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special districts. The whole is richly illustrated by photographs, diagrams, and
seismograph tracings.
India—Irrigation. J-S. Arts 48 (1900): 831-837. Cotton.
Irrigation in India. . • e
A supplement to an article by General F. C. Cotton in Blackicood s Magazine for
May, 1900.
India—Kashmir. Globus 78 (1900): 222-226. 6
Fine Besteigung des Karsongpasses (Kaschmir). Yon Hermann Francke. With
Illustrations. Also a separate copy, presented by Herr G. 1 h. Iteichelt.
A summer trip from Leh to the summit of the Kasong pass.
India—North-West Frontier. D ^ al n t ® rS ‘
The operations of the Malakand Field Force and the Buner Field Force 1897-98.
Compiled in the Intelligence Branch • • • by Captain H. F. \V alters ^ ml £'
1900. Size 13£ X 8$, pp. iv., 90, and 86. Maps and Plates. Presented by the
Intelligence Branch, Simla.
India—Sikhim Himalayas. Do “ a son '
Lepcha Land, or Six Weeks in the Sikhim Himalayas. By Florence ponaldson.
London : Low & Co., 1900. Size 9x6, pp. xu. and 214. Map and Illustrations.
Price 10«. 6d. net. Presented by the Publishers.
An excellent account of a six-weeks’ journey in one of the least-known parts ot
the Indian frontier. The photographs are unusually well chosen and illustiative.
_ , . 4 Chalmers.
Japan—Hakodate. ioaa
Trade of Hakodate for the year 1899. Foreign Office, Annual No. 2503, 1900.
Size 9£ X 6*, pp. 12. Price Id.
Korea Rev Frangaise 25 (1900) : 394-398. Fauvel.
Coree : Le port de Ma-San-Pho. Par M. A. A. Fauvel. With Map.
The position of this port, opened by Korea to foreign trade in 1899, ^s so little
known that it is given erroneously in the supplement to Vivien de St. Martin s
Gazetteer.
Malay Archipelago. Aature 62 (1900): 327-328.
The Cruise and Deep-Sea Exploration of the Siboga in the Indian Archipelago.
With Charts. Vrieg
Malay ^d. Gemots. Amsterdam 17 (1900) : 467-502, 593-621.
Eeis door eenige eilandengroepen der Residentie Amboina. Door J. H. de Vries.
Malay Archipelago-Bomeo. O^er. Monats. Orient 26 (1900) : 76-79. Breitenstein.
Die Handelsverhaltnisse auf Borneo und in Niederlandisch-Indien. \on Dr.
Heinrich Breitenstein.
. , „ Keyser.
Malay Archipelago—Borneo.
Trade of Brunei and Sarawak for the Year 1899. Foreign Office, Annual No.
2491,1900. Size 9£ X 6£, pp. 12. Price Id.
Malay Archipelago—Borneo and Java. rel enS . 6m ’
21 Jahre in Indien. Aus dem Tagebuche eines Mihtararztes. Ersder Iheil.
Borneo ZweiterTheil: Java. Von Dr. H. Breitenstein. Leipzig i l h. Gr.eben s
Teriag (L. Fernan), 1899-1900. Size 9J X 0, ;pp. (Theil i.) 201; (The.l n.) xu.
and 408. Illustrations. Price 12«.
The experiences and observations of an army surgeon who for twen t^ e JJ^^e
in the service of the Netherlands Government in Borneo and Java. The notes on
people and on the conditions as to health are of interest. ^ gtok
Malay Archipelago—Java.
Tijds. K. Ned. Aard. Genoots. Amsterdam 17 (1900) : 585-592.
Eennieuweregenkaart van Java. Door Dr. J. P. Van der Stok. With Map
A new rainfall map of Java on the scale of 1: 1,500,000. The distribution of rain
fall is, as a rule, greatest on the watersheds between adjoining river-basins, but mro
are some curious anomalies, especially in the western half of the island. Heldrin „
Malay Archipelago—Sumatra. /lanev . coo ftqq
Tijds. K. Ned. Aard. Genoots. Amsterdam 17 (1900) . 62_-b39.
Poeloe Well; zijne topographische beschrijving en eenige opmerkingen met
betrekking tot de beteekenis van het eiland. Door E. Heldnng. With Map.