xciv, 1939, pp 1-10. 
Contents: Describes the results of collaborative geo- 
logical research carried out under the author’s direc- 
tion in 1937, embracing the islands of Wetar, Lirang, 
Alor, Lomblen, Adonara, Solor and the eastern part 
of Flores and Netherlands Timor. It deals with 
the morphological features, geological composition 
and structure, rate and direction of movement, geo- 
graphic distribution of volcanoes and evolution of 
volcanic activity, the Australian influence. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, Bris- 
bane; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society 
of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University 
Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
13 — BRUYNIS, I. L. 
Twee landschappen op Timor (Amarassi en Zuid- 
Beloe). (Two districts in Timor, Amarassi and South 
Beloe). In: Tijdschrift Koninkhjk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvi, 1919, pp 
169-198. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Thorough descriptions of the two districts. 
Amarassi is in the southeast part of the subdivision of 
Koepang and South Beloe in the southern part of 
the subdivision of Beloe. For Amarassi the section 
headings are—Situation and topography, people, 
trade and industry, law, administration and history, 
divisions, commitments and declarations; and for 
South Beloe—Geographical description (a. situation, 
size and boundaries; b. general topography; c. coasts; 
d. rivers; e. roads and tracks; f. villages; g. planta- 
tions; h. climate and monsoons); Population (a. 
origin; b. tribal and class divisions; c. health; d. edu- 
cation); Products (a. animals; b. plants; c. minerals): 
Transport (a. by land; b. by water); Administration 
(a. general; b. taxation; c. law); Political conditions 
(a. internal condition; b. relations with neighbouring 
regions); Relation to the Netherlands Indies Govern- 
ment. 
Map: One sketch map. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
14 — BURCK, H. D. M. 
Overzicht van de onderzoekingen der 2e Neder- 
landsche Timor-Expeditie. (Survey of the investiga- 
tions of the Second Netherlands Timor Expedition). 
In; Jaarboek van bet in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 4e gedeelte, pp v, 55. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Descriptions of activities; routes followed 
and places investigated—Baoen, Niki Niki and Bes- 
leo, Kapan, Noil Toko, Bitaoeni, Soefa, Atamboea. 
Survey of the palaeontological collection. Important 
maps of areas investigated. 
Maps: Several maps in Atlas volume for this year. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
15 — ES. L. J. C. van 
Studies of landing grounds for aircraft. In; Jaarboek 
van bet in Nederlandsch-Indie, Algemeen 
gedeelte, 1929, p 169. 
Contents: Description of the landing ground at 
Koepang. 
236 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
16 — ES, Jr., L. J. C. van 
De voorhistorische verbindingen van land en zee in 
den Oost-lndischen Archipel en de invloed daarvan 
op de verspreiding der diersoorten. (The prehistoric 
relationships of land and sea in the East Indian 
Archipelago, and their influence on the spread of 
animal species). In; Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 255-304. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discussion of prehistoric movements of 
land masses in the East Indian Archipelago, show- 
ing their effects by the distribution of the animals 
in the area. 
Map: The map in the Atlas volume for this year 
shows the presumed land masses. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
17 — FOKKENS. F. 
De nieuwe regeling der grenzen tusschen Nederlandsch- 
en Portugeesch Timor. (The new adjustment of the 
boundary between Netherlands and Portuguese 
Timor). 8vo. ’s Gravenhage, Korthuis (1914?), pp 
64. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief history of Netherlands and Portu- 
guese occupation. Joint boundary commission of 
1898. Re-survey of south coast of Timor. Agree- 
ment between Netherlands and Portuguese govern- 
ments. Later adjustments. Coffee culture, etc. 
Pholographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Numerous maps. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
18 —FORBES. H. O. 
On some of the tribes of the Island of Timor. In: 
Journal of the Anthropological Institute, London, 
Vol. xm, 1883, pp 402-430. 
Contents: Districts and languages, physique, peoples, 
customs, dwellings, social organization, property, 
death, agriculture, law and justice, religion, calendar. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
19 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Foreign Office (Historical Section). Dutch Timor 
and the Lesser Sunda Islands. 8vo. London, H.M. 
Stationery Office, 1920. (Handbook, No. 86), pp 
vii, 38. 
Contents: Geography, physical and political, of 
Dutch Timor and the Lesser Sundas, climate, sani- 
tary conditions, race and language, population. 
Political history. Social and political conditions. 
Economic conditions; means of communication, 
industry, commerce. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Department of Defence Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
20 — HEURN, W. C. van 
Reisindrukken van een bioloog op Timor en Flores. 
(Travel impressions of a biologist in Timor and 
Flores). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandscb 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlviii, 1931, pp 
924-930. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Itinerary of short journeys in Timor and 
Flores, and a brief account of their flora. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
21 — HEURN. W. C. van 
Vluchtige zoologische waarnemingen, gedaan tijdens 
een kort verblijf op Timor en Flores, April-Mei, 1930. 
(Cursory zoological observations made during a short 
stay on Timor and Flores, April-May, 1930). In; 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Vol. xcn, 1932, pp 64-84. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the fauna grouped under the 
various species. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Linnean Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
22 — 't HOEN. C. W. A. P. 
De opsporingen naar delfstoffen op het eiland Timor; 
met medewerking van L. J. C. van Es. (Prospecting 
for minerals on the island of Timor; with the co- 
operation of L. J. C. van Es). In: Jaarboek van het 
Mrjnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhqndelingen, 
1925, deel 2, pp 1-80. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological introduction, the occurrence 
of copper ore, chrome ore, gold, manganese, bitu- 
minous shales, mud vulcanoes, gas and mud springs, 
gypsum. 
Photographs'. Several photographs. 
Maps: Numerous maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
National Research Council Library, Sydney; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart. 
23 —INTER-OCEAN 
The island of Alor. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. xi, 1930, 
pp 329-336. 
Contents: An illustrated description of Alor with 
two photographs of Timor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
237 24 — INTER-OCEAN 
Koepang, capital of Timor. In; Inter-Ocean. Vol. xn. 
No. 8, 1931, pp 345-351, No. 9, 1931, pp 396-401, 
No. 10, 1931, pp 441-448; Vol. xm. No. 2, 1932, pp 
47-56; No. 3, 1932, pp 91-100. 
Contents: Impressions of a voyage from Sourabaya 
to Koepang; trip through Amfoang and Fatoe Leo 
(Timor); history and description of Koepang. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; NEFIS Library 
(Vol. xn. No. 8, Vol. xm, Nos. 2 and 3 only). 
25 —JONKER. H. J. W. 
Rapport van het voorloopig onderzoek naar het 
aanwezen van kopererts op het eiland Timor. (Report 
on preliminary search for copper ore on the island 
of Timor). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, 1873, deel 1, pp 157-186. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geology and mineralogy of the Kingdom 
of Junilo (in the neighbourhood of Atapoepoe); the 
Kingdom of Harmenno and a part of Bebokki; the 
district of Lamaknen (Kingdom of Fialarang); 
the neighbourhood of Oesoe, close by the govern- 
ment land about 15 km from Babauw. 
Map: One geological map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
26 — KAMPEN. P. N. van 
The amphibia of the Indo-Australasian archipelago. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1923, pp 304. 
Contents: Lists and describes 254 species, with 
index of distribution. 
Photographs: 29 line blocks from drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Perth. 
27 — KATE, Herman F. C. ten 
Verslag eener reis in de Timorgroep en Polynesie. 
(Account of a voyage to the Timor Group and 
Polynesia). 8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1894, pp 310. 
(In Dutch, with summary in French). 
Contents: This is a reprint from Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 1894. 
The author’s observations mostly deal with anthro- 
pology and ethnography, but also with zoology, 
geology and geography. On Timor he visited Koe- 
pang and vicinity, Amarasi, Island of Samau or 
Semoe, Central Timor and Amfoang, Lakan Mt. 
and Roti, particularly about Lake Tasi Poko. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
28 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Mededeelingen over onderzoekingstochten in onze 
kolonien. (Information on exploration in our 
colonies). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 
151-152. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief notes on the expedition of Rouffaer 
to Timor and the southwestern islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
29 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPII 
East of Java and Borneo. 4to. Batavia, G. Kolff 
& Co., 1938, pp 32. 
Contents-. An illustrated tourist publication covering 
Celebes, the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, New 
Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in NEF1S Library; National Library, 
Canberra. 
30 —K.P.M, GAZETTE 
Lesser Sunda Islands. Reprint, April, 1937, pp 24. 
Contents: Brief text for the tourist with many 
photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
31 — KRUYT, Albert C. 
Reis door Timor. (Journey across Timor). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxxvm, 1921, pp 769-807. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Notes of travel in Timor in October- 
November, 1920. 
Map: Sketch map. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
32 — KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1. Geological interpretation 
of bathymetrical results, 1935. In: Snellius-Expedition 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 
1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion of 
the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of 
the principal conclusions; bibliography. 
Maps: Maps and charts of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
33 —KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2. Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, ob- 
servations on coral growth, movements with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, 
on the formation of atolls, summary of the principal 
results. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Photographs of the area. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
238 Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Roval Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide; NEF1S 
Library. 
39 — MOLENGRAAFF. G. A. F. 
Mededeeling omtrent de Timor Expeditie onder leid- 
ing van Prof. Dr. G. A. F. Molengraaff. (Report on 
Timor expedition led by Dr. G. A. F. Molengraaff) 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1911, pp 317-318; 
470-475; 839-840. (In Dutch). 
Contents; Chiefly geological report, but containing 
some topographical and descriptive notes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
40 — MORDAUNT. Elinor 
The further venture book. 8vo. London, John Lane, 
1926, pp xi, 312. 
Contents'. Journey to New Guinea and parts of the 
Dutch East Indies. General description of places 
and people, manners and customs, fauna and flora. 
Photographs'. Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
41 — NEDERLANDSCHE TIMOR - EXPEDITIE 
1910-1912, MIL (Dutch Timor Expedition). In: Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1914, Iste gedeelte; 1916, Iste gedeelte; 
1920, 3de gedeelte. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The reports of the Netherlands Timor 
Expedition, 1910-1912, were published in the above 
three volumes of the Verhandelingen. Part 1 is 
on the geology of Letti; part II contains an article 
by Molengraaff on the volcano Woerlali on Dam- 
mer; Brouwer on minerals of Moa, the geology of 
Moa, and the minerals of Dutch Timor; part III is 
concerned chiefly with the island of Rotti. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
42 — NIEUWENKAMP. W. O. J. 
Bezoek aan eenige slijkvulkanen op Kambang en 
Semaoe, West-Timor. (Visit to some mud volcanoes 
at Kambang and Semaoe). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxxvi, 1919, pp 488-492. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes a visit from Koepang in July, 
1918. The mud springs described are on the north 
side of Pelican Bay on the island of Semaoe, and on 
Kambang Island. 
Photographs: Three plates from wash drawings. 
Map: Sketch map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
34 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedition 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 
1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In German). 
Contents: Apparatus, methods of work, anchor sta- 
tions, summary of the results, position of the ship 
at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
35—LUCIEER. A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
(buiten Java). (The birthrate among the people of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; statistics; natural causes of 
low birthrate; conclusion. The same author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
36 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel HI. 
Oostelijk gedeelte van den Oost-lndischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies, 
part HI. Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1933, 6th edition, pp 629. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes the Lesser Sunda Islands east 
of the meridian of 121° 10' east latitude and islands 
to the east of this. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
37 —MOHR. E. C. JuL 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder. Deel 1, tweede 
stuk. (The soil of the tropics in general, and of the 
Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. I, part 2). 
8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1933. (Koninklijke 
Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut Amsterdam, Mede- 
deeling No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp vi, 
131-335. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The processes of decomposition and soil 
formation. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Waite Agricultural Research Insti- 
tute Library, Adelaide. 
38 —MOHR. E. C. JuL 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen; en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel II, eerste 
stuk. (The soil of the tropics in general, and of the 
Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. 2, part 1). 
8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1934. (Koninklijke 
Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut, Amsterdam, Mede- 
deeling No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp 
142. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Soil-forming minerals, climate, decomposi- 
tion and soil types, soil estimation and utilization 
and rainfall in the Lesser Sunda Islands and New 
Guinea. 
239 43 — NIEUWENKAMP, W. O. J. 
Twaalf dagen op Roti. (Twelve days on Roti). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxxvm, 1921, pp 567-584. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Extracts from diary of a visit from 4th- 
15th July, 1918. 
Photographs: Three plates from sketches by the 
author. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
44 — OYENS, F. A. H. Weckherlin de Marez 
Neue permische Krinoiden von Timor, mit Bemer- 
kungen fiber deren Vorkommen im Basleogebiet. 
(New permian crinoids of Timor, with observations 
on their occurrence in the Basleo district). In; 
Brouwer, H. A.—Geological expedition of the Uni- 
versity of Amsterdam to the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
1937, Vol. 1, pp 283-348. (In German). 
Contents: The location of permian fossils in the 
Basleo district in Central Dutch Timor; palaeon- 
tology. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney;. University 
Library, Perth. 
45 —PHILLIPS. J. S. 
Timor, our East Indies neighbour. In: Walkabout, 
Vol. 5, No. 1, 1938, pp 44-53. 
Contents: A descriptive article on Timor. 
Photographs: One photograph showing open country. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Public Library, Hobart. 
46 — PINKE, F. 
Voyage. Chapter II. The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3: The deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
N etherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship, ship as survey vessel, 
requirements of expedition, preparation, description 
of equipment, personnel and duties, some nautical 
results. Description of deep-sea anchoring equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
47 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1. Depth determinations, 1935. 
In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter I, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo, accuracy of soundings, ship’s reck- 
oning, accuracy of deep-sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
48 —PULLE. A. 
Naar het sneeuwgebergte van Nieuw Guinea met de 
derde Nederlandsche Expeditie. (To the Snow Moun- 
tains of New Guinea with the third Dutch Expedi- 
tion). 8vo. Amsterdam, Maatschappij voor Goede 
en Goedkoope Lectuur (van Reizen en Trekken), 
pp 208. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of the expedition. The book con- 
tains a photograph of Koepang. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
49—RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter I. Programme of research and pre- 
parations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the east- 
ern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, 
Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: The area of research, previous investiga- 
tions, development of plan of expedition, expedition 
ship, trial trip in North Sea and English Channel, 
voyage to Netherlands East Indies, stay in Java 
before commencement. Appendix, oceanographic in- 
vestigation on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Few photographs. 
Maps: Several maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
50 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter III. The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies, with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts, 1938. In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps and charts of route. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
51—RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2: soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water. 1934. In; 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930. Vol. 2, part 2, chapter 2, 
pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review; work carried out during 
the expedition; construction of bathymetric charts; 
configuration of the sea floor; nature of the sea 
floor; summary of the principal results; future 
investigations. Bibliography. 
Maps: Numerous charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
52 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederliindisch Ost- 
indien. (Oceanographic investigations in Netherlands 
East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur 
Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. (In 
German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Observa- 
tions on sea floor, tides, depth, temperature, etc., with 
many graphs, tables and charts. 
240 Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
53 — ROUFFAER, G. P. 
Aanteekeningen bij de schetskaart van Portugeesch- 
Timor. (Memorandum on sketch map of Portuguese 
Timor). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 
794-796. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes and corrections in spelling of place 
names in map of Portuguese Timor. 
Map: Sketch map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
54 —ROUS. W. D. 
To Koepang and Makassar in a Moth. In: Java 
Gazette, Vol. iv. No. 3, 1935, pp i-iv (supplement). 
Contents: Description of a flight from Andir aero- 
drome, Bandoeng, via Soerabaya and Rambang 
(Lombok) to Koepang. A flight from Bandoeng, via 
Rambang to Makassar. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
55 —ST. CLAIR. Stuart 
Timor, a key to the Indies. In: National Geographic 
Magazine, Vol. 84, 1943, pp 355-384. 
Contents: This article deals mainly with Portuguese 
Timor. Geography, topography, climate, vegetation, 
agriculture, fauna, natives (carriers and their pay- 
ment, houses, law and order, head-tax), boundary 
forts between Portuguese and* Dutch Timor, houses 
in Portuguese and Netherlands Timor, agriculture in 
Netherlands Timor, Timor ponies. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Map: Map of area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
56 — SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle in den Jahren 
1874 bis 1876 .(Voyage of exploration of S.M.S. 
Gazelle in the years 1874 to 1876). 4to. 5 vols. 
Berlin, Mittler, Hydrographisches Amt des Reichs- 
Marine-Amts, 1889-1890. (In German). 
Contents: This was an official German expedition 
to observe the transit of Venus in 1874 from the 
Kerguelen Islands and to make oceanographical and 
hydrographical observations. The route was from the 
Keiguelen Islands to Timor, Amboina, McCluer 
Gulf in New Guinea and then to New Britain, 
etc. Vol. 1 gives an account of the journey; Vol. 2 
deals with physics and chemistry; Vol. 3 with zoo- 
logy and geology; Vol. 4 with botany; and Vol. 5 
with meteorology. Separate entries have been made 
for sections dealing with particular localities under 
the names Schleinitz, Studer. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
57 — SCHLEINITZ, G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Dana Island. In: Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von 
—Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . . 1874-1876, 
Vol. I, 1889, pp 146-147. (In German). 
Contents: Brief description of Dana Island. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
58 — SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Koepang (and) Atapopa. In: Schleinitz, G. E. G. 
Freiherr von—Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle 
. . . 1874-1876. Vol. 1, 1889, pp 148-156. (In German). 
Contents: A description of these places with brief 
notes on topography, hydrography, fauna, flora and 
population of Timor. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
59 — SIBINGA, G. L. Smit 
De geologische Jigging der boven-triadische olie- en 
asfaltafzettingen in de Molukken. (The geological 
position of the upper triadic oil and asphalt deposits 
in the Moluccas). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxviii, 1928, pp 111-120. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief discussion of the relation of the 
occurrence of fuel deposits to the upper triadic geo- 
syncline, with sections on Timor, Savoe, Rotti, 
Semaoe and the Moluccas between Timor and Ceram, 
Ceram, Boeroe, Boeton, Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Syd- 
ney; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
60 —SIBOGA EXPEDITE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder 
commando van . . . G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door 
. . . M. Weber (Results in the zoological, botanical, 
oceanographical and geological fields, collected in 
Netherlands East Indies, 1899-1900, on board H.M. 
Siboga under the command of . . . G. F. Tydeman, 
edited by ... M. Weber). 66 parts. 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902-1939 (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest, see 
under the names of authors of separate monographs 
as follows: 
Monograph 1—Weber, M.: Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition, 1902. (Introduction and 
description of the expedition, 1902). (In French). 
Monograph 111—Tydeman, G. F.: Hydrographic 
results, 1903. 
Monograph LXVI—Wichmann, A.: Geologische 
Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition, 1925. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga Expedition, 1925). 
(In German). 
Remaining monographs deal with the botanical and 
zoological results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
241 61 —SIMONS. A. L. 
Geological investigations in northeast Netherlands 
Timor. In: Brouwer, H. A.—Geological expedition 
of the University of Amsterdam to the Lesser Sunda 
Islands, 1937, Vol. 1, PP. 107-214. 
Contents: This section deals with the districts of 
Djeniloe and Lidak, and thence to Batoepoetih in 
Harnenno, with a reconnaissance along the new road 
to Pante Makassar, in the Portuguese enclave of 
Oeikoesi, and in its vicinity. It discusses geological 
formations, petrography, palaeontology, geographi- 
cal outlines, vegetation, water supply, natives and 
their industry. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
62 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English 
and German). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2, Oceano- 
graphic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, chapter 2, 
pp 63, part 3, pp 169; part 4, pp 62; Vol. 3, Meteoro- 
logical observations, pp v, 111; Vol. 5, Geological 
results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; Vol. 6, Bio- 
logical data, pp 29. Annotations of these separate 
parts will be found under the names of their authors; 
P. M. van Riel, F. Pinke, J. Boschma and Ph. H. 
Kuenen, L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. Kuenen, H 
Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
62a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door de 
Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuurkundig 
Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius Expedition, 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; gathered 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies 
on board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the com- 
mand of Lieut. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by 
the Society for Scientific Research in the Nether- 
lands Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geo- 
graphical Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, 
Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English and Ger- 
man). 
This is the Dutch title of the above annotation. 
For contents see former annotation. 
6S — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius expeditie. In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlvii, 1930, pp 29-47, 380-399, 708-717, 801-812, 991- 
1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27th July, 
1929, to 11th July, 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
64 —STUDER. Th. 
Timor. In: Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von— 
Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . . 1874-1876, Vol. 3, 
1889, pp 199-216. (In German). 
Contents: Geological description of the neighbour- 
hood of Koepang and of the Bay of Atapoepoe on 
the north coast; with zoological observations 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
65 —STUDER. Th. 
Die Insel Dana. (The island of Dana). In: 
Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von—Die Forschungs- 
reise S.M.S. Gazelle, 1874-1876, Vol. 3, 1889, pp 197- 
199. (In German). 
Contents: Geological description and notes on fauna. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
66 — TAPPENBECK. D. 
Geologie des Mollogebirges und einiger benachbarter 
Gebiete (Niederlandisch Timor). (Geology of the 
Mollo Mountains and some neighbouring districts, 
Netherlands Timor). In: Brouwer, H. A.—Geologi- 
cal expedition of the University of Amsterdam to the 
Lesser Sunda Islands, 1937, Vol. 1, pp 1-105. 
Contents: Geological formation, petrography, tec- 
tonics of the Mollo, Lalan-Assoe and Booi Mountain 
regions. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
67 —TEED APHA 
By jungle track and paddy field. 8vo. Liverpool, 
Henry Young and Sons, 1913, pp xvi, 179. 
Contents: Account of the author’s visit to Timor,. 
Malaya and Java. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
68 — TIIDSCHRIFT VOOR NEDERL ANDSCH - INDIE 
Editorial. Rotti Island. In: Tijdschrift voor Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Vol. xxx, 1858, pp 65-76. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed description of Rotti Island. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
69 — TOPOGRAFISCHE DIENST 
Kort verslag omtrent de opmeting van de "groote 
grens” tusschen Nederlandsch en Portugeesch Timor. 
(Brief report on the survey of the “great frontier” 
between Netherland and Portuguese Timor). In: 
faarverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, Vol. xix, 
1923, pp 104-109. 
Contents: History of the surveys of the Great or 
Beloe frontier, the survey of 1923. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Map of area. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; Public Library, Adelaide. 
70 — TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries, and re- 
sources; editor-in-chief—Arnold Wright; assistant 
editor—Oliver T. Breakspear. 4 to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
242 Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports 
and shipping; Means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and tele- 
phones, roads and bridges; Population; origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and mission, Roman Catholic mission, the 
Salvation Army, education, by N. M. Verweij; Health 
and hospitals; The press, by E. F. E. Douwes Dek- 
ker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; 
Naval and Military forces; Police, mines and mining 
administration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by 
C. Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; 
Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Sugar Industry in Java, by 
J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. van 
Leersum; Bamboo hats; The island of Java; Batavia; 
Towns of western and central Java; Semarang; 
Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; Information 
for tourists. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
71 — TYDEMAN. G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga expedition (1899- 
1902). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. 
(Siboga Expeditie - Uitkomsten. Monograph 111). 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains observed are given 
in a table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
72 —UNITED STATES, HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for Celebes, southeast Borneo, Java 
(except from Java Head to Batavia), and islands 
east of Java. H.O. No. 163, 1935, pp 628. Supple- 
ment to Hydrographic Office Publication No. 163 
for 1942. 
Contents: Comprises most of Java, Southeast Borneo, 
Celebes, the Lesser Sunda Islands and Timor. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
73 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques: reconnaissances geo- 
logiques dans la partie orientale de 1'Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the Mo- 
luccas: geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). 
In: Edition Fran§aise du Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, 
partie scientifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 
1908. (In French). 
Contents: Geological description of the Moluccas. 
Maps: Many maps, eye sketches and panoramas 
of Timor. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
74 — VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents'. Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air pressure, air temperature; sea 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and 
wet bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rain- 
fall; thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena— 
visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general sum- 
mary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
75 —VISSER. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents'. Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal varia- 
tion, annual variation, geographical distribution, 
influence of rain upon the salinity); tables of posi- 
tion, temperature, salinity and density. 
Maps: Several charts of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
76 —WANNER. J. 
Neue Blastoideen aus dem Perm von Timor, mit 
einem Beitrag zur Systematik des Blastoideen (New 
echinoderms from the Permian formation of Timor, 
with a contribution to the systematism of the 
echinoderms). In: Brouwer, H. A.—Geological 
Expedition of the University of Amsterdam to the 
Lesser Sunda Islands, 1937, Vol. 1, pp 215-277. 
Contents: General account of the echinoderms, sys- 
tem of the echinoderms, diagnosis of the families 
and species of the fissiculata, description of the 
species. This work was done in Besleo (Basleo), 
Netherlands Central Timor. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
77 —WEBER. Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the expedition in the 
Siboga 1899-1900 to the Netherlands Indies). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902, pp vi, 160, 16. (Siboga Expeditie, 
Uitkomsten, Monograph 1). (In French). 
Contents: Report on an expedition organised to 
make a hydrographic, geological, and biological sur- 
vey of the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. This 
volume is a general description of the work and 
route of the expedition. List of stations giving posi- 
tions, types of bottom and depths, in supplementary 
pages 1-16 at end. Geographical description of 
islands and coasts are given; the index at the end 
being a key to these descriptions. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
243 78 — WEIJERMAN, L. F. 
Het dertigjarig-bestaan van het G. B. van Timor en 
onderhoorigheden. (The 30th anniversary of the 
Garrison Battalion of Timor and dependencies). In: 
Orgaan van de Nederlandsch-Indische Officiersvereeni- 
ging, Vol. 24, 1939, pp 85-90. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the residency Timor and 
dependencies. The peoples, historical survey of 
Timor and dependencies before the pacification. The 
pacification period of 1905-1909. The garrison bat- 
talion of Timor and dependencies, continuation of 
the pacification 1909-1917. The dispute with Por- 
tugal in 1911. 
Map: Map of Timor and dependencies. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
79 — WICHMANN. A. 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga expedition). 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1925, pp vii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie— 
Uitkomsten, Monograph lxvi). (In German). 
Contents: The chief object was an oceanographical 
survey of the waters of the Netherlands Indies. 
This volume contains the geological results, chiefly 
of land localities visited. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Numerous maps and geological sections. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
80 —WITTOUCK, S. F. 
Exploration of Portuguese Timor. In: Geographical 
Journal, Vol. xcn, 1938, pp 343-350. 
Contents: A fairly full general description of Portu- 
guese Timor, its topography, people and resources. 
The author refers to a systematic exploration car- 
ried out in 1936-1937, of which a full report with 
maps and photographs has been published. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps-. Maps of the area. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane: University Library, Bris- 
bane; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne: 
Public Librar}', Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide.; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
81 —WRIGHT. Arnold, and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India. 
Edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
For contents see Twentieth Century impressions of 
Netherlands India. 
82 —WUST, G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration 
of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 9-10, 
pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition 
—with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
244 NORTHERN MOLUCCAS (HALMAHERA, MOROTAI, SOELA ISLANDS) 
1 — ABENDANON, E. C. 
Celebes en Halmahera. (Celebes and Halmahera). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklifk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1149-1172. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Almost entirely of geological interest, but 
also containing some notes on floods, river-deltas, 
silt, etc., and brief references to crops in certain 
areas. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
2 — ANGOULVANT. G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises; leur role dans 1’economie 
internationale. (The Netherlands Indies; their role 
in international economics). 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330; ix; 331-842, ix. 
(In French). 
Contents: General description of Bali, Lombok, 
Celebes, Timor and dependencies, Moluccas, and 
New Guinea, pp 55-56, 62-74. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; University Library, Hobart. 
3 —BARETTA. J. M. 
Halmahera en Morotai (bewerkt naar de memorie 
van den Kapitein . . . J. M. Baretta). (Halmahera 
and Morotai). (Encyclopaedisch Bureau, Mededee- 
lingen, Afl. xm). 
For contents, see annotation under ENCYCLO- 
PAEDISCH BUREAU, Mededeelingen, Afl. xm. No. 
22 in this section. 
4 —BARETTA. J. M. 
Gegevens omtrent het eiland Halmahera. (Data on 
the island of Halmahera). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxix, 1912, pp 342-350. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extracted from official reports made to 
the War Office of a military exploration of the 
Moluccas. The portion here given covers April- 
October, 1911. A considerable amount of topo- 
graphical detail of the country traversed is included. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
5 — BEMMELEN. J. F. van and HOOVER. G. B. 
Guide through Netherlands India. 8vo. London, 
Thos. Cook & Son, 1906, pp xii, 254. 
Contents: A general descriptive guide. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
6 —BENSEMANN. H. O. M. 
De grot Sagea op Halmahera. (Sagea cave on Halma- 
hera). In: Jaarsverslag van den Topografischen Dienst, 
1924, pp 70-71. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of Weda Bay (Halmahera), 
and its limestone mountains and caves; the largest 
cave is near Sagea village, 4 km. up from the mouth 
of the Sagea River, ten hours’ journey across the 
bay from Weda. 
Photographs-. Several photographs and maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Adelaide. 
7 —BEZEMER, T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie; schetsen van land en 
volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. 
Niermeyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906,. 
pp xv, 640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Visit to Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and 
tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, Padang and the 
Padang highlands; Across Sumatra, Batavia and 
Buitenzorg, the Wayang, means of livelihood of the 
natives, through the Preanger Regencies to the vol- 
cano of Gedeh, to the territories of the princes of 
central Java, the Hindoos and their religious sys- 
tems, Hindoo colonisation in Java, Borobodoer and 
Prambanan, through east Java; from Macassar along 
the west and north coasts to Amoerang, life of the 
Makassarese and Boeginese and the Toradias, Mina- 
hassa; Ternate and Batjan, Ambon and the Oelias- 
sers, the Southwestern and Southeastern Islands, 
ancestor worship in Indonesia, Boeroe and Ceram; 
on the coast of Netherlands New Guinea, the Banda 
group, etc. Topographical details. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
8 — BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data,- 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material, the localities. In 
the list of localities on shore are occasional topo- 
graphical notes. 
Maps-. Several maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. . 
9 — BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage, chapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169-175. 
245 Contents: Investigations on shore at Ternate and 
Tidore, Soela Islands, Morotai. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
10 —BREMAN. J. J. 
Modern tourism to the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. v, No. 1, 1924, pp 32-37. 
Contents: The Moluccas as a tourist’s paradise. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
II—BREMAN. J. J. 
Ternate and the grotto of Sagea. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. iv. No. 11, 1923, pp 790-791. 
Contents: A description of Ternate, its volcano 
and the Sagea cave. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
12 —BROUWER. H. A. 
'Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-Indischen Archipel; stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulcanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago; stratigraphy, tec- 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological survey of the Lesser Sunda 
Islands, with Soemba; Timor-Ceram-Boeroe; Kei 
Islands and a part of West New Guinea; Celebes, 
Soela Islands, Obi Islands, Misool; the northern 
Moluccas and the northern part of West New 
Guinea; New Guinea. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: Map in four sheets (in Atlas volume). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane (Atlas missing); Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
13 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op de Sangi eilanden 
en op de eilanden Ternate en Pisang. (Geological 
investigations in the Sangi Islands and in the islands 
of Ternate and Pisang). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 
2de gedeelte, pp 3-68. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The island volcano Roeang; topography 
and geology, pp 6-9; Eruptions, pp 9-30; The island 
Tagoelandong; topography and geology, pp 32-33; 
Volcanoes, pp 33-38; The island volcano Makalehi, 
pp 39-43; The submerged volcano at west of Mahan- 
getang, pp 44-51; The island volcano Ternate, pp 
52-64; The island volcano Pisang, pp 65-68. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
14 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op de Soela-eilanden. 
(Geological investigations in the Soela Islands). 
Parts 1 and II. In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 69-158, 1925, pp l-Il. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Earlier investigations; geographical sum- 
mary (coastline and reefs, rivers and forests, pp 75- 
80); Geology (pp 81-97); Tectonics (pp 98-106); 
Description of minerals (pp 107-154). Conclusions. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Few maps. 
Copies of Part 1 in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; of Part II in Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Bris- 
bane; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
15 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen in den oostelijken Oost- 
Indischen Archipel, I. (Geological investigations in 
the East Indian Archipelago). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1920, tweede gedeelte, various pages. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. The results of investigations have been 
written up by H. A. Brouwer, P. Kruizenga and E. 
Jaworski, and are annotated .under their authors. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
16— BROUWER, H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op het eiland Halma- 
hera. (Geological investigations on the island of 
Halmahera). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 3:7l. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reports of geological formations on 
Halmahera. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library (Geology School), Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
17— BROUWER. H. A. 
Bijdrage tot de geologic van het eiland Batjan. (Con- 
tributions to the geology of the island of Batjan). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, pp 73-105. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a general geological review of 
the Sibella mountains and of the area north of 
Laboela. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library (Geology School), Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
246 18 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Bijdrage tot de geologie der Obi-eilanden. (Contri- 
butions to the geology of the Obi Islands). In: Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1923, pp 3-62. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Some geographical description is included, 
especially in the section on Great Obi; there is a 
general geological description of the islands. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
19 — CATALOGUS 
Van de Gewestelijke Bibliotheek ten Kantore van 
den Gouverneur der Molukken te Amboina. (Cata- 
logue of the Provincial Library of the Bureau of 
the Governor of the Moluccas at Amboina). Ambon, 
1928, pp 168. Supplement I, May 1930, pp 167. 
Contents: Contains valuable list of publications on 
the Netherlands East Indies in general and more 
especially on the Moluccas. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
20 —DREJER. B. C. D. 
De grot van Sagea, Weda, Halmahera. (The cave of 
Sagea, Weda, Halmahera). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlii, 1925, pp 253-256. 
Contents: A brief description of a visit to the cave. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
21 —DYKE. J. C. van 
In Java and the neighbouring islands. 8vo. New 
York, Charles Scribner, 1929, pp xii, 310. 
Contents: Sketches on Celebes, Borneo, the Moluccas, 
Bali and Java. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
22 — ENCYCLOPAEDISCH BUREAU 
Mededeelingen van het Bureau voor de Bestuurs- 
zaken der Buitenbezittingen, Afl. xm: Halmahera en 
Morotai; (bewerkt naar de memorie van den Kapi- 
tein van den Generalen Staf, J. M. Baretta). (Re- 
ports of the Bureau for the Administration of the 
Outer Possessions, No. xm: Halmahera and Morotai; 
based on the memoirs of Captain General Staff, J. 
M. Baretta). 4to. Batavia, Javasche Boekhandel & 
Drukkerij, 1917, pp xi, 314, xxxiii. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The land; island groups, surrounding 
seas, geology, climate, vegetation, fauna divided into 
North Halmahera, Northeast Halmahera, South 
Halmahera, Central Halmahera, Morotai and Taoe. 
Hydrography. The people; density of population, 
migration and settlement, religion, dress, houses, 
weapons, games, health. Government and adminis- 
tration of justice. Means of livelihood; agriculture, 
hunting, fishing, industry, trade, means of com- 
munication and transport. Appendices: Statistics 
of population, of exports and imports. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Brisbane. 
23 —GOGARTEN. Emil 
Der Vulkan “Tolo” auf Halmahera. (The volcano 
“Tolo” on Halmahera). In: Petermanns Geograph- 
ische Mitteilungen, 1917, pp 242-246, 273-277. (In 
German). 
Contents: Brief description of Mt. Tolo, Halmahera. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
24 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Admiralty—Hydrographic Department. Eastern 
Archipelago Pilot, Vol. in, 3rd edition, 1930. Lon- 
don, Hydrographic Department, 1930, pp 308, supple- 
ments No. 9, 1941, and No. 10, 1942. 
Contents: Covers the area of northeastern end of 
Celebes; Molucca and Jailolo passages and the 
western end and southern coast of Dutch New 
Guinea. Contains also general remarks on area, 
climate, winds, etc., a glossary and information 
relating to charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
25 —HESSE, Richard 
Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse in Niederlandisch- 
Indien zwischen 5° nordlicher und 5° siidlicher Breite. 
(Rainfall conditions in Netherlands Indies between 
5° north latitude and 5° south latitude). In: Peter- 
manns Geographische Mitteilungen, 1921, PP 257-260. 
(In German). 
Contents: A study of rainfall in the area stated. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney: Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
26 —HULSTIIN, P. van 
Memorie over de Soela eilanden. (Memoir on the 
Sula Islands). 8vo. Weltevreden, N. V. Boekhandel 
Visser & Co., 1918, pp xvi, 155. (Mededeeling Ency- 
clopaedisch Bureau, Afl. xx). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical description; population; pro- 
ducts; transport; political situation. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
27 —JAWORSKI. E. 
Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis des untersten Doggers von 
Taliabu (Sula-Inseln). (Contributions to the know- 
ledge of the lowest Doggers of Taliabu, Sula Islands). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 2de gedeelte, pp 191- 
206. (In German). 
Contents: A geological study of fossils in Taliabu. No 
topographical information is included. This is part 
of the series edited by H. A. Brouwer—Geological 
investigations in the eastern East Indian Archipelago. 
247 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
28 —JONGH. G. I. I. de 
Morotai. In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, pp 
381-397. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed topographical description. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
29 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
The Moluccas. Issued by the Publicity Department 
of the K.P.M. Line, October, 1936. 
Contents: Tourist booklet. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
30 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of lava and Borneo. 4to. Batavia, G. Kolff & 
Co., 1938, pp 32. 
Contents: Richly illustrated prospectus for a tour 
comprising Celebes, the Moluccas, the Lesser Soenda 
Islands and Netherlands New Guinea, with excur- 
sions suggested from each port. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; NEE IS 
Library. 
31—K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Molucca number. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. I, No. 7, 
pp 154-177. 
Contents: Brief description of the following islands 
with their populations, arts and crafts; Ternate, 
Halmahera, Tidore, Batjan, Obi Group, Sula, Buru, 
Ceram, Banda and small islands. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
32 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In: K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. i. No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents: Description of some of the more import- 
ant volcanoes in the Netherlands East Indies for 
the tourist. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
33 —KRUIZINGA. P. 
De belemnieten uit de jurassische afzettingen van de 
Soela-eilanden. (The belemnites—finger stones—from 
the Jurassic deposits of the Soela Islands). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1920, 2de gedeelte, pp 159-189. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geological notes on fossil discoveries in 
the Soela islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
34 — KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1. Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results, 1935. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion of 
the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of 
the principal conclusions. Bibliography. 
Maps: Several maps, charts and sections. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
35 —KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2. Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, 
part 3, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs examined; Moro- 
tai, Tidore, Maitara and Ternate; the Kaoe Bay 
(1 lalmahera); the Soela Islands; Obi Latoe; obser- 
vations on coral growth; movements with relation to 
the sea level; phenomena of the reef-flats; on the 
formation of atolls; summary of the principal re- 
sults. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
36 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen. (Results of tide and 
series measurements), 1938. In: Snellius-Expedition 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 
1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In German). 
Contents: Apparatus, methods of work, anchor sta- 
tions, summary of the results, position of the ship 
at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
37 —LORENTZ, H. A. 
Eenige maanden onder de Papoea’s. (Some months 
among the Papuans). 8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1905, 
pp viii, 311. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the Netherlands Expedi- 
tion of 1903 in the “Zeemeeuw.” Includes accounts 
of visits to Metu Debi (Jautefa Bay, Humboldt Bay), 
Tami River, Tawarin and Moaif Rivers (the two 
latter flowing into Walckenaer Bay, north coast of 
Dutch New Guinea), Geelvink Bay and Ternate. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
248 38— LUCIEER, A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
(buiten Java). (The birthrate among the people of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; statistics; natural causes of 
low birthrate; conclusion. The author examines all 
the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
39 —MARTIN. K. 
Reisen in den Molukken, in Ambon, den Uliassern, 
Seran (Ceram) und Buru. Eine Schilderung von 
Land und Leuten. (Travels in the Moluccas, in 
Ambon, the Uliassers, Seran (Ceram) and Buru. A 
description of the land and the people). 2 vols. 4to. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1894, pp xviii, 404; Vol. 2. 
Contents: Hydrography and topography, geology, 
fauna, vegetation, agriculture; the people; manners 
and customs, social organization, government, indus- 
try, dancers, music, religion, education, villages, 
houses, etc. Pp 1-2 concern the approach by sea to 
Ambon, pp 24-27 to the Uliassers, the hydrographi- 
cal references are scattered throughout the section 
on Seran (pp 66-250) and Buru (pp 251-389). 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area 
travelled. 
Maps: Outline map, scale 1 : 1.000,000; Leitimor, 
scale I : 200,000; Karuku, scale 1 : 180,000 approx; 
Saparua, scale 1:180,000 approx; Nusalaut, scale 
1:180,000 approx. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
40 —MARTIN. K. 
Reisen in den Molukken, in Ambon, den Uliassern, 
Seran (Ceram) und Buru. Geologischer Theil. 
(Travels in the Moluccas, in Ambon, the Uliassers, 
Seran (Ceram) and Buru. Geological part). In 
three numbers. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1897-1903, 
pp ix, v, 98; 99-199; 201-296. (In German). 
Contents: The general account of these travels was 
published in 1894 under the same title, with the sub- 
title Eine Schilderung von Land und Leuten. (A 
picture of land and people). This part deals with 
physical geography of mountains, geology and 
mineralogy, coastal displacement, volcanoes, useful 
minerals of Ambon and the Uliassers, Seran and 
Buano, Buru. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
41—MEINICKE. C. E. 
Dr. Bernstein’s Reisen in den nordlichen Molukken. 
(Dr. Bernstein’s journeys in the northern Moluccas). 
In: Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen, 1873, 
pp 206-216. (In German). 
Contents: Condensed from reports by Bernstein con- 
tributed to Tijdschrift voor Indische Taal-, Land- 
en Volkenkunde, Bd. 14-15. Information given by 
Bernstein about Tidore, Mare, Moti, Makjan, 
Batschan, northern peninsula of Halmahera, south- 
ern peninsula of Halmahera, southeast peninsula of 
Halmahera, Moar, Gebe, Waigeu, Salawati. Geo- 
graphical descriptions with notes on anchorages are 
given. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
42 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel III. 
Oostelijk gedeelte van den Oost-lndischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part 111. Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1933. 6th edition, pp 629. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes Lesser Sunda Islands east of the 
meridian 121° 10' E and all the islands up to the 
boundary of Dutch and British New Guinea. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
43 —MOHR, E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel II, tweede 
stuk; Eenige eilanden der Molukken, Halmahera, 
Celebes, Borneo, Bangka en Billiton. (The soil of 
the tropics in general, and of the Netherlands Indies 
in particular, Vol. 2, part 2; Some islands of the 
Moluccas, Halmahera, Celebes, Borneo, Bangka and 
Billiton. 8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1935 (Konink- 
lijke Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut Amsterdam, 
Mededeelingen, No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum, No. 
12), pp vii, 143-342. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Soil forming minerals, climate, decomposi- 
tion of minerals and types of soil, evaluation and 
utilization of the soil. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
44 _ MOLUKKEN-INSTITUUT. AMSTERDAM 
Overzicht van de literatuur betreffende de Molukken 
exclusief Nieuw Guinea. (Survey of the literature 
of the Moluccas, exclusive of New Guinea. Deel 1 
(part I); 1550-1921, by W. Ruinen, Amsterdam, 
Molukken-Instituut, 1928, pp 766. (In Dutch). 
Deel II (part II): 1922-1933, by A. B. Tutein- 
Nolthenius, Amsterdam, Molukken-Instituut, 1935, 
pp xxix, 463. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annotated bibliographv of periodical 
articles and separately published works dealing with 
or touching on the Moluccas. 
Copy of Part I in NEF1S Library; Part II in AGS 
Library. 
45 — NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Vulcanological Survey. Bulletins Nos. 1, 3, 5, 78, 
80-89. (1927-1939). Bandoeng. 
Contents: Bulletins dealing with the various vol- 
canoes and volcanic activity in the Netherlands 
Indies. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne (except 10, 14, 87-89); Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart (1-89). 
46 —NOUHUIIS. I. W. 
Bijdrage tot de kennis van het eiland Taliaboe der 
Soela-groep, Moluksche Zee. (Contribution to know- 
249 ledge of the island Taliaboe in the Soela group, 
Molucca Sea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 
1910, pp 945-976 and 1173-1196. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of an exploration of this little- 
known island (lying to the northwest of Boeroe), 
with some topographical and geographical notes, and 
description of rivers and deltas. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
47 — PERNfi. E. 
Slave-hunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi, No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304, No. 6, 1925, pp 337- 
342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave-hunting in the 
islands. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
48 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1. Depth determinations, 
1935. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 
2, Chapter I, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo, accuracy of soundings, ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of deep-sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
49 —PINKE. F. 
Voyage, Chapter 11. The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3; the deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship, ship as survey 
vessel, requirements of expedition, preparation, des- 
cription of equipment, personnel and duties, some 
nautical results. Description of deep-sea anchoring 
equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
50 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter_ I. Programme of research and 
preparations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Deals with area of research. Previous 
investigations; development of plan of expedition. 
Expedition ship; trial trip on North Sea and English 
Channel, voyage to Netherlands East Indies; stay 
in Java before commencement. Appendix, oceano- 
graphic investigations on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
51—RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter 111. The voyage in the Nether- 
lands East Indies (with a list of stations, a large 
route chart and 16 detail charts), 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Maps: Maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
52 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2: soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2; The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of bottom water (with two 
large depth charts and 16 detail charts), 1934. In: 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, chapter 2, 
pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review; work carried out during 
the expedition; construction of bathymetric charts; 
configuration of the sea floor; Molukken Sea, Sangihe 
trough, Gulf of Tomini, Celebes Sea, Makassar 
Strait, Sulu Sea, Halmahera Sea, Ceram Sea, Banda 
Sea, Flores Sea, Bali Sea, Gulf of Bone; Salajar 
trough, Wetar Strait, Sawoe Sea, adjacent part of 
Indian Ocean, Timor Sea, Arafoera Sea; nature of 
the sea floor; summary of the principal results, 
future investigations. Bibliography. 
Maps: Numerous maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
53 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederlandisch Ost- 
indien. (Oceanographic investigations in the Nether- 
lands East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft 
fiir Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. 
(In German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius Expedition. Obser- 
vations on sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, 
etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
54 —SIBOGA EXPEDITIE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder 
commando van . . . G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door 
. . . M. Weber. (Results in the zoological, botanical, 
oceanographical and geological fields collected in the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1899-1900, on board H.M. 
Siboga, under the command of . . . G. F. Tydeman, 
edited by ... M. Weber). 66 parts. 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902-1939. (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest 
see under the names of authors of separate mono- 
graphs as follows: 
250 Monograph 1—Weber, M.: Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition. (Introduction and descrip- 
tion of the expedition). (In French). 
Monograph 111—Tydeman, G. F.: Hydrographic 
results 1903. 
Monograph LX VI — Wichmann, A.; Geologische 
Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geological 
results of the Siboga expedition), 1925. 
Remaining monographs deal with the botanical and 
zoological results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Perth (incomplete). 
55 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under the leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; 
Utrecht, Kemink & Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English 
and German). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2, Oceano- 
graphic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, chapter 2, 
pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; Vol. 3, Meteoro- 
logical observations, pp v HI; Vol. 5, Geological 
results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; Vol. 6, Bio- 
logical data, pp 29. 
Annotations will be found under separate entries for 
sections of the work, under the names of their 
authors, P. M. van Riel, F. Pinke, H. Boschma 
and Ph. H. Kuenen, L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. 
Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
55a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius-Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door de 
Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuurkundig 
Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius Expedition, 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; gathered 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies 
on board H. M. Willebrord Snellius under the com- 
mand of Lieut. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by 
the Society for Scientific Research in the Nether- 
lands Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geo- 
graphical Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, 
Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English and Ger- 
man). 
This is the Dutch title for the former annotation. 
For contents see above annotation. 
56 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius expeditie. (The Snellius expedition). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 1930, np 29-47, 380-399, 708- 
717, 801-812, 991-1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27th July, 
1929, to 11th July, 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
57 — STRAELEN, V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tals Neerlandaises de LL. AA. RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. Vol. i. Introduction. 
(Scientific results of the voyage to the Netherlands 
East Indies by T.R.H. Prince and Princess Leopold 
of Belgium. Vol. i. Introduction). Bruxelles, 1933. 
Memoires du Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de 
Belgique. Hors serie, pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: Ternate: Peak of Ternate, Lake Lagoena, 
Peak of Tidore; Halmahera; Morphology, Dodinga, 
Bay of Kaoe, Djailolo. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
58— TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commeice, industries and 
resources; editor-in-chief, Arnold Wright: assistant 
editor, Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports 
and shipping; Means of communication, railways and 
tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli Spoor- 
weg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs, and telephones, 
roads and bridges; Population: origin, languages, 
manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte and C. 
Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant Church 
and missions, Roman Catholic mission, tut Salvation 
Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; Health and 
hospitals; The Press, by E. F. E. Douwes-Dekker; 
Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; Naval 
and Military forces; Police, mines and mining ad- 
ministration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by C. 
Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; 
Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Sugar indystry in Java, by 
J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. 
van Leersum; Bamboo hats; The island of Java; 
Batavia, towns of western and central Java; Serna- 
rang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; Informa- 
tion for tourists. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
59 —TYDEMAN. G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga Expedition 
(1899-1902). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. 
(Siboga Expeditie—Uitkomsten. Monograph III). 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains observed are 
given in a table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
60 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques; reconnaissances geo- 
logiques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the Mo- 
luccas: Geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
251 part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). 
In Edition du Jaarhoek van het Mijnwejen 
in Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie 
Scientifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 1908. 
(In French). 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
Moluccas. 
Maps: Several maps and numerous sections and 
eye sketches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Launceston; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
6i— VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
1929-1930, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air-pressure, air temperature; sea water 
temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and wet 
bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rainfall; 
thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena—visibility, 
radiation, blue of the sky, halos and coronas, 
remarkable light phenomenon; general summary, 
tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
62 —VISSER, S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of rain 
upon salinity); tables of position, temperature, 
salinity and density. 
Maps: Map and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
63 —VROKLAGE, B. A. G. 
Die Sozialen Verhaltnisse Indonesiens . . . Band I. 
Borneo, Celebes und Molukken. (The social organ- 
ization of Indonesia, Vol. 1, Borneo, Celebes and 
Moluccas). Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlags- 
buchhandlung, 1936, pp xxxii, 532. 8vo. Munster 
(Anthropos- Ethnol. Bibliothek, Band iv, Heft I). 
(In German). 
Contents: An anthropological study discussing the 
social organization of the peoples of Borneo, Celebes 
and Moluccas. 
A summary in English will be found in Colonial 
Institute, Amsterdam, Bulletin, November 1937, pp 
46-57. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
64 —WALCOTT. Arthur S. 
Java and her neighbours; a traveller’s notes in Java, 
Celebes, the Moluccas and Sumatra. New York, 
Putnam, 1914, pp 339. 
Contents: Notes of a three months’ trip. Chapter 
headings: Historical sketch; Weltevreden; Old Ba- 
tavia; Buitenzorg and the botanical gardens; By the 
north coast to Soerabaya, Solo; Cruise to Celebes: 
Minahasa district, North Celebes; Ternate; The 
Moluccas; Tosari and the Tengger volcanoes; Ruined 
temples of Central Java; Djokjakarta; Garoet and 
the Preangger; West Preannger; Sumatra, descrip- 
tive and historical; Up the west coast of Sumatra 
to Padang; The Padang highlands; Ports of North 
Sumatra. 
Photographs: 74 half-tone photographs of little or 
no topographical interest. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne; Depart- 
ment of Defence Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
65 —WARBURG. O. 
Wer is der Entdecker der Molukken? (Who dis- 
covered the Moluccas?) In: V erhandlungen der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, Vol. xxm. No. 2, 
1926, pp 102-143. (In German). 
Contents'. An account of various “discoverers”—of 
historical interest only. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
66—WEBER, Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the expedition). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902, pp vi, 160, 16. (Siboga Expeditie, 
Uitkomsten, Monograph I). (In French). 
Contents: Report of an expedition organised to 
make a hydrographic, geological and biological sur- 
vey of the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. This 
volume is a general description of the work and 
route of the expedition. List of stations giving 
positions, types of bottom and depths in supple- 
mentary pages 1-16 at end. Geographical description 
of islands and coasts are given. An index at end 
is a key to these descriptions. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Maps and charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
67 —WICHMANN. Arthur 
Bericht iiber eine im Jahre 1903 ausgefiihrte Reise 
nach Neu Guinea. (Account of an expedition to New 
Guinea in 1903). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1917, pp 
xviii, 493. (Nova Guinea; uitkomsten der Neder- 
landsche Nieuw Guinea Expedities, Vol. 4). (In 
German). 
Contents: Report of an expedition to Java, Ternate, 
west coast of New Guinea, Geelvink Bay, north 
coast of Dutch New Guinea, Humboldt Bay, return- 
ing via Ternate and Northern Celebes. A detailed 
description of Ternate is included. This volume gives 
the geographical results of the expedition; ethno- 
graphical, geological, botanical and zoological results 
are included in other volumes of Nova Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney. 
252 88 —WICHMANN. A. 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga expedition). 4to. Lei- 
den, E. J. Brill, 1925, pp viii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie 
—Uitkomsten, Monograph lxvi). (In German). 
Contents; The chief object was an oceanographical 
survey of the waters of the Netherlands Indies. The 
expedition visited Obi Majora, Pulu Damar, Sulu 
Besi, Ternate. This volume contains the geological 
results, chiefly of land localities visited. 
Photographs; Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Several maps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
69 — WILLIAMS, Maynard Owen 
Airplanes come to the Isles of Spice. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. 79, 1941, pp 535-558. 
Contents: General description, products, native life 
and food, Chinese traders. The area covered is the 
Moluccas, from Ternate, Batjan and Boeroe south 
to Amboina, then east to Banda. 
Photographs: Several photographs. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Brisbane; Univer- 
sity Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public Lib- 
rary, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
70 —WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR. Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India, 
edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
For annotation, see twentieth century impressions 
of Netherlands India, No. 58 in this section. 
71—WUST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration 
of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 9-10, 
pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition— 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide. 
253 SOUTHERN MOLUCCAS (BURU, CERAM, KAI AND ARU ISLANDS) 
1 — ANGOULVANT. G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises: leur role dans leconomie 
internationale. (The Netherlands Indies, their role 
in international economy). 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330, ix; 331-842, ix. 
(In French). 
Contents: General description of Bali, Lombok, 
Celebes, Timor and dependencies, Moluccas and 
New Guinea, on pp 55-56, 62-74. 
Photographs: The small village Banda on the island 
of Neira; G. Api; Little Catholic mission church 
at Langgoer in the Kei Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; University Library, Hobart. 
2 — BEMMELEN, J. F. and HOOVER. G. B. 
Guide through Netherlands India. 8vo. London, 
Thos. Cook & Son, London, 1906, pp xii, 254. 
Contents: General descriptive guide. 
Photograph: Arrival at Banda. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
3 — BEZEMER, T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie: schetsen van land en 
volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. Nier- 
meyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, pp xv, 
640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Visit to Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and 
tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, Padang and the 
Padang highlands; Across Sumatra, Batavia and 
Buitenzorg, the Wayang; Means of livelihood of the 
natives, through the Preanger Regencies to the 
volcano of Gedeh, to the territories of the princes 
of Central Java, the Hindoos and their religious sys- 
tems, Hindoo colonisation in Java, Borobodoer and 
Prambanan; through East Java; From Macassar 
along the west and north coasts to Amoerang, life 
of the Macassars and Boeginese and the Toradjas, 
Minahassa; Ternate and Batjan, Ambon and the 
Oeliassers; The Southwestern and Southeastern 
Islands, ancestor worship in Indonesia, Boeroe and 
Ceram; On the coast of Netherlands New Guinea, 
the Banda group, etc. Topographical details. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
4 —BOEROE EXPEDITE. 1921-1922 
Zoological records of the Dutch scientific expedi- 
tion to Boeroe Island. Buitenzorg, 1924-1936. 
Contents'. Animals and insects examined on the 
expedition are minutely described and classified. 
Copy in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
5 — BORELLI, A. 
Dermapteres de 1’ile de Buru. (Dermapteres on the 
island of Buru). In: Treubia, Vol. v, April, 1924, 
pp 331-339. (In French). 
Contents'. Study of Buru insects. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; South Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Adelaide; Royal Society 
of Western Australia Library, Perth. 
6 — BOSCHMA, H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents'. The nets and other apparatus for the col- 
lecting of biological material, the localities. In the 
list of localities on shore are occasional topographi- 
cal notes. 
Maps: Amboina, scale 1:625,000; Tracks of the 
Snellius expedition, scale 1:3,250,000, showing sta- 
tions, anchorages and biological stations and locality 
for shore collecting. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
7 —BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage, phapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169-175. 
Contents: Investigations on shore on Aroe Island; 
Seroea, G. Api near V/etar. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
8 — BRAAEE, A, L. ter 
Rapport omtrent het voorkomen van Seladoniet op 
het eiland Manipa, Residentie Ambon. (Report on 
occurrence of seladonite on Manipa Island, residency 
of Ambon). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1918, Iste ge- 
deelte, pp 19-20. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A report on the occurrence of seladonite 
on the island of Manipa. It includes a very brief 
geographical description. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public Liorary, 
254 Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
9 — BREMAN. J. J. 
Modern tourism in the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. 5, No. 1, 1924, pp 32-37. 
Contents: An article on the “Spice Islands” as a 
tourist’s paradise. 
Photographs: View of the Klabat volcano; River 
scene on Amboina; Road along the Bay of 
Amboina. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
10 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisphe onderzoekingen in Oost-Ceram. (Geo- 
logical researches in East Ceram). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxxvi, 1919, pp 715-751. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A preliminary publication of the results 
of researches undertaken in 1915, so far as they 
relate to the tectonic formation of the crescent- 
shaped tertiary mountain chain around the Banda 
Sea. Describes geological formations, the Wai Nief 
region, Lithogenesis and form of the Nief series; 
Age of the Nief series; Oil and gas springs; Tectonics. 
Photographs (Photogravure plates): Valley of Wai 
Nief (view from above), looking downstream from 
the limestone gorge; One of the gorges of the Wai 
Nief; Plain and limestone, cliff on bank of Wai Nief; 
10 microscopic rock sections. 
Maps: General map of neighbourhood of gorge of 
Wai Nief, scale 1:60,000 (coloured to show geological 
sections); schematic profile of Nief region, following 
Wai Nief valley, scale 1:30,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
11 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-lndischen Archipel: stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulkanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago: stratigraphy, tec- 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1917, 2de ge- 
deelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
with Soemba. Timor, Ceram, Boeroe; Kei Islands and 
a part of west New Guinea, Celebes, Soela Islands, 
Obi Islands, Misool, the Northern Moluccas, and 
the northern part of West New Guinea; New Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of volcanoes 
and limestone cliffs, etc. 
Map: Geotectonic sketch map of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago, in four sheets, scale 
1:2,500,000. (In Atlas volume). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane (Atlas missing); Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
12 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen in den oostelijken Oost- 
lndischen Archipel 1-V. (Geological investigations in 
the eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago I-V). 
In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in N ederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 2de gedeelte; 1921, 2de 
gedeelte; 1923, 1925, 1926. (In Dutch). 
Contents; This is a series of geological reports of 
areas in the Moluccas and the west coast of New 
Guinea. Contributions of more than purely geo- 
logical interest have been annotated under their 
authors: Brouwer, H. A. (part II, 1921); Tan Sin 
Hok (part V, 1926). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide (1921 only); Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart. 
13 — BROUWER, H. A. 
Bijdrage tot de geologie van Groot Kei en de kleine 
eilanden tusschen Ceram en de Kei eilanden. (Con- 
tributions to the geology of Great Kei and the small 
islands between Ceram and the Kei Islands). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, pp 143-168. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Small islands visited include Fadoh, Taam, 
Tioer and Goram. Sections on these islands have 
been indexed separately. The section on the Kei 
Islands is supplementary to Verbeek, R. D. M.— 
“Molukken verslag” in Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 
1908, pp 467-518 (missing from Mitchell Library 
set). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
14 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Fadoh. In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, pp 
145-147. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general geological description of Fadoh 
Island, one of Three Brothers, west of the Kei 
Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
15 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Taam. In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, p 
147. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short geological description of Taam, 
which is one of the Tajandoe Islands, west of the 
Kei Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
16 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Tioer. In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, 
pp 153-159. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a visit to the island with 
geographical and geological observations, Tioer (alter- 
native name, Tioor), is the southernmost of the 
Watoebela Islands between Kei Islands and Ceram. 
255 Map: Route along the west coast of the island Tioer, 
scale 1:10,000, giving geological notes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
17 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Gorong. In: Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, pp 
159-160. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief geological notes on a visit to Gorong, 
the largest of the Gorong Islands, southeast of 
Ceram. 
Map: Part of the river Doelak on the island of 
Gorong, scale 1:10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart; 
18 — CATALOGUE 
van de Gewestelijke Bibliotheek ten Kantore van 
den Gouverneur der Molukken te Amboina. (Cata- 
logue of the Provincial Library of the Bureau of 
the Governor of the Moluccas at Amboina). Ambon, 
1928, pp 168; Supplement I, May 1930, pp 167. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Contains valuable list of publications on 
the Netherlands East Indies in general and more 
especially on the Moluccas. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
19 — EERDE, J. C. ran 
Gegevens betreffende de onderafdeeling West-Ceram. 
(Data relating to the sub-division of West Ceram). 
In: Tijdschrift Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxxvn, 1920, pp 531-537. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short notes on the inhabitants of West 
Ceram: religion, housing, etc. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
20 — ENCYCLOPAED1SCH BUREAU 
Mededeelingen van het Bureau voor de Bestuurs- 
zaken der Buitenbezittingen, Aflevering xxxix. Seran. 
(Reports of the Bureau of Government Affairs for 
the Outer Possessions, No. xxxix, Ceram). 4to. Wel- 
tevreden, G. Kolff & Co., 1922, pp xiii, 297, iv. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, hydrography, topography, 
climate, vegetation, population (character, health, 
religion, language, dress and ornament, customs, food, 
villages, houses, weapons and warfare, medicine and 
disease, burial customs, dances and games, music 
and songs); products (agricultural, mineral, animal), 
trade and industry, transport, administration, taxes, 
justice, education, economic conditions, history of 
West Seran government, political situation in Wehai, 
Amahei and East Seran, population and weather 
statistics, anchorages and navigable waters, birth 
and death statistics, production and trade statistics, 
leases and concessions, military expeditions and 
excursions 1857-1919, species of timber and their 
uses. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Many photographs of topographical 
and general interest. 
Maps: Numerous maps of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Brisbane. 
21 — GAADE. R. C. 
Enkele aanteekeningen bij de kraterkaart van de 
Goenoeng Makian. (Some remarks on the crater 
map of Mt. Makian). In: Jaarverslag van den Topo- 
grafischen Dienst, Vol. 20, 1924, pp 56-58. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the row of cone-shaped 
volcanoes which are a notable landmark to the 
north at the end of Sambaki Strait, on the sea- 
route between Ambon and Ternate via Batjan. 
These volcanoes stand on the islands Makian, Moti, 
Mare, Tidore and Ternate, eruptions of which have 
been recorded since 1646. The article deals particu- 
larly with the Makian volcano and the changes that 
have taken place in its crater and surroundings 
in recent years. 
Photographs: Kampong Ngofakiaha with Mt. Makian 
in background; Ruin of old fort on the coast near 
the same kampong. 
Map: The peak and crater of Mt. Makian, scale 
1:10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Llibrary, 
Adelaide. 
22 — GREAT BRITAIN 
Admiralty—Eastern Archipelago Pilot, Vol. in. Lon- 
don, 3rd edition, 1930, pp 308. Supplements No. 9 
(1941), and No. 10 (1942). 
Contents: Covers the area of northeastern end of the 
Celebes; Molucca and Jailolo passages and the 
western end and southern coast of Dutch New 
Guinea. Contains also general remarks on area, 
climate, winds, etc., a glossary and information relat- 
ing to charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
23 —HENRY. Gerhard and TOXOPEtiS. L. J. 
Eerste verslagen der Boeroe-expeditie. (First reports 
of the Buru expedition). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxxix, 1922, pp 42-64. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general description of the geology, fauna 
and flora. Geological research by C. Henny, pp 42- 
52; Biological research, by L. J. Toxopeus, pp 53-64. 
Map: Sketch map of part of Buru between the south 
coast and Lake Rana, scale 1:250,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
24 —HESSE. Richard 
Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse in Niederlandisch- 
Indien zwischen 5° nordlicher und 5° siidlicher Breite. 
(Rainfall conditions in Netherlands Indies between 
5° north latitude and 5° south latitude). In: Peter- 
manns Geographische Mitteilungen, 1921, pp 257-260. 
(In German). 
Contents: A study of rainfall in the area stated. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
256 25 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Het eiland Ambelaoe en zijne bewoners. (Ambelaoe 
Island and its inhabitants). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvm, 1911, pp 950-954. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed description of this small moun- 
tainous island (called by its inhabitants “Boea 
Belaoe”) lying about 9 miles off the southeast corner 
of Boeroe, and of its people, their origin, customs 
and language. Vocabulary Dutch-Ambelaoese- 
Boeroese. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
26 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
The Moluccas. Issued by the Publicity Department 
of the K.P.M. Line, October, 1936. 
Contents: Tourist booklet. 
Photographs: Bay of Ambon (2 views); View of a 
beach in this Bay of Ambon. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
27 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of Java and Borneo. 4to. Batavia, G. Kolff & 
Co., 1938, pp 32. 
Contents: Richly illustrated prospectus for a tour 
comprising Celebes, Moluccas, Lesser Soenda Islands 
and Netherlands New Guinea, with excursions sug- 
gested from each port. 
Photographs: Old fortress at Ambon; “Orem Bay” 
races. 
Map: Map of the Moluccas. 
Copies in NEE IS Library; National Library, Can- 
berra. 
28 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Molucca Number. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. i. No. 7, 
pp 154-177. 
Contents: Brief description of the following islands 
with their populations, arts and crafts; Ternate; 
Halmahera; Tidore; Batjan; Obi Group; Sula; 
Buru; Ceram; Banda and small islands. 
Photographs: Rock near Buru; Gunung Api, Banda; 
Bay of Ambon (2 views); Chakalele, Ambon; Menari 
dance, Ambon; View of the beach in the Bay of 
Ambon; Native dances, Ambon. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
29 — K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Volcanoes in the Netherlands Indies. In: K.P.M. 
Gazette, Vol. i. No. 11, pp 255-282. 
Contents: Description of some of the more import- 
ant volcanoes of the Netherlands East Indies for 
the tourist. 
Photographs: Banda-Neira: The Goenoeng Api. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
30 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1: Geological interpretation 
of bathymetrical results, 1935. In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections: 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion ,of 
the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of the 
principal conclusions; Bibliography. 
Maps: Structural map of the East Indies, scale 
1 : 15,000,000, taken from Brouwer, The Geology of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1925; Geotectonic map 
of the East Indies, no scale; Bathymetrical chart, 
scale 1 :2,000,000; 109 sections of the sea bottom, 
scale 1 : 300,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
31 — KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2: Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 2, 
pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, 
observations on coral growth, movements with 
relation to the sea level, phenomena of the reef 
flats, on the formation of atolls, summary of the 
principal results. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
32 —LAM. H. J. 
Een bestijging van den Goenoeng Api, Banda. (An 
ascent of Mt. Api, Banda). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. xxxix, 1922, pp 507-604. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Narrative of an ascent of Mt. Api. 
Photographs: Three good half-tone blocks. 
Maps: Sketch map of Mt. Api island, scale 1 : 40,000; 
Top of Mt. Api, scale 1 : 10,000; Banda Archipelago, 
scale 1 : 400,000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
33 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3: Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In 
German). 
Contents: Apparatus, methods of work, anchor 
stations, summary of the results, position of the 
ship at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
34 —LUCIEER. A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
buiten Java. (The birthrate among the peoples of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; Statistics; Natural causes 
of low birthrate; Conclusions. The author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
257 35 — MANN. William M. and MANN. Lucile Q. 
Around the world for animals. In: National Geo- 
graphic Magazine, Vol. lxxxiii, 1938, pp 665-714. 
Contents: Describes an animal collecting expedition 
under the auspices of the National Geographic Society 
and the Smithsonian Institution. The expedition had 
its headquarters at Pemangsiantar (North Sumatra), 
and also included a six weeks journey through the 
eastern archipelago, visiting Makassar, Ambon and 
Ceram. 
Photographs: Coloured plates: Teolehoe harbour, 
Ambon; (2 views black and white; Ambon Bay; 
Outrigger canoe, Toelehoe, Ambon). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
University Library, Brisbane; Teachers’ College Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Public Lib- 
rary, Launceston. 
36—MARTIN. K. 
Reisen in den Molukken, in Ambon, den Uliassern, 
Seran (Ceram) und Buru. Eine Schilderung von 
Land und Leuten. (Travels in the Moluccas, in 
Ambon, the Uliassers, Seran (Ceram) and Buru. A 
description of the land and the people). 2 vols. 4to. 
Leidpn, E. J. Brill, 1894, pp xviii, 404; Vol. 2, 50 
plates with descriptions and map. (In German). 
Contents: Hydrography and topography, geology, 
fauna, vegetation agriculture; the people;- manners 
and customs, social organisation, government, indus- 
try, dancers, music, religion, education, villages, 
houses, etc. Pp 1-2 concern the approach by sea to 
Ambon, pp 24-27 to the Uliassers, the hydrographical 
references are scattered throughout the section on 
Seran (pp 66-250) and Buru (pp 251-389). 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area 
travelled. 
Maps: Outline map, scale 1 : 1,000,000; Leitimor, 
scale 1 : 200,000; Haruku, scale 1 : 180,000 approx.; 
Saparua, scale 1 : 180,000 approx.; Nusalaut, scale 
1 : 180,000 approx. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
37 — MARTIN. K. 
Reisen in den Molukken, in Ambon, den Uliassern, 
Seran (Ceram) und Buru. Geologischer Theil. 
(Travels in the Moluccas, in Ambon, the Uliassers, 
Seran (Ceram) and Buru. Geological part). In three 
numbers. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1897-1903, pp ix, 
v, 98, 99-199, 201-296. (In German). 
Contents: The general account of these travels is 
annotated above. This portion deals with the physical 
geography of mountains, geology and mineralogy, 
coastal displacement, volcanoes, useful minerals of 
Ambon and the Uliassers, Seran and Buano, Buru. 
Photographs: Many photographs of (he area, includ- 
ing volcanoes, etc. 
Maps: Numerous maps of various scales of the area. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
38 — MIESEN. J. H. W. van der* 
Een tocht langs de noordoostkust van Boeroe. (A 
journey along the northeast coast of Buru). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxv, 1908, pp 833-871. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. A full account of iournevs along the 
northeast coast of Boeroe in January, 1908, with 
descriptions and topographical details, notes on 
villages, inhabitants and main source of livelihood; 
the manufacture of kajoe-poetih oil. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra. 
39 — MIESEN. I. H. W. van der 
Tochten op het eiland Boeroe. (Travels in Boeroe 
Island). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, pp 
214-263. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes journeys carried out between 
7th February and 16th July, 1908, in continuation of 
article in previous volume (annotated above), with 
detailed itineraries, from Kajeli round the east and 
south coast of Tifoe, and thence across the island of 
Waiplau. 
Map: Sketch map of Boeroe, scale 1 : 500,000, show- 
ing route traversed. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra. 
40 —MIESEN. J. H. W. van der 
Nieuwe tocht naar het eiland Boeroe. (New journey 
to Boeroe). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, pp 
578-597. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a journey from 26th 
November, 1908, to 14th February, 1909, in con- 
tinuation of reports in Vol. xxv, 1908. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
41 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, Deel III, 
Oostelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies, 
Part III, Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1933, 6th edition, pp 629. 
Contents: Includes the Lesser Sunda Islands east of 
the meridian of 121° 10' east longitude and all the 
islands up to and including Dutch New Guinea. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
42 —MOHR. E. C. Jul. 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel II, tweede 
stuk: Eenige eilanden der Molukken, Halmaheira, 
Celebes, Borneo, Bangka en Billiton. (The soil of 
the tropics in general, and of the Netherlands Indies 
in particular, Vol. 2, part 2: Some islands of the 
Moluccas, Halmaheira, Celebes, Borneo, Bangka and 
Billiton). 8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1935, pp vii, 
143-342. (Koninklijke Vereeniging Koloniaal Tnstituut 
Amsterdam. Mededeelingen, No. 31, afd. Handels- 
museum. No. 12). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses soil-forming minerals, climate, 
decomposition of minerals and types of soil, evalua- 
tion and utilization of the soil. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Waite Agri- 
cultural Research Institute Library, Adelaide. 
258 43 - MOLUKKEN-INSTITUUT. AMSTERDAM 
Overzicht van de literatuur betreffende de Molukken 
exclusief Nieuw Guinea. (Survey of the literature of 
the Moluccas, exclusive of New Guinea). 
Deel I (Part I): 1550-1921, by W. Ruinen, Amster- 
dam, Molukken-Instituut, 1928, pp 766. (In Dutch). 
Deel II (Part II): 1922-1933, by A. B. Tutein- 
Nolthenius, Amsterdam, Molukken-Instituut, 1935, 
pp xxix, 463. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annotated bibliography of periodical 
articles and separately published works dealing with 
or touching on the Moluccas. 
Copy of Part I in NEFIS Library; copy of Part II 
in AGS Library. 
44 — NAPJES, J. van Hecht Muntingh 
Aanteekeningen betreffende het eiland Ceram of 
Seran. (Notes relating to the island of Ceram or 
Seran). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 
776-802. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical description; (a) Situation, 
area, boundaries; (b) General topography; (c) 
Coasts; (d) Rivers; (e) Roads and tracks (a very 
full account, district by district); (f) Villages; (g) 
Climate and monsoons; Population; (a) Origin, tribe 
and class division*; (b) Religion; (c) Languages; 
(d) Weapons and warfare; (e) Houses; (f) Means 
of livelihood; (h) Health; Products; Administration; 
The Kakian League. 
Photographs: Four half-tone plates: village Ahiolo 
after the conquest of 1909; Street in Piroe; Roemah- 
sosal-Alfoeren in war dress; School band of the 
Christian village Kamarian. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
45 —THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Cajuput oil. In; The Netherlands Indies. Vol. iv. 
No. 13, 1936, pp 253-255. 
Contents: Cajuput oil comes almost exclusively from 
Boeroe and, to a less extent, Ceram. Its medical 
use, botanical data, preparation of the oil, prices 
and export figures. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
46 — PANHUYS, Ihr. L. C. van 
De uitkomsten van het Ceram onderzoek. (The 
results of the Ceram investigation). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxxvin, 1921, pp 50-79. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A review and summary of E. D. Tauern: 
"Patasima und Patalima, vom Molukken-eiland 
Seran und seinen Bewohnern.” It deals with a plan 
of the investigation of 1914; other researches in 
various areas; other writings on Ceram; Results of 
the anthropological research. Considerable anthro- 
pological detail is contained in the article. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
47 —PERNfi. E. 
Slavehunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
6, No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304; No. 6, 1925, pp 
337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave-hunting in the 
islands. 
Copies in Public Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney. 
48 — PINKE, F. 
Voyage, chapter 11: The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share: with Appendix 3: The deep 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. I, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship, ship as survey 
vessel; requirements of expedition, preparation, 
description of equipment, personnel and duties, some 
nautical results. Description of deep sea anchoring 
equipment. 
Photographs: Photographs of the ship and equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
49— PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2: Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter I. Depth determinations, 
1935. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. n, part 
2, chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, ther- 
mometers and echo, accuracy of soundings, ship s 
reckoning, accuracy of deep sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
50 —RANT. A. 
Twee botanische reizen naar Ambon. (Two botanical 
journeys to Ambon). In: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xciv, 1924, pp 100-133. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: No topographical data, but full descrip- 
tions and lists of flora of Ambon and Ceram, and 
bibliography. 
Photographs: Pisang toengkat langie; line drawing 
of leaf of Endospermum moluccanum. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
51 —RIBBE, C. 
Aufenthalt auf Gross-Seram. (A stay in Great 
Ceram). In: Mitteilungen des Vereins filr Erdkunde, 
Dresden, Vol. xxn, 1892, pp 130-217. (In German). 
Contents: Chiefly of interest to naturalists—some 
notes on customs, etc., and a short vocabulary. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne. 
52 — RIEL, P. M, van 
Voyage, Chapter 1; Programme of research and 
preparations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Deals with area of research; Previous 
investigations, development of plan of expedition. 
Expedition ship; trial trip on North Sea and English 
Channel, voyage to Netherlands East Indies, stay in 
Java before commencement. Appendix, oceanographic 
investigation on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Equipment. 
259 Maps: Tracks and stations of previous expeditions 
(Siboga, Challenger, Gazelle and Planet), scale 
1 : 10,400,000; Preliminary schedule of research, 
scale 1 ; 10,400,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
53 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, Chapter III: The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts), 1938. In; Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Photographs: Entrance to old fortress at Ambon; 
Road from Ambon to Upper Roja; One of the 
“belangs” on the roads of Banda. 
Maps: Representation of the principal basins and 
troughs in the eastern part of the Archipelago; 
Bottom configuration at a depth of 200 metres; 
Stations in the Lesser Sundas, Timor, Tanimbar, 
Aroe, Ceram, SW New Guinea and South Halma- 
hera; Stations between East Celebes and Moluccas; 
General map showing all tracks. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
54 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2: Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water (with 
two large depth charts and 16 detail charts). 1934. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter 2, pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review; work carried out during 
the expedition; construction of bathymetric charts; 
configuration of the sea floor, Molukken Sea, 
Sangihe trough, Gulf of Tomini; Celebes Sea, Makas- 
sar Strait, Sulu Sea, Malmahera Sea, Ceram Sea, 
Banda Sea, Flores Sea, Bali Sea, Gulf of Bone, 
Salajar trough, Wetar Strait, Sawoe Sea, adjacent 
part of Indian Ocean, Timor Sea, Arafoera Sea; 
nature of the sea floor; summary of the principal 
results; future investigations. Bibliography. 
Charts: Passage between Boeroe and Sanana, scale 
1 : 500,000; Manipa Strait, scale 1 : 500,000; Banda 
Plateau, scale 1 : 1,000,000; Bathymetric chart of the 
eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, chiefly 
from soundings by the Snellius expedition, in two 
sheets, scale 1 :2,500,000; Bathymetric chart of the 
East Indian Archipelago, scale 1 : 5,000,000. 
Maps: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
showing stations mentioned in the text, scale 
1 : 10,400,000; Eastern part of the East Indian 
Archipelago, showing principal basins and troughs, 
scale 1 : 6,500,000; Bottom configuration at depth of 
2.000 metres; Bottom configuration at depth of 
4.000 metres. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
55 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in N. -Ostindien. 
(Oceanographic investigations in Netherlands East 
Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gcsellsckaft fur Erd- 
kunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5/6, pp 209-225. (In 
German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Obser- 
vations on sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, 
etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
56 — RUTTEN. L. 
Ontwikkelings-mogelijkheden van het eiland Ceram. 
(Possibilities of development of the island of Ceram). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxxvn, 1920, pp 43-73. 
Contents: A short survey of the resources of Ceram. 
Introduction; minerals; game; fish; forestry; agri- 
culture, miscellaneous crops. A note by F. J. P. 
Sachse on the same subject will be found on pp 379- 
382 of the same volume. 
Photographs: Two half-tone plates (coarse screen): 
Djati tree of about 15 years; 7-year-old coconut 
palm 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
57 —RUTTEN. L. and HOTZ, W. 
Verslagen van de geologische expeditie naar Ceram. 
(Reports of the geological expedition to Ceram). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Parts 1-4, Vol. xxxv, 1918; Parts 5-9, 
Vol. xxxvi, 1919, pp 36-48, 199-207, 460466, 559, 579; 
and Parts 10-11, Vol. xxxvn, 1920, pp 1742. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents'. Parts 5-9 contain notes on the work of the 
expedition for the period January-December, 1918. 
Each report is arranged under headings such as dis- 
tribution of time, weather conditions, map, geology, 
minerals, zoology and botany, future plans. No. 9 
includes also full geographical descriptions of the 
environs of Kaibobo; of the islands Kallang and 
Manipa and of a part of Northwest Ceram. Parts 
10-11 cover period December, 1918-May, 1919, and 
include sections on three traverses of Central Ceram; 
The Wallace Range and the traverse of eastern West 
Ceram; the investigation of South Hoemoal. 
Maps: Numerous maps and charts covering the area 
covered by the expedition. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
58 — SCHLEINITZ, G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle in den Jahren 
1874 bis 1876. (Voyage of exploration of S.M.S. 
Gazelle in the years 1874-1876). 4to. 5 vols. Berlin, 
Hydrographisches Amt des Reichs-Marine-Amts, 
1889-1890. (In German). 
Contents: This was an official German expedition to 
observe the transit of Venus in 1874 from the Ker- 
guelen Islands and to make oceanographical and 
hydrographical observations. The route was from 
the Kerguelen Islands to Timor, Amboina, McCluer 
Gulf in Dutch New Guinea, and then on to New 
Britain, etc. Vol. 1 gives an account of the journey 
and Vols. 2, 3, 4 and 5 deal with physics and 
chemistry, zoology and geology, botany and meteor- 
260 ology respectively. Separate entries have been made 
for sections dealing with particular localities under 
the authors Schleinitz, Studer. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
59 — SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Amboina. In: Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von— 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle, 1874-1876, Vol. 1, 
1889, pp 158-159. (In German). 
Contents; Brief geographical description of Amboina. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
60 — SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Won Amboina nach dem McCluer Golf, Neu Guinea. 
(From Amboina to the McCluer Gulf, New Guinea). 
In; Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von—Die For- 
schungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle, 1874-1876, Vol. 1, 1889, 
pp 159-161. (In German). 
Contents: The Gazelle passed through the Manipa 
Straits and Pitt Passage along the north coast of 
Ceram. Description of the journey. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
61—SIBINGA. G. L. Smit 
De geologische ligging der boven-triadische olie- en 
asfaltafzettingen in de Molukken. (The geological 
position of the upper triadic oil and asphalt deposits 
in the Moluccas). In.: Natuurkundig Tijdschrift 
voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxvih, 1928, pp 111- 
120. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A brief discussion of the relation of the 
occurrence of fuel deposits to the upper triadic 
geosyncline, with sections of Timor, Savoe, Rotti, 
Semaoe and the Moluccas between Timor and Ceram, 
Ceram, Boeroe, Boeton and Celebes. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
62 —SIBOGA EXPEDITE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder 
commando van . . . G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven 
door . . . M. Weber. (Results in the zoological, 
botanical, oceanographical and geological fields, col- 
lected in Netherlands East Indies, 1899-1900, on 
board H.M. Siboga, under command of . . . G. F. 
Tydeman, edited bv M Weber). 66 parts. 4to. 
Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1902-1939. (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest, 
see under the names of authors of separate mono- 
graphs as follows: 
Monograph I; Weber, M.—Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition, 1902. (Introduction and descrip- 
tion of the Expedition). (In French). 
Monograph III; Tydeman, G. F—Hydrographic re- 
sults, 1903. 
Monograph LXVI: Wichmann, A. — Geologische 
Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition, 1925. (Geological 
results of the Siboga Expedition, 1925). (In German). 
The remaining monographs deal with the botanical 
and zoological results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth (incomplete set). 
63 —SMITH. Irving G. 
Meandering through the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm. No. 6, 1927, pp 327-332. 
Contents: Description of a cruise among the southern 
Moluccas (Banda Neira, Saparoea, Larat, Adaoet, 
Ceram) and New Guinea (Merauke), with visits 
ashore for the tourist. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
64 — SMITH. Irving G. 
Amboina. In; Inter-Ocean, Vol. xn. No. 4, 1931, 
pp 161-163. 
Contents: Praise of Amboina for the tourist. 
Photographs: Coast of Ambon; River scenery on 
Ambon; Another point of Ambon’s coast. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
65 — SMITH. Irving G. 
Making port among the Molucca islands. In; Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x. No. 5, 1929, pp 175-176. 
Contents: Description of some of the ports in the 
Moluccas. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
66 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leadership 
of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. j. Brill; Utrecht, 
Kemink and Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English and 
German). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2, 
Oceanographic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, 
chapter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; 
Vol. 3, Meteorological observations, pp v. 111; Vol. 
5, Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; 
Vol. 6, Biological data, pp 29. 
Annotations will be found under separate entries for 
section of the work, under the names of their 
authors, P. M. van Riel, F. Pinke, H. Boschma and 
Ph. H. Kuenen, L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. Kuenen, 
H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney (Vol 5, part 2 only); National Library, 
Canberra. 
66a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius-Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H. M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door de 
Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuurkundig 
Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
261 schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius expedition, 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius under the command 
of Lieut F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by the Society 
for Scientific Research in the Netherlands Colonies 
and the Royal Netherlands Geographical Society). 
4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 
1933-1938. (In English and German). 
This is the Dutch title for the former annotation. 
For contents, see above annotation. 
67 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius expeditie. (The Snellius expedition). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskun- 
dig Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 1930, pp 29-47, 380-399, 
708-717, 801-812, 991-1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27 July, 1929, 
to 11th July, 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
68 —SPERLING, Irene 
Beitriigc zur Landerkunde von Niederlandisch- 
Neuguinea; das Hinterland von Merauke mit der 
Frederik-Hendrik Insel und die Aroe-Inseln. (Con- 
tributions to geographical knowledge of Netherlands 
New Guinea; the hinterlands of Merauke, with 
Frederik-Hendrik Island and the Aru Islands). 8vo. 
Frankfurt am Main, 1936. (Frankfurter Geographische 
Hefte, Jahrg. 10, 1936, Heft 1), pp 164. (In German). 
Contents: Discovery and exploration, geology, 
morphology, climate, vegetation, fauna, language, 
population (health, race, social structure, villages, 
houses, manners and customs, trade, commerce, 
dress and ornament, fishing, agriculture), missions, 
administration. Bibliography. 
Map: Aru Islands showing virgin forest, savannah 
and mangroves. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
69 — STEKHOVEN, J. H. Schuurmans 
Blood-sucking anthropods of the Dutch East Indies. 
In: Treubia, Vol. v, 1924, pp 299-331. 
Contents: An exhaustive study of the “Tabinads” 
of Buru. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; South Australian 
Museum Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Western 
Australia Library, Perth. 
70 —STRAELEN, V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du vovagc aux lnd°s Orientales 
Neerlandaises de LL. AA. RR. le Prince et la Prin- 
cesse Leopold de Belgique. Vol. 1. Introduction. 
(Scientific results of a voyage to the Netherlands 
East Indies by T.R.H. Prince and Princess Leopold 
of Belgium, Vol. 1. Introduction). Bruxelles, 1933: 
Memoires du Muses Royal d’Histoire Naturelle de 
Belgique. Hors serie, pp 222 (In French). 
Contents: Amboina; Hitoe and Leitimor, tectonics,' 
sea floor, population, culture; Banda; vulcanism, 
Goenoeng Api, nutmegs, topography, seismology, 
fauna, population. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area, indus- 
tries, etc. 
Copies in Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane. 
71 — STUDER. Th. 
Amboina. In: Schleinitz, G. E. G. Freiherr von—. 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . . 1874-1876. 
Theil 3, 1889, pp 216-220. (In German). 
Contents: Geological and zoological investigations 
on Amboina. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
72 —SWAAN. P. 
Hydrografische beschrijving der kusten van Nieuw 
Guinea en de aangrenzende vaarwaters ... tot aan 
4en 141° OL. (Hydrographic description of the 
coasts of New Guinea and neighbouring seas ... up 
to 141° east latitude. November-March, 1876). In: 
Tijdschrift van het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, deel 111, 1878, pp 85-98. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account by the commander of the 
“Soerabaia” of coasts on the north of New Guinea. 
Also the Aroe Islands and part of the southwest 
coast. 
Map: New Guinea and neighbouring islands to 141° 
east latitude by P. Swaan, covers north coast of 
New Guinea, Aroe Islands and part of the south- 
west coast. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; Nadonal Library, Canberra 
73 —TAN. Sin Hok 
Over de samenstelling en het ontstaan van krijt- en 
mergelgesteenten van de Molukken. (On the con- 
struction and origin of the chalk and marl stones 
of the Moluccas). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnweien 
in Nederlandsch-lndie, V erhandehngen, 1926, 3de 
gedeelte, pp 5-165. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Chapter 1 deals with the occurrence of 
chalk and marl in the Moluccas, describing deposits 
on the islands Renjoewa, Savoe, Rotti, Timor, Jam- 
dena, Amboina, and Halmahera. This article is the 
fifth part of Brouwer, H. A.—“Geologische onder- 
zoekingen in den oostelijken Oost-Indischen Archipel ” 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
74 —TAUERN. O. D. 
Beitrag zur Kenntniss der Sprachen und Dialekte 
von Seran. (Contributions to the knowledge of the 
languages and dialects of Ceram). In: Anthropos, 
Vol. xxm, 1928, pp 1000-1020; Vol. xxiv, 1929, pp 
953-981: Vol. xxv, 1930, pp 567-578; Vol. xxvi, 1931, 
pp 109-139. 
Contents: A study of the native languages of Ceram. 
262 'Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
75 — TICHELMAN. G. L. 
De onderafdeeling Amahei, Seran. (The subdivision 
of Amahei, Ceram). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlii, 1923, pp 653-724. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geographical description; Situation, area, 
boundaries; General topography, coast, villages, flora 
and fauna, climate and monsoons. The people; 
origin, tribe and class divisions, number, religion, 
language, head-hunting, houses and building, mode of 
life, means of livelihood, ownership and utilization 
of land, health, education; Transport; Administra- 
tion; Law; Attitude to the Netherlands Indies 
Government. 
Photographs: Four half-page half-tone plates: Street 
in Amahei; View in Tahoeroe; Baileo (house) of 
Hajo; Patolima; Old men of Amahei and Soahoekoe. 
Map: Subdivision of Amahei, Ceram. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
76 — TOXOPEUS. t. G. 
A short account of the expedition to Buru (Moluc- 
cas). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 7-18. 
Contents: The author was responsible for the zoo- 
logical and botanical collections of the expedition of 
the Royal Dutch Geographical Society and the 
Natural Science Association for the Netherland 
■colonies operating in 1921-1922. The article sum- 
marises the results, and gives descriptions, covering 
topography, soil and vegetation of twenty-two areas 
where collections were made. 
Map: Sketch map of part of Boeroe between the 
south coast and Lake Rana (R. Mala watershed), 
scale 1:250,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
77 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies. In: Tourism in 
the Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi, No. 5, 1936. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
78 —TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries and 
resources; editor-in-chief—Arnold Wright; assistant 
editor—Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports, 
and shipping; Means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways. Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and tele- 
phones, roads and bridges; Population: origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions; Roman Catholic mission; The 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; 
Health and hospitals; The Press, by E. F. E. Douwes- 
Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; 
Naval and military forces; Police; Mines and min- 
ing administration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by 
C. Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; 
Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; 
The rubber industry; Sugar industry in Java, by 
J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eek- 
hout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. 
van Leersum; Bamboo hats; The island of Java; 
Semarang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; 
Information for tourists. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
79 —TYDEMAN. G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga expedition (1899- 
1900). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. (Siboga 
Expeditie—Uitkomsten, Monograph HI). 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all locali- 
ties visited. A place index is given at end. Heights 
of islands and mountains observed are given in a 
table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: The islands of Banda, on the left 
Banda-Neira separated from Gunung Api by the 
Zonnegat in the foreground, opposite Banda Lonthoir. 
Maps; Many maps and charts of localities visited 
by the expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
80 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Over de geologic van Ambon. (On the geology of 
Ambon). 4to. Amsterdam, Johannes Muller, 1899- 
1900, pp 26 plus 9. (Reprints from Verhandelingen 
der Koninklijke Akademie van Wetenschappen te 
Amsterdam (tweede sectie), deel VI, No. 7, deel VII, 
No. 5). (In Dutch). 
Contents: Topography and geology of Ambon. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
81—VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Kort verslag over de aard- en zeebeving op Ceram, 
den 30sten September, 1899. (Short account of the 
earth and seaquake at Ceram, on September 30, 
1899). 8vo. Batavia, Landsdrukkerij, 1900, pp 11. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the earthquake at Ceram, 
and its effects on the surrounding country. 
Maps: Ceram and surrounding islands, scale 
1:1,000,000. Insets: Kg. Paulehi, scale 1:20,000; 
Situation of Amahei, scale 1:20,000; Kampong Tehoro, 
scale 1:20,000; Sunken terrain near Kampong Kawa. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne. 
82 —VERBEEK, R. D. M. 
Geologische beschrijving van de Banda Eilanden. 
(Geological description of the Banda Islands). In: 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
1900, pp 1-29. 
Contents: A geological study of the Banda group. 
Maps: Many maps and charts of the archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne. 
263 83 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Geologische beschrijving van Ambon. (Geological 
description of Ambon). In: Jaarboek van het Mtjn- 
wezen in Nederlandsch - Indie, Wetenschappelijk 
gedeelte, 1905, pp xxiv, 308. 
Contents: Topography of Leitimor, topography of 
Hitoe, geology of Leitimor, geology of Hitoe, Ambon 
Bay, tectonic geology, earthquakes. Bibliography. 
The same report has been published in a French edi- 
tion under the title—Description geologique de 1’ile 
d’Ambon. 
Photographs: Panorama of Leitimor, taken from the 
slope of Goenoeng Kerbau; Salahoetoe mountains, 
taken from Ambon Bay between Ambon and the 
hamlet of Wai-Laa. The water-gate of New Victoria 
fort at Ambon. Numerous panoramas are also 
included. 
Maps: Many geological maps of Ambon area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane (French edition); Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne (French edition). 
84 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques; reconnaissances geolo- 
giques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the 
Moluccas: Geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). In: 
Edition FranQaise du Jaarboek van het Mtjnwe?en 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie scien- 
tifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 1908. (In 
French). 
Contents: Geological description of the Moluccas. 
Maps: Many maps, charts and geological sketches 
of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
85 —VISSER. S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology, air-pressure, air temperature; sea water 
temperature: humidity, relative, absolute and wet 
bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rainfall 
thunderstorms; clouds, optical phenomena—visibility, 
radiation, blue of the sky, halos and coronas, remark- 
able light phenomenon; general summary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library. Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
86 —VISSER. S, W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4: surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snelhus- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
r.nnual variation); surface salinitv and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of rain 
upon salinity); tables of position temperature, salin- 
ity and density. 
Maps: Eastern part of East Indian Archipelago,, 
showing salinity December-February 1929-1930, 
March-May 1930, June-August 1930, September- 
November 1930. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
87 —VROKLAGE, B. A C. 
Die Sozialen Verbaltnisse Indonesiens . . . Band 1. 
Borneo, Celebes und Molukken. (The social organ- 
ization of Indonesia, Vol. 1. Borneo, Celebes and 
Moluccas). Verlag der Aschendorffschen Verlags- 
buchhandlung, 1936. 8vo. pp xxxii, 332. Munster. 
(Anthropos—Ethnol. Bibliothek. Band iv. Heft 1). 
(In German). 
Contents: A study of Indonesian social organization. 
A summary in English will be found in the Bulletin: 
of the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam, November 
1937, pp 46-57. 
Maps: Small scale only. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
88— WALCOTT. Arthur S. 
Java and her neighbours: a traveller’s notes in. 
Java, Celebes, the Moluccas and Sumatra, New 
York, Putnam, 1914, pp 339. 
Contents; Notes of a three months’ trip. Historical 
sketch. Weltevreden; Old Batavia; Buitenzorg and 
the botanical gardens; By the north coast to Soera- 
baya; Solo; Cruise to Celebes; Minahassa district, 
North Celebes; Ternate; the Moluccas; Tosari and 
the Tengger volcanoes; Ruined temples of Central 
Java; Djokjakarta; Garoet and the Preangger; 
West Preangger; Sumatra, descriptive and histori- 
cal; Up the west coast of Sumatra to Padang: 1 he 
Padang Highlands; Ports of North Sumatra. 
Photographs: 74-half-tone plates of little or no 
topographical interest. 
Map: Sketch map of Malay Archipelago. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Department of Defence Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
89 —WALL. V. I. van de • 
The mailed fist of our forbears; fortress Duur- 
stede of Saparua. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. iv. No. 12,. 
1923, pp 840-842. 
Contents: A historical and descriptive sketch of 
Saparua. 
Photographs; View towards the fortress from the 
sea; The rampart along the sea front; Main entrance 
gate to the fortress; Wall above the gateway; 
Ramparts. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
90 —WEBER, Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the expedition—in the 
Siboga, 1899-1900—to the Netherlands Indies). Lei- 
den, E. J. Brill, 1902, pn vi, 160, 16. (Siboga Expeditie, 
Uitkomsten, Monograph 1). (In French). 
Contents: Records of an expedition organised to 
make a hydrographical, geological and biological 
survey of the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. 
This volume is a general account of the work and 
264 route of the expedition with geographical descriptions 
of islands and coasts. List of stations giving posi- 
tions, types of sea floor and depths, in supplementary 
pages 1-16 at end. Index. 
Photographs: The islands of Banda, on the left 
Banda-Neira separated from Gunung-Api by the 
Zonnegat in the foreground, opposite Banda-Lonthoir. 
Maps: Track of the Siboga Expedition in the eastern 
part of the Indian Archipelago, 1899-1900, by G. F. 
Tydeman, scale 1:3,000,000. Reef of Kur, scale 
1:20,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
91 —WEBSTER. H. Cayley 
Through New Guinea and the cannibal countries. 
8vo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1898, pp xvii, 387. 
Contents: General descriptions of Bali, Lombok, 
Macassar, Amboyna, Banda, Kei and Aru Islands, 
Netherlands New Guinea, Java, Mandated Territory 
of New Guinea, Solomon Islands. Manners and cus- 
toms of the people; also the birds, mammals, and 
butterflies collected, these being the object of the 
expedition. 
Photographs: Amboyna; Main street of Amboyna. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary 
Library, Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Perth. 
92 —WICHMANN, Arthur 
Bericht fiber eine im Jahre 1903 ausgefuhrte Reise 
nach Neu Guinea. (Account of an expedition to New 
Guinea in 1903). 4to.. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1917, pp 
xviii, 493. (Nova Guinea: uitkomsten der Neder- 
landsche Nieuw Guinea Expedities, Vol. 4). (In 
German). 
Contents: Geographical results of an expedition 
whose route was via Java, Ternate, west coast of 
New Guinea, Geelvink Bay, north coast of Dutch 
New Guinea, Humboldt Bay, returning via Ternate 
and Northern Celebes. 
Photographs (taken in 1903): Amboina from the 
east; Fort Victoria, water-gate; Batu Gantung River; 
Batu Gadja, residence of the Resident. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney. 
93 —WICHMANN. Arthur 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga Expedition). 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1925, pp viii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie— 
Uitkomsten, Monograph lxvi). (In German). 
Contents: The chief object was an oceanographical 
survey of the waters of the Netherlands Indies. This 
volume contains the geological results, chiefly of 
land localities visited. 
Photographs: The islands of Banda, on the left 
Banda-Neira separated from Gunung Api by the 
Zonnegat in the foreground, opposite Banda Lonthoir. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
94— WIGGERS. C. J. 
Pearl fisheries near the Aroe Isles. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1921, 
pp 222-227. 
Contents-. An account of the Aroe Islands pearl 
fisheries. 
Photographs: View of Dobo, the export harbour of 
the Aroe Islands. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
95 — WILLER, T. J, 
Het eiland Boeroe. (The island of Buru). 8vo. 
Amsterdam, Muller, 1858, pp xii, 418. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A general description of the island. 
Map: Figurative sketch of Boeroe, scale 5 geographi- 
cal miles : 4 inches. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
96 —WILLIAMS. Maynard Owen 
Airplanes come to the Isles of Spice. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. 79, 1941, pp 535-558. 
Contents: General description of the Moluccas, from 
Ternate, Batjan and Boeroe, south to Amboina, then 
east to Banda; products, native life and food, 
Chinese traders. 
Photographs: Fort Victoria, Amboina (2 views); 
Customs office and warehouses, Amboina; Low tide 
on Saparoea’s rocky shore; Coconut trees fringe the 
shores of Amboina. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
versity Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Pub- 
lic Library, Flobart; Royal Society of 1 asmania 
Library, Hobart. 
97 —WITKAMP. H. P. T. 
De drie buiteneilanden der Banda-Groep: Roen, Ai, 
Rosengain; benevens Po. Pisang en Lontors noord- 
punt. (The three outer islands of the Banda group; 
Roen, Ai, Rosengain; together with Po. Pisang and 
the northern extremity of Lontor). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxv, 1903 pp 288-303, 807-832, Vol. xxvi, 
1909, pp 62-85. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed historical, economic and topo- 
graphical studies of the islands Roen, Ai, Rosengain, 
Pisang and North Lontor. 
Maps: Several maps of the group, scales various. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
98 — WOLLASTON. A. F. R. 
Pygmies and Papuans: the stone age today in Dutch 
New Guinea; with appendices by W. R. Ogilvie- 
Grant, A. C. Haddon and S. H. Ray. London, Smith 
Elder & Co., 1912, pp xxiv, 352. 
Contents: Mr. Wollaston was the medical officer, 
entomologist and botanist of the British Ornitho- 
logical Union expedition of 1909-1911, and this book 
is the official record of the expedition of which 
Capt. Rawling was the surveyor. On the way to 
Dutch New Guinea the expedition called at Aru 
Islands. 
Photographs: Dobo, Aru Islands. 
265 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanic Gardens Library, 
Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoological and 
Acclimatization Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University Lib- 
rary, Perth; University Library, Hobart. 
99 —WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India; 
edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
For contents see Twentieth century impressions of 
Netherlands India, No. 78 in this section. 
100 —WUST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenconfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration 
of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In; Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, pp 347-358. 
(In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition, 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
101— YERSTELLE. J. Th. 
The growth rate of coral reefs in East Indian 
Archipelago. In; Treubia, Vol. xiv, 1932, pp 117-126. 
Contents: Hydrographical survey of coral reefs in 
Gulf of Tomini (North Celebes), Kei Islands and 
Togian Islands, with charts, tables and sketch maps. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Royal Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Museum Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; South Australian Museum 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Western Aus- 
tralia Library, Perth. 
102 — ZONDERVAN, H. 
Die Bewohner der Kei Inseln. (The inhabitants of 
the Kei Islands). In: Deutsche Geographische Blatter, 
Vol. xvi, 1893, pp 349-359. (In German). 
Contents'. A brief description of the Kei islanders, 
their customs, character, etc. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
103 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Indischen Archipel, schaal 1:1,000,000. Toelichting 
bij Blad xx, Aroe, Kei en Tenimber-eilanden. 
(General geological map of the Netherlands Indian 
Archipelago, scale 1:1,000,000. Explanation to sheet 
xx, Aroe, Kei and Tenimber Islands). In: Jaarboek 
van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhan- 
delingen, 1927, Iste gedeelte, pp 309-336. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the map with discussion 
of the geological formations. 
Map: Geological survey map of the Netherlands 
East Indian Archipelago, sheet xx, Aroe, Kei and 
Tenimber Islands, prepared by J. Zwierzycki, scale 
1:1,000,000. (In Atlas volume for 1927, plate xvi). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
266 SOUTHWESTERN ISLANDS 
1 — BEMMELEN. W. van 
Die Klimatologischen Verhaltnisse der Kleinen 
Sunda-Inseln und des Timor-Archipels. (The climato- 
logical conditions in the Lesser Sunda Islands and 
the Timor Archipelago). In: Elbert, J.—Die Sunda 
Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 259-274. (In German). 
Contents: Brief review of the climate of the Lesser 
Sundas and Timor, showing the relationship between 
them; Clouds, temperature and direction of wind. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney, Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
2 —BEZEMER, T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie: schetsen van land en 
volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. 
Niermeyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, 
pp xv, 640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Visit to Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and 
tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, Padang and the 
Padang highlands. Across Sumatra, Batavia, and 
Buitenzorg, the Wayang, means of livelihood of the 
natives; through the Preanger Regencies to the 
volcano of Gedeh, to the territories of the Princes 
of Central Java; the Hindoos and their religious 
systems; Hindoo colonization in Java, Borobodoer 
and Prambanan; through East Java; from Macassar 
along the west and north coasts to Amoerang; life 
of the Makassars, Boeginese and the Toradjas, Mina- 
hassa; Ternate and Batjan, Ambon and the Oeliassers, 
Boeroe and Ceram; on the coast of the Netherlands 
New Guinea; The Banda Group, etc. Topographical 
details. 
Photographs: llwaki on the island of Wetter; Toe- 
toekai on Letti; Tepa on Babber; Views of Tepa. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Launceston. 
3 — BIJLMER, H. G. T. 
Natuurlijk kruisingsexperiment op Kisar; beschouw- 
ing naar aanleiding van Prof. Dr. E. Rodenwalt’s 
werk; “Die Mestizen auf Kisar.” (Natural experi- 
ment in miscegenation at Kisar. A considered review 
of Professor Dr. Rodenwalt’s book: “The Eurasians 
of Kisar”). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 888- 
891. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A critical review of Dr. Rodenwalt’s book. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
4 — BLOEMBERGEN, S. 
Reports on a forest botanical exploration of the 
islands of Timor and Wetar. Korte Mededeelingen 
van het Boschhouwproefstation No. 71, pp 101-196. 
Buitenzorg, 1940. 
Contents: Botanical excursions in Timor and Wetar; 
collection of species, survey of the vegetation types; 
the possibilities of forest exploitation and the possi- 
bilities of an increase of the density of the population 
of Wetar. 
Photographs-. Hoee forest at Hoee Kenoetoe; An- 
poepoe forests at Kipeana; Hoee forest with three 
specimens of Anpoepoe-hoee, south of Kapan; Trunk 
of Hoee at Poela; Trunk of Anpoepoe-hoee, south 
of Kapan; Trunk of Anpoepoe, north of Kapan. 
Joea-mea forest, east of llwaki; Trunk of young Nisir 
mea. 
Maps: Map of Timor; Map of Wetar. 
Copy in Government Botanist’s Library, Brisbane. 
5 — BOSCHMA. H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material; the localities, with 
brief topographical descriptions. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
6 — BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Voyage, chapter IV: Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: Brief survey of the work of the expedition 
on shore. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
7 —BREMAN. J. J. 
Modern tourism in the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. 5, No. 1,* 1924, pp 32-37. 
Contents: Brief description of a tour in the Moluccas. 
Photographs: View of the Klabat volcano; River 
scene near Amboina Road along the Bay of Amboina. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
8 —BRITISH ADMIRALTY 
Eastern Archipelago Pilot, Vol. in, pp 308. Third 
edition, 1930. Supplements No. 9 (1941), and No. 
10 (1942). 
267 Contents: Includes the northeastern end of Celebes, 
Molucca and Jailclo Passages and the western and 
southern coast of Dutch New Guinea. 
Copies in NEE IS Library; AGS Library. 
9 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Geological expedition of the University of Amstei- 
dam to the Lesser Sunda Islands in the southeastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1937, under 
leadership of H. A. Brouwer, Vol. 1. 8vo. Amster- 
dam, N.V. Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maatschap- 
pij, 1940, pp x, 348. (Text partly in German and 
partly in English). 
Contents: Only the first volume of the proposed 
4-volume work is published. 1 he expedition went to: 
Western Timor, the islands of Wetar, Lirang, Alor, 
Lomblen, Batoe Tara, Adonara, Solor and the 
eastern part of Flores. It contains four essays, 
each of which is listed under its author—Tappen- 
beck, D„ Simons, A. L., Wanner, J„ Marez Oyens, 
F. A. (all noted in Section on Timor). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Perth. 
10— BROUWER, H. A. 
Gesteenten van het eiland Moa. (Minerals of the 
island of Moa). In: Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1916, eerste 
deel, pp 11-35. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Part of the results of the Nederlandsche 
Timor Expeditie, 1910-1912. Description of the 
minerals found in Moa and the areas where found. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian National 
Research Council Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
11 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologic van een gedeelte van het eiland Moa. 
(Geology of a part of the island of Moa). In: Jaar- 
boek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1916, eerste deel, pp 37-56. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Reconnaissance of the north coast of 
Moa, South Moluccas, in the Letti or Sermata Group, 
part of the results of the Nederlandsche Timor 
Expeditie, 1910-1912. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of a part of the island 
Moa, scale 1:200,000; Gg. Kar seen from the north 
coast near Laboean Giat (eye-sketch). The island 
Moa seen from Batoemejau (eye-sketch). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
12 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op de eilanden Loewang 
en Sermata. (Geological investigations of the islands 
of Loeang and Sermata). In: Jaarboek van het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, tweede 
gedeelte, 1920, pp 207-222. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Loeang and adjacent islands: form and’ 
situation, geological description (pp 209-216); tec- 
tonics (pp 216-219). Sermata: geological description 
(pp 219-222). Loeang is a small island, rising about 
260 metres above sea level. 
Photographs-. The largest part of the island of 
Loeang, seen from the south; Photographs taken 
from the anchorage inside the atoll, northwestern 
part of Meaty Miarang. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of the island of 
Loeang and adjacent islands, scale 1:100,000; sketch 
of West Kakernani and West Towa on Sermata, 
scale 1:10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Hobart. 
13— BROUWER, H, A. 
Exploration in the Lesser Sunda Islands. In; Geo- 
graphical Journal, Vol. xciv, 1939, pp 1-10. 
Contents: Describes the results of collaborative geo- 
logical research carried out under the author's direc- 
tion in 1937, embracing the islands of Wetar, Lirang, 
Alor, Lomblen, Adonara, Solor and eastern part 
of Flores, and Netherlands Timor. Morphological 
features; Geological composition and structure; Rate 
and direction of movement; Geographic distribution 
of volcanoes and evolution of volcanic activity; The 
Australian influence. 
Photographs: Many half-tone photographs dealing 
with the expedition. 
Maps: The Lesser Sundas, scale 1.3,000,000 based 
on Atlas van Tropisch Nederland; Geological sketch 
map, with heights, of area around Niki Niki, Timor, 
scale .75in. : 1 mile. Lesser Sundas showing active 
and extinct volcanoes, scale 1:6,000,000, based on 
Atlas van Tropisch Nederland. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Queensland Museum Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific 
and Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Perth; Geological Survey Lib- 
rarv, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
14 — ELBERT, lohannes 
Die Sunda Expedition des Vereins fur Geographic 
und Statistik zu Frankfurt am Main. (The Sunda 
Expedition of the Society for Geography and Statis- 
tics, Frankfurt on the Main). 2 vols. 4to. Frank- 
furt am Main, Herman Minjon, 1911-1912, pp xxv, 
274; xv, 373. (In German). 
Contents: The expedition went to Lombok Island, 
Southeast Celebes, Tukang Besi Islands (Kaidupa), 
Muna and Buton Islands, Sumbawa, Flores, 
268 Wetar. Geography, topography, geology, vegetation, 
climate, volcanoes, meteorology, botany, zoology. 
Natives (manners and customs, ceremonies, religion, 
houses, ornament, language, musical instruments, 
songs, social organization, head-hunting, etc.). 
Maps: Indo-Australian Archipelago, eastern part. 
Shows ocean depths. Geotectonic map of the Indo- 
Australian Archipelago, eastern part; Sketch map 
of Wetar Island, scale 1:500,0U0. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
15 — ELBERT, Johannes 
Ergebnisse der Sunda Expedition. (Results of the 
Sunda Expedition). In; Jahresberichte des Frank- 
further Vereins fiir Geographic und Statistik, 1912, 
pp 5-36. (In German). 
Contents: General survey, list of specimens collected, 
geological and ethnological notes. 
Photographs: Native types, carvings, weaving, etc. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
16 —HAAS. F. 
Die Molluskenausbeute der Sunda-Expedition. (The 
mollusc yield of the Sunda Expedition). In: Elbert, 
J.—Die Sunda-Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 308-315. (In 
German). 
Contents: Brief description of the molluscs collected 
by the Sunda Expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
17 —HAGEN. Bernhard 
Bericht iiber die von Dr. Elbert gefiihrte Sunda- 
Expedition. (Report of the Sunda Expedition led 
by Dr. Elbert). In; Petermanns Geographische Mit- 
teilungen, 1910, part 1, pp 52-53. (In German). 
Contents: Summary of the geographical results of 
the expedition’s visits to: Lombok (especially the 
volcano Rindjani), Tukan Besi Islands, Buton, Muna, 
Kabaena Is.; southeast peninsula of Celebes, Sum- 
bawa and Bima, Flores and Wetar. Also the results 
of soundings in the Sunda Islands area. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
18 —HALLIER. H. 
Die Zusammensetzung und Herkunft der Pflanzen- 
decke Indonesiens. (The structure and origin of the 
Indonesian vegetation). In: Elbert, J .—Die Sunda- 
Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 275-302. (In German). 
Contents: A description of vegetation classified dur- 
ing an expedition to the Sunda Islands. Discusses 
the connection of the flora with that of Southeast 
Asia, Australia and America. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
19 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKSKUNDIG 
GENOOTSCHAP 
Mededeelingen over Nederlandsche onderzoekings- 
tochten in onze kolonien (and) Berichten omtrent 
vreemde oriderzoekers in onze kolonien. (Informa- 
tion on Dutch explorations in our colonies (and) 
Reports concerning foreign explorers of our colonies). 
In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 143-156. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief notes on the expeditions of Aben- 
danon to Central Celebes (1909), of Lorentz to the 
Snow Mountains of New Guinea, up the Lorentz 
River (1909-1910), on a journey to Timor and 
southwest islands projected by Rouffaer, and on other 
explorations in New Guinea. The notes on foreign 
expeditions give no geographical results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
20 — KONINKLIIKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPII 
East of Java and Borneo. Batavia, 1938. pp 32 
Contents; Richly illustrated prospectus for a tour 
comprising the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
New Guinea and Celebes; with excursions suggested 
from each port. 
Photographs-. 46 illustrations covering the areas east 
of Java and Borneo. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; National Library, 
Canberra. 
21 — KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part I. Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results. 1935. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used in sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion of 
the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of 
the principal conclusions. Bibliography. 
Map: Structural map of the East Indies, scale 
1:15,000,000, taken from Brouwer, The Geology of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1925; geotectonic map 
of the East Indies, no scale; Bathymetrical chart, 
scale 1:2,000,000; sections of the sea bottom, scale 
1:300,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
22 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2; geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, ob- 
servations on coral growth, movements with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, 
on the formation of atolls, summary of the prin- 
cipal results. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. . 
23 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, Vol. 2, part 3, pp (v), 169. (In German). 
269 Contents: Apparatus, methods of work, anchor sta- 
tions, summary of the results; position of the ship 
at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
24 —LUCIEER, A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
(buiten Java). (The birthrate among the peoples of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; Statistics; Natural causes 
of low birthrate. Conclusions. The author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
25 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel 111. 
Oostelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archipel. 
(Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part HI. Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1933, 6th edition, pp 629. 
Contents: Includes Lesser Sunda Islands east of the 
meridian of 121° 10' east latitude. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
26 —MOLENGRAAFF. G. A. F. 
Nederlandsche Timor-Expeditie, 1910-1912. (Dutch 
Timor Expedition, 1910-1912). Leiden, E. J. Brill, 
1915, pp viii, 232, (Reprinted from Jaarboek van 
het Mijnwezen in hi ederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1914, Iste gedeelte; 1916, Iste gedeelte; 1920, 
3de gedeelte. (In Dutch and German). 
Contents: G. A. F. Molengraaff was the leader of 
this expedition. For annotations of the reports 
of the expedition, see the next annotation and also 
under H. A. Brouwer. The general annotation for 
this expedition is noted under NEDERLANDSCHE 
TIMOR EXPEDIT1E. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
27 — MOLENGRAAFF. G. A. F. 
De vulkanen Woerlali op het eiland Dammer. (The 
volcanoes Woerlali on the island of Dammer) In; 
Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1916, eerste deel, pp 1-10. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Situation, coastline, geology, minerals, sul- 
phur. (This report is part of the results of the 
Nederlandsche Timor Expeditie, 1910-1912). 
Map: Island of Dammer, scale 1:100.000, showing 
crater rim, hot springs, footpaths, coral reefs, crater 
bottom, heights in metres. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
28 — MOLENGRAAFF, G. A. F. 
Geografische en geologische beschrijving van het 
eiland Letti. Overgedrukt uit Nederlandsche Timor- 
Expeditie, part I. (Geographical and geological des- 
cription of the island of Letti. Reprinted from 
Netherlands Timor Expedition, part I). In: Jaar- 
boek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Ver- 
handelingen, 1914, Iste deel, 4to. Leiden, E. I. Brill, 
1915, pp 87. 
Contents: Notes on climate, coasts, people, topo- 
graphy, etc. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken by the 
expedition. 
Maps: Geological sketch map of Letti Island, scale 
1:25,000, with profiles; the eastern hill country of 
Letti, scale 1:12,500; The central hills of Letti, scale 
1:12,500; Geological sketch map of Javanoea hills 
and Emderi, scale 1:12,500. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
29 — MOLUKKEN-INSTITUUT, AMSTERDAM 
Overzicht van de literatuur betreffende de Molukken 
exclusief Nieuw Guinea. (Survey of the literature of 
the Moluccas, exclusive of New Guinea). 
Deel I (part I): 1550-1921, by W. Ruinen, Amster- 
dam, Molukken-Instituut, 1928, pp 766. (In Dutch). 
Deel II (part II): 1922-1933 by A. B. Tutein- 
Nolthenius, Amsterdam, Molukken-Instituut, 1935, 
pp xxix, 463. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annotated bibliography of periodical 
articles and separately published works dealing with 
or touching on the Moluccas. 
Copy of part 1 in NEFIS Library; copy of part II 
in AGS Library. 
30 — NEDERLANDSCHE TIMOR-EXPEDITE, 1910-1912 
Part I. De geologic van het eiland Letti, naar 
onderzoekingen te velde verricht door H. A. Brouwer 
en G. A. F. Molengraaff; beschreven door G. A. F. 
Molengraaff met medewerking van F. Broili, H. A. 
Brouwer, B. G. Escher, C. A. Haniel, R. J. Schubert. 
(The geology of Letti, based on investigations car- 
ried out in the field by H. A. Brouwer and G. A. F. 
Molengraaff, edited by G. A. F. Molengraaff with 
the collaboration of F. Broili, H. A. Brouwer, B. G. 
Escher, C. A. Haniel, R. J. Schubert). 8vo. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1915. (Reprinted from Jaarboek van het 
Mijnweien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1914, Iste gedeelte; 1916, Iste gedeelte; 1920, 3de 
gedeelte, pp viii, 232. (In Dutch and German). 
Contents: Geological and geographical description by 
G. A. -F. Molengraaff. Rocks by H. A. Brouwer. 
Ammonites in the Permian of the island, by C. A. 
Haniel. On foraminiferal rocks, by R. J. Schubert. 
Permian brachiopods, by F. Broili. Micro-crystals 
of magnesite and limestone by B. J. Escher. The 
first two articles are listed separately under their 
authors. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Hobart. 
270 31 —PERNfi. E. 
Slave-hunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 
vi. No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304; No. 6, 1925, pp 
337-342. ‘ 
Contents: Historical and descriptive article on the 
Moluccas. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
32 — PINKE, F. 
Voyage, chapter II. The expeditionary ship and the 
naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3: the deep- 
sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Peiks, 1938. In: 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern pari of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship; ship as survey vessel, 
requirements of expedition; preparation, description 
of equipment; personnel and duties; some nautical 
results. Description of the deep-sea anchoring equip- 
ment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
33 —PINKE. F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1: Depth determinations 1935. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Depth, wire soundings, echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo. Accuracy of the soundings, ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of the deep-sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
34 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter I. Programme of research and 
preparations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies. 1929- 
1930, Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of 
expedition, the ship, trial trip and voyage to the 
Netherlands East Indies, stay in Java before com- 
mencement of research, oceanographic investigations 
on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
35 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter III. The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 
\, pp 85-162. 
Contents: General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions; track of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks; ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Maps: Representation of the principal basins and 
troughs in the eastern part of the archipelago. Bottom 
configuration at a depth of 200 metres. Stations in 
the Lesser Sundas, Timor, Tanimbar, Aroe, Ceram, 
Southwestern New Guinea and South Halmahera. 
General map showing all tracks. 
Charts: Principal basins and troughs in the eastern 
part of the archipelago. Track of the Snellius Ex- 
pedition in the eastern part of the East Indian 
Archipelago, 1929-1930, scale 1 ;3,250,000. Passage 
between Tanimbar Island and Babar Island, scale 
1:500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library. Canberra. 
36 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: The bottom configuration in 
relation to the flow of the bottom water, 1934. In: 
Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the Nether- 
lands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, chapter 
2, pp 63. 
Contents: Configuration of the sea floor, nature of 
the sea floor, summary of the principal results, 
future investigations, appendix. Bibliography. 
Maps: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago 
showing stations mentioned in the text, scale 
1:10,400,000. Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago showing principal basins and troughs, scale 
1:6,500,000. Bottom configuration at depth of 2,000 
metres. Bottom configuration at depth of 4,000 
metres. 
Charts: Bathymetric chart of the eastern part of the 
East Indian Archipelago, chiefly from soundings by 
the Snellius Expedition. Plate 1 (in two sheets at 
end of volume), scale 1:2,500,000. Bathymetric chart 
of the East Indian Archipelago, scale 1:5,000,000. 
Plate II at end of volume. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
37 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederlandisch- 
Ostindien. (Oceanographic investigations in Nether- 
lands East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft 
fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. 
(In German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius Expedition. Obser- 
vations on sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, 
etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
38 —ROUX. J. 
Reptilien und Amphibien in zoogeographischer Hin- 
sicht. (Reptiles and amphibians from a zoogeo- 
graphical aspect). In; Elbert, J.—Die Sunda-Expedi- 
tion, Vol. 2, pp 305-308. (In German). 
Contents: A description of reptiles and amphibians 
classified during the expedition, and their distribu- 
tion. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library,'Adelaide. 
39 —SCHWARZ. E. 
Die Saugetierausbeute der Sunda-Expedition. (The 
mammalian yield of the Sunda Expedition). In: 
Elbert, J.—Die Sunda-Expedition, Vol. 2, pp 303- 
304. (In German). 
271 Contents: Account of the mammals found by the 
Sunda Expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
40 — SIBOGA EXPEDITIE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-lndie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga cnder 
commando van . . . G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door 
. . . M. Weber. (Results in the zoological, botanical, 
oceanographical and geological fields, collected in 
Netherlands East Indies, 1899-1900, on board H.M. 
Siboga, under the command of . . . G. F. Tydeman, 
edited by M. Weber). 66 parts. 4to. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill, 1902-1939. (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts not yet published. The results 
of the expedition are published in monographs on 
separate subjects. For monographs having a general 
geographical, geological or hydrographic interest, see 
under the names of authors of separate monographs 
as follows: 
Monograph I—Weber, M.; Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’Expedition, 1902. (Introduction and 
description of the expedition, 1902). (In French). 
Monograph HI—Tydeman, G. F.: Hydrographic 
results, 1903. 
\ 
Monograph LXV1—Wichmann, A.: Geologische 
Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition, 1925. (Geologi- 
cal results of the Siboga Expedition, 1925). (In 
German). 
The remaining monographs deal with the botanical 
and zoological results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Perth (incomplete). 
41 — SMITH. Irving G. 
Meandering through the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vin. No. 6, 1927, pp 327-331. 
Contents: Brief descriptive notes of Banda Neira, 
Saparoea, Adoet and Merauke. 
Photographs: Of ethnological Interest only. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
42 —SMITH. Irving G. 
Making port among the Moluccas Islands. In: Inter- 
Ocean, Vol. x, No. 5, 1929, pp 175-176. 
Contents: Description of some of the ports in the 
Moluccas. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
43 — SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under the leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill: 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In various 
languages). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2, 
Oceanographic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, 
chapter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; Vol. 
3, Meteorological observations, pp v, 111; Vol. 5, 
Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; 
Vol. 6, Biological data, pp 29. Annotations of these 
separate parts will be found under the names of 
their authors; P. M. van Riel, F. Pinke, J. Boschma 
and Ph. H. Kuenen, L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. 
Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
43a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in 
het oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie 
aan boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder 
commando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door 
de Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuur- 
kundig Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en 
het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Sneinus Expedition, 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the command 
of Lieut. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Published by the 
Society for Scientific Research in the Ncthei lands 
Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geographical 
Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, Kemink 
en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In various languages). 
This is the Dutch title of the above annotation. 
For contents, see former annotation. 
44 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius Expeditie. In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlvii. 1930, pp 29-47, 380-399, 708-717, 801-812, 991- 
1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27th July 
1929 to 11th July 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
45 —TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries and re- 
sources; editor-in-chief, Arnold Wright; assistant- 
editor, Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte, 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports 
and shipping; Means of communication—railways 
and tramways, Netherlands India railways; Deli 
Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and tele- 
phones, roads and .bridges; Population: origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions, Roman Catholic mission, the 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. M. Verweij; 
Health and hospitals; The Press, by E. F. E. Douwes- 
Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jas- 
per; Naval and Military forces; Police; Mines and 
mining administration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, 
by C. Braak; Forests and flora of Java, by Th. Vale- 
ton; Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. 
Gallois; The rubber industry; Sugar industry in 
Java, by J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, bv 
R. A. Eekhout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, 
272 by P. van Leersum; Bamboo hats; The island of 
Java: Batavia; Towns of western and Central Java; 
Semarang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; 
Information for tourists. 
Photographs: The photographs are only of Sumatra, 
Java and Borneo. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
46 — TYDEMAN, G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga Expedition (1899- 
1900). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. (Siboga 
Expedition, Uitkomsten, Monograph III), 
Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains observed are given 
in a table, pp 60-66. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
47 — VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques: reconnaissances geolo- 
giques dans la partie orientale de TArchipel des Indes 
Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the Moluccas: 
geological reconnaissances in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). Edition Fran- 
chise du Jaarhoek van het in Neder- 
land sch-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie scientifique. 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
Moluccas. 
Maps-. Many maps and charts of the areas covered 
by the report. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
48 —VISSER. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of rain 
upon the salinity); tables of position, temperature, 
salinity and density. 
Maps: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
showing salinity December-February 1929-1930, 
March-May 1930, June-August 1930, September- 
November 1930. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
49 —VISSER. S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air pressure, air temperature; sea- 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and 
wet-bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rain- 
fall; thunderstorms; clouds, optical phenomena— 
visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general sum- 
mary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
50— WEBER. Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition. (Intro- 
duction and description of the expedition). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, pp vi, 160, 16. (Siboga Expedition, Uit- 
komsten, Monograph 1). (In French). 
Contents-. Report of an expedition organised to 
make a hydrographic, geological and biological sur- 
vey of the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. 
This volume is a general description of the work 
and route of the expedition. List of stations giving 
positions, types of sea bottom and depths, in supple- 
mentary pages 1-16 at end. 
Maps: Track of the Siboga expedition in the east- 
ern part of the Indian Archipelago, 1899-1900, by 
G. F. Tydeman, scale 1:3,000,000. Details of the 
track of H.M. Siboga in the Indian Archipelago, 
1899-1900, by G. F. Tydeman, scale 1: 1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
51 — WICHMANN, A. 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga Expedition). Leiden, E. 
J. Brill, 1925, pp viii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie—Uit- 
komsten, Monograph lxvi). (In German). 
Contents: This monograph deals with the geological 
results, chiefly of land localities visited. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
52 —WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR. Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands uidia, 
edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
See annotation under Twentieth Century Impressions 
of Netherlands India, No. 45 in this section. 
53 — WUST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configura- 
tion of Australasia “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift 
der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 
9-10, pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition— 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
273 SOUTHEASTERN ISLANDS 
1— BEZEMER. T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie: schetsen van land en 
volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. 
Niermeyer). 4to. Groningen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, 
pp xv, 640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Deals with Sumatra, Java, Celebes, the 
Moluccas, and Netherlands New Guinea. Acheh, the 
Achinese, Deli and tobacco cultivation, the Bataks, 
Padang and the Padang highlands, across Sumatra: 
Batavia and Buitenzorg, the Wayang, means of 
livelihood of the natives, through the Preanger 
Regencies to the volcano of Gedeh, to the terri- 
tories of the princes of Central Java, the Hindus 
and their religious systems, Hindu colonisation in 
Java, Borobodoer and Prambanan, through East 
Java; From Macassar along the west and north 
coasts to Amoerang, life of the Makassars and Boe- 
ginese and the Toradjas, Minahassa; Ternate and 
Batjan, Ambon and the Oeliassers, the southwestern 
and southeastern islands, ancestor worship in In- 
donesia, Boeroe and Ceram; on the coast of Nether- 
lands New Guinea, the Banda group, etc. Topo- 
graphical details. 
Photograph: Adaoet on Selaroe (Timorlaoet Group). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Brisbane. 
2 —BOSCHMA. H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 6, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material, the localities. In 
the list of material on shore are occasional topo- 
graphical notes. 
Maps: Track of the Snellius Expedition, scale 
1:3,250,000, showing stations, anchorages and bio- 
logical stations and locality for shore collecting. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
3 — BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage, chapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: Investigations on shore around Wotap. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
4 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen op de Tenimber eilanden. 
(Geological investigations on the Tanimbar Islands). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1921, 2de gedeelte, pp 117- 
142. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Includes a general review of the geology 
of Tanimbar Islands and a description of the geology 
of the islands of Jamdena, Mitak and Laibobar. 
Maps: The Tanimbar Island group “according to 
Chart No. 146,” scale 1:1,000,000; Way from Saum- 
lakki over Loro Oeloeng to the west coast of 
Jamdena, scale 1:150,000; Mud spring terrain on the 
island of Mitak, scale 1:10,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
5 — CATALOGUS 
Van de Gewestelijke Bibliotheek ten Kantore van 
den Gouverneur der Molukken te Amboina. (Cata- 
logue of the Provincial Library of the Bureau of the 
Governor of the Moluccas at Amboina). Ambon, 
1928, pp 168. Supplement I, May 1930, pp 167. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Contains valuable list of publications 
on the Netherlands East Indies in general, and 
more especially on the Moluccas. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
6 — DR ABBE, P. 
Het leven van den Tanimbarees. (The life of the 
people of Tanimbar). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1940, 
pp xx, 432. (Internationales Archiv fur Ethnographic, 
Supplement zu Band xxxvm). (fn Dutch). 
Contents: An ethnological study. Very little topo- 
graphical information. 
Photographs: Beach view with boulders on the reef 
along the rocky coast; View of the village of Omtoe- 
foe; Village steps at Sanglit-Dol; A prau “Belan” 
near the island Djab Rengan; The village Awear, 
Fordata; Prau on the reef of Noes Lima; View of 
the village Omtoefoe; View of the village of Aroe- 
Bjab; Seascape near Omtoefoe, on the left Cape 
Ngoeswain-Toeboen; Praus sailing over the reef; 
Salt pan—natives with bamboos in which salt is 
obtained by evaporation, with beach scene in back-* 
ground. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
7 —DRABBE. P. 
Dood en begrafenis en spiritisme op Tanimbar. 
(Death, burial and spiritism on Tanimbar). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 31-63. (In Dutch). 
274 Contents: Death and the days before the burial; 
Day of burial; Day after the burial; Days of mourn- 
ing; Burial of special types; Ghosts; The island 
of the dead—Seloe; Oracles, etc.; Seers and possessed 
persons. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
8 —FORBES. H. O. 
On the ethnology of Timorlaut. In: journal of the 
Anthropological Institute, London, Vol. 13, 1883, 
pp 8-25. 
Contents: An ethnological study of the village of 
Ritabel, isles of Larat, northern end of group. 
Physique, clothing, gardens, food, fishing, weapons 
and material culture, social organization, currency, 
birth and death, sickness, slavery, habits, law, popu- 
lation (only along the coast), beliefs, houses, topo- 
graphy. climate, trade. 
Map: Sketch maps showing position in relation to 
other islands. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, Syd- 
ney; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Na- 
tional Library, Canberra; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne: Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide. 
9 —GREAT BRITAIN 
Hydrographic Department. Eastern Archipelago Pilot, 
Vol. in, 3rd edition, 1930. London, Hydrographic 
Department, 1930, pp 308. Supplements Nos. 9 
(1941), 10 (1942). 
Contents: Covers the area of northeastern end of 
the Celebes, Molucca and Jailolo passages, and west- 
ern end and southern coast of Dutch New Guinea. 
Contains general remarks on area, climate, winds, 
etc. Also a glossary and information relating to 
charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
10 — KOLK, J. van der 
Het tandenvijlen bij de Tanimbareezen. (Tooth- 
filing among the Tanimbares'T In; Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xlv, 1928, pp 440-448. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An anthropological study. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
11 — KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of Java and Borneo. Batavia, 1938, pp 32. 
Contents: Richly illustrated prospectus for a tour 
comprising the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands, 
New Guinea and Celebes, with excursions suggested 
from each port. 
Photographs: Woman weaving, Tanimbar Islands. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; National Library, 
Canberra. 
12 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
Molucca number. In; K.PM. Gazette, Vol. i, No. 7, 
pp 154-177. 
Contents: Brief description of the following islands 
with their populations, arts and crafts: Ternate, 
Halmahera, Tidore, Batjan, Obi group, Sula, Buru, 
Ceram, Banda and small islands. 
Photographs: Double drum: Wooden idols. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
13 — KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 1. Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results, 1935. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents'. Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor; geological discussion 
of the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of the 
principal conclusions. Bibliography. 
Maps-. Structural map of the East Indies, scale 
1:15,000,000, taken from Brouwer, The Geology of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1925; Geotectonic map 
of the East Indies, no scale; 109 sections of sea 
bottom, scale 1:300,000. Bathymetrical chart, scale 
1:2,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
14 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2. Geology of the coral 
reefs, 1933. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 
5, part 2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, 
observations on coral growth, movements with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, on 
the formation of atolls, summary of the principal 
results. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
15 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3. Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedition 
in the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 
Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In German). 
Contents: Apparatus, methods of work, anchor sta- 
tions, summary of the results, position of the ship 
at anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
16 — LUCIEER, A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de volken van Nederlandsch-Indie 
(buiten Java). The birthrate among the peoples 
of the Netherlands Indies, except Java) In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Introduction; Statistics; Natural causes 
of low birthrate; Conclusions. The author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
275 17 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSIE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. Deel 
III. Oostelijk gedeelte van den Oost-Indischen Archi- 
pel. (Nautical guide for the Netherlands East Indies. 
Part 111, eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago). ’s Gravenhage, 1933, 6th edition, pp 629. 
Contents: Includes the Lesser Sunda Islands east of 
the meridian of 121° 10' latitude and all the 
islands up to and including Dutch New Guinea. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
18 — MOLUKKEN-INSTITUUT, AMSTERDAM 
Overzicht van de literatuur betreffende de Molukken 
exclusief Nieuw Guinea. (Survey of the literature of 
the Moluccas, exclusive of New Guinea). 
Deel I (part 1): 1550-1921, by W. Ruinen, Amster- 
dam, Molukken-lnstituut, 1928, pp 766. (In Dutch). 
Deel II (part II): 1922-1933, by A. B. Tutein- 
Nolthenius, Amsterdam, Molukken-lnstituut, 1935, 
pp xxix, 463. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Annotated bibliography of periodical 
articles and separately published works dealing with 
or touching on the Moluccas. 
Copy of part I in NEFIS Library; copy of part II 
in AGS Library. 
19— NEDERLAND MAIL 
Vol. 3, Nos. 9, 11, 1936; Vol. 5, No. 8, 1938; Vol. 6, 
Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 1939. 
Contents: A monthly magazine for the tourist. 
Photographs: Vol. 3, No. 11. The village prau; The 
grave of a village headman in Tanimbar. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
20 —PINKE, F. 
Voyage, chapter II. The expeditionary ship and 
the naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3: The 
deep-sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 
1938. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 
45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship; ship as surveying 
vessel; requirements of expedition; preparation; 
description of equipment. Personnel and duties. 
Some nautical results. Description of deep-sea 
anchoring equipment. 
Photographs: Ship and equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
21 —PINKE, F. 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1; Depth determinations, 
1935. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part 
of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, 
part 2, chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Depth, wire soundings, echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo. Accuracy of the soundings, ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of the deep-sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
22 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter I. Programme of research and 
preparations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents-. Deals with area of research; previous 
investigations, development of plan of expedition; 
expedition ship, trial trip in the North Sea and 
English Channel; voyage to the Netherlands East 
Indies. Stay in Java before commencement. Appen- 
dix—Oceanographic investigations on voyage out. 
Bibliography. 
Maps-. Tracks and stations of previous expeditions 
(Siboga, Challenger, Gazelle, Planet), scale 
1:10,400,000. Preliminary schedule, of research, scale 
1; 10,400,000. 
Photographs: Equipment. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
23— RIEL, P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter III. The voyage in the Nether- 
lands East Indies (with a list of stations, a large 
route chart and 16 detail charts, 1938). In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 85-162. 
Contents; General remarks concerning the research: 
weather conditions; tracks of cruises; summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Maps: Representation of the principal basins and 
troughs in the eastern part of the archipelago; Bot- 
tom configuration at a depth of 200 metres; Stations 
in the Lesser Sundas, Timor, Tanimbar, Aroe, Ceram, 
Southwestern New Guinea and South Halmahera. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: National 
Library, Canberra. 
24 — RIEL. P. M. van 
Oceanographic results, part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2. The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water (with 
two large depth charts and 16 detail charts), 1934. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter 2, pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review'; work carried out dur- 
ing the expedition; construction of bathymetric 
charts; configuration of the sea floor; Arafoera Sea; 
nature of the sea floor; summary of the principal 
results; future investigations. . Bibliography. 
Map: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
showing stations mentioned in the texjt, scale 
1; 10,400,000; Eastern part of the East Indian Archi- 
pelago, showing principal basins and troughs, scale 
1:6,500,000; Bottom configuration at depth of 2,000 
metres; Bottom configuration at depth of 4,000 
metres; Passage between Tanimbar Islands and 
Babar Islands, scale 1:1,000,000; Bathymetric chart 
of the eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
chiefly from soundings by the Snellius expedition, 
scale 1:2,500,000; Bathymetric chart of the East 
Indian Archipelago, scale 1:5,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
276 25 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederlandisch Ost- 
indien. (Oceanographic investigation in Netherlands 
East Indies). In: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur 
Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. 
Contents: Results of the Snellius Expedition. Obser- 
vations on the sea bottom, tides, depths, temperature, 
etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
26 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; 
Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon; 1933-1938. (In English 
and German). 
Contents: Vol. 1, Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2, 
Oceanographic results, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68, chap- 
ter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 62; Vol. 3, 
Meteorological observations, pp v, HI; Vol. 5, Geo- 
logical results, part 1, pp 124, part 2, pp 125; Vol. 6, 
Biological data, pp 29. Annotations will be found 
under separate entries for sections of the work, 
under names of their authors: P. M. van Riel. F. 
Pinke, H. Boschma and Ph. H. Kuenen, L. Lek, 
S. W. Visser, Ph. H. Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National 
Library, Canberra. 
26a —SNELLIUS EXPEDITE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius-Epeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel; verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door 
de Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuur- 
kundig Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en 
het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap. (Scientific results of the Snellius expedi- 
tion, under the leadership of P. M. van Riel; 
gathered in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies on board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, 
under the command of Lt. F. Pinke, 1929-1930. 
Published by the Society for Scientific Research in 
the Netherlands Colonies and the Royal Nether- 
lands Geographical Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill; Utrecht, Kemink en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In Eng- 
lish and German). 
This is the Dutch title for the former annotation. 
For contents see above annotation. 
27 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
De Snellius Expeditie. (The Snellius Expedition). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xtvn, 1930, pp 29-47, 380- 
399, 708-717, 801-812, 991-1005. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An interim report covering 27th July 
1929 to 11th July 1930. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
28 —TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries and re- 
sources. Editor-in-chief, Arnold Wright; assistant- 
editor, Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents-. History, by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. Pleyte; 
T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, exports, and 
shipping; Means of communication—railways and 
tramways, Netherlands India railways, Deli Spoorweg, 
Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and telephones, roads 
and bridges; Population: origin, languages, man- 
ners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte and C. Thieme; 
Ecclesiastical: Dutch Protestant Church and mis- 
sions, Roman Catholic mission, the Salvation Army; 
Education, by N. J. Verweij; Health and hospitals; 
The Press, by E. F. E. Douwes-Dekker; Native arts 
and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; Naval and Military 
forces; Police; Mines and mining administration, 
by J. K. van Gelder; Climate, by C. Braak; Forests 
and flora of Java, by Th. Valeton; Irrigation in 
Java; Agriculture, by W. J. Gallois; The rubber 
industry; Sugar industry in Java, by J. J. Haze- 
winkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by R. A. Eekhout; Tea, 
by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cinchona, by P. van Leersum; 
Bamboo hats; The island of Java; Batavia; Towns 
of western and central Java; Semarang; Sourabaya; 
Sumatra; Dutch Borneo; Information for tourists.. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
29 —VERBEEK. R. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques; reconnaissances geolo- 
giques dans la partie orientale de 1’Archipel des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the Mo- 
luccas: geological reconnaissances in the eastern part 
of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). In: 
Edition Frangaise du Jaarboek van het 
in Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie, Tome 37, 1908, partie 
scientifique. Batavia, Imprimerie de 1’Etat, 1908. 
(In French). 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
Moluccas. 
Maps-. Many maps and charts on the areas covered 
by the report. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Launceston; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
30 —VISSER, S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air-pressure; air temperature; sea- 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and 
wet-bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rain- 
fall; thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena— 
visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general sum- 
mary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
277 31— VISSER. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4. Surface observations, 
temperature, salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); surface salinity and density 
(measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of rain 
upon salinity); tables of position, temperature, salin- 
ity and density. 
Maps: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
showing salinity, December-February 1929-1930, 
March-May 1930, June-August 1930, September- 
November 1930. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
32 — WRIGHT. Arnold and BREAKSPEAR. Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands India. 
Edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
For contents, see Twentieth century impressions of 
Netherlands India, No. 28 in this section. 
33 —WUST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of bottom configuration 
of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, Nos. 9-10, 
pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition— 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
34 — ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Indischen Archipel, schaal 1:1,000,000. Toelichting 
bij Blad xx, Aroe, Kei en Tenimber eilanden. (General 
geological map of the Netherlands Indian Archi- 
pelago, scale 1:1,000,000. Explanation to sheet xx. 
Aroe, Kei and Tenimber Islandsj. In: Jaarboek van 
bet Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, V erhandelin- 
gen, 1927, Iste gedeelte, pp 309-336. (In Dutch 
Contents: Description of the map with discussion 
of the geological formations. 
Map: Geological survey map of the Netherlands 
East Indian Archipelago, sheet xx, Aroe-Kei and 
Tenimber Islands, prepared by J. Zwierzycki, scale 
1:1,000,000. (In Atlas volume for 1927). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
278 DUTCH NEW GUINEA 
Vol. 4, pp 95-127, is the article by Wyllie, B. K. N.— 
A critical study of the geology and oil prospect of 
Papua and New Guinea as revealed by the work of 
the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, 1920-1929, which 
deals with the geology and petroleum and gives 
conclusions on Papua, Mandated Territory and 
Dutch New Guinea. 
Map: Sketch map of New Guinea and surrounding 
seas, showing elevation and depths (after W. Behr- 
mann, 1928). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, Bris- 
bane; Public Library, Brisbane: National Library, 
Canberra; Department of External Territories Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Council for Scientific and Industrial 
Research Library, Melbourne; University Library,. 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne (Vol. 3 only); Public 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Public Library, Perth; Public Library, HobarL 
5 —ANGOULVANT. G. 
Les Indes Neerlandaises; leur role dans 1’economie 
internationale. (The Netherlands Indies: their role 
in international economy). 2 vols. 8\m. Paris, Le 
Monde Nouveau, 1926, pp xxxi, 330, ix, 331-842, ix. 
(In French). 
Contents: A study of the Netherlands Indies, with 
a brief chapter on Surinam and Curacao. General 
description of Bali, Lombok, Celebes, Timor and 
dependencies, Moluccas and New Guinea, pp 55-56, 
62-74. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
University Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Perth; University Library, Hobart. 
6 — ARCHBOLD, Richard 
Unknown New Guinea. With illustrations from 
photographs by the Archbold Expeditions. In; 
National Geographic Magazine, Vol. 79, 1941, pp 
315-344. 
Contents: A general account of the 1938-1939 expedi- 
tion (Indisch-Amerikaansche Expeditie) to the north- 
ern slopes of the Snow Mountains. This expedition 
has been more fully described in the accounts pub- 
lished by the American Museum of Natural History 
and the Arnold Arboretum, and annotated under 
the entries for those publications. The chief interest 
of this article lies in the photographs. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken by the 
expedition. 
Maps: Grand Valley of the Balim. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Teachers’ Col- 
lege Library, Sydney; Public Library, Brisbane: 
University Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
1 — AA. P. J. B. C. B. van dor 
Reizen naar Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea ondernomen 
. . . in de jaren 1871, 1872, 1875-1876 door . . . P. 
van der Crab en J. E. Teysmann, J. G. Coorengel 
en A. J. Langeveldt van Hemert en P. Swaan. 
(Journeys to Dutch New Guinea carried out in the 
years 1871, 1872, 1875-1876, by P. van der Crab, J. 
E. Teysmann, J. G. Coorengel and A. J. Langeveldt 
van Hemert and P. Swaan). 8vo. ’s Gravenhage, 
M. Nijhoff, 1879, pp xtii, 480. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of three journeys to Dutch 
New Guinea. Geography, topography, flora and 
fauna. Descriptions also include the surrounding 
islands. 
Maps: Papoea-Kowiai; Dutch New Guinea. Both 
have no scale. 
Copies in Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Library, Can- 
berra; Public Library, Melbourne. 
2 —ADRIANI. N. 
Eenige opmerkingen over de Merauke-taal naar 
aanleiding der woordenlijst van J. S. Kok. (Some 
observations on the Merauke language, based on 
the vocabulary of J. S. Kok). In: Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap - De Zuidwest- 
Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1904-1905, pp 635-666. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the language of Merauke, 
Southwest New Guinea. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
3 —ALDER. W. F. 
The isle of vanishing men: a narrative of adventure 
in cannibal land. 8vo. London, Leonard Parsons, 
1922, pp x, 184. 
Contents: Description of Merauke and inhabitants; 
schooner trip about 300 miles westward, and sojourn 
among the cannibal Kaja Kajas. Their manners and 
customs, dwellings, burial customs, food, cooking, 
skull trophies, ornaments, tattooing, feasts, dances, 
kangaroo hunting, bird of paradise hunting. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
4 — ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL COMPANY 
Oil exploration work in Papua and New Guinea. 4 
vols in 6. Harrison & Sons Ltd., 1930. 
Contents: An account of the oil exploration work in 
Papua and New Guinea conducted by the Anglo- 
Persian Oil Company on behalf of the Government 
of the Commonwealth of Australia, 1920-1929. In 
279 Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
7 — ARCHBOLD, Richard and others 
Results of the Archbold expeditions, No. 41: Sum- 
mary of the 1938-1939 New Guinea expedition. With 
maps and illustrations. 8vo. Bulletin of the Ameri- 
can Museum of Natural History, Vol. 79, article 3, 
1942, pp 197-288. 
Contents: Report of an expedition to the north 
slope of the Snow Mountains, between Mt. Wilhel- 
mina and the Idenburg River. Equipment and 
organisation (equipment included a Cuba flying- 
boat with parachutes for dropping foodstuffs, radio 
sets, carriers were Dyaks from Borneo and convicts 
from Java). Netherlands Indies Government co- 
operated, and the expedition became known as the 
I ndisch-Amerikaansche Expeditie. 
General survey of the area, itinerary, description of 
collecting stations (Hollandia, Bernhard Camp Iden- 
burg River; Araucariakamp; Rotankamp or Tus- 
schenkamp; Mistkamp; Topkamp; Balim River 
Camp; Bele River Camp; Mosboschkamp; Lake 
Habbema; Brievenbuskamp; Puindalkamp); plant 
formations and summary of inhabitants; notes on 
the distribution of birds, results of the expedition. 
Native labour, wages, food, population of Balim 
River district, trade with natives at Lake Habbema, 
Bele River natives; Grand Valley natives (cowrie 
shells as trade, and cigarettes), Sigi River natives and 
Trade; Sahoeweri River natives; Hoeji Valley gar- 
dens and trade; hostile Balim natives. Cultivation 
on Wamena River; nomads of the Meervlakte; 
Balim River (agriculture, character of natives, cow- 
rie shells as trade, physical characteristics, clothing, 
arms and implements, villages, social organization, 
tribal wars); Bele natives (agriculture, trade, cere- 
monies, physical characteristics, speech, arms, houses, 
hunting); Lake Habbema natives (weapons, trade, 
food, travel); Wamena River natives, sleeping shel- 
ters, customs. Geography, topography, geology, 
vegetation, insects, birds, mammals, climate. Des- 
cription of Humboldt Bay. 
Photographs: A great many photographs covering 
the area of the expedition. 
Maps: Many maps of patrols and the area generally. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department 
of Agriculture Library, Sydney: Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New South 
Wales Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of Queensland Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide: Royal Society 
of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
8 — ARMIT, R. H. 
The history of New Guinea and the origin of the 
Negroid race. 8vo. London, Trubner & Co., 1876, 
pp 37. 
Contents: A resume of past exploration, future capa- 
bilities and the political, commercial and moral 
aspect of the island. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
9 — ASPEREN, Lubbert Nicolaas van 
Zending en zendingsonderwijs op Nederlandsch- 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Missions and mission education in 
Netherlands New Guinea). 4to. Leiden, M. Dubbel- 
deman, 1936, pp vi, 124, xi. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Government care for education in the 
first half of last century, mission education and 
government; establishment of missions in New 
Guinea; founding of mission schools, consolidation, 
extension of education; the mission school in primi- 
tive society; educational practice, religious instruc- 
tion; agricultural, industrial and business education; 
children’s games. Bibliography 
Photographs: Many photographs of mission activities. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
10 —BARBOUR. T. 
A zoological collecting trip to Dutch New Guinea. 
In; National Geographic Magazine, Vol. xix, 1908, 
pp 469-484. 
Contents: Descriptions of people and houses, etc., at 
Geelvink Bay; Dore, Roon,- Jobi and Biak. 
Photographs: Native types; communal long house 
near Dore. 
Map: Dutch East Indies. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Hobart. 
11 —BARBOUR, T. 
Further notes on Dutch New Guinea. In: National 
Geographic Magazine, Vol. xix, 1908, pp 527-545. 
Contents: Description of houses at Djamua and 
villages near Humboldt Bay. Notes on native cus- 
toms, craft, etc. 
Photographs: View of Kajo, Humboldt Bay; View 
of Tobadi, Humboldt Bay. Many photographs of 
native types and of fauna. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Hobart. 
12 —BEHRMANN. W. 
Die Insel Neu Guinea. (The island of New Guinea). 
In: Zeitscbrift der Gesellschaft fiir Erdkunde zu 
Berlin. Sonderband zur Hundertjahrfcier der Gesell- 
schaft. Herausgegeben von Albrecht Haushofer. Ber- 
lin, 1928, pp 191-207. (In German). 
Contents: A brief general review of the knowledge 
gained in New Guinea in exploration and investiga- 
tion to date. 
Maps: Sketch maps showing elevation and unexplored 
regions and a “profile” map. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
13 —BEMMELEN, W. van 
Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie’s hoogste bergtop onbereikt. 
(Netherlands East Indies, highest peak unclimbed). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. lii, 1935, pp 85-88. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A short history of mountaineering in the 
Carstensz Range, New Guinea, pointing out that Ngga 
Poeloe, the highest summit, had not yet been suc- 
cessfully climbed. 
280 Photographs: 2 half-tone plates; Panoramic sketch 
of Carstensz Range from the northern chain of the 
central mountains, from a point on the Onderkant 
Glacier; The Carstensz Mountains, seen from the 
southern upper valley of Otakwa River. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
14 —BEZEMER, T. J. 
Door Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie: schetsen van land 
en volk; met een inleiding van J. F. Niermeyer. 
(Through the Netherlands East Indies; sketches of 
land and people; with an introduction by J. F. Nier- 
meyer). With maps and illustrations. 4to. Gronin- 
gen, J. B. Wolters, 1906, pp xv, 640. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of Sumatra, Java, Celebes, Mo- 
luccas and Netherlands New Guinea. Descriptions 
of Acheh, the Achinese, Deli and tobacco cultivation, 
the Bataks, Padang and the Padang highlands. 
Across Sumatra; Batavia and Buitenzorg, the Way- 
ang, means of livelihood of the natives, through the 
Preanger Regencies to the volcano of Gedeh, to 
the territories of the princes of Central Java, the 
Hindoos and their religious systems, Hindoo colon- 
isation in Java, Boroboedoer and Prambanan, through 
east Java; From Macassar along the west and north 
coasts to Amoerang, life of the Makassars and Boe- 
ginese and the Toradjas, Minahassa; Ternate and 
Batjan, Ambon and the Oeliassers, the southwestern 
and southeastern islands; ancestor worship in Indo- 
nesia, Boeroe and Ceram; On the coast of Nether- 
lands New Guinea, the Banda Group, etc. Topo- 
graphical details. 
Photographs: Bachelors’ house at Taubadi, Humboldt 
Bay; Papuan dwelling at Sekar; Engeris on Jautefa 
Bay; Lake Sentani, in background, the Cyclops 
Mountains. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
15 — BIERDRAGER, J. 
Verslag van een tournee naar het binnenland van 
Waropen van 14 September tot 1 October 1933. 
(Report of a journey into the hinterland of Waro- 
pen). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig (Genootschap, Vol. li, 1934, pp 532-542. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a journey from Sorabi to 
Lake Nisa, thence to the Gesa River and down it 
to Baita, thence to Kerema, and eastwards to the 
Nahansa River. Some anthropological notes are 
appended. 
Photographs: 8 half-tone blocks (quarter-page), in- 
cluding Baudi tribesman; Dadate tribesman; Kan- 
wari house; Oedjita village; Shelter of wandering 
Waropen tribes; Dadate men and women; Lake 
Nisa. 
Map: Sketch map of portion of Netherlands New 
Guinea, between 137° E and the Mamberamo River, 
around 2° S, showing route, camps and river. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania, 
Hobart. 
16 —BIJLMER. H. J. T. 
Anthropological results of the Dutch Scientific Cen- 
tral New Guinea Expedition, 1920, followed by an 
essay on the anthropology of the Papuans. In: Nova 
Guinea: uitkomsten der Nederlandsche Nieuw-Guinea 
Expeditie, Vol. 7, 1923, Liv. 4. 
Contents: An anthropological study. Bibliography. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Maps: Of anthropological interest only. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide. 
17 — BIJLMER, H. J. T. 
Tapiro pygmies and Pania mountain Papuans. 
Results of the anthropological Mimika expedition in 
New Guinea, 1935-1936. In: Nova Guinea, new series, 
Vol. 3, 1939, pp 113-184. 
Contents: The text consists chiefly of the results of 
anthropological observations but pp 116-134 include 
accounts of excursions inland in the Mimika dis- 
trict, southwest New Guinea. These excursions 
include one to the headwaters of the Mimika and 
another to the headwaters of the Oeta. Biblio- 
graphy. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Maps: Southwest New Guinea, Mimika district, with 
land routes of the expedition, no scale. Inset; Map 
of Dutch New Guinea showing location of Mimika 
district; March route through the country of the 
Tapiro pygmies (near the headwaters of the Mimika 
River), no scale. Panoramas: View from the mouth 
of the Mimika on the central crest; View of the 
Charles Louis mountains from Outlook bivouac; 
View from Porogo of the Charles Louis mountains 
with the four buttresses. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Forestry Bureau 
Library, Canberra. 
18 —BIJLMER, H. I. T. 
Met de Centraal Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1920, naar 
een onbekenden volkstam in het hooggebergte (With 
the Central New Guinea expedition to an unknown 
tribe in the high mountains). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxxix, 1922, pp 156-184. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of an expedition thaf went by 
water up the Mamberamo and Idenburg Rivers, and 
from the latter by land to Doormantop. A new 
mountain tribe, the O. ringgoeps, is described. 
Photographs: 2 half-tone plates of Oeringgoeps 
natives, one showing type of hut. 
Map: Sketch map of North Central New Guinea, 
showing route, scale 1:2,000.000. 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
19 —BIJIMER. H. J. T. 
De dwerg Papoea’s in Zuidwest Niew-Guinea. (Dwarf 
Papuans in Southwest New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap,, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 708-713 (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discovery of pygmy tribe on Proonggo 
River. A brief account of this journey is given on 
pp 629-632 of this volume, where also are the photo- 
graphs listed below. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone plates: Kampong Atoeka: 
Group of men, Atoeka; Pygmy Papuans with 2 coast 
Papuans; Pygmy Papuans with European and 
Ceramese. 
Map: Sketch map of part of southwest coast between 
Oemar River and Kamoera River. 
Copies in National Library. Canberra; Universit;' 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
281 20 — BIJLMER. H. I. T. 
Aan de grens der beschaving; reisherinneringen aan de 
Papoea’s van Zuidwust Nieuw-Guinee. (On the bound- 
ary of civilisation; recollections of travel among the 
Papuans of Southwest New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. l, 1933, pp 239-251. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of anthropological investigations 
on the Mimika River and neighbouring rivers in 
1931. 
Photographs: 8 half-tone plates, quarter page: Lower 
Kapare River; Atoeka (model village); Mouth of 
Atoeka River; Papuans of Atoeka; Papuan woman 
from Atoeka; Papuan girl from Mimika; Style of 
hairdressing, Mimika; Papuan of Mimika. 
Map: Portion of Southwest New Guinea, between 
Oemari and Kamoera Rivers, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
21 — BIJLMER. H. J. T. 
De dwerg-Papoea’s van Nieuw-Guinee. (Dwarf Papu- 
ans of New Guinea). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. li, 
1934, pp 403-421. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the discovery of the pygmies of 
the Swart valley and the upper Mimika, discusses 
the ethnology and distribution of this race, and 
gives a number of measurements. 
Photographs: 6 half-tone half-page plates: Women 
of Swart valley; Men of Swart valley; Hut, exclu- 
sively for men, in Swart valley; Men of Swart val- 
ley; Tapiro dwarf Papuans. 
Map: Small-scale sketch of New Guinea, showing 
distribution of dwarf Papuans. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
22 —BIJLMER. H. J. T. 
De anthropologische expeditie . . . naar de Mimika 
Rivier ter Zuidkust Nieuw-Guinee. (The anthropo- 
logical expedition ... to the Mimika River on the 
south coast of New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, 
Vol. mi, 1936, pp 191-194, 412-416. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Abridgements of reports in Bulletins 94 and 
95 of the "Maatschappij ter bevordering van het 
natuurkundig onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolon- 
ien.” The expedition ascended the Mimika to a 
tributary 4 days up, the Paumozo; then on foot 
west to the Kapare, and thence to the country of 
the Kapaukoe (hill-Papuans); The Tapiro pygmies 
were studied, and two other tribes of hill Papuans 
discovered, as well as a non-dwarf people, the 
Mannekoe. The area occupied by these tribes was 
extensively traversed and is fully described. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
23 —BIJLMER, H. J. T. 
Hoe gaat men op exoeditie in Nieuw-Guinee? (How 
to go on an expedition in New Guinea). In; Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lv, 1938, pp 101-113. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Personnel, carriers, the camp, provisions, 
clothing, servants, medical care, trade goods. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
24 —BIJLMER. H. J. T. 
De Mimika-expeditie 1935-1936 naar Centraal Nieuw- 
Guinea. (The Mimika expedition of 1935-1936 to 
Central New Guinea). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lv, 
1938, pp 240-259. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An anthropological expedition to the 
pygmy tribes of Paniai (headwaters of Oeta River) 
and Tapiro (headwaters of Mimika River). Con- 
tains ethnological and some topographical data. 
Photographs: 8 half-tone, quarter-page blocks, includ- 
ing Tapiro hut and Tapiro and Paniai native types. 
Maps: Many maps showing the routes, etc, of 
the expedition. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
25 —BOEHM. G. 
Unteres Callovien und Coronaschichten zwischen 
McCluer Golf and Geelvink Bucht. (Lower Callo- 
vian and Corona layers between McCluer Gulf and 
Geelvink Bay). In: Nova Guinea, uitkomsten der 
Nederlandsche Nieuw-Guinea Expedities, Vol. vi, 
1913, Livr. 1. (In .German). 
Contents: A geological study of the area. 
Photographs: Geological specimens. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide. 
26 — BOSCHMA. H. 
Biological data, 1936. In: Snellius-Expedition in the 
eastern part of the Netherlands East Tndies, 1929- 
1930, Vol. vi, pp 29. 
Contents: The nets and other apparatus for the 
collecting of biological material, the localities In 
the list of localities on shore are occasional topo- 
graphical notes. 
Map: Islands south of Misool, scale 1:125,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
27 —BOSCHMA. H. and KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Voyage. Chapter IV. Investigations on shore, 1938. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. i, pp 169- 
175. 
Contents: Investigations on shore at Emmahaven, 
Java and Madoera, Bay of Mamoedjoe, Maratoea 
and Kakabau; Bay of Paleleh, Sibutu anchorage 
(west coast of Sevankot); Ternate and Tidore; 
Archipelago south of Misool; Aroe Island; Tanimbar 
Island; Timor; Postiljon Island; Bima: Makassar; 
Paternoster Islands; Tana Djampea (Bay of Ka- 
tella); Batoe Ata; Binongko; Soela Islands: Seroea 
G. Api near Wetar; Obi Latoe; Oeliasser; Nanoesa 
Islands; Kaoe Bay; Morotai; Talaud Island; Flores: 
Kaledoepa; Ambon; Strait Lembeh; Boo Island; 
Leti; Kisar; Flores. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
282 28 —BRASS. L. J. 
The 1938-1939 expedition to the Snow Mountains, 
Netherlands New Guinea. 8vo. Reprinted without 
change of paging from Journal of the Arnold Arbo- 
retum, Vol. 22, 1941, pp 271-342. 
Contents: The chief objective of this, the Indisch- 
Amerikaansche Expeditie. was a cross-section of the 
northern slopes of the Snow Mountains, from the 
Idenburg River to Mt. Wilhelmina. This volume 
is concerned with the botanical collections, number- 
ing about 6,000 varieties of plants, most of which 
are deposited at the Arnold Arboretum and the 
remainder at Buitenzorg. Includes rainfall and 
climatic conditions. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs taken by the 
expedition. 
Map: Map of the area visited by the Indisch- 
Amerikaansche Expeditie (Archbold expedition, 
1938-1939), showing land routes, camps, and the 
route followed on aerial transport flights. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Department 
of Agriculture Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Government 
Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of 
Queensland Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Brisbane; Forestry Bureau Library, Canberra; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
29 —BRASS. L. J. 
Results of the Archbold Expeditions, No. 41: Sum- 
mary of the 1938-1939 New Guinea expedition. 
See Archbold, Richard and others, No. 7 in this 
section. 
30 —BRINIO 
The Papuans. In: Inter-Ocean, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1931, 
pp 73-80. 
Contents: A description of some of the inhabitants 
of New Guinea. 
Photographs: Pile dwelling on the upper Digoel 
River; Papuans with prahaus on the Island River 
(Eilanden River). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
31—BRITISH ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION EXPEDITION 
AND THE WOLLASTON EXPEDITION TO DUTCH 
NEW GUINEA, 1910-1913 
Reports on the collections (biology). 2 vols. Limited 
edition—150 copies. London, Taylor and Francis, 
1916. 
Contents: An account of reports on two expeditions 
to the Snow Mountains. In a lengthy introduction 
a summary of the routes followed, camps, physio- 
graphy, climate, vegetation, natives, etc., is given. 
Maps: New Guinea, scale 1:6,000,000 (in Vol. 1); 
Southwest New Guinea, scale 1:2,500,000 (in Vol. i). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Museum Library, Melbourne. 
32 — BROEK, A. J. P. van den 
Dwergstammen in Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Pygmy tribes 
in South New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch A ardriik shindig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxviu, 1911, pp 821-823. (In Dutch). 
Contents; A detailed description of some pygmies 
in a mountain village near the source of the 
Eilanden River. 
Photograph-. Group of pygmies. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
33 — BROEK, A, J. P. van den 
Lbsr Pygmiien in Niederlandisch Siidneuguinea 
(Among the Papuans of South Dutch New Guinea). 
In; Zeitschrift fur Ethnologic, Vol. xlv, 1913, pp 
23-44. (In German). 
Contents: Discussion of pygmies in New Guinea 
generally. 
Photographs: Native types and village. 
Map: New Guinea, showing distribution of pygmies. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Pub- 
lic Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide. 
34 —BROIL!. F, 
Zur Geologic des Vogelkop. (Northwest New Guinea). 
(On the geology of Vogelkop, Northwest New 
Guinea). In: Nederlandsch-lndie, Dienst van den 
Mijnbouw, Wetenschappelijke Mededeelingen, No. 1, 
pp 1-15. (In German). 
Contents: A geological study of Vogelkop, North- 
west New Guinea. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
35 —BRON. H. O. 
About cannibals and birds of paradise. In: Sluyter’s 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 7, 1933, 
pp 40-42. 
Contents: A descriptive article, on life in New Guinea 
and adjacent islands. 
Photograph: On the isle of Roon (Geelvink Bay). 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
36 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologisch overzicht van het oostelijk gedeelte van 
den Oost-Indischen Archipel: stratigrafie, tektoniek, 
vulkanisme. (Geological survey of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago; stratigraphy, tec- 
tonics, vulcanism). In: Jaarboek van het Mtjnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-lndie, Verhandelingen, 1917, 2de 
gedeelte, pp 145-452. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the Lesser Sunda Is'ands, with 
Soemba; Timor-Ceram-Boeroe; Kei Islands and a 
part of West New Guinea; Celebes; Soela Islands, 
Obi Islands, Misool; the Northern Moluccas and 
the northern part of West New Guinea; New Guinea. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs showing earth 
formations, etc. 
Maps: Geotectonic sketch map of the eastern part 
of the East Indian Archipelago; in 4 sheets, scale 
1:2,500,000. In Atlas volume for 1917. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane (Atlas missing); Royal 
Society of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
283 37 — BROUWER. H. A. 
Geologische onderzoekingen in den oostelijken Oost- 
indischen Archipel, I-V. (Geological investigations 
in the eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago). 
In: Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1920, 2de gedeelte; 1921, 2de 
gedeelte; 1923, 1925, 1926. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Series of articles on various parts of the 
eastern end of the East Indies. Those of more 
than purely geological interest have been indexed 
and annotated under the areas concerned. For those 
articles dealing with Dutch New Guinea, see under 
Brouwer, H. A. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Brisbane (1920 only); Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide (1920, 1921 only); Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
38—BROUWER. H. A. 
Bijdrage tot de geologie der Radja Ampat eilanden- 
groep, Waigeoe, Salawati, etc. (Contribution to the 
geology of the Radja Ampat Island group, Waigeoe, 
Salawati, etc.). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwefen in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen. 1923, pp 63-136. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A geological study of the area between 
Halmahera and the west coast of New Guinea. The 
author visited Waigeoe and also Salawati, Snapan, 
the Batang Pale Islands and the Jen Islands. 
Separate entries are made under each. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
39 — BROUWER. H. A. 
Waigeoe. In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1923, pp 83-92. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Places visited include Woenoh Bay, Fofak 
Bay, Lawak Island, Kabarei Bay and entrance to 
Majalibit Bay. Geographical notes are included with 
the geological description. 
Photographs: The northern outer end of Majalibit 
Bay, seen from the bay; The narrow strait of War 
Rabiai, to Majalibit Bay, South Waigeoe, seen from 
Majalibit Bay, on both sides early tertiary lime- 
stones; The northern end of Majalibit Bay—seen 
from the highest point of the road to Fofak Bay; 
Eye sketches; The Buffelhoorn and a part of the 
north coast of Waigeoe; The Jen Islands, seen from 
7 miles ESE of Urania (both profiles after Siboga 
Expeditie, HI). 
Maps: The War Rabiai, entrance to the Majalibit 
Bay in South Waigeoe, scale 1:100,000; The barrier 
reef, in red, along a part of the south coast of 
Waigeoe, scale 1:400,000; Woenoeh Bay in North- 
west Waigeoe, scale 1:40,000; Fofak Bay, North 
Waigeoe, scale 1:50,000; Lawak Island and Kabarei 
Bay, North Waigeoe, scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne: 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
40 —BROUWER. H. A. 
Salawati. In: Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1923, pp 92-97. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report of a geological survey on the 
north coast in Sagewin Strait and a part of the 
east coast in Strait Sele. 
Maps: Lenna Strait between Salawati and Warir, 
scale 1:100,000; A part of the north coast of Sala- 
wati, scale 1:100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
41 — BROUWER. H. A. 
Poeloe Snapan. (Snapan Island). In: Jaarboek van 
het in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelin- 
gen, 1923, pp 97-98. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological notes on Snapan Island which 
lies off the northeast point of Salawati. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
42 — BROUWER, H. A. 
Batang Pale eilanden. (The Batang Pale Islands), 
in -. Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch- 
Indie, Verhandelingen, 1923, pp 98-100. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological and geographical notes of 
the Batang Pale Islands which are off the west coast 
of Waigeoe. 
Map; The Batang Pale islands, scale 1:100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
43 —BROUWER, H. A. 
Jen eilanden. (Jen Islands), In: Jaarboek van het 
Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 
1923, p 101. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the geology of Uranie Island 
westnorthwest of Waigeoe. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Geological Survey 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Perth; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
44 — BRUIJN, I. V. de 
De tocht van de Adspirant-Controleur Dr. J. V. de 
Bruijn naar Kemandora, noordoost van de Wissel- 
meren in Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea, van 20 Feb- 
ruari tot 10 Maart, 1939. (The expedition of Dr. J. 
V. de Bruijn to Kemandora northeast of the Wissel 
Lakes in Dutch New Guinea, from 20 February to 
10 March, 1939). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, 
pp 743-764. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extract from the diary of the expedition. 
Topography, settlements, ethnographic notes. 
284 Photographs: Sketch panorama of Seloro range. 
Maps Sketch map of region southeast of Paniai 
Lake, scale 1:200,000, showing paths, villages, etc. 
The area extends about 50 km northeast of Lake 
Paniai. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart; NEFIS Library (bound in De Bruijn— 
Wisselmeren Exploratie without photograph and 
map). 
45 — BRUIJN, J. V. de 
De tocht van Enarotali via Itodah naar Orawaja, 
zuidwest van de Wisselmeren in Nederlandsch Nieuw- 
Guinea, van 4 Mei tot 14 Mei 1939. (The journey 
from Enarotali via Itodah to Orawaja, southwest 
of the Wissel Lakes in Dutch New Guinea, from 4 
May to 14 May,- 1939). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lvii, 1940, pp 24-36. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Abridged by the Editorial Board from de 
Bruijn’s journals. The object of the journey was 
to find out whether the route from Lake Paniai 
by way of the north shore of Lake Tigi, Itodah. 
Mabalo, Jamopa, Obaja, and Kamero to Orawaja 
was shorter than the route at present in use. Entirely 
new country was traversed between Itodah and 
Kamero. The route is fully described and a note 
given on the anthropology. 
Map: Sketch map of the area explored, scale 
1:200,000, showing route, camps, settlements and 
heights. 
Copies in National Library. Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; NEFIS Library 
(bound in De Bruijn—Wisselmeren Exploratie). 
46 — BRUIJN. I. V. de 
Uittreksel van het algemeen verslag van de Neder- 
landsch - Indische - Amerikaansche Expeditie naar 
Nieuw-Guinea, 1938-1939. (Abstract of the general 
report on the Netherlands Indies-American expedi- 
tion to New Guinea, 1938-1939), In; Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lvii, 1940, pp 233-247. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief account of the Archbold expedition 
and its equipment. Plan of an overland route between 
Lake Habbema and Idenburg River. The use of 
air transport is discussed. 
Photographs: The Dutch members of the expedition; 
Marsh on North Wilhelminatop; View over Lake 
Habbema; Hydroplane on the Baliem; Camp at 
foot of Wilhelminatop (2 views); Bernhard camp 
at high water; Marsh near Lake Habbema; Wil- 
helminatop; Rotan camp, American Bernhard 
camp at high water; Crossing a wild mountain 
stream; Bernhard camp, a transport returns by 
canoe; Bridge over the Baliem; Araucaria camp; 
Rotan bridge built by Dyaks. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Roval Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; NEFIS Library 
(bound in De Bruijn—Wisselmeren Exploratie). 
47 —BRUIJN. J. V. de 
Rond de Wisselmeren. (Round the Wissel lakes). In: 
Koloniaal Tijdschrift, 1941, pp 337-352. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Outline of the exploration of the Wissel 
Lakes region and its people; The tribes of the 
region; Advice how to win the goodwill of the 
natives. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (bound in De Bruijn— 
Wisselmeren Exploratie). 
48 —BRUIJN. J. V. de 
Wisselmeren-exploratie, 1939. (Wissel Lakes explora- 
tion, 1939). (In Dutch). 
Contents; This is a collection of articles on the 
Wissel Lakes area by different authors and bound 
together by Dr. de Bruijn. The books contains 
articles by Dr. de Bruijn, Mr. Hovenkamp, C. C. 
F. M. le Roux, Adang Roushdy and j. van Eechoud, 
which are numbers 44, 45, 46, 47, 50, 72, 111, 208, 
210 of this section of the Bibliography. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
49 — BRUIJN. J. V. d© 
Gegevens omtrent de bevolking in het gebied tus- 
schen het Paniai-Meer, de nederzetting Koegapa en 
het Kemandora-gebied. (On the people of the region 
between the Paniai Lake, the settlement of Koegapa 
and the Kemandora region). In; De Bruijn—Wissel- 
meren exploratie, 1939, pp 19. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the Kapaoekoes, one of 
the mountain peoples of the central mountains; 
ethnology, salt extraction, agriculture. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
50 — BRUIJN. J. V. de 
Gegevens omtrent de bevolking in het Wisselmeren- 
gebied. (On the people of the Wissel Lakes region). 
In: De Bruijn—Wisselmeren exploratie, 1939, pp 13. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Ethnographic material, especially housing 
of the mountain clans. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
51—BRUIJN. W. K. H. Feuilletau de 
Over de economische mogelijkheid van een kolonisatie 
van blanken op Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea. (On 
the economic possibility of white colonisation in 
Netherlands New Guinea). In: Congres international 
de geographie, Amsterdam. 1938, Tome II, Travaux 
de la Section me, pp 21-29. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Discusses' climate and soil, sanitary needs, 
labour, transport, desirable cultivations, forms of 
organisation of white colonisation m the tropics, 
the establishment of government estates in Nether- 
lands New Guinea. 
Copy in University Library, Melbourne. 
52 — BRUIJN. W. K. H. Feuilletau de and MEYROOS. A. 
Schouten- en Padaido-eilanden. (Schouten and Pa- 
daido islands). 8vo. Batavia, Javasche Boekhandel 
& Drukkerij, 1920. (Mededeelingen van het Bureau 
voor de Bestuurszaken der Buitengewesten, Aflever- 
ing xxi), pp x, 195. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Schouten and Padaido islands, opposite 
Geelvink Bay on the north of Netherlands New 
Guinea. General description, climate, coasts (hydro- 
graphy, etc.), rivers, navigation, etc., roads and 
footpaths, flora and fauna. The people: manners 
285 and customs, houses and villages; health, language, 
social organization, property and inheritance, jus- 
tice, warfare, religion, Christian missions. Relations 
with the government: history, government, adminis- 
tration of justice. Agriculture and forestry, hunt- 
ing, fishing and cattle production, industry, trade 
and communications, minerals. Bibliography. 
Photographs'. Numerous photographs. 
Maps: Many maps covering bridle paths, reefs, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
53 —BURGER. E. J. 
Gegevens over bestuurs- en beschikkingsrechten van 
de kampongs langs de Geelvinkbaai. (Data on the 
administration and rights of the kampongs along 
Geelvink Bay) Reprint from a periodical (title 
unknown), 1928, pp 340-351. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Composition of the kampong; its chief; 
the territorial rights of the kampongs; larger groups. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
54 —CENTRAAL KANTOOR VOOR DE STATISTIEK 
De bevolkingslandbouw in 1940. (Native agriculture 
in 1940). In: Economisch Weekblad, Vol. x, No. 42, 
1941, pp 1986-1999. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Survey of native agriculture in 1940 in 
Java, Madoera, Bali, Lombok and the other Outer 
Possessions. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
55 —CHAUVET, Stephen 
Les arts indigenes cn Nouvelle-Guinee. (Native arts 
in New Guinea). 4to. Paris, Societe d’Editions Geo- 
graphiques Maritimes et Coloniales, 1930, pp vi, 
350. (In French). 
Contents: A survey of native arts in Dutch New 
Guinea, Papua and the Mandated Territory. The 
text includes a brief summary of the races. 
Photographs: 2 views of Mailu village; Native art. 
Maps: New Guinea—drawn up and completed by 
Dr. Stephen Chauvet, scale 100 English miles ; li 
inches or 100 geographical miles : 1-5/16 inches; 
shows localities inhabited by pygmies and indicates 
language areas. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
56 —CHEESMAN. Evelyn 
The land of the red bird. 8vo. London, Herbert 
Joseph, 1938, pp 300. 
Contents: Account of an entomological expedition 
to the Cyclops Mountains, Lake Sentani, Ijano 
group and Mt. Nome. Description of Hollandia, 
Humboldt Bay, Seko village, Tami River, Njau 
village, Mt. Nomo, Lake Sentani, Cyclops Moun- 
tains, Iffar, Pirn, Sabron, Mt. Bougainville. The red 
bird of paradise, fauna and flora, swamp country, 
the natives as carriers, their wages and food, trading 
praus, Chinese traders, etc., geology. 
Photographs: Many photographs of topographical 
interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra: Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
57 — CHEESMAN, L. E. 
The Cyclops Mountains of Dutch New Guinea. In: 
Geographical Journal, Voj. xci, 1938, pp 21-30. 
Contents: The author spent a year (1936) collecting 
for the British Museum in Dutch New Guinea. The 
Cyclops Mountains are a coastal range 30 miles 
long at the northeast corner of Dutch territory. 
The author describes the general topography and 
conditions of travel in this area. 
Photographs (half-tone plates): Cyclops Mountains 
and Mt. Lina from Sabron; View of mountains 
from Camp Rajahwali; Southern Tores of Lake 
Sentani; Village of Sisire, Lake Sentani. 
Map: Sketch map of Cyclops Mountains, scale 
1 inch : 7 miles. 
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Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
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Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific and 
Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; Geologi- 
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Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
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Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart.- 
58— CHEESMAN. L. E. 
Two unexplored islands off Dutch New Guinea— 
Waigeu and Japen. In: Geographical Journal, Vol. 
xcv, 1940, pp 208-217. 
Contents'. The author spent a year (1938-1939) col- 
lecting natural history specimens on Waigeu and 
Japen islands, off the north coast of Dutch New 
Guinea. She camped in the interior, previously 
unexplored, of both islands, and gives very useful 
accounts of their geological formation and general 
topography. 
Photographs; Japen—reef limestone range seen from 
Serui; Serui (beach and village); Head of Mayalibit 
Bay, Waigeu (panoramic view); Head of Mayalibit 
Bay from Mt. Nok; Mt. Nok; Camp on west spur 
of Mt. Nok; Waigeu women drying pandanus; In 
the Rubiai Straits, looking from Lupintol; Reef 
limestone range looking east from Lupintol. 
Maps: Waigeu Island, scale 1 inch : 15 miles: Head 
of Mayalibit Bay, Waigeu, from drawing by Miss 
Cheesman (outline with hachuring for mountain 
systems), scale .75 inch : 1 mile; Waigeu Island; Pano- 
ramic sketches of Fak Fak Bay from west, of 
panorama from Mt. Nok and of Mayalibit Bay; 
Japen panoramic sketch from Mt. Etiori looking 
northwest-west. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, 
Brisbane; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Lib- 
286 rary, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University 
Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library. Hobart. 
59 —CHEESMAN, L. E. 
The mountainous country at the boundary, North 
New Guinea. In: Geographical Journal, Vol. xcvm, 
1941, pp 169-188. 
Contents: Deals with a journey in 1939 along the 
coast from Hollandia to Vanimo (Mandated Terri- 
tory) and a stay in the village of Krissa on Mt. 
Sawa, in the mountains between the two territories. 
Gives a very detailed and valuable account of the 
trip along the coast, alternative tracks, etc., and 
description of Vanimo and its mission station, and 
of the ranges behind it; also details of life of the 
people of Krissa, trading routes, etc. 
Photographs: Many good half-tone blocks, 3 to a 
page. 
Map: Sketch map of coast from Hollandia to Aitape 
and back to include the Bewani Mountains, scale 
1 inch : 20 miles. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; University Library, Bris- 
bane; Royal Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, Sydney; Aus- 
tralian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide: 
Public Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
60 —CHEESMAN, L. E. 
The island of New Guinea. In: Nature, Vol. 152, No. 
3845, 1943, pp 41-43. 
Contents: Deals with the whole island of New 
Guinea and the surrounding islands; Geological 
history and formations, temperature, rainfa'l, weather, 
population, nature products. This is a very general 
article. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
University Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum 
Library, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; University 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
61 —COLIJN, A. H. 
Naar de eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch Nederland: de 
bestijging van het Carstenszgebergte in Nederlandsch 
Nieuw-Guinea. (To the eternal snows of the tropical 
Netherlands; the ascent of the Carstensz Mountains 
in Netherlands New Guinea). 3rd edition, 8vo. 
Amsterdam, Scheltema & Giltay, 1937, pp 286. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geography, topography, geology, botany, 
vocabulary of Enggioilce (Carstensz region). South- 
west New Guinea; Kapouko natives. The expedi- 
tion was made in 1936. Articles by various authors 
in this book are listed separately—A van Schilf- 
gaarde. J. T. Dozy, C. G. G. J. van Steenis (Nos. 
216, 70, 228, respectively). 
Photographs: Many photographs, including some 
aerial prints. 
Maps: Sketch map of the Nassau mountains (Car- 
stensz Group), New Guinea—compiled by J. J. 
Dozy, scale 1:80,000; Survey map of the south coast 
around Aika, scale 1:800,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
62 — COLON. A. H. 
Naar de eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch-Nederland: de 
bestijging van den hoogsten top van het Carstensz- 
gebergte. (To the eternal snows of the tropical 
Netherlands: the ascent of the highest peak of the 
Carstensz Range). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. uv, 1937, 
pp 576-587. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of an expedition supported by 
seaplane from Aika to the Carstensz Range. Ngga- 
poeloe (5,030ft) peak was climbed, the Carstensz 
massif explored and mapped and a pass discovered 
between the Carstensz Mountains and Idenburg 
Top, a general geological and botanical collection 
gathered, and an isolated tribe of mountain Papuans 
discovered and ethnological data and a vocabulary 
collected. 
Photographs: 16 half-page half-tone blocks, mainly 
aerial views. 
Maps: Sketch map of the Nassau Range (Car- 
stensz Group), scale 1:80,000. Locality map show- 
ing route from Aika, scale , 1:80,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
63 — COMMISSIE 
ter voorbereiding van de aanwijzmg eener natuur- 
lijke grens tusschen het Nederlandsche en het 
Duitsche gebied op Nieuw-Guinea; ingesteld bij 
besluit van de Gouverneur-Generaal dd. 11 Maart 
1910 No. 8. Uittreksel uit het verslag. (Commission 
for the preparation of information on a natural 
boundary between Netherlands and German teiri- 
tories of New Guinea; instituted by the decree of 
the Governor-General, dated 11 March 1910, No. 8. 
Abstract of the report). 8vo. ’s Hage, N, V. Elec- 
trische Drukkerij “Luctor et Emergo” (1912?), pp 
157. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Summary of the expedition, tonography, 
astronomy, natives, description of terrain (geographi- 
cal, climatological, geological, health conditions), 
agriculture, mining, hunting, trade, geological and 
zoological reports. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken by the 
commission. 
Maps: Many maps of the reconnoitred boundary 
region between Netherlands and German New 
Guinea and other points within the area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
64 — CROCKER, Rev. Henry 
Adventures in New Guinea. The narrative of Louis 
Tregance, a French sailor, nine years in captivity 
among the Orangwoks, a tribe in the interior of 
New Guinea. London, Sampson Low, Marston, 
Searle & Rivington, 1876, pp 245. 
287 Contents: The adventurous tale of a castaway with- 
out geographical value. 
Copies in Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Mitchell Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Adelaide. 
65 — DISSEL, J. S. A. van 
Landreis van Fak Fak naar Sekar. (Land expedi- 
tion from Fak Fak to Sekar). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
iijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxi, 1904, pp 478-516. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extract from an official report. An 
account of an overland journey of only 40 km, but 
very little known country. Descriptions of Fak 
Fak, its soil and “so-called” river, and of the path 
travelled, the native pala (nutmeg) crop, and of 
a bamboo containing a thirst quenching liquid. 
Many descriptive and some topographical details, 
but article is mainly of ethnological interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
66 —DISSEL. J. S. A. van 
Reis van Ati Ati Onim over Patipi en Degen naar 
Kajone. (Journey from Ati Ati Onim through Patipi 
and Degen to Kajone). In: Tijdschrift Koninkiijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxi, 1904, pp 617-650. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extract from official report. Description 
of a journey overland from Ati Ati (formerly a 
place of some importance). Details of paths, nut- 
meg-groves and other vegetation, streams, soil, flora, 
food. Javanese and Papuan carriers, etc. Mention 
of a mountain so steep that a way round it had to 
be found, and of a leafless forest. Notes on native 
law and rajah’s relation to people and on death 
customs. Mainly of ethnological interest. 
Map: Sketch map of a part of western New Guinea 
by J. van Dissel, scale 1:330,000; shows routes of 
journeys near Fak Fak and in the Bahaam district. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
67 —DISSEL. J. S. A. van 
Beschrijving van een tocht naar het landschap 
Bahaam. (Description of a journey to the Bahaam 
district). In: Tijdschrift Koninkiijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxi, 1904, pp 
787-821. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extract of an official report on a journey 
to the Bahaam district, south of the MacCluer Gulf, 
towards the south coast. The author stresses the 
absolute necessity of guides with local knowledge, 
and preferably those having relatives in the area 
to be explored. He remarks also that if a few 
women can be persuaded to travel with the party 
this adds greatly to its safety. Gives details of 
paths, descriptions of coasts and beach east from 
Fak Fak to Weri, of the island Toebi-Serang (a 
notable land and sea mark), Wodaar Bay, Otar 
Island, Patimoeni, Wokwagop, etc. Many topo- 
graphical details. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
68 — DISSEL, J. S. A. van 
Reis van Goras langs de Bedidi naar Ginarue, en 
over Womera weer naar Goras. (Journey from Goras 
along the Bedidi to Ginaroe, and through Womera 
back to Goras). In: Tijdschrift Koninkiijk Nedzr- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschaly, Vol. xxiv, 
1907, pp 992-1029. (In Dutch). 
Contents; An account of a “round trip” with many 
topographical and descriptive details. Describes 
Goras (built like Argoeni and Separ, opposite an 
island which acts as breakwater); The island coast, 
rivers and their mouths, forests and timbers, local 
foods (sago, fish, trepang), native settlements, cus- 
toms, languages, water supply, crops, gathering of 
“massoi” bark, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
69 — DORIA, Giacomo 
I naturalisti Italiani alia Nuova Guinea. (The Italian 
naturalists in New Guinea). 8vo. Rome, Guiseppe 
Civelli, 1878, pp 18. (In Italian). 
Contents: A brief account of the scientific expedi- 
tion of Beccari (to Dutch New Guinea) and d’Alber- 
tis (to Yule Island and up the Fly River, 1875-1877). 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
70— DOZY. J. J. 
Geologie; topografie. (Geology, topography). In: 
Colijn, A. H.—Naar de eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch 
Nederland, 1937, pp 231-253. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is part of Colijn’s book. It deals 
with the topography and geology of the area investi- 
gated. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
71— ECONOMISCH WEEKBLAD 
Nieuw-Guinea. (New Guinea). Special issue, October 
1941, pp 84. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The opening up of New Guinea; The part 
of the Royal Netherlands Indian Army in pacifying 
the native population and in exploration. The im- 
portance of aerial transport; Aerial mapping; Cul- 
ture contact; Schools; Expedition to the mountain 
Papuans of Central Dutch New Guinea. Agricul- 
ture; Health conditions. 
Photographs: Numerous photographs of area and 
native life. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
72 —EECHOUD. J. van 
Ethnographische gegevens omtrent de bevolking om 
en bij de Wisselmeren. (Ethnographic report on the 
population round Lake Wissel). In: Bruijn, J. V. de 
Wisselmeren exploratie. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Ethnographic report on the Kapauka tribe 
from Lake Paniai district, in the Central Ranges. 
The clan system, description of pig-killing festival, 
construction of Paniai houses; fire-making, personal 
adornment, native money (cowrie imported from 
Hollandia). Dug-out canoes for shrimp fishing in 
lakes and rivers. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (bound in De Bruijn— 
Wisselmeren-exploratie). 
288 73 —EERDE. J. C. Ton 
Indonesische en Melanesische beschavingsgebieden 
op Nieuw-Guinea. (Indonesian and Melanesian cul- 
ture areas in New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxxvm, 1921, pp 823-830, Vol. xxxix, 1922, pp 510- 
514. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A study of the areas w'here Indonesian 
and Melanesian cultures have replaced Papuan. 
Maps: Sketch map of Indonesian and Melanesian 
culture areas in New Guinea (small scale); Sketch 
map of culture streams in the area between the Fly 
and Digoel Rivers, New Guinea (small scale). 
Copy in National Library, Canberra. 
74 — EERDE, J. C. Tan 
Nieuw Guinea in zicht. (New Guinea view). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xlix, 1932, pp 509-534. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An ethnological voyage along the north 
coast of Dutch New Guinea, with notes on the 
customs and cultural affiliations of the coast Papuans. 
Photographs: 4 half-tone half-page plates: Papuans 
of Eles with body painting to ward off evil influ- 
ences; Ansoes village and Bay (Japen Island); 
Ajapo village, Lake Sentani (near Hollandia). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
75 — ENCYCLOPAEDISCH BUREAU 
De uitkomsten der verrichtingen van de militaire 
exploratie in Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea (voor- 
loopige uitgave). (The results obtained from military 
exploration work in Dutch New Guinea, preliminary 
report). 8vo. Batavia, G. Kolff & Co., 1916. (Mede- 
deelingen Encyclopaedisch Bureau, Aflevering xi). 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Gives a brief account of the results of 
military exploration work in south, west and north 
New Guinea prior to 1915. The accompanying map 
marks the areas explored by various expeditions. 
Maps: Map of the residency of Amboina and of 
the division of north New Guinea. The whole of 
Dutch New Guinea is included. The routes of mili- 
tary explorations of New Guinea, 1907-1916, are 
indicated. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
76 — ENCYCLOPAEDISCH BUREAU 
Schouten en Padaido Eilanden. (Schouten and1 
Padaido Islands). 4to. Batavia, Javasche Boekhandel 
& Drukkerij, 1920. (Mededeelingen Encyclopaedisch 
Bureau, Afl. xxi), pp x, 195. (In Dutch). 
For annotation see Bruijn, W. K. H. Feuilletau de 
and Meyroos, A., No. 52 in this section. 
77 — d'ESTREY, Meynera 
La Papouasie ou Nouvelle - Guinee Occidentale. 
(Papua or Western New Guinea). 8vo. Paris, Chal- 
lamel Aine, 1881, pp 184. (In French). 
Contents: Description of the coasts of Dutch New 
Guinea and the neighbouring islands, especially those 
of Geelvink Bay, with incidental comment on native 
customs and languages. 
Map: Dutch New Guinea, no scale. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
78 — EYMA, P. J. 
Een tocht ten noorden van het Paniaimeer (Nieuw- 
Guinea). (A journey to the north of Lake Paniai). 
In: Nederlandsch-lndische Geografische Mededeelin- 
gen, Vol. 1, 1941, pp 4-13. (In Dutch, with summary 
in English). 
Contents: The journey described was part of the 
Royal Netherlands Geographical Society’s New 
Guinea expedition, and took place in October, 1939. 
The area covered was between Lake Paniai and 
the Kema River. A survey was made and botanical 
and mineralogical investigations carried out. A 
full topographical description of the area is given. 
Photographs: 12 half-tone plates. 
Map: Region northeast of Lake Paniai, scale 1:200,000 
—detailed topographical map, 100 metres contours, 
tracks and villages. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; National Museum 
Library, Melbourne. 
79 — GELDEH. J. K. ran 
Verslag omtrent eene geologische verkenning van de 
Mamberamo-rivier op Nieuw-Guinea. (Account of a 
geological reconnaissance of the Mamberamo River 
in New Guinea). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwegen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1910, pp 87- 
112. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Account of a military expedition in 1910. 
The river and its tributaries, flow and fall, breadth, 
depth; the Van Rees mountains; the coastal plain; 
the central highlands; minerals; list of minerals 
collected. 
Photographs: Several views along the Mamberamo 
River. 
Maps: Survey map of the Mamberamo River, scale 
1:500,000; Geological sketch map of the Mamberamo 
River from Koetei bivouac to the Idenburg River, 
scale 1:250,000; Geological sketch man of the Van 
Gelder and Otken Rivers, scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society of 
Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
80 — GEURTJENS, H. 
Unter den Kaja-Kajas von Siidneuguinea. (Among 
the Kaja-Kajas of Southern New Guinea). 8vo. Pader- 
born, F. Schoningh, 1935, pp 268. (In German). 
Contents: Sketches by a Roman Catholic missionary 
of the life of the Kaja-Kajas or Marindinese, natives 
of the south of the Digoel River, and of Frederik 
Hendrik Island. 
Photographs: Kalwa ht Kolepom; Pajas or sleeping 
huts at Kolepom. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
8),—GEURTJENS. H. 
Bezits- en erfrecht bij de Marindineezen. (Law of 
property and inheritance among the Marindinese). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvi, 1929, pp 223-233- 
(In Dutch). 
289 Contents'. A study of the customary law of property 
among the Marindinese people of South Dutch 
New Guinea. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
82 — GEURTJENS, H. 
Aardrijkskundige namen in het Oosten van den 
Indischen Archipel. (Geographical names in the east 
of the Indian Archipelago). In Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlvi, 1929, pp 234-239. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Some examples of confusion in nomencla- 
ture in Dutch New Guinea. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
83 — GEURTJENS, H. 
Frederik Hendrik Island. In: Geographical Journal, 
Vol. lxxxi, 1933, pp 435-438. 
Contents: A description of the big island adjoining 
the New Guinea south coast. 
Photographs: Aerial views of the island by F. C. 
Chichester. (See also the journal for December, 
1932). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Teachers’ College Library, 
Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Royal Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Council for ' Scientific 
and Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
84 — GIBBS. L. S. 
Dutch Northwest New Guinea: a contribution to 
the phytogeography and flora of the Arfak Moun- 
tains, etc. (Read before the Newcastle meeting of 
the British Association for the Advancement of 
Science, September, 1916). 4to. London, Taylor and 
Francis, 1917, pp 226. 
Contents: Summary of previous work, topography 
of the area, hydrography, geology, meteorology, plant 
formations, itinerary, and descriptive account of 
vegetation, plant associations of the low mountain 
forest formation: (a) forest associations, (b) open 
"opportunity” associations, phytogeographical con- 
clusions, some plant associations of the northwest 
coast, systematic results, systematic account of 
plants collected at the Angi Lakes in the Arfak 
Mountains, and in the vicinity of Manokwari, Hum- 
boldt Bay, and on the islands of Roon, Wakde and 
Biak. Bibliography. Natives; their houses, gar- 
dens, rest places, trade, barter, head-hunting. 
Photographs: Angi Lakes—rafts made of three palm 
trunks tied together; Vegetation of marsh by lake 
(Angi Lakes, Arfak Mountains) looking southwest. 
Koebre Mountain in the background; Vegetation of 
forest by lake, looking northwest, Koebre in back- 
ground; Vegetation of forest by lake (Angi Lakes. 
Arfak Mountains). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Government Botanist’s 
Library, Brisbane: National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
85 — GILMOUR. J. S. L. 
The species of tobacco grown in New Guinea; with 
preface by A. C. Haddon. Port Moresby, Govern- 
ment printer, 1931. (Territory of Papua—Anthro- 
pological report No. 11). 
Contents; Analysis of dried specimens and plants 
grown from seed collected in Papua, Mandated 
Territory and Dutch New Guinea; Introduction of 
tobacco into New Guinea. 
Photographs; Different types of tobacco. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; University Library, Syd- 
ney; Government Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; Univer- 
sity Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University Libraty, 
Adelaide. 
86 —GIRARD. Jules 
La Nouvelle-Guinee. (New Guinea). 8vo. Paris, F. 
Leve, 1883, pp 55. (In French). 
Contents'. A summary of information about the 
coasts of Dutch and British New Guinea in 1883 
under the following headings; Story of its discovery, 
geographical description, the Papuan race, manners 
and customs of the natives, products of the soil, 
colonisation. 
Copy in Public Library, Melbourne. 
87 — GJELLERUP, K. 
De Saweh-stam der Papoea’s in Noord Nieuw-Guinea. 
(The Saweh tribe of Papuans in North New Guinea). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 171-182. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents'. Location (above waterfall of the Sermo- 
wai River); food and drink; clothing and ornaments; 
houses, furniture, etc.; hunting and fishing; agri- 
culture and stock; transport and trade; industry; 
weapons and war; law; art; music, etc.; religion. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
88 — GOUWENTAK, C. J. 
De exploratie naar goud in Nederlandsch Zuidwest 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Exploration in search of gold in 
Southwest Netherlands New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardriikskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 220-235 (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Report of an exploration of the upper 
Lorentz River and a survey of the Northeast River, 
below the Rumphis Range, Southwest New Guinea, 
in 1937. Gives a detailed topographical and geo- 
logical description of the area traversed. 
Photographs: 4 half-page half-tone plates. 
Maps: Locality map of area covered, scale 
1:1,500,000; Reconnaissance of Northeast River, 25th 
June-lOth July, 1937, scale approx 1:100,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, 
Hobart. 
290 89 — GOOSZEN. A. J. 
Land en volk van Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Land and 
people of South New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvi, 1909, pp 793-800. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Extracts from Gooszen’s report. Brief 
description of the coastline of Dutch South New 
Guinea and of the natives. Notes on villages. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
90— GRANT. W. R. Ogilvie 
Notes on the birds collected by the British Ornitho- 
logical Union expedition to Dutch New Guinea. In: 
Wollaston, A. F. R.—Pygmies and Papuans, 1912, 
pp 263-302. 
Contents: Description of some New Guinea birds 
encountered on this expedition. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanical Gardens Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoo- 
logical and Acclimatization Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library. Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University 
Library, Hobart. 
91— GREAT BRITAIN - HYDROGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT 
Eastern Archipelago Pilot, Vol. in, 3rd edition, 1930. 
Hydrographic Department, London, 1930, pp 308. 
Supplements, No. 9 (1941), and No. 10 (1942). 
Contents: Contains also general remarks on area, 
climate, winds, etc.; a glossary and information 
relating to charts. 
Copy in AGS Library. 
92 —GREAT BRITAIN - HYDROGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT 
Pacific Islands Pilot, Vol. I, 6th edition, 1933. Hydro- 
graphic Department, London, 1933, pp 608. Supple- 
ment No. 7 (1942). 
Contents: The territory of Papua, including the 
Louisiade Archipelago; the northeast and north 
coasts of New Guinea; the Solomon Islands, the 
Bismarck Archipelago and the Caroline and Mari- 
anas Islands. 
Copies in AGS Library; NEFIS Library. 
93 —HADDON. A. C. 
The pygmy question. In: Wollaston, A. F. R.— 
Pygmies and Papuans, 1912, pp 303-321. 
Contents: An ethnological study of the natives 
encountered on the expedition. Bibliography. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanical Gardens Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoologi- 
cal and Acclimatization Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Geographical Society of Australasia Library, Ade- 
laide; University Library, Adelaide; Public Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University Library, 
Hobart. 
94 — HAGSPIEL, Rev. Bruno 
Along the mission trail, in. In New Guinea. 8vo. 
Techny, Illinois, Mission Press S V.D., 1926, pp 
iv, 270. 
Contents: Account of a visit to mission stations at 
Sepik River, Tumleo, Ulau and Swein, Boikin, 
Wewak and Monumbo, Bogia, Mugil, St. Michael's 
in Doilon, Alexishafen, New Britain (Vunapope, 
Rabaul), Hollandia. Covers history, geography, 
and climate, native races and racial problems, super- 
stition and witchcraft, food, missions. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
95 — HALE, N. 
Overleveringen en gebruiken van de bevolking aan 
de Tanahmerah-baai (Noord Nieuw-Guinea). (Tra- 
ditions and customs of the people of Tanahmerah 
Bay, North New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlviii, 1931, pp 1050-1063. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. An ethnological study of the Tapera; 
The feasts of Tapera; The Karawari (Kanawa Milie) 
of Jakare. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
96 — HARDON. H. J. 
Podsol profiles in the tropics. In: Natuurkundig 
Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. xcvi, 1936, 
pp 25-41. 
Contents'. Analysis of soil; samples from an area 
in the Arfak Mountains between Lakes Angi Gita 
and Angi Giji, 60 km. south of Manokwari, with 
short description of geological, climatic and botani- 
cal conditions of the area. 
Photographs: 2 half-tone plates: West slope of 
Koebre Mountain; Crest of Koebre Mountain. (Defini- 
tion rather blurred, but shows nature of vegetation, 
etc.). 
Map: Sketch map of area sampled, scale 1:100,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
97 —HELD. G. J. 
Grammatica van het Waropensch (Nederlandsch 
Noord Nieuw-Guinea). (Grammar of the Waropen, 
Dutch North New Guinea). In: Verhandelingen van 
het Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kun- 
sten en Wetenschappen, Vol. lxxiv, No. 1, 1942, pp 
154. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Grammar of the Waropen, one of the 
Austronesian languages. 
Map: Geelvink Bay, showing the boundary between 
the Austronesian and Papuan languages. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
98 —HELD, G. J. 
Woordenlijst van het Waropensch (Nederlandsch 
Noord Nieuw-Guinea) (Vocabulary of the Waropen, 
Dutch North New Guinea). In: Verhandelingen van 
291 het Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kun- 
sten en Wetenschappen, Vol. lxxvii. No. 2, 1942, 
pp 89. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Waropen-Dutch dictionary. 
Copy in NEE IS Library. 
99 — HELDRING. O. G. 
De zuidkust van Nieuw-Guinea. (The south coast 
of New Guinea). In: Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Indie, Wetenschappelijk gedeelte, 
1909, pp 83-203. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The work of the military exploration de- 
tachment in 1907-1908 from the Arafura Sea 100 
kilometres northwards between 7° and 9° south and 
from the Moelie River eastward to the British 
boundary, including Boelaka, Bian, Koembe and 
Marau Rivers. Hydrography (pp 88-92); topography, 
vegetation, fauna (pp 93-98); geology (includes de- 
tailed descriptions of rivers, breadth, depth, etc., 
pp 98-103). 
Maps: Many maps of geological interest. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart. 
100 —HELDRING. O. G. 
Verslag over Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Report on South 
New Guinea). In: Jaarboek van het in 
Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1911, pp 40-207. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The basin of the Digoel River: geography 
(flow, depth, navigability, tributaries, pp 44-60); 
geology, pp 61-71. The basin of the Eilanden River: 
geography (flow, depth, navigability, tributaries, pp 
72-88), geology, pp 88-100. Basins of the rivers 
that empty into East Bay and to the west of it; the 
southeast, north, northwest, Vetbuik, Bloemen, Kas- 
teel and Torpedo-boat Rivers—geography and geo- 
logy, pp 101-113. The basin of the Otakwa: geo- 
graphy and geology, pp 114-125. Nature of the 
rivers, pp 125-150. The karst phenomenon of South 
New Guinea, pp 151-176; The sunken plain of 
Netherlands South New Guinea, pp 176-190. Artesian 
bores, pp 191-198. 
Photographs: Many photographs of the area covered 
by the report. 
Maps: Part of the Digoel, scale 1:200,000; Part of 
the Eilanden River, scale 1:40,000; Terrain between 
B. river (Eilanden River) and the Pandanheuvel; 
Part of the Setakwa, scale 1:40,000; Terrain between 
the Setakwa and Observatieheuvel, scale 1:40,000; 
South New Guinea, scale 1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Queens- 
land Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, 
Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
101—HELDRING. E. 
De expeditie van 1939 van het Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap naar het Nas- 
sau gebergte van Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea. (The 
expedition of 1939 of the Royal Netherlands Geo- 
graphical Society to the Nassau Range, Dutch New 
Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninkhjk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 
305-320. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Preliminary report of expedition to Nas- 
sau Range, central west New Guinea. The base 
was on Lake Paniai. The author describes the 
objects of the expedition, the reasons for the choice 
of the area, the procedure and composition of . he 
expedition. This is followed by short notes on 
ethnology by C. C. F. M. le Roux, anthropology by 
H. J. T. Bijlmer, zoology by H. Boschma, and 
geology by R. IJzerman. 
Map\ Location of area covered, from sketch map 
of New Guinea, 1938, of the Topografische Dienst, 
scale 1:3,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
102 — HELLWIG, R. L. A. 
Een landtocht naar de bovenloop der Koembe 
Rivier (Zuid Nieuw-Guinea) van Merauke uit, in 
Augustus 1906. (A land expedition to the upper part 
of the Koembe River, South New Guinea, from 
Merauke, in August 1906). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxiv, 1907, pp 63-67. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Extract from the official report. A very 
brief. account of expedition starting from Sermajan, 
a native settlement on the Merauke River. Notes 
on terrain through which the route passed, eucalyp- 
tus, sago forests, native gardens, etc , and crossing 
of Koembe by raft. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
103 —HELLWIG. H. L, A. 
Een landtocht naar de grens van Britsch Nieuw- 
Guinea van Merauke uit in September 1906. (A land 
expedition to the border of British New Guinea from 
Merauke in September 1906). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxiv, 1907, pp 213-219. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Extract from official report. A brief 
account of the expedition. Some details on the 
route, streams, forests, natives and their villages. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
104 —HELLWIG. R. L. A. 
Exploraties aan de zuidwestkust van Nieuw-Guinea. 
(Explorations on the southwest coast of New 
Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxiv, 1907, pp 
845-854. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extracts from official reports describing 
expeditions to the Mimika district and the rivers 
flowing into East Bay. Very brief account of the 
expeditions to explore the Mimika and Keauke 
Rivers and the “North” River flowing into Eastern 
Bay. Notes on coasts and forests, natives and their 
gardens, vegetation, etc. A new river, to the west 
of the Eastern Bay, was discovered. 
Copies in Mitchell Library. Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
292 105 —HELLWIG. R. L. A. 
Verdere exploraties aan de zuidwestkust van Nieuw- 
‘Guinea. (Further explorations on the southwest 
coast of New Guinea). In; Tijdschrift Koninkhjk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxiv, 1907, pp 1048-1051, 1052-1054. (In Dutch). 
•Contents: Very brief notes on expeditions to explore 
rivers flowing out near Kasteel and Torpedo 
Islands. Some details and measurements of the 
rivers and few observations on people, terrain, flora 
and fauna. 
Map: Map showing routes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
106 —HELLWIG. R. L. A. 
De Eilanden Rivier. (The Eilanden River). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1011-1026. (In 
Dutch). 
•Contents: Extracts from reports by Hellwig of his 
explorations in 1910 along the south coast of New 
Guinea. The steamer Valk took the expedition 
upstream to 139° 22' 3" E, 5° 20' 40" S. They 
■proceeded in the launch Anna and by canoe and 
reached 139° 42' 9" E, 4° 52' 56" S on the river 
and somewhat further northeast by land. Breadth 
and depths of the river at various points are given, 
also notes on topography. 
Map: General map of central Dutch New Guinea, 
1910, scale 1:3,000,000. 
'Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
107 —HERWERDEN. J. H. Hondius van 
Een verkenningsreis der zuidwestkust van Nieuw- 
Guinea van Straat Prinses Marianne tot de Provi- 
dentiaal-Bank, 23 April-8 Mei, 1906. (A voyage of 
■ exploration of the southwest coast of New Guinea 
from Princess Marianne Strait to Providential Bank 
. . . 23 April-8 May, 1906). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
Ujk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxm, 1906, pp 919-933. (In Dutch). 
'Contents: Account of an expedition to explore the 
coastal region between Princess Marianne Strait 
and East Bay (the last unexplored region since the 
occupation of Merauke). The first objective was 
the big unknown river flowing out to the north of 
the Digoel which local natives called the “Jar.” 
Two other rivers (one the Oetemboewe) beyond this 
were also entered and all proved easily navigable 
at the mouth. The expedition did not go farther 
inland than the coastal villages which are described. 
Photographs: Oetoemboewe River, south coast; 
Native canoes; also photographs showing vegetation. 
Maps: Southwest coast of New Guinea from Prin- 
cess Marianne Strait to East Bav (Oetoemboewe 
River), by J. H. Hondius van Herwerden, scale 
1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
108 —HERWERDEN. J. H. Hondius van 
Beschrijving van eene reis tot nader onderzoek der 
in de Oostbaai (Zuidwest Nieuw-Guinea) uit- 
mondende Oetoemboewe; en eerste onderzoek der 
“Noord” rivier aldaar 6 October-25 October, 1906. 
(Description of an expedition to explore further the 
Oetoemboewe flowing into East Bay—Southwest New 
Guinea—and first exploration of the North River 
there, 6 October-25 October, 1906 (with) additions 
. . . by R. L. A. Hellwig). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxiv, 1907, pp 178-203. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Report of expedition to the Oetoemboewe 
and North Rivers. 
Photographs; Native houses, canoes and vegetation 
on the banks of the Oetoemboewe and North Rivers. 
Maps'. Southwest New Guinea—sketch map of the 
Oetoemboewe River . . . by J. H. Hondius van Her- 
werden, scale 1:300,000. The river is navigable for 
boats of 12' draught up to lines marked across rivers; 
“Noord” River navigable to boats of 6' draught. 
Inset: Southwest coast of New Guinea, scale 
1:1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
109— HESSE. Richard 
Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse in Niedeflandisch- 
Indien zwischen 5° nordlicher und 5° siidlicher 
Breite. (Rainfall conditions in Netherlands Indies 
between 5° N and 5° S latitude). In; Petermanns 
Geographische Mitteilungen, 1921, pp 257-260. (In 
German). 
Contents: A rainfall study of the area between 5° 
N and 5° S latitude. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
110 —HORNELL. J. 
The ornaments and decorative carving of outrigger 
canoes on the north coast of Netherlands New 
Guinea. In: Journal of the Polynesian Society, Vol. 
xxxn, 1923, pp 70-78. 
Contents: Describes spears and canoes of Wakde, 
a small island lying off the coast about 120 miles 
west of Humboldt Bay, and the coast between Geel- 
vink and Humboldt Bay, the types of people, use 
of egg-cowrie shells (highly valued). Topography 
not described. 
Photographs: 20 figures of art designs. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Mitchell Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; University Library, Brisbane; Bureau 
of Seasonal Forecasting Library, Crohamhurst 
(Queensland); National Library, Canberra; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide. 
Ill—HOVENKAMP, W. A. 
Verslag van een tocht naar het brongebied van de 
Edere- of Elegeboe-rivier in Centraal Nieuw-Guinea. 
(Report of an expedition to the headwaters of the 
Edere or Elegeboe River in Central New Guinea). 
In; De Bruijn—Wisselmeren-Exploratie. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Journey from the Itodah district to the 
sources of the Elegeboe River and to Kotomona, 
west of Lake Pandiai. The article deals mainly 
with the religious beliefs of the Noni and Ekari 
tribes. 
Copy in NEFIS Library (bound in De Bruijn— 
Wisselmeren Exploratie). 
293 112 —JAVA GAZETTE 
Netherlands New Guinea. In; Java Gazette, Vol. 
vm. No. 9, 1939, p 272. 
Contents: The use of aerial prospecting in New 
Guinea. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
113 —KLEIN. W. C. 
Nieuw-Guinea. (New Guinea). 3 vols. Uitgegeven 
voor het Molukken Instituut. Amsterdam, J. H. de 
Bussy, 1935, 1937, 1938, pp xvi, 378, xvi, 379-816, 
xix, 817-1299. (In Dutch, with summaries in English). 
Contents: Chapters deal with exploration, soil, cli- 
mate, vegetation and flora, fauna, population, forests, 
missions, administration, justice and public finance, 
agriculture, marine products, fisheries and bird shoot- 
ing, mining and geology, imports, exports and 
trade in Dutch and Australian New Guinea, naviga- 
tion and land traffic, comparison of the system of 
administration of Netherlands and Australian New 
Guinea, health, the labour problem. New Guinea 
as a colonization territory for the Dutch; Land legis- 
lation in Dutch New Guinea. Land legislation for 
non-natives in Australian New Guinea; aviation in 
Dutch and Australian New Guinea. International 
position of New Guinea, strategical position of New 
Guinea, general consideration about Netherlands 
New Guinea. Extensive bibliographies. 
Photographs: 250 excellent photographs of different 
parts of New Guinea illustrating types of country, 
rivers, vegetation, settlements, natives, etc. 
Maps: Many maps are to be found in each of the 
three volumes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department 
of External Territories’ Library, Canberra; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth. 
114 —KLEIN, W. C. 
Economische gegevens betreffende Nederlandsch 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Economic facts concerning Dutch 
New Guinea). Den Haag, April, 1934, Nieuw Guinea 
Comite. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Timber and forest products, copra, nutmeg 
marine products, other products, exports, import 
and export duties, shipping trade and markets. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
115 —KLEIN. W. C. 
Het ontwikkelingstempo van Nederlandsch Nieuw- 
Guinee in vergelijking met dat van het Australische 
gebied, in het bijzonder wat den mijnbouw betreft. 
(The rate of development of Dutch New Guinea in 
comparison with that of the Australian Territory, 
especially as regards mining). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
l, 1933, pp 741-758. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A plea for the development of Dutch 
New Guinea; Mineral exploration the most promis- 
ing means; Who must bear the first costs? Geologi- 
cal motives for the quest of the precious metals; 
which area comes under consideration for explora- 
tion? More general considerations, which also at 
this time justify economic exploration; Mining 
engineers should make use of prospectors in their 
explorations; figures on the mining industry in Aus- 
tralian- New Guinea. Possibilities for New Guinea 
other than mining. 
Map: New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago, 
scale 1:10,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library. Hobart. 
116 —KLEIN, W. C. 
De nieuwe topografische kaarten 1:100,000 van den 
Vogelkop en andere gedeelten van Nieuw-Guinea, 
berustende op de luchtfotogrammetrie en hunne 
beteekenis voor de ontwikkeling van het land. (The 
new 1:100,000 topographical maps of the Vogelkop 
and other parts of New Guinea, based on photo- 
graphic survey, and their significance for the explora- 
tion of that country. In: Tijdschrift Koninkhjk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lvi, 1939, pp 214-219. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. A short description of the map. 
Map: Reproduction of a small portion of sheet 112/ 
xxni (on Kaiboes River, Southwest New Guinea). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
117 —KLEIN. W. C. 
Aanwijzingen voor bestuurs-penetratie met behulp 
van luchtvaart, verkregen bij een goud-expeditie op 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Hints for administrative pene- 
tration by air, secured in a gold expedition in New 
Guinea). In: Koloniaal Tijdschrift, Vol. 29, 1939. 
pp 130-142. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Recommends the use of air transport in 
a rapid opening-up of the interior. 
Map: Sketch map showing permanent landing possi- 
bilities for large and small hydroplanes and possible 
landing fields in the eastern part of Dutch New 
Guinea. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
118 —KLEIN. W. C. 
A comparison in colonial development. Trade in 
Australian and Dutch New Guinea. In; Java Gazette, 
Vol. vi. No. 10, 1937, pp 310-313. 
Contents'. Comparison of the foreign trade of Dutch 
and Australian New Guinea; exports (forest pro- 
ducts and timber; plantation production, including 
rubber, kapok and cotton, copra, sisal hemp and 
coffee, desiccated coconut, animal products, gold 
and copper). Imports (rice, meat, fish, tobacco, 
textiles, iron, machinery, etc., oil). The total 
volume of trade. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
119 —KLUGE. Th. 
Volker und Sprachen in Neu Guinea. (Peoples and 
languages in New Guinea). In: Petermanns Geo- 
graphische Mitteilungen, 1942, pp 241-253. (In 
German). 
Contents: The author uses largely material supplied 
by F. M. le Roux of the Rijksmuseum voor Volken- 
kunde in Leiden. He differentiates languages and 
peoples according to their manner of counting; thus 
the Papuans are divided into: 1. Those counting with 
their fingers and parts of the body; 2. Australian 
type of counting; 3.-5. tetrade, pentade and 6+1 
counting. 
294 Maps: Language maps of western and of eastern 
New Guinea. 
Copy on microfilm in NEF1S Library. 
120 — KOCH. J. W. R. 
Bijdrage tot de anthropologic der bewoners van 
Zuidwest Nieuw-Guinea; meclisch en meteorologisch 
verslag van ervaringen te Kiroeroe en Merauke; 
natuurhistorisch verslag; ethnographisch verslag. 
(Contribution to the anthropology of the natives of 
Southwest New Guinea; medical and meteorological 
account of experiences at Kiroeroe and Merauke; 
natural history report; ethnographical report). In: 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap—De Zuidwest Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1904- 
1905, pp 357-397, 433-460, 497-531, 541-603. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Ethnological, meteorological, medical and 
botanical results of the expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
121—KOCK. A. C. do 
Eenige ethnologische en anthropologische gegevens 
omtrent een dwergstam in het bergland van Zuid 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Some ethnological and anthropologi- 
cal data concerning a dwarf tribe in the mountains 
of South New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxix, 1912, pp 154-170. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the discovery of a pygmy tribe 
on Mt. Goliath, South New Guinea. Includes tables 
of measurements and a short vocabulary. 
Photographs: 3 half-tone plates of native types and 
a village. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra;- Mitchell 
Library, Sydney. 
122 — KOK. J. Seyno 
Rapport over de Mimika kuststreek; en vergelijkende 
lijst van woorden gebruikt te Mimika, Oeta en 
Merauke; (and) Eenige opmerkingen over de 
Merauke-taal naar aanleiding der woordenlijst van 
J. S. Kok, door N. Adriani. (Report on the Mimika 
coastal strip; and comparative list of words used 
at Mimika, Oeta and Merauke; (and) Some obser- 
vations on the Merauke language based on the 
vocabulary of J. S. Kok, by N. Adriani). In; Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap— 
De Zuidwest Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1904-1905, pp 
461-496, 635-666. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the Mimika coastal region and 
on the Merauke language, with vocabulary. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
123 —KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
De Zuidwest Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1904-1905. (The 
Southwest New Guinea expedition, 1904-1905). 8vo. 
Leiden, E. j. Brill, 1908, pp xxvi, 677. (In Dutch). 
Contents: General account of the expedition; ex- 
ploration of the Digoel RiVer, impressions of 
Merauke and its inhabitants, by R. P. Meyjes; 
Particular account: description of Papuans at 
Merauke, exploration of the Oetakwa River, exam- 
ination of Etna Bay and of the river beyond Kasteel 
Island, the land journey east of Etna Bay, the 
Omba and Aroe Rivers, ascent of peaks 2017 and 
2300 m. high, by E. J. de Rochemont; Astronomical- 
hydrographical account, by R. P. Meyjes; Anthro- 
pology, by J. W. R. Koch; Geological reconnais- 
sance of the terrain east of Etna Bay, by C. Moer- 
man; Medical and meteorological account, by J. 
W. R. Koch; Report on the Mimika coastal strip, 
and comparative list of words from Mimika, Oeta 
and Merauke, by J. S. Kok; Natural history account, 
by J. W. R. Koch; Ethnographical account, by J. 
W. R. Koch; Observations on the Merauke language 
of J. S. Kok. by N. Adriani. 
Photographs: Many photographs taken by the 
expedition. 
Maps: Maps covering all aspects of the expedition 
are to be found. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
124 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUND1G GENOOTSCHAP 
Mededeelingen over onderzoekingstochten in onze 
kolonien. (Information on exploration in our colon- 
ies). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandscb Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 134- 
136, 330-338, 357-363, 372-589, 810-820, 1029-1042, 
1241-1254. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on explorations by Dutch military 
detachments and government parties, and by ex- 
plorers of other nationalities. They include expedi- 
tions to Central Celebes, 1909; to the Snow Moun- 
tains and Lorentz River, 1909-1910; to Timor and 
southwestern islands; to Nias; and other explora- 
tions in New Guinea, including Merauke region, 
Mamberamo River, Digoel River and its tributary, 
the Laloenge or Bamgi; Fak-Fak, the mouth of the 
Omba River (east of Etna Bay), Humboldt Bay, 
Kaimana Bay, Argoeni Bay, Kamrau Bay, Triton 
Bay, Wandamen Bay and the boundary region. 
Topographical and ethnological notes, with descrip- 
tions of mountains, rivers, roads and paths and 
much detailed general information. 
Maps: Sketch map of Digoel River mouths, scale 
1:1,000,000 (p 140); Mimika River, scale 1:250,000 
(plate xxii, after p 1304); Dutch German frontier 
region, scale 1:500,000 (after p 1304); Eilanden 
River, scale 1:250,000 (after p 1304); Oetakwa 
River, scale 1:250,000 (after p 1304). 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra. 
125 — KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board — Britsche expeditie naar Neder- 
landsch Nieuw-Guinea. (British Expedition to Dutch 
New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 
1910, pp 153-156, 820-821, 1043, 1254-1257. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief reports from Dutch, English and 
German sources of a British expedition to the 
Mimika, Watoeba Nami, Toeapej, Kamoera and 
Wania Rivers. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
295 126 — KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Het Digoel-gebergte en de Juliana- 
top. (The Digoel Mountains and Juliana Peak). In; 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1008-1011. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Report of expedition to the Digoel Moun- 
tains. Mt. Juliana, 4,500 m., is situated north of 
the upper tributaries of the Digoel River, south 
coast of Dutch New Guinea. 
Photographs: Panoramic view of the Digoel Moun- 
tains and two sketches of summit of Mt. Juliana, 
showing snowline. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
127 —KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—De Eilanden-rivier op Nieuw- 
Guinea. (The Eilanden River in New Guinea). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 1011-1026. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Detailed account of expedition to explore 
this river (which flows out at a point opposite the 
Aroe Islands) with much topographical information. 
Maps: Sketch of part of southwest coast of New 
Guinea (plate xxi, following p 1092). 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
128 — KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Exploratie van Nieuw-Guinea. (Exploration of New 
Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederla-pdsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 
120-127, 319-322; 708-714, 823-833, 929-950. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Reports of exploration by Dutch Govern- 
ment expeditions and by Dutch-German boundary 
commission. The areas covered are in south, west 
and north New Guinea, and the Humboldt Bay and 
Sepik River regions, Topographical, geological and 
ethnological notes, with descriptions of mountains, 
rivers and character of country. The section, pp 
929-950, is principally of ethnological interest. 
Photographs: Houses for the dead at Wenoet in 
Argoeni region, West New Guinea (p 945); Married 
couple at Wenoet (p 945). 
Map: Sentani Lake (with soundings) and Humboldt 
Bay, scale 1:100,000. Inset: Diafoeri River, same 
scale. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
129 —KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—De Britische expeditie in Neder- 
landsch Nieuw-Guinea. (The British Expedition in 
Dutch New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvm, 1911, po 127, 322-325, 393-394, 574-575, 714- 
720. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief reports on a British party which,, 
accompanied by a Dutch detachment, explored the- 
rivers Mimika and Kamoera and the latter’s east- 
flowing tributaries, Wataikwa and Iwaka, in 1910. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
130 — KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—De wetenschappelijke uitkomsten 
der Mamberamo expeditie, 1909, 1910. (The scien- 
tific results of the Mamberamo expedition, 1909, 
1910). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxviu, 1911, pp 448- 
461. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description in detail of the great 
Mamberamo River and the country through which 
it flows, with many ethnological and geological 
observations. 
Photographs: A steep river bank in the mountains; 
Papuans in their canoes; Group of Papuans of the 
Lower Mamberamo. 
Map: The Mamberamo River, p 577. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra. 
131 —KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—De arbeid der exploratie-detache- 
menten op Nieuw-Guinea. I. Het schiereiland west- 
waarts van Argoeni-baai en bezuiden de McCluer- 
golf gelegen; en II. Het bergachtig kustgebied 
ten O. tusschen de Argoeni -en de Etna-baaien. (The 
work of the exploration detachment in New Guinea. 
1. The peninsula west of Argoeni Bay and south- 
ward of McCluer Gulf; and 11. The mountainous 
coast region between Argoeni and Etna Bays). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 494-504. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Accounts of exploration in Argoeni, Etna 
and Humboldt Bays, Idenburg and Eilanden Rivers, 
and Central Mountains. Detailed descriptions of 
coastal area, mountains, lakes, soil, rivers and 
general character of the country. 
Photographs: Emah (or Kamaka), Wallar Lake,, 
with submerged forest; M’Boeta Lake, and the 
“strait” connecting the two lake basins; Mt. Lhe- 
mensir with the village of Lobo. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; National. 
Library, Canberra. 
132 —KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Uittreksel van verslagen, ingedierui 
door den Commandant van het dekkings-detache- 
ment der Amerikaansch-Nederlandsche Expeditie 
naar Midden Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea. (Extract 
of report made by the Commandant of the escort- 
ing detachment of the American-Dutch (Archbold) 
Expedition to Central Dutch New Guinea). In; Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 321-342. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Preliminary reconnaissance by flying boat 
“Cuba” over the area between the Idenburg River 
and Wilhelmina-top, 21-27 lune, 1938. Closer exam- 
ination of area between Bernhard camp and the 
camp on Lake Habbema, Bernhard camp to Baliem 
296 River, from camp of Lake Habbema to Baliem 
River. Gives a detailed journal, with topographical 
and anthropological notes. 
Maps: Sketch map of reconnaissances of patrols be- 
tween Bernhard camp and Lake Habbema with 
inset—Lake Habbema, Wilhelmina-top, Waterfall 
camp (both scale 1:200,000); Sketch map of Wil- 
helmina-top and surroundings, scale 1 ;40,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
133 —KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Kort uittreksel uit het verslag van 
de exploratie van het Wisselmerengebied van 13 Mei 
tot 14 November, 1938, en van den doorsteek van 
Paniai naar de Geelvinkbaai. (Brief abstract of 
report of exploration of the Wissel Lakes region 
13 May to 14 November, 1938, and of the penetra- 
tion from Paniai to Geelvink Bay). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 654-660. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Short summaries of two expeditions led 
by J. P. K. van Eechoud, one from Deta on the 
south coast, to Wissel Lakes, and the second from 
Wissel Lakes to the mouth of the Siriwo River, 
Geelvink Bay. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
134 —KONINKLIIK NEDERLANDSCH AARDRIJKS- 
KUNDIG GENOOTSCHAP 
Editorial Board—Uittreksel van het algemeen verslag 
van de Nederlandsch-lndisch-Amerikaansche Expe- 
dite naar Nieuw-Guinea, 1938-1939. (Archbold Ex- 
pedite). (Abstract of the general report of the 
Netherlands Indies - American expedition to New 
Guinea, 1938-1939—Archbold Expedition). In; Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lvii, 1940, pp 233-247. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A short report in journal form of the 
patrols of 7 October to 19 December, 1938, in con- 
tinuation of the reports in Vol. lvi, p 348, covering 
a journey under Capt. Teerink from the base at 
Lake Habbema to the Baliem camp, and general 
review of the expedition. 
Photographs: 15 half-tone blocks (6 to a page), 
including high peat-bog plains north of Wilhemina- 
top; Bird’s eye view of Lake Habbema; Bank of 
Baliem River; Camp at foot of Wilhelmina-top (2 
plates); Bernard camp at high water; High peat 
plains near Lake Habbema; Wilhelmina-top; Cross- 
ing a wild mountain stream; River at Bernard 
camp; Native bridges. 
Map: Sketch map of area explored by Teerink and 
patrol, 8 October-19 December, 1938, scale 1:200,000. 
(Continuing map in Vol. lv, 1938). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
135 —K.P.M. GAZETTE 
New Guinea Number. In: K.P.M. Gazette, Vol. 1, 
No. 9, pp 203-222. 
Contents: Description of Dutch New Guinea, its 
people, flora and fauna, for the tourist. 
Photographs: Native types; Native houses; Native 
dress, ornaments and weapons; Bay of Manokwari; 
Fauna. 
Map: Dutch New Guinea. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection). 
136 —KONINKLIIKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ 
East of Java and Borneo. Batavia, G. Kolff & Co., 
1938, pp 32. 
Contents'. An illustrated tourist publication covering 
Celebes, the Moluccas, the Lesser Sunda Islands and 
Netherlands New Guinea. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Map: Dutch New Guinea. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; NEFIS 
Library. 
137 —KRIEGER, Herbert W. 
Island peoples of the Western Pacific. Micronesia 
and Melanesia. Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 
1943. (War Background Studies, No. 16), pp 104. 
Contents: Discovery and early history of the South 
Seas. Geography and patterns of culture of Micro- 
nesia and Melanesia; the prospects of these islands 
Bibliography. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; AGS Library. 
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138 — KUENEN. Ph. H. 
Geological results, part I; Geological interpretation 
of the bathymetrical results. 1935. In Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 1, pp 124. 
Contents: Methods used for sounding, accuracy of 
soundings; construction of charts and sections; 
morphology of the sea floor, geological discussion 
of the submarine morphology; treatment of tectonic 
theories relating to the East Indies; summary of 
the principal conclusions. Bibliography. 
Maps: Structural map of the East Indies, scale 
1:15,000,000 (taken from Brouwer, The Geology of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1925); geotectonic map 
of the East Indies, no scale; bathymetrical chart, 
scale 1:2,000,000; 109 sections of the sea bottom, 
scale 1:300,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
139 —KUENEN, Ph. H. 
Geological results, part 2: Geology of coral reefs, 
1933. In; Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 5, part 
2, pp 125. 
Contents: Description of the reefs investigated, 
observations on coral growth, movement with rela- 
tion to the sea level, phenomena of the reef-flats, 
on the formation of atolls, summary of the principal 
results. Bibliography. Illustrated with many dia- 
grams. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Sydney; National Library, Canberra. 
140 — LI. 
Herlevende balangstelling in Nieuw-Guinea. (Revival 
of interest in New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
Li, 1934, pp 422-423. (In Dutch). 
297 Contents: Very brief statement of a revival of 
interest in New Guinea in various quarters. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
141 —LAM. H. J. 
Fragmenta Papuana. (Papuan notes). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
lxxxvii, 1927, pp 110-180. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on the Mamberamo expedition of 
1920-1922. Chronological summary of the exploration 
of the Mamberamo in general, and of the expedition 
of 1920-1922 in particular; some meteorological data 
collected during the Central New Guinea expedition, 
1920-1921; Impressions from the lower Mamberamo 
area. 
Photographs: Several small half-tone plates. 
Maps: Locality map, scale approximately 1:2,500,000; 
Sketch map of route from Doorman River across 
Doormantop to Swart River, contoured, scale 
1 ;333,333. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Public Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
142—LAM, H. J. 
Fragmenta Papuana.’(Papuan sketches). IV-V. In; 
Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Vol. Lxxxvm, 1928, pp 187-227, 252-324. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Part IV: Lake plains and foothills. Part 
V: The north slope of the Central Range. Con- 
tinuation of the journal of the Mamberamo expedi- 
tion of 1921-1923, especially full on botany. The 
area covered extends from about the junction of 
the Idenburg and Doorman Rivers to the Doorman- 
top. 
Photographs: Include 28 plates covering the expedi- 
tion. 
Maps: Sketch map of neighbourhood of Prauwen 
camp (near junction of Idenburg and Doorman 
Rivers—contoured, no scale, but fairly large); Sketch 
of part of Central Range from Casuarisnest; 4 
schematic sections showing vegetation types. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney; 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
Geological Survey Library, Perth. 
143 —LAM. H. J. 
Fragmenta Papuana. VI. Boven de boschgrens: de 
Doormantop en zijn begroeiing. (Papuan fragments. 
VI. Above the treeline: Doormantop and its vege- 
tation). In; Natuurkundig Tijdschrift voor Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Vol. lxxxix, 1929, pp 67-140. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: The author collected on Doormantop 
above the 3,300-metre line, and gives a full botanic 
description of this region. 
Photographs: 17 half-tone and 3-line blocks, illus- 
trating the region covered. 
Map: Sketch map of Doormantop, contours at 10 m. 
intervals, scale 1:10,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New- 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
144 —LAM. H. J. 
Fragmenta Papuana, VII. Land en volk der Dika- 
en Tolidalen. (Papuan sketches, VII. Land and 
people of the Dika and Toli valleys). In: Natuur- 
kundig Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol. 
lxxxix, 1929, pp 291-380. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A detailed description of the Timorini 
and their country in the valleys of the Central 
New Guinea Range, near Doormantop, visited by 
the author in 1920. 
Photographs: Photographs and drawings illustrating 
the region covered. 
Map: Sketch map of Dika and Toli valleys show- 
ing types of vegetation, scale 1:50,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Queensland Library, Brisbane; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth. 
145 —LAMSTER. J. C. 
Beschavingsgebieden op Nieuw-Guinea. (Culture areas 
in New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 
1925, pp 402-417. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A survey of the main cultural regions 
in New Guinea. 
Maps: Two maps of New Guinea, scale 1:10,000,000, 
showing cultural distribution and relations. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
146 —LAMSTER. J. C. 
Het staande roeien en de lange schepriem der Papoea’s. 
(Standing rowing and the long oars of the Papuans). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xlii, 1925, pp 843-846. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: An ethnological note on the distribution 
of standing rowing. 
Map: Small-scale sketch map of New Guinea show- 
ing distribution of standing rowing and types of 
paddle. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
147 — LAMSTER. J. C. 
Een merkwaardige groep afgodsbeelden. (A remark- 
able group of idols). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlvii, 1930, pp 452-458. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes a collection of idols and ances- 
tor images from Waigeo, Northwest New Guinea. 
Photographs: Group of idols and heads, and three 
drawings. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
141—LAM. H. J. 
298 148 — LEK, Lodewijk 
Oceanographic results, part 3: Die Ergebnisse der 
Strom- und Serienmessungen, 1938. (The results of 
tide and series measurements). In: Snellius-Expedi- 
tion in the eastern part of the Netherlands East 
Indies, Vol. 2, part 3, pp v, 169. (In German). 
Contents'. Apparatus, methods of work, anchor 
stations, summary of results, position of ship at 
anchor stations. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
149 —LEWIS. Albert B. 
Use of tobacco in New Guinea and neighbouring 
regions. 8vo. Chicago, Field Museum of Natural 
History, 1924. (Anthropology leaflet 17), pp 10. 
Contents'. Cultivation of tobacco, chewing methods 
of smoking, trade in New Guinea, including New 
Britain, Buka and Bougainville Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sidney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Council for Scientific and 
Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
150 —LORENTZ. H. A. 
Eenige maanden onder de Papoea’s. (Some months 
among the Papuans). Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1905, pp 
viii, 311. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. An account of the Netherlands Expedi- 
tion of 1903 in the “Zeemeeuw.” Includes accounts 
of visits to Metu Debi (Jautefa Bay, Humboldt 
Bay), Tami River, Tawarin and Moaif Rivers (the 
two latter flowing into Walckenaer Bay, north 
coast), Geelvink Bay and Ternate. 
Photographs: A large collection of views in the 
regions visited. 
Maps'. Set of sketch maps and geological maps of 
the region. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
151—LORENTZ. H. A. 
Zwarte menschen, witte bergen; verhaal van den 
tocht naar het sneeuwgebergte van Nieuw-Guinea. 
1909-1910. (Black men, white mountains: account of 
an expedition to the Snow Mountains of New 
Guinea, 1909-1910). 8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1913, 
pp xii, 262. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Report of the second South New Guinea 
expedition up the Noord or Lorentz River and then 
by land north to Mt. Wilhelmina. 
Photographs: Views covering the route of the 
expedition. 
Map: General map of the expedition, with topo- 
graphical notes and routes. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
152 —LORENTZ, H. A. 
An expedition to the Snow Mountains of New 
Guinea. In: Geographical Journal, Vol. xxxvn, 
1911, pp 477-500. 
Contents: Formation and equipment of the 1909 
South New Guinea expedition; Dyaks as carriers, 
geography, topography, vegetation; the ascent of 
Mt. Wilhelmina, zoology, botany, natives (their 
agriculture, food, customs, etc.); Full details ot the 
scientific results of the expedition are published in 
Nova Guinea. 
Photographs: Northwest River; Wilhelmina Peak 
(2 views); View from Alkmaar camp (of Hellwig 
Mts. and Mount Resi). 
Map; Map to illustrate the expeditions of H. A. 
Lorentz in Dutch New Guinea, 1907-1909, scale 
1:400,000. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Brisbane; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Public Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; RoyaJ Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
153 — LOTH. J. E. 
Verslag over de geologisch-mijnbouwkundige ver- 
kenningen van West Nieuw-Guinee, met gebruik- 
making van de gegevens van het noordelijk en ooste- 
lijk gedeelte van den Vogelkop, verzameld door H. 
H. Horneman and E. Hartman, en ondergeschikt 
personeel, samengesteld door J. E. Loth. (Account 
of geological-mineralogical reconnaissances of West 
New Guinea, with the use of the data on the north 
and east part of Vogelkop collected by H. H. Home- 
man and E. Hartman, and subordinate personnel; 
compiled by J. E. Loth). In: Jaarhoek imn het Mijn- 
weien in Nederlandsch-Indie, Verhandelingen 1924 
pp 114-146. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Short historical survey, geography, geo- 
logy and economic geology. 
Maps: Sketch map of geological-mineralogical re- 
connaissances in West New Guinea (in 4 sheets), 
scale 1:500,000. Inset in sheet 3: Sheet divisions 
and route map, scale 1:2,000,000; Northwest New 
Guinea (Vogelkop), scale 1:1,500,000, opposite p 147). 
In Atlas for 1924. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
154 —LUCIEER. A. I. 
Het kindertal bij de yolken van Nederlandsch-lndie, 
buiten Java. (The birthrate among the peoples of 
the Netherlands Indies, except Java). In; Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xli, 1924, pp 540-563. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Introduction; Statistics; Natural causes 
of low birthrate; Conclusion. The author examines 
all the factors making for a low birthrate. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
155 — LUYMES. J. 
De plaatsgehadhebbende grensbepaling tusschen het 
Mandaatgebied en Nederlandsch Noord Nieuw-Guinea. 
(The determination of the boundary between the 
Mandated Territory and Dutch New Guinea). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. u, 1934, pp 709-710. (In Dutch). 
299 Contents: Short note on the re-adjustment of the 
boundary resulting from an astronomical deter- 
mination of longitude in 1930. 
Photographs: 2 half-tone plates of boundary column. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
156 — MARSHALL. A. J. 
Men and birds of paradise. London, Heinemann, 
1938, pp 299. 
Contents: Describes fully reconnaissance journeys 
from Aitape over the Torricelli Range to the Wapei 
area and Nopan River and from Aitape to Hol- 
landia along the coast. Also contains some informa- 
tion on Aitape and the islands near it (Tumleo, 
etc.), Tepior and Wewak. 
Photographs: Sko people across the Tami River in 
Dutch New Guinea; The home of the Salt Water 
People. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Bris- 
bane; Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Mitchell 
Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Australian Institute of International Affairs Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
Public Library, Hobart. 
157 — MARSHALL. A. J. 
Northern New Guinea, 1936. In: Geographical 
Journal, Vol. lxxxix, 1937, pp 489-506. 
Contents: Reports on three journeys to the Man- 
dated Territory of New Guinea: 1. Aitape to 
Auguganak sandstone barrier, through the Torri- 
celli Mountains. 2. Aitape to Hollandia, Dutch 
New Guinea. 3. Aitape to Yalwi, down Nopan River 
to Witweis. Geography, topography, vegetation, 
flora and fauna, effects of earthquake in the Torri- 
celli Mountains, forests, the coast from Aitape to 
the Dutch Border; the natives (physical character- 
istics, indentured labour, houses, villages, rites and 
ceremonies, barter, agriculture, weapons, health. 
Map: Sketch map of route following Aitape-Hollandia 
trip, scale 20 m. : 1 inch. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Queens- 
land Museum Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Melbourne; Council for 
Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne; Geological Survey Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library. Melbourne; Public Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Society of South Australia Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
158 —MAYR. Ernst 
List of New Guinea birds. New York, published 
by American Museum of Natural History, 1941. 
Contents: List and description of birds found in 
New Guinea. List of localities with explanations 
which orient them in respect to the localities marked 
on map at end of book. 
Maps: Map of New Guinea with references,to other 
maps. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney. 
159 — MAYR, Ernst 
A tenderfoot explorer in New Guinea. InJournal 
of the American Museum of Natural History, Vol. 
32, 1932, pp 83-97. 
Contents: A good account of an expedition into the 
Arfak Mountains (Vogelkop). Describes route, topo- 
graphy and general conditions. 
Photographs: Natives and terrain. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian. 
Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
160— MAYR. Ernst and SCHAUENSEE. Rodolphe 
Meyer de 
Zoological results of the Denison-Crockett South 
Pacific expedition, part 1. In; Proceedings of the 
Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Vol. 91, 
1939, pp 1-37, 97-144. 
Contents: The first section deals with Biak Island, 
Geelvink Bay and contains a report on the birds 
of Biak and neighbouring islands collected in 1937. 
Refers briefly to size of the island and to shore- 
line in the vicinity of Karrido, a small town on the 
south coast. Describes trip to top of mountains 
behind Karrido, with remarks on topography (exact 
heights), geology and vegetation. The second sec- 
tion deals with Vogelkop and contains a general 
discussion of the northern part of the Northwest 
Peninsula from Sarong (Dam Island) in the north- 
west to Wejos in the east. Refers briefly to route 
followed around coast and inland to watershed 
including remarks on topography (exact heights), 
drainage, vegetation, clearings, etc. 
Photographs: Four views in the vincinity of Kar- 
rido; two showing vegetation of Vogelkop. 
Maps: Small outline map to show position of Biak 
and other islands in Geelvink Bay; Outline map of 
Vogelkop showing rivers. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Council for Scientific 
and Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Sydney: 
Royal Society of New South Wales Library, Syd- 
ney; Linnean Society of New South Wales Library, 
Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Royal Society of South Australia 
Library, Adelaide; Geological Survey Library, Perth; 
Royal Society of Western Australia Library, Perth; 
Geological Survey Library, Hobart; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
161— MEEK. A. S. 
A naturalist in cannibal land; edited by Frank Fox, 
with an introduction by the Hon. Walter Rothschild, 
8vo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1913, pp xviii, 238. 
Contents: Mr. Meek began collecting natural his- 
tory specimens in New Guinea for the Tring Museum 
300 in 1894. His first expedition was to Fergusson 
Island (Northeast Papua). He went next to the 
Trobriands and Woodlark Island, Goodenough 
Island, St. Aignan (Louisiades), Rossel Island and 
Sudest. In 1898-1899 he was at Milne Bay and on 
the northeast coast. In 1901 he went to the Solo- 
mons, collecting on Guadalcanal and Ysabel. Next 
in Papua towards the Owen Stanley Range, spending 
three months at Bwoidunna. Returning to the 
Solomons in 1903 he visited Choiseul and Rendova 
Island and Bougainville. In 1903 he returned to 
the Owen Stanleys, and in 1906 went to the Mam- 
bare River, and in 1907 to the Giriwa Rivers. In 
the same year he returned to Bougainville and visited 
Vella Lavella. In 1910 he collected in Central Dutch 
New Guinea. He describes the natives as carriers, 
labourers, sorcery, agriculture, barter, food, tribal 
systems, warfare, communications between hill 
tribes, recruiting; birds of paradise, butterflies, in- 
sects. Description of journeys up the Oetakwa and 
Eiland Rivers. 
Photographs: Dutch explorers’ camp, Oetakwa River, 
1913; Dutch officers’ quarters, Eiland River; Camp 
under the Snow Mountains. 
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Museum Library, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; 
Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Bris- 
bane; University Library, Brisbane; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoological and 
Acclimatization Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; Royal Australasian Ornithologists’ Union 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Ade- 
laide; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Queen Vic- 
toria Museum Library, Launceston. 
162 — MEINICKE, C. E. 
Dr. Bernstein’s Reisen in den nordlichen Molukken. 
(Dr. Bernstein’s journeys in the Northern Moluccas). 
In: Petermanns Geographische Mitteilungen, 1873, 
pp 206-216. (In German). 
Contents: Condensed from reports by Bernstein con- 
tributed to Tijdschrift voor Indische Tdal- Land- 
en Volkenkunde, Band 14-15. Information given 
by Bernstein about particular places is here col- 
lected. The places visited by Dr. Bernstein include 
Tidore, Mare, Moti, Makjan, Batchan, northern 
peninsula of Halmahera, Moar, Gebe, Waigeu, Sala- 
wati. Geographical descriptions with notes on 
anchorages. 
Map: Special map of the northern Moluccas by A. 
Petermann, scale 1:2,500,000. (Map No. 11, after 
p 240). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Public 
Library, Melbourne. 
163 — MILLER, Leona (Mrs. Charles) 
Cannibals and orchids. 8vo. New York, Sheridan 
House, 1941, pp 308. 
Contents: Account of an expedition to film native 
life and ceremonies in Netherlands New Guinea. 
The route was up the Merauke River, west along 
the Sterren Range to the headwaters of the Digoel 
River, down the Digoel to Tannah Tingghi by 
canoe and on foot when the river proved too shallow 
following dry weather, and thence by launch to 
Merauke. A racy story of the journey, the pro- 
gress through jungle, alang-alang grass and by river, 
reptiles and insect pests, birds and animals; the 
natives, their customs and ceremonies, magic and 
superstition, tribal warfare and head-hunting, etc., 
houses, food and drink. Vegetation and flora. 
Photographs: Main street, Merauke; Huts at Bupul, 
Merauke River. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
164 — MERRILL, E. D. and PERRY. L. M. 
Plantae Papuanae archboldianae. Parts i-viii. 
(Papuan plants from the Archbold expedition). In: 
Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Vols. 20-22, 1939- 
1941. (In Latin and English). 
Contents: Botanical descriptions which, may show 
some plants and fruits to be edible, and some useful 
in other ways. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Agriculture Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Brisbane (Vol. 22 only); Government Botanist’s 
Library, Brisbane (Pt. iv only); Forestry Depart- 
ment Library, Perth. 
165 — MINISTERIE VAN DEFENSE 
Zeemansgids voor Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie. (Nauti- 
cal guide for the Netherlands East Indies). Part in. 
6th edition, ’s Gravenhage, 1933, pp 629. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. This part deals with the eastern part of 
the East Indian Archipelago and includes the Lesser 
Sunda Islands east of the meridian 121° 10' E. 
Copy in NEE IS Library, 
166—MOERMAN. C. 
Verslag over een geologischen verkenningstocht door 
het terrein beoosten de Etnabaai. (Account of a 
geological reconnaissance through the land east of 
Etna Bay). In Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap—De Zuidwest Nieuw- Guinea 
Expeditie, 1904-1905, pp 399-416. 
Contents'. Report of geological investigations east 
of Etna Bay (in Lakahia Bight), Southwest New 
Guinea. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
167 —MOHR, E. C. JuL 
De bodem der tropen in het algemeen, en die van 
Nederlandsch-Indie in het bijzonder, deel n, eerste 
stuk. (The soil of the tropics in general, and of 
the Netherlands Indies in particular, Vol. 2, part 1). 
8vo. Amsterdam, De Bussy, 1934. (Koninklijke 
Vereeniging Koloniaal Instituut, Amsterdam, Mede- 
deeling No. 31, Afd. Handelsmuseum No. 12), pp 
142. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. This section deals with the Lesser Sunda 
Islands and New Guinea. Discusses soil forming 
minerals, climate, decomposition and soil types, soil 
estimation and utilization, rainfall. 
301 Photographs: Many views in South and West New 
Guinea. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; NEF1S Lib- 
rary; Waite Agricultural Research Institute Library, 
Adelaide. 
168 —MORDAUNT. Elinor 
The further venture book. 8vo. London, John Lane, 
1926, pp xi, 312. 
Contents: Journey to New Guinea and the Nether- 
lands Indies, Port Moresby, Samarai, Nari, Dohu, 
Gumasila, Trobriands, Manokwari, Bosni (Schouten 
Islands), Dempta, Humboldt Bay, Sarmi, Mapia, 
Celebes, Lesser Sundas. General description of places 
and people, manners and customs, fauna and flora. 
Photograph: Humboldt Bay village. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Launceston. 
169 — MOOLENBURGH, P. E. 
Reis door het smalste gedeelte van Nederlandsch 
Nieuw-Guinea. (Journey through the narrowest part 
of Dutch New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol.xx, 
1903, pp 206-221. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes the crossing of the strait be- 
tween Geelvink Bay and Bintoeni Gulf and return 
via another route. 
Map: Strait between McCluer and Geelvink Bays, 
scale 1:150,000, shows Moolenburgh’s route. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
170 —MOSZKOWSKI. M. 
Vorlaufiger Bericht fiber die deutsche Mamberamo- 
Expedition. (Preliminary report on the German 
Mamberamo Expedition), and further reports. In: 
Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, 1911, No. 
3, pp 185-192; 1912, No. 4, pp 271-288; map after 
p 320; 1912, No. 5, pp 365-377. (In German). 
Contents: Moszkowski led an expedition in 1910- 
1911 to examine the Mamberamo River. He ex- 
plored the Weir, a delta arm, went up the Mam- 
beramo and penetrated a short distance into the 
upper Van Daalen River district. The expedition 
had a Chinese, flat-bottomed boat and a small 
sampan. 
Maps: Several maps of the Mamberamo River. 
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of New South Wales Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; Royal Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
171—MOYNE, Lord 
Walkabout, a journey in lands between the Pacific 
and Indian Oceans; with introduction by A. C. 
Haddon and Appendix by A. J. E. Cave. London, 
William Heinemann Ltd,, 1936, pp xxvi, 366. 
Contents: Lord Moyne’s journey through Nether- 
lands New Guinea, Papua, Trobriand Islands, New 
Britain, Mandated Territory, and other regions, 
had for its main object the collection of ethno- 
graphical material for the British Museum, and 
live animals for the Zoo. 
Photographs: Bloemen River; Deserted village, 
Bloemen River; Kampong River; newly-built vil- 
lage; War-canoe, Eilanden River; Natives of the 
Kampong River (5 views); Natives and canoe on 
Eilanden River. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Melbourne; University Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Perth. 
172—MUELLER, Baron Ferdinand von 
Descriptive notes on Papuan plants. 8vo. Mel- 
bourne, Government Printer, 1875-1877, pp 119. 
Contents: Botanical studies in Papua with a few 
descriptions (pp 103-108), from Dutch New Guinea. 
The specimens from Dutch New Guinea came from 
Geelvink Bay, Audai, Mount Arfak and Humboldt 
Bay. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Botanical 
Gardens’ Library, Sydney; Government Botanist’s 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra: 
University Library, Melbourne; National Herbarium 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; University Lib- 
rary, Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide. 
173 — NEJAME, Nash 
Native life in New Guinea. In; Journal of the 
American Museum of Natural History Vol. 41, 1938, 
pp 362-373. 
Contents: The author spent 18 months in the north 
and south of Dutch New Guinea in 1935 in com- 
pany with Dr. Colijn, son of the Dutch Prime Minis- 
ter, and others. The article consists of a series of 
excellent photographs of natives of the Waropen 
district and Japen Island in the north, and those 
of Etna Bay, Aika and McCluer Gulf in the south. 
The marked differences in type and temperament is 
well shown and remarked upon. 
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Royal Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological Sur- 
vey Library, Perth. 
174 — NEVERMANN, Hons 
Kawa auf Neu Guinea. (Kava in New Guinea). In: 
Ethnos, Vol. 3, 1938, pp 179-192. (In German). 
Contents: The distribution of the Kava plant and 
the drinking of Kava in New Guinea. 
Photographs: Sleeping house for Kava drinkers; 
Jabga,. village of Bibikem. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
175 — NIERMEYER. J. F. 
Nieuw-Guinea op zijn smalst. (The narrowest part 
of New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nedcr- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xx, 1903, 
pp 377-1R5 (In Dutch). 
302 Contents: Notes on the crossing of the strait be- 
tween Geelvink Bay and Bintoeni Gulf by Meyer 
in 1873 and by Moolenburgh in 1901. 
Map: Strait between McCluer Gulf and Geelvink 
Bay, scale 1:160,000. Shows routes of Meyer 
(1873), Moolenburgh (1901) across the strait. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
176 — NIEHMEYER. J. F. 
Het Kamaka Wallar, een Karstmeer op Nieuw- 
Guinea. (The Kamaka Wallar, a Karst lake in New 
Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 
834-839. (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of this mysterious lake 
among the limestone mountains and a discussion 
of possible theories to explain the rise and fall of 
its waters. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
177—NOLLEN. P. H. 
Les differentes classes d’age dans la societe Kaia- 
Kaia, Merauke. (Age groups among the Kaya- 
Kayas). In: Anthropos, Vol. iv, 1909, pp 553-573. 
(In French). 
Contents: A study of age-groups among the Kaya- 
Kayas, Merauke, Southwest New Guinea. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Public Library, Sydney; University Library, Syd- 
ney; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Geographi- 
cal Society of Australasia Library ,Adelaide. 
178 —NOUHUIJS. J. W, van 
Voordracht over den ontdekkingstocht in Nieuw- 
Guinea, waarbij het Sneeuwgebergte werd bereikt. 
(A description of the journey of exploration in 
New Guinea by which the Snow Mountains were 
discovered). 8vo. ’s Gravenhage, Van der Beek, 
1911, pp 43. (Vereeniging Moederland en Kolonien, 
lie jaar: 1911). (In Dutch). 
Contents: A description of the second South New 
Guinea expedition of 1910 in which Lorentz and 
Van Nouhuijs reached Mt. Wilhelmina. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
179 —NOUHUIJS. J. W. van 
Der Bergstamm Pesegem im Innern von Nieder- 
landisch Neu-Guinea. (The mountain tribe, the 
Pesegem in the interior of Dutch New Guinea). In; 
Nova Guinea: uitkomsten der Nederlandsche Nieuw- 
Guinea Expedities, Vol. 7, 1913, Livr. 1, pp 1-36. 
(In German). 
Contents: Results of observation of the Pesegem 
during the Lorentz expedition, 1909-1910, to the 
Snow Mountains of Central New Guinea. The 
Pesegem inhabit a valley drained by the Orah, a 
tributary of the upper Lorentz between Wichmann 
Mts. and Treub Mts. 
Vol. 7 of Nova Guinea contains further studies of 
the Pesegem of anthropological or ethnographical 
interest only. 
Photographs: Of anthropological interest only. 
Maps: General maps of the expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
180 — NOUHUIJS. J. W. van 
Een en ander over onzen tocht naar het sneeuw- 
gebergte van Nederlandsch-Indie. (Notes on a jour- 
ney to the Netherlands Indies Snow Mountains). In; 
Tijdschrijt Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 799-809. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: An account of an expedition to the 
Oranje Mountains, with many topographical and 
ethnological remarks. 
Photographs: A Papuan of the lower river; a group 
of Pesegem people. 
Map: Sketch of Wilhelmina peak from the Hellwig 
Mountains. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
181—NOVA GUINEA 
Uitkomsten der Nieuw-Guinea expedities. (New 
Guinea; Results of the New Guinea expeditions). 
18 vols. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1906-1936. (In 
various languages). 
Contents: Results of Dutch scientific expeditions to 
New Guinea, 1903-1923. Separate entries have been 
made for volumes of special geographical interest, 
and for those containing ethnographical material, or 
geological studies of material from particular locali- 
ties. After 1936 Nova Guinea was continued as a 
periodical publication, for which see next entry. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; University Library, Syd- 
ney (1909 only); Queensland Museum Library, Bris- 
bane (few reprints only); Government Botanist’s 
Library, Brisbane (sections on botany only); Public 
Library, Adelaide. 
182 —NOVA GUINEA 
New Series, Vol. 1+. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1937-f. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: This journal is a continuation of Nova 
Guinea: uitkomsten der Nieuw-Guinea expedities. 
It is a journal of botany, zoology, anthropology, 
ethnography, geology and palaeontology of the 
Papuan region. Volumes 1-3, 1937-1939, deal with 
birds, dragonflies, insects and anthropology, chiefly 
in Dutch New Guinea. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Forestry Bureau 
Library, Canberra. ' 
183 —PANNEKOEK, A. J. 
Eenige karstterreinen in Nederlandsch-Indie. (Some 
karst regions in the Netherlands Indies). In: Neder- 
landsch-Indische Geographische Mededeelingen, Vol. 
1, 1941. pp 16-19. (In Dutch with summary in 
English). 
Contents'. Discusses the physiographic cycle of Karst 
areas in the light of the recent aerial survey map 
of the region southwest of Lake Ajamaroe (Vogel- 
kop). 
303 Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; University Library, Sydney; 
National Museum Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
184 — PATOT. A. Tissot van 
Geografische namen in Nieuw-Guinea. (Geographi- 
cal names in New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xlviii, 1931, pp 1035-1038. (In Dutch). 
Contents: The author deplores the confusion into 
which nomenclature had fallen, and sets out a 
schematic analysis of the mountain area of Dutch 
New Guinea. 
Map: One map. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
185 — PERNfi, E. 
Slave-hunters of the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. 6, No. 5, 1925, pp 290-295, 304, No. 6, 1925, 
pp 337-342. 
Contents: Stories of former slave hunting in the 
islands. 
Photographs: Two photographs. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
186 — PINKE, F. 
Voyage, Chapter II :The expeditionary ship and 
the naval personnel’s share; with appendix 3: 1 he 
deep-sea anchorage equipment, by J. P. H. Perks, 
1938. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of 
the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 1, pp 
45-78. 
Contents: Fitting out the ship, ship as survey 
vessel, requirements of expedition, preparation, des- 
cription of equipment. Personnel and duties, some 
nautical results. Description of deep-sea anchoring 
equipment. 
Photographs: Several photographs: 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
187 —PINKE, F. 
Oceanographic results. Part 2. Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 1. Depth determinations. 
1935. In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part 
of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930. Vol. 
n, part 2, chapter 1, pp 68. 
Contents: Apparatus for wire and echo soundings, 
simultaneous depth soundings with wire, thermo- 
meters and echo; accuracy of soundings; ship’s 
reckoning, accuracy of deep-sea charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
188 —PLATE, L. M. F. 
Het binnenlandsch bestuur en de koppensnellers van 
Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Interior administration and 
the headhunters of South New Guinea). 8vo. ’s 
Gravenhage, Van der Beek, 1916, pp 38. (Vereeniging 
Moederland en Kolonien, 16e jaar: 1916). 
Contents: A study of New Guinea headhunters and 
Dutch civil administration. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
189 — POCH, R. 
Ober meine Reisen in Deutsch, Britisch und Nieder- 
landisch Neu Guinea. (My journeys in German, 
British and Dutch New Guinea). In: Zeitschrift der 
Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1907, No. 3, pp 
147-165. (In German). 
Contents: Account of two years’ travel and study 
in New Guinea. Mostly ethnological; some topo- 
graphical and geological notes. 
Photographs'. Waterfall near Finschhafen; Rock bed 
of Kalangar River (Neu Mecklenburg); Sattelburg; 
Coral formation on beach at Pul Garamut. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Geological Survey Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide. 
190 —PRATT. A. E. and PRATT. Henry 
Two years among New Guinea cannibals; a natural- 
ist’s sojourn among the aborigines of unexplored 
New Guinea . . . Appendices on the scientific results 
of the expedition. 8vo. London, G. Bell and Sons, 
1906, pp 360. 
Contents: Account of a collecting expedition in 1901- 
1902. Description of Merauke and the fierce Tugeri 
tribe; beri-beri; Description of Port Moresby. Topo- 
graphy, vegetation, climate, flora and fauna. Natives 
(as carriers, physical characteristics, houses, villages, 
fishing, lakatois, rites and ceremonies, food, man- 
ners and customs, burial, witchcraft); trade prospects 
in New Guinea, notes on birds. The route followed 
was via Merauke, Netherlands New Guinea; Papua: 
area bounded by a radius of 50 miles around Delena, 
Hall Sound. Journey up the Ethel River as far as 
Oofafa, from which began journey inland via Epa, 
Ekeikei, Madui, to Dinawa, including an expedition 
to the St. Joseph River. Return to Port Moresby, 
journey along coast 75 miles to southeast on foot 
and boat, to Hood’s Bay. Then from Port Moresby 
inland by way of Mekeo and Epa to Ekeikei, from 
which, as base, journeys were made to Mt. Kebea 
and Mafulu. 
Map: Part of Southwestern New Guinea, showing 
Mr. Pratt’s routes, scale about 20 m. : 3". 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Oxley Library, Brisbane; Parlia- 
mentary Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra: Department of Defence Library, Mel- 
bourne; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoological and Accli- 
matization Society of Victoria Library, Melbourne; 
Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographi- 
cal Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart; Public 
Library, Launceston. 
191 — PULLE. A. 
Naar het sneeuwgebergte van Nieuw-Guinea met de 
derde Nederlandsche Expeditie. (To the Snow Moun- 
tains of New Guinea with the third Dutch Expedi- 
304 tion). 8vo. Amsterdam, Maatschappij voor Goede 
en Goedkoope Lectuur (van Reizen en Trekken), pp 
208. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the third Dutch Expedition 
to the mountains around the headwaters of the 
Lorentz River, 1912-1913. 
Photographs: A set of fairly clear but small views 
of the region visited. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
192 — PULLE. A. 
Twee weken onder de Pesechems. (Two weeks among 
the Pesechem). In: Pulle, A.—Naar bet sneeuw- 
gehergte van Nieuw-Guinea, pp 172-198. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the Pesechem who inhabit 
a valley in which the chief river is the Oro, a tribu- 
tary of the Lorentz or Noord River. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
193 —PULLE. A. 
Vijf en twintig jaar tropisch Alpinisme. (Twenty- 
five years of tropical Alpinism). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. li, 1934, pp 898-901. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Brief history of the exploration of the 
Snow Mountains of Dutch New Guinea. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart. 
194 — BAMBONNET. F. la 
De jongste opvaart der Mamberamo, 23 Juni-9 Juli, 
1909. (The latest journey up the Mamberamo, 23 
June to 9 July, 1909). In; Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvi, 1909, pp 946-965. (In Dutcn). 
Contents: Report of Rambonnet’s expedition which 
reached 2° 30' 43" S, 138° 16' 30" E in the Pionier. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
195 — BAMBONNET, F. la 
Het westelijk deel der Humboldt-Baai, Noord Nieuw- 
Guinea. (The western part of Humboldt Bay, North 
New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xlvii, 
1910, pp 353-357. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of a trip made in order to 
establish a base of operations for the boundary com- 
mission. Anchorages in Djembe Bay and Kajo Bay 
and many topographical details are given. 
Map: Sketch chart of Humboldt Bay. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
196 —BAND. A. L. 
Results of the Archbold expeditions, No. 41; Sum- 
mary of the 1938-1939 New Guinea expedition. 
See Archbold, Richard and others, No. 7 of this 
section of the Bibliography. 
197 —BAND. A. L. 
Flying birdmen. In: Journal American Museum of 
Natural History, Vol. 40, 1940, op 136-141. 
Contents: A brief account of an expedition by flying 
boat to Lake Habbema, Snow Mountains, New 
Guinea. Contains a few good photographs of the 
area and one of natives in addition to remarks 
on the country and general conditions. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Library, 
Melbourne; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; 
Government Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; Austra- 
lian Museum Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; Royal Society of 
South Australia Library, Adelaide; Geological 
Survey Library, Perth. 
198 —BAWLING. C. G. 
The land of the New Guinea pygmies; an account 
of the story of a pioneer journey of exploration 
into the heart of New Guinea. 8vo. London, Seeley 
Service, 1913, pp xvi, 17-366. 
Contents: Account of an expedition organized by the 
British Ornithologists’ Union, 1910, to Southern 
Netherlands New Guinea, the Mimika, Tuaba, 
Wataikwa, Kamura Kapara, and Atoeka Rivers, 
the Nassau Range and Mt. Idenburg and Tapiro 
Mountain. The Mimika River was selected for the 
disembarkation, in the hope of reaching the Snow 
Peaks of Carstensz Mts. T he choice of the Mimika 
instead of the Utakwa prevented the expedition from 
reaching the snowfields and glaciers of the Central 
Range. The Netherlands Indies Government co- 
operated in the expedition. Carriers and provisions 
are described in detail, the navigation of the vari- 
ous rivers, vegetation, climate, rainfall, agriculture, 
fauna. The natives (physical characteristics, cos- 
tume, ornament, food, manners and customs, dis- 
eases, barter and exchange, cannibalism, language; 
the Tapiro pygmies and their culture). Description 
of the coastline, hydrography, places described in- 
clude also the villages of Wakatimi, I bo. Mine, Pari- 
mau, Kamura, Wambirimi (the home of the pygmies, 
Wamia Bay). The expedition collected bird and mam- 
mal skins, reptiles, entomological specimens and eth- 
nographical objects, and mapped an area of 3,000 
square miles. It discovered the Snow Mountains 
of Idenburg, the peaks of Mt. Leonard Darwin and 
the Tapiro pygmies. 
Photographs: Views of the region visited and of the 
people encountered. 
Maps: Part of Dutch New Guinea to illustrate the 
explorations. (This map was also published in the 
Geographical Journal for 1911). 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Parliamentary Library, 
Brisbane; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Department of Defence Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Australian 
Institute of International Affairs Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; University 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Hobart. 
199 —BAWLING. C. G. 
Explorations in Dutch New Guinea. In: Geographi- 
cal Journal, Vol. xxxvm, 1911, pp 233-255. 
Contents: The expedition’s object was to make a 
collection of fauna and flora for the British 
Museum. Route lay up the Mimika River, Watuka 
305 (or Kapare) River, Puria, Wataikwa, Kamura, 
Atoeka and Iwaka Rivers. The expedition failed 
to reach the mountains, but from a large clearing 
made at Parimau all points on the range were fixed 
from Carstensz in the east to Mt. Leonard Darwin 
in the west. Three more snow-peaks to the west 
were discovered and named Mt. Idenburg. The 
height of Mt. Carstensz was fixed and it was dis- 
covered that the great range from Carstensz in the 
east to the Charles Louis Mts. in the west formed 
one immense unbroken precipice. Details of hydro- 
graphy, navigation of rivers, cross-country topo- 
graphy. Difficulties with carriers. Climate, floods. 
Natives (physical characteristics, manners and cus- 
toms, canoes, villages), Tapiro pygmies. ’ 
Photographs: Set of views illustrating route of the 
expedition. 
Map: Part of Dutch New Guinea to illustrate the 
explorations. (This map is repeated in Rawlings’ 
book, The land of the New Guinea pygmies). 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Bris- 
bane; Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane; Uni- 
versity Library, Brisbane; National Library, 
Canberra; Department of Defence Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Public Library, Adelaide; Par- 
liamentary Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical 
Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Perth; Public Library, Perth; Public 
Library, Hobart; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
200 —RAY. Sidney H. 
Notes on languages in the east of Netherlands New 
Guinea. In: Wollaston, A. F. R.—Pygmies and 
Papuans, 1912, pp 322-345. 
Contents: Notes of the languages in Eastern New 
Guinea, made on the British Ornithologists’ • Union 
expedition. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanical Gardens’ Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoo- 
logical and Acclimatization Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Adelaide; 
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia Library, 
Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; University 
Library, Hobart. 
201 — RIEL, P. M. yon 
Voyage, chapter I: Programme of research and pre- 
parations, 1937. In: Snellius-Expedition to the east- 
ern part of the Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, 
Vol. 1, pp 1-36. 
Contents: Area of research, previous investigations, 
development of plan of expedition, members of 
expedition, the ship, trial trip and voyage to the 
Netherlands East Indies, stay in Java before com- 
mencement of research, oceanographic investigations 
on voyage out. Bibliography. 
Maps: Tracks and stations of previous expeditions 
(Siboga, Challenger, Gazelle, Planet), scale 
1:10,400,000; Preliminary schedule of research, scale 
1:10,400,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
202 —RIEL. P. M. van 
Voyage, chapter 111: The voyage in the Netherlands 
East Indies (with a list of stations, a large route 
chart and 16 detail charts, 1938), In: Snelhus- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. I, pp 85-162. 
Contents'. General remarks concerning the research; 
weather conditions, tracks of cruises, summary of 
observations and final remarks, ship’s position at 
ordinary and anchor stations. 
Maps: Principal basins and troughs in the eastern 
part of the archipelago; Track of the Snellius 
Expedition in the eastern part of the East Indian 
Archipelago, 1929-1930, scale 1:3,250,000. Bottom 
configuration at a depth of 200 metres; Stations 
in the Lesser Sundas, Timor, Tanimbar, Aroe, Ceram, 
Southwest New Guinea and South Halmahera; 
General map showing all tracks. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
203 — RIEL, P. M. Ton 
Oceanographic results, part 2: Soundings and bathy- 
metric charts. Chapter 2: The bottom configuration 
in relation to the flow of the bottom water. 1934. 
In: Snellius-Expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 2, 
chapter 2, pp 63. 
Contents: Historical review; work carried out during 
the expedition; construction of bathymetric charts; 
configuration of the sea floor; Molukken Sea, San- 
gihe trough, Gulf of Tomini; Celebes Sea; Makassar 
Strait, Sulu Sea, Halmahera Sea, Ceram Sea, Banda 
Sea, Flores Sea, Bali Sea, Gulf of Bone, Salajar 
trough, Wetar Strait, Sawoe Sea, adjacent part of 
Indian Ocean, Timor Sea, Arafoera Sea; Nature of 
the sea floor; summary of the principal results; 
future investigations. Bibliography. 
Maps: Eastern part of the East Indian Archipelago, 
showing stations mentioned in the text and principal 
basins and trough; bottom configuration and bathy- 
metric charts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National 
Library, Canberra. 
204 — RIEL, P. M. van 
Ozeanographische Forschung in Niederlandisch Ost- 
indien. (Oceanographic investigations in the Nether- 
lands East Indies). In; Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft 
fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1932, Nos. 5-6, pp 209-225. (In 
German). 
Contents: Results of the Snellius expedition. Obser- 
vations on the sea bottom, tides, depths, tempera- 
ture, etc., with many graphs, tables and charts. 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; 
University Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
306 205 — ROCHEMONT. E. J. de 
Bijzonder verslag. (Special report). In; Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap — De 
Zuid West Nieuw-Guinea Expeditie, 1904-1905, pp 
189-327. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of Papuans at Merauke; 
exploration of the Oetakwa River; examination of 
Etna Bay and of the river beyond Kasteel Island; 
the land journey east of Etna Bay; the Omba and 
Aroe Rivers; ascent of peaks 2017 and 2300 m. high. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
206 — ROUFFAER. G. P. 
De drie opvaarten der Mamberamo (Noord Nieuw- 
Guinea), Juli, 1884, January, 1900, en Juni, 1906. (The 
three journeys up the Mamberamo, North New 
Guinea, July 1884, January, 1900, June, 1906). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxvi, 1909, pp 86-128. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Contains a description of the river and a 
discussion of the diseases encountered in its valley. 
Appendices contain extracts from journals of the 
three expeditions, that of 1884 by E. O. Kerkhoven, 
1900 by D. de Groote, 1906 by A. G. Gelpke. 
Maps’. Mamberamo River, soundings and topo- 
graphical notes, scale 1:200,000. Insets; General map, 
scale 1:1,000,000; and eye sketches, near the mouth 
of the river. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
207 — ROUFFAER, G. P. 
De verder-ontdekking van Nederlandsch Nieuw- 
Guinea. (Further exploration of Dutch New Guinea). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 134-139. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents’. Brief note on the 2nd Lorentz River 
expedition in 1909 and other expeditions in that 
year to the Snow Mountains, also on expeditions 
to western and northern New Guinea in 1909. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
208 —ROUSHDY. Adang 
De penetratie der Djonggoenoe’s in het Wissel- 
merengebied. (The penetration of the Djonggoenoes 
into the Wissel Lakes region). In: Tijdschrift Konink- 
lijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
lvii, 1940, pp 56-69. (In Dutch). 
Contents: An account of the Djonggoenoe who 
belong linguistically to the Moni group of the 
mountain Papuans, but live in the region of the 
Oshoendoeni group. The author discusses the prob- 
able route of the migration. 
Photographs’. Views of the region described and 
people encountered. 
Maps: Sketch map of the areas of various hill 
Papuan tribes. Includes roughly area lying between 
136° and 137° E and 3° and 5° S. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; NEFIS Library 
(bound in De Bruijn — Wisselmeren exploratie). 
209 — ROUX. C, C. F. M. le 
De expeditie van het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap naar het Wisselmerengebied 
en het N'assau-Gebergte op Nederlandsch Nieuw- 
Guinea in 1939. (The expedition of the Royal Nether- 
lands Geographical Society to the Wissel Lakes area 
and the Nassau Ranges in Dutch New Guinea in 
1939). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 661-679 
and pp 765-792. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Extracts from the leader’s diary. The 
expedition operated mainly by flying boat. Includes 
reports of a geological expedition from Oeta to 
Paniai by R. IJzerman; on medical and anthropologi- 
cal work by D. Brouwer, and on the geology by R. 
IJzerman. 
Maps’. Locality of operations, scale 1:3,000,000; 
Sketch map of neighbourhood of Wissel Lakes, scale 
1:250,000; Sketch map of the area explored westward 
of the lake region. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
210 —ROUX. C. C. F. M. le 
De expeditie van het Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aard- 
rijkskundig Genootschap naar het Wisselmerengebied 
en het Nassau-gebertge op Nederlandsch Nieuw- 
Guinea in 1939. (The expedition of the Royal Nether- 
lands Geographical Society to the Wissel Lakes 
region and the Nassau Range in Dutch New Guinea 
in 1939). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. lvii, 1940, pp 
37-55, 173-232. (In Dutch). 
Contents: This is a continuation of the article in 
Volume lvi, noted above. It continues the leader’s 
diary from 2nd September to 22nd November, 1939, 
when the expedition ended. The area explored was 
the central Nassau Range east of the Wissel Lakes, 
and a portion southwest of the lakes. 
Maps; Sketch map of route of East patrol, from 
Masiga to Mboeja, continuing map 14 of Volume 
lvi (northeast of Lake Paniai), scale 1:200,000; 
Sketch map of route of West patrol from Enarotoli 
to Oeta via Kotaboe, Perartakamai Mts. and Ibo 
(southwest of Lake Paniai). 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; Royal Society 
of Tasmania Library, Hobart; NEFIS Library 
(bound in De Bruijn—Wisselmeren exploratie). 
211 — Rt)HL( C, 
Nieuwe verkenning van de Tami-rivier, Noord 
Nieuw-Guinea. (New exploration of the river Tami, 
North New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk 
Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. 
xxvn, 1910, pp 346-353. (In Dutch). 
Contents’. Record of an exploration by prau of the 
river Tami (or Skow); with full details of all 
observations made. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
212—RUTTEN. L. 
Foraminiferenhoudende gesteenten uit het gebied van 
den Vogelkop op Nieuw-Guinee. (Stones carrying 
formanifera from the Vogelkop district of New 
307 Guinea). In; Jaarboek van het in Neder- 
landsch-Indie, Verhandelingen, 1924, pp 147-167. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Geological notes on the Vogelkop area. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Perth; Geo- 
logical Survey Library, Hobart. 
213 —S.. I. I. 
De exploratie van Nieuw-Guinea. (The exploration 
of New Guinea). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 
1912, pp 71-80, 210-220, 351-355, 527-538, 834-841. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Summary of results of expeditions in 
New Guinea, with some topographical details. 
Photographs: Panorama from a point 1700 m. high 
in the Cyclops Range, towards Lake Sentani (line 
block). 
Maps: Sketch map of supposed connection between 
Wachter and Johannes Keijts ranges, scale 1:500,000; 
Sketch of the Tor (Mafin) and Biri River, north 
coast of New Guinea, scale 1:500,000; General sketch 
of the range between Carstensztop and Wilhelmina- 
top, scale 1; 1,000,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
214 —SACHSE. F. J. P. 
Noord Nieuw-Guinea. (North New Guinea). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 36-51. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Topographical description: Maps; coast; 
nature of the ground; rivers; roads and tracks; vil- 
lages; vegetation; climate (with monthly rainfall 
and temperature tables, February 1909-January 
1910); Population: Origin, class and tribal divisions; 
numbers; religion; language; education; weapons 
and warfare; means of livelihood; products; means 
of transport; administration. 
Map: North New Guinea (between 140° and 141° 
E), scale 1:500,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
215 — SANDE. G. A. I. van der 
Ethnography and anthropology (results of the Dutch 
Scientific Expedition to New Guinea in 1903). 4to. 
Leiden, late E. J. Brill, 1907, pp viii, 390. (Nova 
Guinea: uitkomsten der Nederlandsche Nieuw- 
Guinea Expedities, Vol. 3). 
Contents: Ethnological and anthropological notes 
of the Dutch New Guinea expedition of 1903. Biblio- 
graphy. 
Photographs: Native types, houses, canoes, crafts, 
etc. 
Maps: North New Guinea, scale 1:3,000,000 (north 
coast from Geelvink Bay to Humboldt Bay). Insets: 
Walckenaer Bay to Humboldt Bay, scale 1:750,000. 
Mapia Islands, scale 1:500,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; University Library, 
Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide, 
216 — SCHILFGAARDE. A. Tan 
Ethnologic. (Ethnology). In: Colijn, A. H.—Naar de 
eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch Nederland, 1937, pp 210- 
230. (In Dutch). 
Contents'. Ethnological notes of the expedition to 
the Carstensz Mountains, made in 1936. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
217 — SCHLEINITZ, G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle in den Jahrea 
1874 bis 1876. (Voyage of exploration of S.M.S. 
Gazelle in the years 1874 to 1876). 5 vols. 4to. 
Berlin, Mittler, Hydrographisches Amt des Reichs- 
Marine-Amts, 1889-1890. (In German). 
Contents'. This was an official German expedition 
to observe the transit of Venus in 1874 from the 
Kerguelen Islands and to make oceanographical and 
hydrographical observations. The route was from 
the Kerguelen Islands to Timor, Amboina, McCluer 
Gulf in New Guinea and thence to New Britain, etc. 
Vol. 1 deals with an account of the journey. Vol. 2 
with physics and chemistry. Vol. 3 with zoology 
and geology. Vol. 4 with botany. Vol. 5 with 
meteorology. Separate entries have been made for 
sections dealing with particular localities. See under 
Studer and Schleinitz. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
218 —SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Von Amboina nach dem McCluer Golf, Neu 
Guinea. (From Amboina to the McCluer Gulf, New 
Guinea). In: Schleinitz, G. E. G., Freiherr von— 
Die Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . . 1874-1876, 
Theil I, 1889, Reisebericht, pp 159-161. (In German). 
Contents'. The Gazelle passed through the Manipa 
Straits and Pitt Passage along the north coast of 
Ceram. Description of the trip. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
219 — SCHLEINITZ. G. E. G. Freiherr von 
Neu Guinea. (New Guinea). In Schleinitz, G. E. G., 
Freiherr von—Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . , 
1874-1876, Theil I, 1889. Reisebericht, pp 161-192. 
(In German). 
Contents'. Account of the Gazelle’s visit to the 
McCluer Gulf and the Galewo Straits. Hydro- 
graphical and topographical descriptions of these 
localities are given, as well as notes on fauna and 
ethnology. 
Photographs: Of ethnological interest only. 
Maps: McCluer Gulf, scale 1:1,000,000. Insets: 
Segaar Bay, scale 1:100,000; Patippi Bay, scale 
1:200,000; Galewo Straits, scale 1:225,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
220 — SCHUCHWARD. H. W. B. 
Our neighbours in New Guinea, craft and craftsmen 
of Humboldt Bay. In: Walkabout, Vol. 8, No. 1. 
1941, pp 29-31. 
Contents: Brief description of Humboldt Bay and 
the natives. 
213 —S.. |. I. 
308 Photographs: Native fishing villages under the 
shadow of the Cyclops Range. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Teachers’ 
College Library, Sydney; School of Public Health 
and Tropical Medicine Library, Sydney; Parliamen- 
tary Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; 
National Library, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, 
Melbourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Aus- 
tralian Ornithologists’ Union Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Perth; Public Library, Hobart. 
221 —SCHULTZE. Leonard 
Forschungen im Innern der Insel Neuguinea (Bericht 
des Fuhrers fiber die wissenschaftlichen Ergebnisse 
der deutschen Grenzexpedition in das westliche 
Kaiser-Wilhelmsland 1910). (Explorations in the 
interior of the island of New Guinea. Report of 
the leader concerning the scientific results of the 
German Boundary expedition in western Kaiser 
Wilhelmsland, 1910). Berlin, E. S. Mittler und Sohn, 
1914. (In German). 
Contents: This publication deals mainly with the 
Sepik River and its sources. Hydrography, geog- 
raphy, topography, vegetation, forests, natives (their 
customs, crafts, dwellings, etc.), astronomy. 
Photographs: Views illustrating the route of the 
expedition. 
Maps: German Dutch boundary region; west and 
east coasts. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra; Public Library, Melbourne. 
222 —SIBOGA EXPEDITIE 
Uitkomsten op zoologisch, botanisch, oceanographisch 
en geologisch gebied, verzameld in Nederlandsch- 
Oost-Indie, 1899-1900, aan boord H.M. Siboga onder 
commando van . . . G. F. Tydeman, uitgegeven door 
M. Weber. (Results in the zoological, botanical, 
oceanographical and geological fields, collected in 
Netherlands East Indies 1899-1900 on board H.M. 
Siboga under the command of G. F. Tydeman, edited 
by ... M. Weber). 66* parts. 4to. Leiden, E. J. 
Brill, 1902-1939. (In various languages). 
Contents: All parts are not yet published. The 
results of the expedition are published in mono- 
graphs on separate subjects. For monographs having 
a general geographical, geological or hydrographic 
interest, see under the names of authors of separate 
monographs as follows: 
Monograph I: Weber, M.—Introduction et descrip- 
tion de 1’expedition. (Introduction and description 
of the expedition), 1902. (In French). 
Monograph III: Tydeman, G. F.: Hydrographic 
results, 1903. 
Monograph LX VI; Wichmann, A. — Geologische 
Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geological 
results of the Siboga expedition). 1925. (In German). 
Remaining monographs deal with the botanical and 
zoological results. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide; University Lib- 
rary, Perth (incomplete). 
223 —SMITH. A. C. 
Studies of Papuan plants, parts i-iv. in.- Journal 
of the Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 22, 1941, pp 60-80; 
231-252; 343-374; 497-528. 
Contents'. Botanical descriptions of plants in British 
and Dutch New Guinea which show some plants and 
fruits to be edible and some useful in other ways. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Department 
of Agriculture Library, Sydney; Botanical Gardens 
Library, Sydney (parts u-v); University Library, 
Brisbane; Government Botanist’s Library, Brisbane; 
National Herbarium Melbourne; Council 
for Scientific and Industrial Research Library, Mel- 
bourne; Forestry Department Library, Perth, 
224 —SMITH. Irving G. 
Meandering through the Moluccas. In: Inter-Ocean, 
Vol. vm. No. 6, 1927, pp 327-332. 
Contents: Description of a cruise through the 
southern Moluccas (Bandaneira, Saparoea, Larat, 
Adaoet, Ceram) and New Guinea (Merauke), with 
visits ashore, for the tourist. 
Photographs: Natives in outrigger canoe; Head- 
hunters of New Guinea, in court; Papuan village 
on piles; Papuan • dwellings. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
225 —SNELLIUS EXPEDITION 
The Snellius expedition in the eastern part of the 
Netherlands East Indies, 1929-1930, under the leader- 
ship of P. M. van Riel. 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; 
Utrecht, Kemink und Zoon, 1933-8. (In English and 
German). 
Contents: Vol. 1—Voyage, pp viii, 177; Vol. 2— 
Oceanographic results, part 2, Chapter 1, pp 68,, 
chapter 2, pp 63, part 3, pp 169, part 4, pp 82; 
Vol. 3—Meteorological observations, pp (v), HI; 
Vol. 5—Geological results, part 1, pp 124, part 2,. 
pp 125; Vol. 6—Biological data, pp 29. Annotations; 
will be found under separate entries for sections of 
the work, under the names of their authors—P. M. 
van Riel, F. Pinke, H. Boschma and Ph. H. Kuenen, 
L. Lek, S. W. Visser, Ph. H. Kuenen, H. Boschma. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Sydney (Vol. 5, part 2 only); National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
225a — SNELLIUS EXPEDITIE 
Wetenschappelijke uitkomsten der Snellius Expeditie, 
onder leiding van P. M. van Riel, verzameld in het 
oostelijke gedeelte van Nederlandsch-Oost-Indie aan 
boord van H.M. Willebrord Snellius, onder com- 
mando van F. Pinke, 1929-1930. Uitgegeven door de 
Maatschappij ter Bevordering van het Natuurkundig 
Onderzoek der Nederlandsche Kolonien en het 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap. (Scientific results of the Snellius expedition, 
under the leadership of P. M. van Riel, gathered in 
the eastern part of the Netherlands East Indies on 
board H.M. Willebrord Snellius, under the com- 
mand of Lt. F. Pinke, 1929-30. Published by the 
Society for Scientific Research in Netherlands 
Colonies and the Royal Netherlands Geographical 
Society). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill; Utrecht, Kemink 
en Zoon, 1933-1938. (In English and German),. 
This is the Dutch title of the above annotation. 
For contents, see former annotation. 
309 226 — SPERLING. Irene 
Beitriige zur Liinderkunde von Niederlandisch Neu 
Guinea: das Hinterland von Merauke mit der 
Frederik Hendrik Insel und die Aroe Inseln. (Con- 
tributions to geographical knowledge of Netherlands 
New Guinea; the hinterland of Merauke with 
Frederik-Hendrik Island and the Aru Islands). 8vo. 
Frankfurt am Main, 1936. (Frankfurter Geographische 
Hefte, Jahrg. 10, 1936, Heft 1), pp 164. (In German). 
Contents: Discovery and exploration, geology, 
morphology, climate, vegetation, fauna, language, 
population (health, race, social structure, villages, 
houses, manners and customs, trade, commerce, dress 
and ornament, fishing, agriculture), missions, adminis- 
tration. Bibliography. 
Maps: Vegetation map of the hinterland of 
Merauke; Aru Islands showing virgin forest, savan- 
nah and mangroves; Distribution of tribes, network 
of tribal routes behind Merauke. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
227 —STANLEY. E. R. 
The topographical features of New Guinea. In: 
Proceedings of the Pan-Pacific Science Congress 
(Australia), 1923, pp 683-686. 
Contents: Formation and structure of the main 
mountain ranges are discussed. Refers to intervening 
valleys, and general direction of the drainage. 
Copies in National Museum Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Mel- 
bourne; National Herbarium Library, Melbourne; 
Geological Survey Library, Brisbane; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney; Botanic Gardens Library, Sydney; Depart- 
ment of Agriculture Library, Sydney; Mitchell Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales 
Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal 
Society of South Australia Library, Adelaide; Uni- 
versity Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Perth; Geological Survey Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
228 —STEENIS. C. G. G. J. ran 
Botanie (Botany). In: Colijn, A. H— Naar de 
eeuwige sneeuw van tropisch Nederland, 1937, pp 
254-278. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Botanical notes of the expedition to the 
Carstensz Mountains, made in 1936. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne. 
229 —STIRLING. M. W. 
The native people of New Guinea. Washington, 
Smithsonian Institution, 1943. (War Background 
Studies, No. 9), pp 25. 
Contents: Topography of New Guinea; ports, dis- 
covery and exploration; political divisions, climate, 
fauna, products, natives—Negritoes, Papuans, Melan- 
esians; selected bibliography. 
Photographs: Studies of native types, their houses 
and boats. 
Copies in NEFIS Library; AGS Library. 
230 — STRACHAN. John 
Explorations and adventures in New Guinea. 8vo. 
London, Sampson Low, 1888, pp xvi, 300. 
Contents: The author led expeditions to New Guinea 
in 1884-1886. The expedition of 1884-5 explored 
the coastal areas west of the Fly River in British 
New Guinea. The expedition of 1886 visited Dutch 
New Guinea. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Linnean Society 
of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Queensland Museum Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Parliamentary Library, Brisbane; 
Oxley Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Brisbane; 
National Library, Canberra; University Library, 
Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
231 — STRAELEN, V. van 
Resultats scientifiques du voyage aux Indes Orien- 
tales Neerlandaises de LL.AA. RR. le Prince et la 
Princesse Leopold de Belgique. Vol. 1. Introduction 
(Scientific results of the voyage made by T.R.H, 
Prince and Princess Leopold of Belgium to the 
Netherlands Indies. Vol. 1. Introduction). Bruxelles, 
1933; Memoires du Musee Royal d’Histoire Naturelle 
de Belgique, Hors serie, pp 222. (In French). 
Contents: The chapter on New Guinea deals with 
morphology, geology, coastal exploration, disagree- 
ment between geology and classic biogeography; 
tectonics; absence of recent volcanic activity; hydro- 
graphy; Pisang Islands; south coast; lacustrine 
basins: Lake Angi-Gita; Lake Kamakawallar; forests 
of Arfak; vegetation; flora and fauna; anthropology, 
industries, domestic animals; native cultures. 
Photographs: A large collection illustrating every 
aspect of the expedition, including fine studies of 
types of vegetation. 
Copies in Queensland Museum Library, Brisbane: 
Geological Survey Library, Melbourne. 
232 — STRAELEN, Victor van 
Crustaces decapodes subfossiles de Merauke. (Sub- 
fossil crustacean decapodes from Merauke). In; 
Nova Guinea: Uitkomsten der Nederlandsche Nieuw- 
Guinea Expedities, Vol. 6. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Geological study. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
233 — STUDER, Th. 
Neu-Guinea (New Guinea). In; Schleinitz, G. E. G. 
Freiherr von—Forschungsreise S.M.S. Gazelle . . . 
1874-1876, Vol. 3, 1889, pp 229-233. (In German). 
Contents: Geological and zoological observations in 
the McCluer Gulf and Galewo Straits. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney. 
234 — SUMMERHAYES, V. S. 
Additions to our knowledge of the figs of New 
Guinea. In: Journal of the Arnold Arboretum, Vol. 
22, 1941, pp 81-109. 
Contents: A study of figs in Papua, Mandated 
Territory of New Guinea and Dutch New Guinea. 
310 Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Department of 
Agriculture Library, Sydney; Linnean Society of 
New South Wales Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; Government Botanist’s Library, 
Brisbane; National Herbarium Library, Melbourne; 
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; Forestry Department Library, 
Perth. 
235 — SWAAN. P. 
Hydrografische beschrijving der kusten van Nieuw- 
Guinea en der aangrenzende vaarwaters ... tot aan 
den 141° O.L. November 1875 - Maart 1876. (Hydro- 
graphic description of the coasts of New Guinea and 
neighbouring seas . . .up to 141° east latitude 
November 1875 - March 1876). In: Tijdschrift van 
het Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. in, 1886, pp 
85-98. (In Dutch), 
Contents: An account by Swaan, who was com- 
mander of the “Soerabaia,” of the coasts on the 
north of New Guinea, Aroe Islands and part of 
the southwest coast. 
Map: New Guinea and neighbouring islands to 
141° E lat. by P. Swaan—-north coast of New Guinea, 
Aroe Islands and part of southwest coast. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane. 
236 —TEELING, William 
Gods of tomorrow: the story of a journey in Asia 
and Australasia. 8vo. London, Lovat Dickson, 1936, 
pp xii, 376. 
Contents: Papuan administration, comparison of 
Australian and Dutch administration in New Guinea, 
Japanese commercial penetration of Dutch New 
Guinea and Dutch counter measures. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Parliamentary 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; Par- 
liamentary Library, Melbourne; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Australian Institute of International 
Affairs Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Launceston. 
237 — THURNWALD, Richard 
Die geographische Erschliessung von Hollandisch- 
Neuguinea. (Geographical opening up of Dutch New 
Guinea). In; Petermanns Geographische Mitteilun- 
gen, 1922, pp 11-12. (In German). 
Contents: A summary of knowledge at date of 
writing. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide. 
238 — TIDEMAN. J. 
Episode uit de pacificatie van den Vogelkop. 
(Episode in the pacification of Vogelkop). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. lvi, 1939, pp 514-524. (In Dutch). 
Contents: From a report of an expedition by the 
Governor at Manokwari (A. Earners) and the Con- 
troleur for Exploration at Manokwari (J. W. F. 
Meylink) to the Anggi Lakes, Upper Ingoim and 
Hattam in November, 1938. Gives a short narrative 
of the expedition and anthropological notes. 
Photographs: Eight quarter page half-tones; four 
of natives; House of village chief at Seroerey; Irai 
camp; View of Anggi Giji with valley of Seroerey; 
Prafi River with Arfak Range. 
Map: Sketch map of northeast part of Vogelkop, 
showing route, scale 1 ; 750,000. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Sydney; Royal Society of Tasmania Lib- 
rary, Hobart. 
239 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Peoples of the Netherlands Indies. In; Tourism of 
the Netherlands Indies, Vol. xi. No. 5, 1936. 
Contents: Brief survey of the peoples of the Nether- 
lands East Indies after the census of 1930. 
Photographs: Native types. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendrik’s collection). 
240 —TOURISM IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES 
Airways. In: Tourism of the Netherlands Indies, 
Vol. xu. No. 1, 1937. 
Contents: Brief text accompanying aerial photo- 
graphs of different parts of the Indies. 
Photograph: Eternal snow on the crest of the 
Carstensz Range, New Guinea. 
Copy in NEF1S Library (Mr. Hendriks’ collection), 
241—TWENTIETH CENTURY IMPRESSIONS OF 
NETHERLANDS INDIA 
Its history, people, commerce, industries and re- 
sources; editor in chief—Arnold Wright, assistant 
editor—Oliver T. Breakspear. 4to. London, Lloyd’s 
Greater Britain Publishing Co. Ltd., 1909, pp 606. 
Contents: History by Arnold Wright; Constitution, 
government, administration and law, by J. de Groot; 
Finance, by J. Paulus; Archaeology, by S. M. 
Pleyte, T. van Erp, Ph. S. van Ronkel; Imports, 
exports and shipping; Means of communication, 
railways and tramways, Netherlands India railways, 
Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij, posts, telegraphs and 
telephones, roads and bridges; Population; origin, 
languages, manners and customs, by C. M. Pleyte 
and C. Thieme; Ecclesiastical; Dutch Protestant 
Church and missions, Roman Catholic Mission, the 
Salvation Army; Education, by N. J. Verweij; Health 
and hospitals; The press, by E. F. E. Douwes- 
Dekker; Native arts and handicrafts, by J. E. Jasper; 
Naval and Military forces; Police, mines and mining 
administration, by J. K. van Gelder; Climate by 
C. Braak; forests and flora of Java, by Th. Vale- 
ton; Irrigation in Java; Agriculture, by W. J. 
Gallois; the rubber industry; Sugar industry in 
Java, by J. J. Hazewinkel; Tobacco; Coffee, by 
R. A. Eekhout; Tea, by R. A. Kerkhoven; Cin- 
chona, by P. van Leersum; Bamboo hats; The 
island of Java, Batavia; Towns of western and 
central Java; Semarang; Sourabaya; Sumatra; Dutch 
Borneo; Information for tourists. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
242 — TYDEMAN, G. F. 
Hydrographic results of the Siboga Expedition 
(1899-1900). 4to. Leiden, E. J Brill, 1903, pp iv, 95. 
(Siboga Expeditie—Uitkomsten. Monograph III). 
311 Contents: Brief hydrographic description of all 
localities visited. A place index is given at end. 
Heights of islands and mountains observed are 
given in a table, pp 60-66. 
Photographs: Photographs and eye-sketches illustrat- 
ing the route of the expedition. 
Maps: Set of maps and sketches showing depths of 
the sea in the Indian Archipelago. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
243 — UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 
Sailing directions for New Guinea and the islands 
eastward of Celebes and Timor. 8vo. Washington, 
Government Printing Office, 3rd edition, 1936, with 
supplements containing corrections and additions, 
September 30, 1936, to January I, 1941. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; Public Library, Melbourne; Pub- 
lic Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
244 —VEN, F. F. van der 
De Wildeman - rivier, Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (The 
Wildeman River, south New Guinea). In: Tijd- 
schrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig 
Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 310-315. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Describes a boat journey up the Wilde- 
man River, a tributary of the Eilanden River, to 
<6° 23' S and 139° 32'E in May, 1910. 
Map: Chart of Wildeman River, scale 1 :400,000, 
showing depths, breadth of river and vegetation on 
banks. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
245 — VEN. F. F. van der 
De Goliath en het aangrenzende bergterrein van 
Centraal Nieuw-Guinea. (Goliath and the adjacent 
mountain country of Central New Guinea). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskun- 
dig Genootschap, Vol. xxx, 1913, pp 172-184. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Previous exploration, approach by Eilan- 
den and B. rivers, military exploration 1910-1911, 
topography, fauna, flora, astronomical determina- 
tions. 
Photograph: Part of the mountain country of 
Central New Guinea seen from the upper course of 
the Eilanden River. 
Map: Goliath and the surrounding mountain coun- 
try of Central New Guinea, astronomically deter- 
mined, 1910, scale 1 :250,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
246 —VERBEEK. H. D. M. 
Rapport sur les Moluques: reconnaissance geolo- 
gique dans la partie orientale de 1’ArchipeI des 
Indes Orientales Neerlandaises. (Report on the 
Moluccas: Geological reconnaissances in the eastern 
part of the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago). 
Edition Fran§aise du Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen 
in Nederlandsch-Oost-lndie, Tome 37, 1908, partie 
scientifique. (In French). 
Contents: Detailed account of the geology of the 
Moluccas. 
Maps: Map of the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies Archipelago, scale 1 :3,000,000; Geo- 
logical sketch of the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East 1 ndies Archipelago, scale 1 : 3,000,000, and set 
of eye-sketches. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney (Atlas only); 
Australian Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society 
of Victoria Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Hobart; Public Library, Launceston. 
247 — VERSTEEG, W. F. 
Nieuw-Guinea, in’t bijzonder Onin en Kowiai (New 
Guinea, especially Onin and Kowiai). 8vo. pp 60. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: Notes on travels in the Onin and Kowiai 
districts, on the New Guinea west coast, and part 
of Geelvink Bay. 
Map: Sketch map of a part of the west coast of 
New Guinea by W. F. Versteeg, no scale. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
248 — VERTENTEN, P. 
Vijftien jaar bij de koppensnellers van Nederlandsch 
Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Fifteen years among the head- 
hunters of Netherlands south New Guinea). 8vo. 
Davidsfonds (Lowen), 1935, pp 183. (In Dutch). 
Contents-. Studies of the land and the people of the 
south coast, between Frederik-Hendrik Island and 
the boundary of Australian territory; occupation of 
the land; the Kajakajas (physical characteristics, 
manners and customs, agriculture, marriage and 
marriage feasts, property and hereditary rights, 
hogs and hog-hunting, kangaroos, Deema belief and 
worship, magic, initiation in magic, blood vengeance, 
Majo and I mo; the secret sects, totemism, burial 
and mourning, head-hunting). The mission (its 
foundation in 1903), first steps against head-hunters, 
study of the Marind Anim language, medicine, pro- 
gress of the mission, schools. 
Photograph: Principal church of the mission, 
Merauke. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
249 —VERTENTEN. P. 
Head-hunting in southern New Guinea. In: Sluyter's 
Monthly East Indian Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 7, 1921, 
pp 47-52. 
Contents: The cannibalism of the natives around 
the Digoel River and the Eiland River; Preparing 
the heads; The Feast of Skulls; The origin of head- 
hunting. 
Photographs: Three men from Ongari; Women of 
the Jee tribe. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
250— VERTENTEN, P. 
De Deema’s, Deema-Geloof en Deema-Dienst in 
Zuid Niapw-Guinea. (The Deemas, Deema religion 
and Deema worship in south New Guinea). In: 
Netherlands India Old and New, Vol. xvm. No. 9, 
1933, pp 333-342. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of the religion of the Marind- 
Anim, their cult and their sorcerers. 
Photographs: Natives and their ceremonies. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
312 251 —VIEGEN (M.S.C.). Jos. 
De Marindineezen van Nederlandsch Nieuw-Guinea. 
(The Marindinese of Dutch New Guinea). In: 
Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskun- 
dig Genootschap, Vol. xxvm, 1911, pp 110-119. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: A careful study of the names and their 
meanings, of places, rivers, etc., as known to the 
natives of the New Guinea south coast, especially in 
the Merauke region; with some further notes on 
native religions and family nomenclature. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
252 —VIEGEN (M.S.C.). Jos. 
Oorsprongs- en afstammingslegenden van den Marin- 
dinees, Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Origin and tribal 
legends of the Marindinese). In; Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 137-153. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Their land, boundaries, divisions of land 
and people, spreading of Marindinese along the 
coast. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
253 — VISSER. S. W. 
Meteorological observations, 1936. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 3, pp v, 113. 
Contents: Historical review of work in maritime 
meteorology; air pressure, air temperature; sea 
water temperature; humidity, relative, absolute and 
wet bulb temperature; wind; state of the sea; rain- 
fall; thunderstorms; clouds; optical phenomena— 
visibility, radiation, blue of the sky, halos and 
coronas, remarkable light phenomenon; general sum- 
mary, tables. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
254 —VISSER. S. W. 
Oceanographic results, part 4; Surface observations, 
temperature salinity, density, 1938. In: Snellius- 
Expedition in the eastern part of the Netherlands 
East Indies, 1929-1930, Vol. 2, part 4, pp iii, 62. 
Contents: Sea surface temperature (measurements, 
corrections, present research, notes to Hamaker’s 
corrections, mean monthly values, diurnal variation, 
annual variation); Surface salinity and density 
measurements, frequency, diurnal variation, annual 
variation, geographical distribution, influence of 
rain upon the salinity); tables of position, tempera- 
ture, salinity and density. 
Maps: Eastern part of east Indian archipelago 
showing salinity December - February 1929-1930; 
March-May 1930; June-August 1930; September- 
November 1930. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; National Lib- 
rary, Canberra. 
255 — VRIJBURG. B. 
Nieuw-Guinea in verband met kolonisatie (cover 
title: Nieuw-Guinea roept!). (New Guinea in relation 
to colonisation. Cover title; New Guinea calls!) 
8vo. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1934, pp v, 70, (In Dutch). 
Contents: Deals with Sorong, Manokwari and Dore 
Bay and the societies for immigration and coloniza- 
tion; Hollandia, Wasior, Miai, Weinami and Koredo, 
Tanah-Merah Bay, Momi, Lake Sentani, settlers at 
these places, climate, health, food, products; pos- 
sibilities of Netherlands New Guinea; Japan, cotton, 
soya-bean, money, etc. 
Photographs: Set of views of the region described. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
256 —WAL. J. T. J. de 
Verkenning der Idenburg-rivier in Nieuw-Guinea. 
(Exploration of the Idenburg River in New Guinea). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijk- 
skundig Genootschap, Vol. xxix, 1912, pp 293-309. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: A more detailed report of an expedition 
6th June -8th August, 1911, of which a preliminary 
report appeared in the previous volume. The Iden- 
burg River and some of its tributaries were explored 
by boat, and much topographical information is 
given on the river, its banks, currents and naviga- 
tion, weather, etc. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane; Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
257 —WANNER. J. 
Beitrage zur geologischen Kenntnis der Insel Misol. 
(Contributions to geological knowledge of Misool 
Island). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch 
Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 
469-500. (In German). 
Contents: Chiefly geological, but gives also descrip- 
tion of forests, mountains, rivers, etc., and some 
notes on the population. Misool lies west of New 
Guinea and north of Ceram. 
Photograph: Segaf Island from the east end of 
Wajaban. 
Maps: Sketch map in text showing position of 
Misool; Geological and topographical map of 
Misool; Geological map of Misool group. 
Copies in National Library, Canberra; University 
Library, Brisbane. 
258 —WEBER. Max 
Introduction et description de 1’Expedition (in the 
Siboga 1899-1900 to the Netherlands Indies). (Intro- 
duction and description of the expedition). Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1902 (Siboga Expeditie, Uitkomsten, 
Monograph I), pp vi, 116, 16. (In French). 
Contents: The expedition was organised to make a 
hydrographic, geological and biological survey of 
the seas of the Netherlands East Indies. This 
volume is a general description of the work and 
route of the expedition. List of stations giving 
positions, types of bottom and depths, in supple- 
mentary pages 1-16 at end. Geographical description 
of islands and coasts are given. An index at end is 
a key to these descriptions. 
Maps: Track of the Siboga expedition in the eastern 
part of the Indian Archipelago, 1899-1900, by G. F. 
Tydeman, scale 1 :3,000,000. Details of the track 
of H.M. Siboga in the Indian Archipelago, 1899-1900, 
by G. F. Tydeman, scale 1 ; 1,000,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
313 259—WEBSTER. H. Cayley 
Through New Guinea and the cannibal countries. 
8vo. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1898, pp xvii, 387. 
Contents: General description of New Guinea and 
the Netherlands East Indies and of the manners 
and customs of the people; also of the birds, mam- 
mals and butterflies collected—these being the object 
of the expedition. The book also covers the Man- 
dated Territory and the Solomon Islands. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney: Queensland Museum 
Library, Brisbane; Oxley Library, Brisbane; Public 
Library, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra; 
Public Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, 
Melbourne; University Library, Adelaide; Public 
Library, Adelaide; Royal Geographical Society of 
Australasia Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth. 
260 —WEEL. K. M. van 
Toevoegingen tot den onderzoekingstocht-Hellwig in 
April 1907 per Gouv. Marine S.S. Spits. (Additions 
to the Hellwig exploratory expedition in April, 1907, 
in the Government ship S.S. Spits). In: Tijdschrift 
Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijkskundig Genoot- 
schap, Vol. xxiv, 1907, pp 1052-1054. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Further reports on Government explora- 
tion of East Bay to Torpedo-boat Island. Includes 
topographical and hydrographical notes and remarks 
on terrain, population, flora and fauna. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Brisbane: National Library, Canberra. 
261—WEEL. K. M. van 
Een tocht op de Bensbach-Rivier (of Torasi) de 
grensrivier van Zuid Nieuw-Guinea, in December. 
1906. (An expedition on the Bensbach or Torasi 
River, the boundary river of south New Guinea, in 
December, 1906). In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Neder- 
landsch Aardrijkskundig Genootschap, Vol. xxv, 
1908, pp 304-307. (In Dutch). 
Contents: Description of coast from Merauke to 
Bensbach River, navigation of the river, vegetation, 
the tributaries: the Likai and Ahata. 
Maps: Sketch map of the Bensbach River (Torasi), 
by K. M. van Weel and H. H. Nolte, on board the 
Government S.S. Spits, scale 1 :72,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane; National Library, Canberra. 
262 —WEEL. K. M. van 
Verkenning van rivieren tusschen Oost - Baai en 
Digoel-rivier, Zuid Nieuw-Guinea. (Reconnaissance 
of the rivers between East Bay and Digoel River). 
In: Tijdschrift Koninklijk Nederlandsch Aardrijks- 
kundig Genootschap, Vol. xxvn, 1910, pp 323-328. 
(In Dutch). 
Contents: The expedition was made in the S.S. Valk 
in November, 1909. The rivers examined were the 
Jar, the Lorentz and the Oetoemboewe. Villages 
and native houses are described. 
Maps: Southwest New Guinea from Flamingo (East) 
Bay to the Digoel River, by K. M. van Weel, 
November, 1909, scale 1 : 1,000,000. Shows rivers, 
native villages and houses. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University Lib- 
rary, Brisbane: National Library, Canberra. 
263 — WICHMANN, Arthur 
Bericht iiber eine im Jahre 1903 ausgefiihrte Reise 
nach Neu Guinea. (Account of an expedition to 
New Guinea in 1903). 4to. Leiden, E. J. Brill, 1917, 
pp xviii, 493. {Nova Guinea: Uitkomsten der Neder- 
landsche Nieuw-Guinea Expedities, Vol. 4). (In 
German). 
Contents: Geographical results of an expedition to 
Java, Ternate, west coast of New Guinea, Geelvink 
Bay, north coast of Dutch New Guinea, Humboldt 
Bay. Return via Ternate and northern Celebes. 
Ethnographical, geological, botanical and zoological 
results are included in other volumes of Nova 
Guinea. 
Photographs: A large collection illustrating all 
aspects of the expedition. 
Maps: Set of sketch maps illustrating route of 
expedition, and geological map of the surrounding 
district of Sentani Lake. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: University 
Library, Sydney; Australian Museum Library, 
Sydney, Public Library, Adelaide. 
264 —WICHMANN. A. 
Geologische Ergebnisse der Siboga Expedition. (Geo- 
logical results of the Siboga expedition). 4to. Leiden, 
E. J. Brill, 1925, pp viii, 164. (Siboga Expeditie, 
Uitkomsten, Monograph lxvi). (In German). 
Contents: The chief object of this expedition was 
an oceanographical survey of the waters of the 
Netherlands Indies. This volume contains the geo- 
logical results, chiefly of land localities visited. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney: Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney: Public Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Adelaide. 
265 —WICHMANN. H. 
H. A. Lorentz’ Expedition im siidwestlichen Neu- 
guinea, 1907. (H. A. Lorentz’ expedition in the south- 
western part of New Guinea). In: Petermanns Geo- 
graphische Mitteilungen, 1908, pp 89-90. (In German). 
Contents: Lorentz ascended the Noord or Lorentz 
River on the south coast of New Guinea and climbed 
the mountains to a point 4° 29' S, 138° 50' E in the 
first south New Guinea Expedition. This article 
summarises previous exploration in this area. 
Map: Map showing route, scale 1:3,000,000. Insets; 
Wilhelminatop in the Oranje Mountains (seen from 
a distance of about 80 km.)—eyesketch. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Forestry Com- 
mission Library, Sydney; Public Library, Melbourne. 
266— WIEZ, Paul 
Anthropologische und Ethnologische Ergebnisse der 
Zentral Neu-Guinea Expedition, 1921-1922. (Anthro- 
pological and ethnological results of the Central 
New Guinea Expedition, 1921-1922). (Nova Guinea: 
Uitkomsten der Nederlandsche Nieuw-Guinea Ex- 
pedities, Vol. 16, 1924, Livr. 1). (In German). 
Contents: Report of the expedition, mainly the 
anthropological and ethnological results, up the 
Mamberamo River. 
Photographs: Of anthropological and ethnological 
interest. 
314 Maps: Mamberamo River and Central New Guinea, 
scale 1:200,000, rough sketch map only, shows route 
from Doorman’s Peak to Mt. Wilhelmina; Oranje 
Mountains, Doorman’s Peak to Mt. Wilhelmina, scale 
1:500,000, rough sketch map only, shows route of 
1921-1922 expedition from Doorman’s Peak to Mt. 
Wilhelmina, contours are shown. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Public Library, Adelaide. 
267 —WIRZ. Paul 
1m Herzen von Neu-Guinea; Fagebuch einer Reise 
ins Innere von Hollandisch Neu Guinea. (In the heart 
of New Guinea; diary of a journey into the interior 
of Dutch New Guinea). 8vo. Zurich, Rascher 
(1925), pp 76. (In German). 
Contents: Report of journey up the Mamberamo 
River to Mt. Doorman and neighbouring mountains. 
Photographs: Landscape in Doreh Bay with the 
Ronde settlement; north New Guinea; Crossing the 
rapids of the Mamberamo; Bamboo forest on the 
southern slope of Mt. Doorman (shows a mountain 
stream and dense bamboo thickets). 
Map: Rough sketch map of area covered. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
268 - WIRZ, Paul 
Damonen und Wilde in Neu Guinea. (Demons and 
savages in New Guiniea). 8vo. Stuttgart, Strecker 
und Schroder, 1928, pp xii, 386. (In German). 
Contents: Account of anthropological investigations 
from 1916 to 1922 in the territory of the Marine!- 
anim in southern Dutch New Guinea, east from 
Frederik-Hendrik-Island to Ongaya on the coast, 
and inland to the Digoel River—mainly among 
the Marind-anim natives. These involved journeys 
up the Maro, Kumbe and Bian Rivers, to the Digoel, 
Eilanden and Lorentz Rivers, to Frederik Hendrik 
Island, and across the British border to the More- 
head River. The base was Merauke, of which a 
description is given, and an account of its popula- 
tion. Other places described are Kumbe, Domandeh, 
Okaba, Wamal, Tamarau, Wend.u, Habee Island, 
Wanme, Tonda. Topography, vegetation, fauna, 
river navigation, birds of paradise hunting. Natives 
(physical characteristics, dress, ornament, manners 
and customs, rites and ceremonies, social organiza- 
tion, hunting and fishing, health, festivals, language, 
myths, religion, head-hunting), missions. 
Photographs: Set of views and studies of native 
types, houses, etc. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; National Library, Can- 
berra: Public Library, Melbourne. 
269 — WIRZ. Paul 
1m Lande des Schneckengeldes: Erinnerungen und 
Erlebnisse einer Fcrschungsreise ins Innere von 
Hollandisch-Neuguinea. (In the land of shell' money: 
memories and experiences of a journey of explora- 
tion in the interior of Dutch New Guinea). 8vo 
Stuttgart, Strecker und Schroder, 1931, pp viii, 152. 
(In German). 
Contents: Account of a journey up the Mamberamo 
River. The scientific results of the expedition are 
published in Nova Guinea: Uitkomsten der Neder- 
landsche Nieuw-Guinea Expedities, Vol. 16, 1924 
Livr. 1. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; University 
Library. Sydney. 
270- Paul 
Wildnis und Freiheit. (Wilderness and freedom). 
Stuttgart, Strecker und Schroder, 1933. (In German). 
Contents: Account of the author’s visit to the 
Delta and Western Division of British New Guinea 
and to the south coast of Dutch New Guinea. 
Copy in Mitchell Library, Sydney. 
271— WIRZ. Paul 
Am See von Sentani (Hollandisch Neu Guinea). (On 
the lake of Sentani, Dutch New Guinea). In: Nether- 
lands India, Old and New, Vol. 18, March, 1933, 
pp 112-116. (In German). 
Contents: Native boat construction and navigation. 
Photographs: Settlement on Humboldt Bay; Boys 
in canoes. 
Copy in NEF1S Library. 
272 — WOLLASTON. A. F. R. 
Pygmies and Papuans: the stone age today in Dutch 
New Guinea; with appendices by W. R. Ogilvie- 
Grant, A. C. Haddon and S. H. Ray. London, 
Smith, Elder & Co., 1912, pp xxiv, 352. 
Contents: Official record by the medical officer, 
entomologist and botanist of the British Ornitholo- 
gists’ Union expedition of 1909-1911. The choice of 
the Mimika River for the beginning of the journey 
prevented the expedition from reaching its objec- 
tive of the Snow Mountains. Exploration of the 
Mimika, Kapare, Wataikwa, Utakwa, Iwaka and 
Kamura Rivers. Native carriers, rations, trade, 
geography, topography, vegetation, fauna. Natives 
(villages, houses, physical characteristics, dress, 
language, agriculture, food, ceremonies, music, 
dancing, games, weapons). Discovery of Tapiro 
pygmies. Descriptions of Wakatimi and Merauke 
and Parimau, Mts. Godman, Wataikwa, Mount 
Leonard Darwin. Notes on birds, pygmies and 
languages. 
Photographs'. A number of views illustrating account 
of the expedition. 
Map; Part of Dutch New Guinea, drawn by C. G. 
Rawling and E Marshall, to illustrate the explora- 
tions of the British Expedition, 1909-1911, scale 
1:250,000, shows rivers fordable and unfordable, 
limits of navigation for launch, for canoes, routes 
of the expedition, camps. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Botanical Gardens’ Lib- 
rary, Sydney; Oxley Library, Brisbane; National 
Library, Canberra; Parliamentary Library, Mel- 
bourne; Public Library, Melbourne; Royal Zoo- 
logical and Acclimatization Society of Victoria 
Library, Melbourne; Parliamentary Library, Ade- 
laide; Royal Geographical Society of Australasia 
Library, Adelaide; University Library, Adelaide: 
Public Library, Adelaide; Public Library, Perth; 
University Library, Hobart. 
315 273 — WOLLASTON, A. F. R. 
An expedition to Dutch New Guinea. In; Geo- 
graphical Journal, Vol. xliii, 1914, pp 248-273. 
Contents: Journey by launch and canoe up the 
Utakwa River, then on foot to the mountains. Des- 
cription of equipment, stores and carriers, topo- 
graphy of rivers and mountains, the natives of the 
Utakwa and the mountains (physical characteristics, 
dress, implements, manners and customs, dwellings, 
food); flora and fauna, climate and health. This 
expedition made the first ascent of Mount Carstensz. 
Photographs: Mount Carstensz from the south; 
Mount Leonard Darwin from southeast; Valley of 
Utakwa (Banderong, 6,000ft); View down Utakwa 
valley from 13,000 feet of Mount Carstensz; Valley 
of the Utakwa at 4,000 feet. 
Map: Sketch map to illustrate explorations in Dutch 
New Guinea by A. F. R. Wollaston, 1912-1913, scale 
1:800,000, shows routes, heights in feet, camps and 
cultivations. 
Copies in Public Library, Sydney; Australian 
Museum Library, Sydney; Royal Society of New 
South Wales Library, Sydney; Public Library, Bris- 
bane; University Library, Brisbane; Queensland 
Museum Library, Brisbane; National Library, Can- 
berra; Royal Society of Victoria Library, Mel- 
bourne; University Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of South Aus- 
tralia Library, Adelaide; Parliamentary Library, 
Adelaide; Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Geo- 
graphical Society of Australasia Library, Adelaide: 
Public Library, Perth; Royal Society of Tasmania 
Library, Hobart. 
274— WRIGHT, Arnold and BREAKSPEAR, Oliver T. 
Twentieth century impressions of Netherlands 
India; edited by A. Wright and O. T. Breakspear. 
See annotation under twentieth century impressions 
of Netherlands India, No. 241 in this section. 
275 — Wt)ST. G. 
Die Erforschung der Bodenkonfiguration des Aust. 
Mittelmeeres. (Investigation of the bottom con- 
figuration of Australasian “Middle Sea”). In; Zeit- 
schrift der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin, 1936, 
Nos. 9-10, pp 347-358. (In German). 
Contents: Depth studies by the Snellius expedition, 
with explanatory graphs and contour sketches. 
Copies in University Library, Brisbane; Linnean 
Society of New South Wales Library, Sydney; Uni- 
versity Library, Sydney; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of Tas- 
mania Library, Hobart. 
276 — ZONDERVAN. H. 
Aus Niederlandisch Neu Guinea. (On Dutch New 
Guinea). In: Deutsche Geographische Blatter, Vol. 
xvn, part 4, 1894, pp 306-320; Vol. xvm, parts 3, 4, 
1895, pp 263-274, 386-405. (In German). 
Contents: Descriptions of: i.; Kalana Fat or the terri- 
tory of the four Radjas, including the island Wai- 
geu, Salawati, Misool and the smaller islands, 
Gaman, Mios Mansar, Batan Fa. Kafiau and Los. 
The nature of the coasts, vegetation, people, fauna, 
houses, etc., is described, ii.: McCluer Bay. hi.: 
North coast, eastward of Cape d’Urville, notes on 
adjoining islands, villages and people, products, 
fauna, etc. iv.: The south coast, vi.: The Num- 
for tribes of Biak Island living in the south and 
southwest of the Dutch Territory, where they are 
presumed to have spread owing to local wars, notes 
on the Schouten Islands, Biak, Japen, Numfor, 
Ron—natives, fauna, vegetation, etc. vi.; South 
and east coasts of Geelvink Bay. 
Map: Sketch map of north and west coasts of Dutch 
New Guinea, scale 1:7,500,000. (In Vol. xvn). 
Copy in University Library, Brisbane. 
277 — ZWAAN, J. P. Kleiweg de and BORKFELTKAMP. 
A. J. van 
Enkele metingen en volume-bepalingen aan Neder- 
landsche en Papoesche schedels. (Some measure- 
ments and volume determinations in Dutch and 
Papuan skulls). In: Koninklijk Koloniaal Instituut 
te Amsterdam, Mededeeling, No. xlvi, Afdeeling 
Volkenkunde, No. 12, 1938. (In Dutch). 
Contents : Anthropometric comparison between 
Dutch and Papuan skulls. 
Copy in NEFIS Library. 
278 — ZWIERZYCKI. J. 
Notes on the morphology and tectonics of the 
north coast of New Guinea. In: Philippine Journal 
of Science, Vol. xxix, 1926, pp 505-515. 
Contents: Topography of the area included in the 
geological description. 
Photographs: Jautefa lagoon (2 views). 
Maps: New Guinea, showing location of oil, gold, 
copper and other ores; Part of north coast (from 
Aitape to Mamberamo River), scale 1;400,000. 
Copies in Australian Museum Library, Sydney; 
Botanic Gardens’ Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Sydney; Royal Society of New South Wales Lib- 
rary, Sydney; University Library, Sydney; Geologi- 
cal Survey Library, Brisbane; Council for Scientific 
and Industrial Research Library, Melbourne; Public 
Library, Melbourne; Royal Society of Victoria Lib- 
rary, Melbourne; University Library, Melbourne; 
Public Library, Adelaide; Royal Society of South 
Australia Library, Adelaide; University Library, 
Adelaide; Waite Agricultural Research Institute 
Library, Adelaide. 
279 — ZWIERZYCKI. J. 
Verslag over geologisch-mijnbouwkundige onderzoe- 
kingen in een gedeelte van Noord Nieuw-Guinea. 
(Account of geological and mineralogical investi- 
gations in a part of northern New Guinea). In: 
Jaarboek van het in Nederlandsch-Indie, 
Verhandelingen, 1921, Iste gedeelte, pp 95-132. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents: Nature of the terrain from the Australian 
boundary westward, beyond the Tor River to Apau- 
war, geology, stratigraphy, economic geology, oil 
indications and salt-water springs, eruptive rocks, 
the Cyclops Mountains. 
Photographs: Views of Sentani Lake, Neogene Hills, 
Jautefa lagoon, Serpentine Mountains, and Cyclops 
Mountains. 
316 Maps; Geological survey map of a part of the 
north coast of Netherlands New Guinea, in seven 
sheets, scale 1:100,000; sections in two sheets, scale 
1:100,000. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Geological 
Survey Library, Melbourne; Geological Survey 
Library, Perth; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
280 — ZWIERZYCKI. J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Indischen Archipel, schaal 1:1,000,000. Toelichting 
bij de Bladen xiv, en xxi, Oost Nederlandsch-Nieuw- 
Guinea. (General geological map of the Netherlands 
Indies, scale 1:1,000,000. Explanatory text to sheets 
xiv and xxi, east Dutch New Guinea). In: Jaar- 
hoek van het in hi ederlandsch-Indie, V er- 
handelingen, 1927, Iste gedeelte, pp 248-308. (In 
Dutch with summary in English). 
Contents: Chapter headings: Geography, stratigraphy 
and tectonics. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
281— ZWIERZYCKI, J. 
Geologische overzichtskaart van den Nederlandsch- 
Indischen Archipel, schaal 1:1,000,000. Toelichting 
bij Blad xm (Vogelkop, West Nieuw-Guinea), be- 
werkt door J. Zwierzycki. (Geological survey map 
of the Netherlands Indian Archipelago, scale 
1,1,000,000. Explanation to sheet xm (Vogelkop, 
west New Guinea), prepared by J. Zwierzycki). In; 
Jaarhoek van het in Nederlandsch-lndie, 
Verhandelingen, 1930, derde gedeelte, pp 1-55. (In 
Dutch). 
Contents; Morphology, geology, stratigraphy, struc- 
tural geology, useful minerals, igneous rocks. 
Copies in Mitchell Library, Sydney; Public Library, 
Melbourne; Geological Survey Library, Hobart. 
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