280
APIACAR INDIAN 280
APIACAR WOMEN 284
MUNDURUCU WOMEN 288
APIACAR CHILDREN 288
RAFT CONSTRUCTED BY THE AUTHOR IN ORDER TO NAVIGATE THE CANUMA RIVER
WITH HIS TWO COMPANIONS OF STARVATION (_Coloured Plate_) 336
CANOE MADE OF THE BARK OF THE BURITY PALM 340
INDIANS OF THE MADEIRA RIVER 340
CARIPUNA INDIANS 348
INDIAN IDOLS OF THE PUTUMAYO DISTRICT 348
TRADING BOATS LANDING BALLS OF RUBBER, RIVER TAPAJOZ 352
ITAITUBA 356
A TRADING BOAT ON THE TAPAJOZ RIVER 360
THE S.S. "COMMANDANTE MACEDO" 360
COLONEL R. P. BRAZIL AND HIS CHARMING WIFE 364
WHERE THE MADEIRA-MAMORE RAILWAY BEGINS 368
MADEIRA-MAMORE RAILWAY, SHOWING CUT THROUGH TROPICAL FOREST 368
BOLIVIAN RUBBER AT ABUNA STATION ON THE MADEIRA-MAMORE RAILWAY 372
THE INAUGURATION TRAIN ON THE MADEIRA-MAMORE RAILWAY 372
WRECK OF THE "MAMORIA" IN THE CALDERAO OF THE SOLIMOES RIVER 376
INDIANS OF THE PUTUMAYO DISTRICT. (DR. REY DE CASTRO, PERUVIAN
CONSUL AT MANAOS IN THE CENTRE OF PHOTOGRAPH) 376
A STREET IN IQUITOS 380
THE LAUNCH "RIMAC" ON THE UCAYALLI RIVER 380
A TRAIL IN THE ANDES 384
CAMPAS INDIAN CHILDREN 388
CAMPAS OLD WOMAN AND HER SON 392
CAMPAS INDIAN WOMAN 396
CAMPAS WOMAN 400
CAMPAS MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD 400
THE UCAYALLI RIVER 402
THE LAUNCH ON WHICH AUTHOR TRAVELLED ALMOST TO THE
FOOT OF THE ANDES 402
CAMPAS FAMILY WADING ACROSS A STREAM 404
A FARMHOUSE ON THE ANDES 404
ON THE ANDES: AN ELEVATED TRAIL OVERLOOKING A FOAMING
TORRENT. (S