With the Dutch in the East: An Outline of the Military Operations in Lombock, 1894, Giving Also a Popular Account of the Native Characteristics, Architecture, Methods of Irrigation, Agricultural Pursuits, Folklore, Religious Customs, and a History of the Introduction of Islamism and Hinduism Into the IslandLuzac & Company, 1897 - 365 pages |
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Page 292
... Kaleh were to be directed against the kampongs . When this became dan- gerous for the advancing column , then South Mataram and Poenia were to be brought under fire instead . Shots were fired from the west border of the kampong of Paga ...
... Kaleh were to be directed against the kampongs . When this became dan- gerous for the advancing column , then South Mataram and Poenia were to be brought under fire instead . Shots were fired from the west border of the kampong of Paga ...
Page 295
... Kaleh arrived with the 20 c.m. mortar at half past nine , firing was able to be begun an hour later with the two guns in an Easterly direction . The 2nd column , consisting of the 7th battalion and a section of Cohorn - mortars under ...
... Kaleh arrived with the 20 c.m. mortar at half past nine , firing was able to be begun an hour later with the two guns in an Easterly direction . The 2nd column , consisting of the 7th battalion and a section of Cohorn - mortars under ...
Page 296
... Kaleh against Poenia , to prevent as far as possible , help being sent to the enemy from those places . At 8 a . m . the actual attack was begun . A furious beating of the tom - tom summoned to battle every Balinese man capable of ...
... Kaleh against Poenia , to prevent as far as possible , help being sent to the enemy from those places . At 8 a . m . the actual attack was begun . A furious beating of the tom - tom summoned to battle every Balinese man capable of ...
Page 298
... Kaleh , under Major van Blommestein 2 companies of the 7th battalion and one ( unhorsed ) section of field artillery ; at Sekar Bela Captain Tuinenberg with 1 company of last named battalion . This post could not be left before the ...
... Kaleh , under Major van Blommestein 2 companies of the 7th battalion and one ( unhorsed ) section of field artillery ; at Sekar Bela Captain Tuinenberg with 1 company of last named battalion . This post could not be left before the ...
Page 299
... Pagasangan : one platoon of infantry with one unhorsed mountain gun in each of the three blockhouses , one section of infantry . At Kaleh : one company of infantry with 2 horsed OPERATIONS FOR THE SIEGE OF MATARAM . 299.
... Pagasangan : one platoon of infantry with one unhorsed mountain gun in each of the three blockhouses , one section of infantry . At Kaleh : one company of infantry with 2 horsed OPERATIONS FOR THE SIEGE OF MATARAM . 299.
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7th battalion advance ammunition amongst Ampenan Antjar artillery attack balé Bali Balinese bamboo Batavia bivouac Borneo Brahmin Bugis Captain carried cavalry coast column command Commander-in-chief convicts death dessas Dewa Dewa-temple Djilantik East enemy European expedition fire force gods Government ground guns Gusti high road Hindu honour horses Indian infantry inhabitants island Java K'Toet Kaleh kampong Karang Karangassim klian krisses land Lawick letter Liefrinck Lieutenant Lindgreen Lombock Macassar Madé Madurese Malay mandoors Mataram Mataram-Poeri mètres morning mountain artillery Narmada native soldiers naval naval brigade night North occupied officers once padanda Pagasangan poenggawas poeri Praja prince prince's Prins Hendrik Raden Rajah reached received remained Resident retreat rice Salamparang Sassak chiefs Sassaks sawah section of engineers section of mountain Segov sent ships side soebak soon staff Sudras Sumbawa Surabaya Tandjong temple Tjakra Nagara troops walls West whilst Willemstijn wounded Zollinger
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Page 120 - I know surpassing in the labour that has been bestowed upon it any tract of equal extent in the most civilized countries of Europe. I rode through this strange garden utterly amazed, and hardly able to realize the fact, that in this remote 'and little known island...
Page 48 - And they encamped under the tall waringin-trecs that border all the roads about Mataram, and with blazing fires frighted away the ghouls and evil spirits that nightly haunt the gloomy avenues. In the morning a great procession was formed to conduct the Rajah to the mountain ; and the royal princes and relations of the Rajah mounted their black horses, whose tails swept the ground. They used no saddle or stirrups, but sat upon a cloth of gay colors ; the bits were of silver, and the bridles of many-colored...
Page 47 - ... of yellow wood were changed for ivory, and those of ivory were changed for gold, and diamonds and emeralds sparkled on many of them; and he knew very well which way the tribute-rice went. But as he could not prove it he kept silence, and resolved in his own heart some day to have a census taken, so that he might know the number of his people, and not be cheated out of more rice than was just and reasonable. But the difficulty was how to get this census. He could not go himself into every village...
Page 50 - Rajah spoke again and told them, — that the great spirit had commanded that twelve sacred krisses should be made, and that to make them every village and every district must send a bundle of needles — a needle for every head in the village. And when any grievous disease appeared in any village, one of the sacred krisses should be sent there ; and if every house in that village had sent the right number of needles, the disease would immediately cease ; but if the numbei of needles sent had not...
Page 47 - ... sure of this, no one must know that there was any census taken at all. This was a very hard problem; and the rajah thought and thought, as hard as a Malay rajah can be expected to think, but could not solve it: and so he was very unhappy, and did nothing but smoke and chew betel with his favorite wife, and eat scarcely anything; and even when he went to the cock-fight did not seem to care whether his best birds won or lost. For several days he remained in this sad state, and all ' the court were...
Page 121 - ... countries of Europe. I rode through this strange garden utterly amazed, and hardly able to realize the fact, that in this remote and little known island, from which all Europeans except a few traders at the port are jealously excluded, many hundreds of square miles of irregularly undulating country have been so skilfully terraced and levelled, and so permeated by artificial channels, that every portion of it can be irrigated and dried at pleasure.
Page 48 - ... eat and sleep at the close of each day. And when all was ready, the princes and priests and chief men came again to the Rajah to tell him what had been done, and to ask him when he would go up the mountain. And he fixed a day, and ordered every man of rank and authority to accompany him, to do honor to the great spirit who had bid him undertake the journey, and to show how willingly they obeyed his commands.