| The Discovery of Easter Island | 447 |
| Sailing Directions, Geological Features | 450 |
| Various Names of the Island | 452 |
| Climate, Villages and Habitations | 453 |
| Flora | 454 |
| Mammals | 457 |
| Birds, Fishes | 458 |
| Reptiles and Insects, Nets and Ropes | 459 |
| Natives | 460 |
| Personal Appearance of the Natives | 462 |
| Brutal Treatment of Natives by Early Voyagers | 464 |
| Thieving | 465 |
| Tattooing | 466 |
| Salutation, Dress | 467 |
| Mats, Amusements, The Native Dance | 468 |
| Religion | 469 |
| Superstitions | 470 |
| Diseases and their Treatment | 471 |
| Fire | 471 |
| Cannibalism, Government | 472 |
| Burial of the Dead | 473 |
| Boats, Weapons and War | 474 |
| Exploration of the Island | 476 |
| Reconnaissance to Rana Kao | 477 |
| The Ancient Stone House at Orongo | 478 |
| Sculptured Rocks | 481 |
| Ancient Customs in Relation to Gathering the Sea-Birds Eggs | 482 |
| Employment of Natives | 483 |
| Cave and Tomb near Ahuakapu Point, Ruins of the Oldest Habitation of the Island | 486 |
| Natural Caves | 487 |
| Anakena Bay | 489 |
| The Poike Plains | 490 |
| Tongariki | 490 |
| Rana Roraka | 492 |
| Skulls Showing Peculiar Marks | 496 |
| Platforms and Images | 497 |
| Language | 513 |
| Translation of Easter Island Tablets | |
| Apai | 517 |
| Apai: English Translation | 518 |
| Atua Matariri | 520 |
| Atua Matariri: English Translation | 521 |
| Eaha to ran ariiki Kete | 523 |
| Eaha to ran ariiki Kete: English Translation | 523 |
| Ka ihi uiga...: Father mourning loss of child | 525 |
| Ate-a-renga...: Love song | 526 |
| Tradition in regard to the origin of the Islanders | 526 |
| Tradition regarding obsidian spear-points | 532 |
| Tradition regarding fish-hooks | 533 |
| Genealogy of the kings of Easter Island | 533 |
| List of Ethnographic Specimens | 534 |
| Polynesian Archaeology | 538 |
| Language - Vocabulary | 546 |
| Vocabulary | 547 |