546 Waginda, the people of Ugdnda, 29, 38, 39, 45, 67, 88, 111, 119 Wagtails, see Budytes, Motacilla Wahtima, Wawitu, or Watusi, tribe of herdsmen, 35, 37, 43, 82, 92, 125, 130, 284, 508, 517 (pedigrees) Wai, a large river flowing west to Welle, 160 Waj, Alwaj, or Elwaj, a Dinka tribe (7° 50’ N. 29° 30’ E:), 339 Wakonjo, tribe (south-east of Albert Lake?), 508 Wakori, tribe (0° 20’ N. 34° E.), 505 Wallace’s zoo-geographical regions, 392, 404 Waumberi, a division of the Makrakd, 376 Wamboga, see Mboga Wandi, sta. (4° 16’ N. 30° 31’ E.), 370, 389, 465, 468, 481 Wando, Mbio’s brother, a Zandé chief (original res, 4° 16’ N, 28° 8’ E.), 374, 421, 439 Wanyéro, people of Unyéro (1° N. 31° E.), 58-55, 73-97, 112-133 ; personal, 53, 73; extraction of teeth, 745; dress, 55, 120; houses, 55 ; food and drink, 74, 76, 78, 79; cannibalism, 77, 94; diseases, 94; birth, 83; twins, 84; graves, 93; matrimony, 82, 85, 90; prostitutes, 87; chiefs’ wives, 77; slave-girls, 117; blood-brotherhood, 77; agriculture and cattle, 79, 80, 90; smiths, 81; bark cloth, 82; tanners, 81; pottery, 88, 122; markets and trade, 79, 111, 112; political institutions, 91; laws, 86, 88; poison ordeal, 88; home rule, 89. History of Unyéro, 92; war with Ugdnda, 498, 499, 501; legends, 93-96 ; witches, 82 ;| magic, 93 ; superstitions and divination, 94-963 geographical notes, 97 Warbler, see Aédon, Cistiola Warrafan, swamp (6° 36’ N. 29° 42’ E.), 333 Waru, mt. (5° 22’ 'N. 5° 35’ E.), 356 Wasawe, tribe, probably the Musawe of J. Thomson, who are not Masai (0° 40’ N. 34° 30’ E.), or the Masaba (1° 20’ N. 23° 20’ E.), 97 Was6éga (inhabitants of Usdga, 0° 30’ N, Die B. yell fs Lon) Wasongora, 2.¢., inhabitants of Usongora (q. v.) Water-lilies (Nymphea), 12, 100 Water-melons, 145, 873, 419 Watusi, see Wahtima Wau, sta, (7° 34’ N. 27° 52’ E.), 480, 464, 485, 496 Wawitu, see Wahtima Wax-bill, see Amadina INDEX AND GLOSSARY.

Weaver-bird, 14, 34, 142, 25 phantornis Welle (“river,” Makwa of Za of Monbuttu, Obbi of Madi LOW, 201, 441 Werahanje, capital of Karagw yp A li) ya Wheat, 419 Wheat-ear, see Myrmecocichl White Nile, ascent from Kha Wichwezi, aborigines of U soothsayers, 112, 137, 285 Widow - birds, 142, 379, 38 Euplectes, Penthetria Wilson, Rev. Mr., at Rubaga, Wira or Vira, dist. (south of Wodbala, khor (8° 58’ N. 3 247 Woll, tribe (3° 10’ N. 33° 157 Woodpeckers, in Unyoéro, 5 Picus Woratta, a people to the sout §12 XANTHORPIA (bats), 221, 310 Xeropetalum, a plant, 368 Xerus leucumbrinus (a squirr Xilopia ethiopica (a plant wi husk), 123, 190 YaBiRvS, sce Mycteria senega Yalo, river, also known as Nam Rol, or Gel (source, 4° 538’ E.), 325-827, 333, 353 386, 387 Yam (Dioscorea alata) 106, 26 Yambuya, vill. (1° 10’ N, 24° 5 Yangara, a Monbuttu chief 3° 20’ N. 28° E.), 195, 205 446, 448 © Yei, river, see Ayi Yembe, khor (4° 2’ N. 30° 40’ Yere, vill. (5° 35’ N..30° 13’ caverns (5° 48’ N. 30° 22 Yibi, khor (4° N. 32° 4’ E.), 2 Yodzi, dist., near Labére, 262 Yuaia, will (35 42!) N. 3253 267 Yuba, khor (8° 15’ N. 81° 57’ Yussuf Pasha Hassan, 413, 48 Zanph or Nyam-Nyam, tribe 374, 439 (chiefs), 451; see als Banjia, Iddio Zanga, sta. (5° 4’ N. 30° 45’ EK. Zanzibar traders in Unyéro, 67 Zea mays, sce Maize