- 1Epigraph
- 2Dedication — Preface
- 3Chapter I — Honolulu and the Island of Oahu
- 4Chapter II — Hilo, With Some Volcanoes
- 5Chapter III — Maui, and the Sugar Culture
- 6Chapter IV — Kauai, With a Glance at Cattle and Sheep
- 7Chapter V — The Hawaiian at Home: Manners and Customs
- 8Chapter VI — Commercial and Political
- 9Chapter VII — The Leper Asylum on Molokai
- 10Northern California — Its Agricultural Valleys, Dairies, Forests, F…
- 11Chapter II — Wine and Raisins — Profits of Drying Fruits
- 12Chapter III — The Tule Lands and Land Drainage
- 13Chapter IV — Sheep-Grazing in Northern California
- 14Chapter V — The Chinese as Laborers and Producers
- 15Chapter VI — The Mendocino Coast and Clear Lake — General View
- 16Chapter VII — An Indian Reservation
- 17Chapter VIII — The Redwoods and the Saw-Mill Country of Mendocino
- 18Chapter IX — Dairy-Farming in California
- 19Chapter X — Tehama and Butte, and the Upper Country
- 20Chapter XI — Tobacco Culture — With a New Method of Curing the Leaf
- 21Chapter XII — The Farallon Islands
- 22Chapter XIII — The Columbia River and Puget Sound — Hints to Tourists
- 23Appendix
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