Java and the East Indies – Frank G. Carpenter (1923) (1st ed)

Contents:

1. Just a Word Before We Start
2. In Old Batavia
3. A Day at Weltevreden
4. Dutch Rule in the East Indies
5. How Java Paid Its Way
6. On a Big Tea Plantation
7. The Netherlands India Army
8. In and About Bandong
9. How Quinine is Produced
10. Across Java by Rail
11. In the Rice Fields
12. The Initiation of a Prince
13. Within the Sultan’s Palace City
14. The Women of Java
15. The Shrine of a Thousand Buddhas
16. The Sultan of Solo
17. On the Coffee Estates
18. Volcanoes of the Land of Fire
19. The Sand Sea and the Bromo
20. Surabaya, the Sugar Centre
21. Colonial Life in the Dutch East Indies
22. Cruising Through the Sunda Sea
23. The Rajah of Lombok as Tax Collector
24. Celebes and the Moluccas
25. The Home of Birds of Paradise
26. Tattooed Debutantes and Wasp-Waisted Men
27. Borneo
28. The Head-Hunting Dyaks
29. About Sumatra
30. Singapore, a Gateway of the Orient
31. Chinese Workers and Malay Drones
32. John Bull in Malaya
33. The Sultan of Johore