JOURNAL

Bombay Natural History Society

GENERAL INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS

FOR VOLS. XXXVII--XLH INCLUSIVE

ABDULALI, HUMAYUN.—wNote on the White-cheeked Bulbul (Molpastes

é leucogenys) in Salsette, Bombay, xxxvii, 221; Occurrence of the Green-fronted

Pigeon (Dendrophassa pompadora affinis) in the Kolaba District, xxxvii, 955 ;

A Dhaman (Ptyas mucosus) rattling its tail, xxxvil, 958 ; An addition to the

List of Snakes of Bombay and Salsette (Coronella brachyura), xxxviii, 197 ;

Note on the Alpine Swift (Micropus melba bakeri Hartert) at Gersoppa,

XXXviii, 829; Distribution of the Kashmir Roller (Coracias garrulus seme-

nowt), XXXvill, 622 ; The Jack Snipe and the White-eyed Pochard in Hydera-

bad, xxxvili, 625 ; The food of the Mugger (Crocodilus palustris), xl, 336 ;

Some birds observed in Kutch and Kathiawar, xl, 122; Leeches attacking

chicks of the Pied Kingfisher (Ceryle rudis Linn.), xli, 173; The sun as a

mortality factor among young birds (1 plate) xli, 433 ; Rat-snakes fighting,

xlii, 666 ; ‘he mating instinct versus self protection, xlii, 666 ; Black Wood-

pecker in the neighbourhood of Bombay, xlti, 933.

ABDULALI, HUMAYUN anp ALI, SALIM.—Additional notes on the Birds

of Bombay and Salsette, xli, 191.

ABDUS SALAM, M.—On the Occurrence of Cichorium intybus Linn. (Chicory)

in Hyderabad, Deccan. (With 1 plate), xli, 680.

ACHARYA, HARI NARAYAN, F.z.s., F.R.G.s.—Nesting-habits of the Blue

Rock Pigeon (Columba livia), xxxvii, 490 ; Speed of the Golden Oriole (Orio-

lus 0. kundoo), xxxviii, 403 ; Occurrence of the Flamingo (Phoenicopterus

ruber antiquorum) in Northern Gujarat, xxxviii, 404; The White-Bellied

Sea-Eagle (Haliaetus leucogaster Gmel.) in North Gujerat, xxxviii, 828;

Sarus flocks, xxxviii, 831; Migration of Flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber

~ antiquorum) from North Gujerat, xxxix, 182; Distribution of Sternocera

nitidicollis, C..1'.G., xl, 579 ; A Tree-Mouse (Vandeluria oleracea) in the nest

of a Spider, xl, 737 ; Number of young of Long-tailed Tree-Mouse (Vande-

_ ‘luria oleracea), xl, 739; Freshwater fishes of North Gujarat, xl, 772.

ALI, SALIM A.—A comment on ‘ The Nesting Habits of the Small Sunbird

(Leptocoma minima)’ {published on pp. 730-732 of the Journal, Vol. xxxii],

Xxxvil, 957; Do Birds employ Ants to rid themselves of ectoparasites ?

XXXVili, 628 ; ‘The Preservation of Wild Life in India No. 8, Hyderabad

State, xxxvili Supplement, 231 ; The Birds of Central India, Part I. With

~ - notes by H. Whistler (1 map), xli, 82; Part II, xli, 470; An additional

list of Birds from Hyderabad State, xl, 497; The Birds of Bahawalpur,

Punjab (1 map, 4 black and white plates), xlii, 704 5 The Book of Indian

Birds (review of, by S.H.P. ) xiii, 925. :

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ALI, SALIM anp ABDULALI. HUMAYUN.—The Birds of Bombay and

Salsette, Part I (1 map, 4 plates), xxxix, 83; Part Il (3 plates), xxxix,

520; Part III (1 plate), xxxix, 679; Part IV (2 plates), xl, 148; Part V

(1 plate), xl, 367; Part VI,’xl, 628.

ALI, SALIM anp WHISTLER, HUGH.—The Ornithology of Travancore

and Cochin, Part I (1 map, 4 plates, and 5 diagrams), xxxvii, 814; Part II

(2 plates), xxxviii, 61; Part III (3 plates), xxxvili, 282; Part IV, xxxviii,

484; Part V, xxxvili, 759; Part VI (1 plate), xxxix, 3; “Part VIN) xxxix,

320; Part VIII, xxxix, 569; The Hyderabad State Ornithological

Survey, Part IV, xxxvii, 124; Part V (3 plates), xxxvii, 425.

ALIKHAN, IFTIKHAR.—Method adopted by leopards in hunting monkeys,

xl, 555.

AMIRTHALINGAM, C., B.sc., ph.D.—The nesting habits of the Gourami

(Osphronemus goramy), xli, 436.

ANANTANARAYANAN, K. P., B.a.

See CHERIAN, M.c., B.A., B.SC., D.I.C.

See SUBRAMANIAM, 'T. V.

ANTS.—See INSECTS (HyMENOPTERA)

APHIDS.—See INSECTS (HEmMIpPTERA)

ARACHNIDS: Scorpions.—Do young scorpions eat their patent ? xxxvii, 963.

SPIpERS.—Notes on observations of some peculiar habits of an ant-mimicing

Spider (A. forticeps Cambr.), (2 photos), xxxvii, 233; The life history

oF Myrmarachne plataleoides (Cambr.) A spider-mimic of the Indian Red

Ant (1 plate), xxxvii, 369 ; A new spider of Bengal mimicking Oecophylla

smaragdina. (3 text-figures), xxxvii, 960; On the mating habits of spiders,

xxxvii, 962; Observations on some peculiar habits of the Spider (Mar-

pissa melanognathus) (2 plates), xxxix, 142; Parental care and cannibalism

in Arachnids, xxxix, 194 ; Does the Giant Wood-Spider (Nephila maculata)

live more than one season? xxxix, 194; Mating of the Spider

Tetragnatha, xxxix, 197 ; About spider collection (1 plate, 8 text-figures),

xxxix, 366; ‘The Giant Wood-Spider, xxxix, 425; Notes on the moulting

process of the Spider (Myrmarachne plataleoides Camb.). (With four text-

figures), Xxxix, 426; Protective adaptation among some Indian Spiders,

(1 photo, 3 text-figures), xl, 477; A case of poisoning from the bite of a

spider, xl, 773 ; Some Indian spiders: their season of prosperity, xlii, 217.

ARROW, GILBERT J.—An Appeal ; Wanted Stag Beetles, xxxix, 609.

ASANA, J. J.—Further observations on the egg-laying habits of the Lizard,

Calotes versicolor (Boulenger), xlii, 937.

AUGIER, P. W.—Abundance of the Fantail and Pintail Snipe, xxxvii, 956.

AYYAR, P. N. KRISHNA.—A new carton-building species of ant in South

India (Cremastogaster dohrni artifex) (4 plates), xxxix, 291; Marriage Flight

and Colony Founding of the Common Black Ant [Camponotus (Tane-

myrmex) compressus]. (With 2 text-figures), Xxxix, 750.

AYYAR, T. V. RAMAKRISHNA, B.a., php. anD MARGABANDRHU, V.,

M.A.—Further records of Indo-Ceylonese Chalcid flies, xxxvii, 193.

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AYYAR, T. V. RAMAKRISHNA, B.a., ph.pD.—Termites as food, xxxvii, 966 ;

Notes on some Coccide (Homoptera, Rhynchota) from South India, xxxix,

146; Two caterpillars of economic importance not recorded before from

S. India, xl, 336; A caterpillar pest of Champaka (Michelia champaca),

xli, 443; The bionomics of the Yam Beetle [Galerucida bicolor (Hope)]

(1 plate), xli, 874; Handbook of Economic Entomology for South India,

xlii, 647.

BABA SAHEB, NARAYAN RAO.—Mating habits of crows, xxxviii, 620.

BADWAR, R. L., B.Sc., M.Sc.—See Chopra, Col. Sir R. N., C.1.E., M.A., M.D.,

Sc.D., F.R.C.P.

BAILEY, Lr.-Cor. F. M.—Occurrence of Tiger in Sikkim, xli, 166. Diagora

nicevillei (Moore) (1 plate), xlii, p. 819.

BAKER, E. C. STUART, ¢.1.£., F.z.S., F.L.S., M.B.O.U., H.F.A.O.U.—The Game

Birds of the Indian Empire, Vol. v, Part XX, 1 coloured plate of the Ruff

and Reeve (Philomachus pugnax), xxxvii, 1; Vol. v, Part XXI, 1 coloured

plate of The Eastern Knot (Calidris tenuirostris), Red-necked Phalarope

(Lobipes lobatus) and The Grey Phalarope (Phalaropus fulicarius) [winter],

xxxvii, 245; The Long-tailed Duck (1 coloured plate), xxxvii, 549; The

Game Birds of the Indian Empire, Vol. v, Part XXII (1 coloured plate),

XXXVili; Comment on Cuckoo Problems, xxxviii, 750; An appeal: Wanted

information about Cuckoos, xxxviii, 810.

BANERJI, I.—A note on the embryology of the Groundnut, Arachis hypogaea,

L., xl, 539; A contribution to the life history of Tridax procumbens Linn.

(2 plates, 25 text-figures), xlii, 89.

BARNES, ALICE D.—Breeding of the Little Indian Nightjar (Caprimulgus

asiaticus asiaticus) in the Chingleput District (1 plate), xxxix, 865.

BARNES, Mrs. A. M.—Birds observed in and near Tambaram, Chingleput

District, South India, xl, 467, 744.

BARNES, EDWARD, B.sc.—Some observations on the genus Arvisema on the

Nilgiri Hills, South India (1 plate), xxxvii, 630; A Curious habit of a

Danaid butterfly, xli, 443 ; A note on the Root-Parasitism of Centranthera

humifusa Wall, xl, 668.

BARRY, AGNES T.—The Common Chamaeleon (Chamaeleon zeylanicus)

in Gujarat, xxxvili, 201.

BASU, B.—A comment on the name ‘ Blood-sucker ’ applied to Calotes versicolor

(Daud.), xl, 577.

BATES, Major R. S. P., M.B.0.u.—Notes on the habits of some Indian birds

(3 plates), xxxvii, 902; Do birds employ ants to rid themselves of ecto-

parasites ? xxxix, 394; Some birds of Chittagong, xxxviii, 158; On the birds

of Kishenganga Valley, Kashmir, xxxviii, 520; On the parasitic habits

of the Pied Crested Cuckoo [Clamator jacobinus (Bodd.)], xl, 125 ; Rose-

finches and other birds of the Wardwan Valley (6 plates), xl, 183; Bird

photography in India (6 plates), xl, 666.

BATES, W.—Nidification of the Travancore Laughing-Thrush [ Trochalopteron

jerdont fairbanki (Blanf.)] and the Black-headed Babbler [Rhopocichla

airiceps atriceps (Oates)], Xxxvii, 727.

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BATTYE, Capt. R. K. M.—Notes on some birds observed between Yatung-

and Gyantse, Tibet, xxxviii, 406; Occurrence of the tiger in Sikkim, xli,

165; Occurrence of the panther (Panthera pardus) in Tibet, xxxviii, 609 ;

Notes on Elwes’s Horned Pheasant (Crossoptilon harmani), xxxviii, 626.

BEADN ELL, C. B.—An albino Nilgiri Pipit (Anthus nilghiriensis), xxxix, 174.

BEESON, C. F. C., D.sc., F.R.E.S., F.N.1.S.—Distribution of the Buprestid beetle

(Sternocera chrysis F.), xxxviii, 834.

BEGBIE, Lt.-Cot. ARUNDEL.—Legendary method of hunting in wild

dogs, xxxvili, 814.

BELL, T. R., 1.F.s. (Retired).—A Description of the Notodontid Moth (Dudusa

nobilis) and its early stages (2 plates), xxxviil, 134; Description of a new

species of Wasp (Paravespa eva) (1 plate), xxxviii, 803.

BERESFORD, Bricapier G. DE La P., M.c.— Early and late snipe, xxxix, 868.

BERRY, JOHN, .a. (Cantab.).—An interesting case of semicyclopia in a shark

(2 plates, 1 diagram), xxxvii, 912.

BETHAM, Bric.-GEn. R. M., c.1.E.—The Indian Longtailed Nightjar, xl, 124.

BETTS, F. N.—South Indian Woodpeckers (1 plate), xxxvii, 197; Dates of arrival

of migrant birds in Coorg in 1932, xxxvii, 225; Nidification of the Black-

headed Babbler (Rhopocichla a. atriceps), xxxviii, 189; Arrival dates of

migrant birds in Coorg, xxxviii, 197; Wanted information about heronries

in South India, xxxix, 183 ; Snakes’ method of swallowing prey, xxxix, 424 ;

Bird life on a Southern Indian Tank (2 plates), xxxix, 594; Some Birds of a

Coorg Down (3 plates), xl, 39 ; The Birds of the Laccadive Islands (2 plates),

xl, 382; The breeding of the Indian Sooty Tern (Sterna fuscata infuscata)

in the Laccadive Islands, xl, 763.

BHADRAN, C. A. R., 1.F.s.—Notes on the Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelli)

in Assam, xxxvii, 485.

BHALLA, HEM RAJ, B.sc.—See HUSAIN, M. AFZAL.

BHATTACHARYA, GOPAL CHANDRA.—Notes on Observations of some

peculiar habits of an Ant-mimicking Spider (Amyciwa forticeps) (5 photos),

XXXVii, 233; A new spider of Bengal mimicking O0ccophylla smaragdina

(3 text-figures), xxxvii, 960; Observations of some peculiar habits of the

spider (Marpissa melanognathus) (2 plates), xxxix, 142 ; Notes on the moulting-

process of the spider (Myrmarachne plataleoides Camb.) (4 text-figures),

xxxix, 426; The Death Expedition of Hibiscus caterpillars (larvae of

Crocallis sp.) (1 plate), xlii, 164; ‘The food and habits of the House Spider

(Heteropoda venatoria Linn.) (2 plates), xlii, 821.

BIKANER, THE SECRETARY TO THE HEIR-APPARENT OF.—A large Mugger

(Crocodilus palustris) from Bikaner, xxxvii, 493 ; A large Mugger (Crocodilus

palustris) from Bikaner—A correction, xxxviii, 408 ; Moulting of Common

Teal subsequent to migration to India (3 photos), xlii, 443.

BIDDULPH, C. H.—Bison—Variation in colouration of the exposed part of the

- snout and tongue, xxxix, 165; Horn growth in the Nilgai, xxxix, 171 ;

A mugger (Crocodilus palustris) with one foot missing (photo), xxxix, 184 ;

The Smal] Green-billed Malkoha [Rhopodytes viridirostris (Jerdon)], xxxix,

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178 ; Young elephant killed by a tiger (1 text-figure), xxxix, 387 ; ‘Curious

nesting-sites of the Large Pied Wagtail [Motacilla lugubris maderaspatensis

(Gmel.)], xxxix, 397; Number of eggs laid by the Indian Shikra [Astur

badius dussumieri (Temm. and Laug.)], xxxix, 406; A mugger (Crocodilus

porosus) with a broken lower jaw, xxxix, 421; Whistling sound made by

Bison (Bibos gaurus), xxxix, 617; Notes on Birds of Prey in the Madras

Presidency, xxxix, 634; Unusual site for the nest of the White Scavenger

Vulture (Neophron percnopterus ginginianus), xxxix, 635; A Bloodsucker

(Calotes versicolor) attacking an adult bird, xxxix, 640; Curious behaviour

of a Wasp, xxxix, 641; Migratory movements of three well-known birds

in the Tanjore and South Arcot Districts, xxxix, 862 ; ‘The Southern Indian

Roller or Blue Jay (Coracias benghalensis indica) killing a small snake, xxxix,

865 ; The Birds of Rameswaram Island (1 map), xl, 238.

BIRDS (NIDIFICATION)—

Nesting-habits of the Blue Rock-pigeon (Columba livia), xxxvii, 490; Obser-

vation on the nest of the Dabchick (Podiceps ruficollis), xxxvii, 492 ; Nidi-

fication of the Travancore Laughing Thrush (T. j. fairbanki, Blanf.) and

the Black-headed Babbler (R. a. atriceps Oates), xxxvii, 727; The Nesting

habits of the Small Sun-bird (L. minima Sykes), xxxvii, 730 ; A Comment

on the Nesting habits of the Small Sunbird (Leptocoma minima) published

on pp. 730-732 of the Journal, Vol. xxxii, by Salim A. Ali, xxxvii, 957 ;

Mating Habits of Mynahs and Crows, xxxviii, 186 ; Nidification of the Shan

States Bar-wing (Actinodura ramsayi ramsayi Walden). (1 plate), xxxviii,

187; Nidification ofthe Black-headed Babbler (Rhopocichla a. atriceps Oates),

Xxxvill, 189 ; On the breeding of the Pied Harrier (Circus melanoleucus

Pennant) in Northern Burma, xxxix, 179; Curious nesting-sites of the

Large Pied Wagtail (Motacilla lugubris maderaspatensis Gmel.), xxxix,

397; The Distribution and Nidification of the Greater Spotted Eagle

(Aquila clanga Pall.) in Sind, xxxix, 403; Number of eggs laid by the Indian

Shikra (Astur badius dussumieri 'Temm. and Laug.), xxxix, 406; The

distribution and nidification of the Large Indian Paroquet (Psittacula

eupatria nipalensis Hodgs.) in Sind, xxxix, 414; The egg-laying of the

Khasia Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus bakeri Hartert), xxxix, 623 ; A Note

on the distribution and nidification of the Northern Yellow-fronted Pied

Woodpecker [Leiopicus mahrattensis blanfordi(Blyth)] in Sind, xxxix, 628;

The distribution and nidification of the Rock-Horned Owl [Bubo bubo

bengalensis (Frankl.)] in Sind, xxxix, 631 ; Unusual site for the nest of the

White Scavenger Vulture [Neophron percnopterus ginginianus (Lath.)],

xXxxix, 635 ; Breeding of the Little Indian Nightjar (Caprimulgus asiaticus

asiaticus) in the Chingleput District (1 plate), xxxix, 865 ; On the Breeding

of the Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus subsp.) and other birds in the

Bengal Sunderbunds, xxxix, 867 ; The Breeding of the Little Green bittern

(Butorides striatus javanicus) in Salsette Island, xxxix, 869 ; Egg-laying

of the Khasia Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus c. bakeri) in the nest of the Burmese

StoneChat (Saxicola caprata burmanica), xl, 125; Egg stealing by the Khasia

Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus bakeri Hart.), xl, 561 ; Nesting of the Booted

Eagle [Hieraétus pennatus (Gmel.)] in the Simla Hills, xl, 568; The Nidi-

fication of the Burmese Barred-backed Pheasant (Syrmaticus humiae

burmanicus), xl, 568 ; Breeding of Pintail Snipe (?) in Belgaum District,

xl, 570; The distribution and nidification of the Indian (Punjab) Raven

(Corvus corax laurencei Hume) in sind, xl, 747 ; The status and nidification

of the Persian Bee-eater (Merops persicus persicus Pall,) in Sind, xl, 756 ;

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The breeding of the Indian Sooty Tern (Sterna fuscata infuscata) in the

Laccadive Islands, xl, 763 ; Supposed breeding of Pintail Snipe [Capella

stenura (Bonaparte)] in Belgaum District, xli, 178 ; Breeding of the Great

Black-headed Gull (Larus ichthyaétus Pallas), xli, 179 ;. Notes on birds

nesting in the Kushdil Khan Lake, Quetta, xli, 420; Eggs of Yellow-

wattled Lapwing. [Lobipluvia malabarica (Bodd.)], xli, 899; Does the

Common Whistling Teal have more than one brood in the year ? xli, gor ;

Notes on the nesting of Legge’s Flowerpecker [Acmonorhynchus vincens

(Sclater)], (1 plate), xlu, 186.

BIRDS (Hasits)—

Nuptial performance of the Spur-winged Plover (H. ventralis), xxxvii, 223;

Notes on the habits of the Magpie-Robin (C. s. saularis L.), xxxvii, 729 ;

Habits of the King Vulture (S. calvus Scop.), xxxvii, 732 ;. Notes on the

habits of some Indian birds (3 plates), xxxvii, 902; Vultures feeding at night,

XXXViii, 190; Habits of the Burmese Stone-Chat (Saxicola caprata burmanica

Stuart Baker), xxxviii, 398 ; Indian Roller or Blue Jay (Coracias benghalensis

Linn.) feeding on a scorpion, xxxix, 179; ‘The habits of vultures, xxxix,

398 ; Behaviour of Jerdon’s Little Ringed Plover (Charadrius dubius jerdoni

Legge) with young, xxxix, 636; Curious behaviour of the Jungle Crow

(Corvus macrorhynchus) and the White-backed Vulture (Gyps bengalensis),

xxxix, 864 ; The Southern Indian Roller or Blue Jay [Coracias benghalensis

indica (Linn.)] killing a small snake, xxxix, 865; Drumming of Wood-

peckers, xl, 122; On the parasitic habits of the Pied Crested Cuckoo

[Clamator jacobinus (Bodd.)], xl, 125 ; Call notes of the Burmese Plaintive

Cuckoo (Cacomantis merulinus querulus), x|, 564 ; Vultures feeding at night,

xl, 755; Birds eating butterflies, xli, 445 ; Jungle and House Crows as

destroyers of Game, xlii, 185; Vultures ‘feeding’ at night, xlii, 189;

Birds eating butterflies, xlii, 199.

BIRDS (GEoGRAPHY)—

Ampata Dist.—The Bronze-capped Teal (Zunetta falcata) in the Ambala

District, xli, 900.

ANDAMANS—Early arrival of snipe in the Andamans, xxxvii, 224.

AssaM.—The Nukhta or Comb Duck (Sarkidiornis melanotos Pennant) in

Assam, xxxix, 639 ; Arrival and stay of snipe in Assam, xl, 128 ; Records

of snipe shot in the Tingri District, Assam, xli, 179 ; On the occurrence

of Hume’s Wedge-billed Wren (Sphenocichla humet Mand.) in the Aka

Hills, Assam. xli, 419; Notes on wild duck and geese in the Sadiya

Frontier Tract, Assam, xli, 422.

BALUCHISTAN.—Birds observed at Fort Munro, Sulaiman Hills, xxxvii, 688 ;

Occurrence of the Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis Linn.) near

Quetta, xl, 333 ; On the occurrence of the European Redstart (Phenicurus

phenicurus) in British Baluchistan, xl, 434.

BENGAL.—Occurrence of the larger Blue-winged Pitta (P. megarhyncha) in

Eastern Bengal, xxxvii, 222; The Bronze-capped Teal (Kunetta falcata

Georgi) in the Samastipur District, Bengal, xxxviii, 195 ; Occurrence of

the Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna) in Murshidabad District, Bengal, xl,

129; On Cuckoos in Sugaon, Champaran District, Bengal, xl, 576.

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BHAVNAGAR Srate,—The Occurrence of the Scaup (Nyroca marila Linn.)

in the Bhavnagar State, xxxviii, 195; Breeding of the Indian Barn Owl

[Tyto alba javanica (Gmelin)| in Bhavnagar, xli, 174.

Bompay.—The Birds of Bombay and Salsette. Part I (1 map and 4 plates),

xxxix, 83 ; Part II (3 plates), xxxix, 520; Part III (1 plate), xxxix, 679;

Part IV (2 black and white plates), xl, 148; Part V (1 black and white

plate), xl, 367; Part VI, xl, 628 ; Additional Notes on the Birds of Bombay

and Salsette, xlii, 191 ; Wood Snipe (Capella nemoricola) near Bombay

xli, 665 ; The distribution of the White-eared Bulbul |MWolpastes leucogenys

leucotis (Gould) |] in the swamps near the Vaitarna river, xxxix, 864; The

Indian Black Eagle (Ictinaétus malayensis perniger Hodgs.) in Salsette,

xli, 899.

BRAHMAPUTRA.—Occurrence of the Eastern Grey Duck (A.p. zonorhyncha)

and the Bronze-capped Teal (Z. falcata) on the Brahmaputra, xxxvii, 224.

BurmMa.—On the birds of the Adung Valley, North-East Burma, xxxvii,

347; Note on the Birds of the Sittang-Irrawaddy Plain, Lower Burma,

xxxvii, 859; Bird Notes from Burma, xxxvii, 956; Some little-known

birds of Northern Burma, xxxvili, 185 ; On the occurrence of the Tibetan

Siskin (Spinus thibetanus) in Northern Burma, xxxviii, 189 ; Some notes

on Wood Cock (Scolopax r. rusticola Linn.) in Burma, xxxviii, 192 ; The

status of the Brown Shrike (Lantus c. cristatus Linn.) in the S. Shan States,

Burma, xxxvili, 397; On the occurrence of the Ibis-bill Wbidorhyncha

struthersii Gould) in Upper Burma, xxxvili, 403; Some rare birds in

Northern Burma, xxxviii, 404 ; The nesting of the Indian Crested Swift

(Hemiprocne coronata) in Upper Burma, xxxix, 125 ; Some rare birds in

Northern Burma, xxxix, 395 ; Notes on some birds recorded from Burma,

XXxix, 552; Occurrence of the Rufous Short-toed Lark (Calandrella

brachydactyla dukhunensis Sykes) in Northern Burma, xxxix, 623;

Occurrence of the Chinese Lesser Kestrel (Cerchneis naumanni pekinensts

Swinh.) in Northern Burma, xxxix, 633; Occurrence of the Great-Crested

Grebe (Podiceps cristatus Linn.) at Maymyo, Upper Burma, xxxix, 640;

Bird notes from the Dry Zone of Upper Burma, xl, 571 ; Some birds of

the oil fields, Burma, xlii, 198; Some birds of Lower Burma, xii,

198; Some Ornithological Results of the Vernay-Cutting Expedition of

1938-39 to Northern Burma. (With 2 plates) xlii, 242.

CENTRAL PROVINCES.—On the distribution of Curlews and Godwits in the

Central Provinces, xxxvil, 223 ; Occurrence of the Woodcock (Scolopax

r. rusticola Linn.) in the Central Provinces, xxxvii, 733; A list of the

birds of the Central Provinces, xxxviii, 95; The Bird Year in Betul

(Central Provinces), xli, 286 ; Occurrence of Mallard (Anas platyrhyncha

Linn.) at Hoshangabad, xxxix, 639; Occurrence of the Great Indian

Bustard (Choriotis nigriceps) near Saugor, xxxvii, 956.

CuiLtka Laxe.—Occurrence of Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna) and Godwits

on the Chilka Lake, xli, 180.

CHITTAGONG.—Some birds of Chittagong, xxxvili, 158.

DELHI,—Bewick’s Swan (Cygnus bewicku) near Delhi, x1, 33 3.

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GuHaziIPpuR.—A note on the birds of Ghazipur. xxxvii, 378.

GuyaratT.—Occurrence of the Flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber antiquorum) in

North Gujarat, xxxviii, 404 ; White-bellied Sea-Eagle in North Gujarat,

“Xxxvili, 828.

HyYDERABAD.—An additional list of birds from Hyderabad State, xl, 497.

JopHpuR StatTeE.—The Ornithological Survey of Jodhpur State, xl, 213.

KaRENNI.—Notes on the birds of Nattaung, Karenni, systematic notes

(1 map), xli, 577.

KasHMIR.—Catching of Chikor (A. g. chukar) in Kashmir, xxxvii, 222.

The Birds of the Krishenganga Valley, Kashmir (4 plates), xxxviii, 520 ;

Rosefinches and other birds of the Wardhwan Valley (6 plates), xl, 183 ;

The Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis) in Kashmir, xli, 666.

KoDAIKANAL.—The Kodaikanal Birds and How to name them, xxxix, 812.

KoLasa Dist.—Occurrence of the Grey-fronted Green Pigeon (Dendro-

phassa pompadora affinis) in the Kolaba District, xxxvii, 955.

KONKAN.—The Lesser Florican (Sypheotides indica Miller) in the Konkan,

XXXVI, IQI.

Kutcu.—Some birds observed in Kutch and Kathiawar, xl, 122.

Laccapives.—The birds of the Laccadive Islands (1 black and white plate),

x1 =382.

LYALLPUR.—Some birds of Lyallpur and their food, xxxix, 831.

Mapras.—Notes on Birds of Prey in the Madras Presidency, xxxix,

634; Dates of arrival of migrant birds in Coorg in 1932, xxxvii, 225 ;

Some birds of a Coorg Down (3 plates), xl, 39 ; Woodsnipe in Malabar,

XXXVii, 220; The birds of Rameswaram Island (1 map), xl, 238; Birds

observed in and near ‘Tambaram, Chingleput District, South India,

xl, 467, 744.

Manripur.—Occurrence of the Mandarin Duck (Aix galericulata) in the

Manipur State, xxxvii, 490.

MysoreE.—Occurrence of the Bittern (Botaurus s. stellaris) in South Mysore,

xxxix, 870; Occurrence of Swinhoe’s Snipe [Capella megala (Swinhoe) |

in Mysore, xli, 178.

MurreE.—Notes on Murree Birds, xxxix, 354.

Nitciris.—Eagles on the Nilgiris, xxxix, 399.

NowsHERA.—Occurrence of the Stiff-tailed Duck at Nowshera, xlii, 445.

Orissa.—The Snipe-billed Godwit (Limnodromus taczanowskii Verr.) in

Orissa, xl, 332 ; Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna Linn.) in Orissa, xl, 334.

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PatNa.—Note on the sandpipers in the Patna District, Bihar, recording the

occurrence of the Avocet Sandpiper, the Curlew-Stint and the Broad-

billed Stint, from inland localities, xxxix, 419; The occurrence of the

Turnstone, the Red-necked Phalarope, the Falcated Teal and _ the

Sheldrake at Patna, xl, 332.

Poona.—Occurrence of the Marbled Duck (Marmaronetta angustirostris

Ménétriés) near Poona, xxxviii, 196.

PunjaB.—Occurrence of the Black-headed Cuckoo-Shrike (Lalage sykesi

Strickl.) in the Hoshiarpur District of the Punjab, xxxvii, 955 ; Some

birds of Lyallpur and their food, xxxix, 831 ; Some interesting records

of birds in the Punjab, xxxix, 861; Occurrence of the White-headed

Wagtail (Motacilla flava leucocephala) in the Attock District of the

Punjab, xl, 561 ; Some interesting records of birds in the Punjab.—A

correction, xl, 328; Occurrence of the Allied Grey Shrike (Lanius

excubttor. pallidirostris) in the Rawalpindi District, Punjab, xli, 661 ; The

Occurrence of the Drongo-Cuckoo (Surniculus lugubris Horsf.) in the

Punjab, xlii, 187.

Rewa STATE.—On the occurrence of the Baikal or Clucking Teal (Nettion

formosum) in Rewa State, xli, 666.

RusB-aL-KuHALI.—On the birds seen or collected by Mr. H. St. J. Philby

during his expedition to cross the Rub-al-Khali, xxxvii, 675.

Sinp.—The Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna Linn.) and the Comb Duck

(Sarkidiornis melanotus Penn.) in Sind, xxxvili, 196 ; Long-tailed Duck in

Sind, xxxvili, 831 ; The status of the Koel (Eudynamis scolopaceus L.) in

Sind (1 map), xxxix, 406; ‘The status of the Koel (Eudynamis scolopaceus

L.) in Sind, xl, 328; Occurrence of the Lesser Orange-breasted Green

Pigeon (Dendrophasa bicincta bicincta) at Keamari, Sind, xl, 330; A note

on the resident owls of Sind, xl, 750; The Punjab Sirkeer Cuckoo [ Taccocua

leschenaulti sirkee (Gray)]| in Sind, xli, 172.

SINGHBUM Dist.—Oceurrence of the Purple Wood-Pigeon (4. puniceus

Tickell) in Singhbum District, Bihar & Orissa, xxxvii, 735.

S. SHAN STaATES.—Cuckoos in the S. Shan States, xxxviii, 401.

TENASSERIM.—Shrenk’s Bittern in Amherst District, Tenasserim, xxxviii,

834.

TiseT.—Notes on some birds observed between Yatung and Gyantse,

Tibet, xxxviil, 406.

VENGURLA ROcKS.—Swifts and Terns at Vengurla Rocks, xli, 661.

UNITED PRroviINcEs.—The Occurrence of the Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker

(Pachyglossa melanoxantha Hodgs.) at Almora, U.P., xlii, 187; Occurrence

of the Black-capped Kingfisher [Halcyon pileata (Bodd.)] in the Gonda

District, U.P., xl, 128.

WaAZIRISTAN.—On the occurrence of the Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs Linn.)

in Waziristan, xlii, 439.

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INDIA GENERAL.—A second record of the occurrence of the Long-tailed Duck

(Clangula hyemalis) in India, xxxvili, 193;. Notes on some Indian birds.

(With 5 plates), xxxix, 543; Bird life on a Southern Indian tank (2

plates), xXxxix, 594.

BIRDS (SysTEeMaTIC)—

The Game Birds of the Indian Empire, Part XX (1 coloured plate) of

the Ruff and Reeve (Philomachus pugnax), xxxvii, 1; Part XXI (1

coloured plate) of the Red-necked Phalarope (Lobipes lobatus) and the

Grey Phalarope (Phalaropus fulicarius jourdaini), xxxvii, 245 ; Part XXII

(1 coloured plate) of 'Temminck’s Stint (Erolia temminckii) and the

Dunlin (Erolia alpina alpina), xxxviii, 1.

The Vernay Scientific Survey of the Eastern Ghats (Ornithological Section),

Part VII, xxxvii, 96; Part VIII, xxxvii, 281 ; Part TX, xxxvii, 515; Part

X, xxxvil, 751; Part XI, xxxviii, 26; Part XII, xxxvili, 232; Part XIII,

xxxvili, 418; Part XIV, xxxvii, 672; Part XV, xxxix, 246; Part XVI,

XXKIKY WAT.

The Ornithology of Travancore and Cochin, Part I (1 map, 4 plates and 5

diagrams), xxxvii, 814 ; Part II (2 plates), xxxviii, 61 ; Part III (2 plates),

xxxvili, 282; Part IV xxxviii, 484; Part V, xxxvili, 159 ; Part VI (1 plate),

xxxix, 3 ; Part VII, xxxix, 320 ; Part VIII, xxxix, 569.

The Birds of Central India, Part I (1 map), xli, 82 ; Part II, xli, 470.

South Indian Woodpeckers (1 plate), xxxvii, 197; The Hyderabad State

Ornithological Survey, Part V (3 plates), xxxvii, 425; Game Birds in the

Anaimalai Hills and the South Coimbatore District (1 plate), xxxix,

732 ; Supplementary observations on the Munnar Section of the Ornitho-

logical Survey of Travancore and Cochin, xl, 500; Notes on Some Indian

Birds, Part II (6 plates), xxxix, 116; Part III (6 plates), xl, 409; Part

IV (6 plates), xli, 526; Part V (8 plates), xli, 765.

BIRDS (MiGRATION)—

Migration and decrease of Snipe in the Andamans, xxxvii, 491 ; The Migra-

tion of the Wildfowl: The Society’s Bird-Ringing Scheme, xxxvii, 738 ;

XXXVilil, 626, 833; Arrival dates of migrant birds in Coorg, xxxvili, 197 ;

Migration of Flamingo (Phenicopterus ruber antiquorum ‘Temm.) from

North Gujerat, xxxix, 182; Migratory movements of three well-known

birds in the Tanjore and South Arcot Districts, xxxix, 862; Migration

of Wildfowl, xl, 335; Migration and methods of bird snaring in North

East Arabia (5 text-figures), xl, 740; Migration routes of Geese, xl, 764 ;

Migration of Wildfowl, xli, 902; Migration of Wildfowl (Corrigenda),

xli, 903.

BIRDS (VaRIATION AND PLUMAGE)

On the occurrence of the White-collared Kingfisher (Sauropatis chloris) in

the District of 24-Perganas with a note on juvenile coloration, xxxvii,

488 ; Albino Fantail Snipe (Capella g. gallinago Linn.), xxxviii, 193 ; An

albino Nilgiri Pipit (Anthus nilghiriensis Sharpe), xxxix, 174; Unusual

colouring in a Common Pochard (Nyroca fuligula), (1 sketch), xli, 667;

Partial albinism in a Chukor (Alectoris graeca), (1 photo), xli, 899.

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BIRDS (PHOTOGRAPHY)

Bird Photography in India (6 plates), x1, 666; Photographing in Ceylon’s

Bird Sanctuaries (6 plates), xlii, 295.

BIRDS (Hypsrips)

A hybrid Common Teal and Baikal Teal, xl, 334.

BIRDS (Sonc)

The Dawn Carol of Birds, xxxvii, 736.

BIRDS (STRUCTURAL)

A note on the Appendages and Barbs on the wing of the Pheasant-tailed

Jacana (A. chirurgus, Scop.), xxxvii, 733.

BIRDS (MiscELLANEOUS)

Note on the White-cheeked Bulbul (Molpastes leucogenys), xxxvii, 221 3

The Long-tailed Duck (1 coloured plate), xxxviil, 549; The King-Crow

(D. m. peninsularis 'Viceh.), xxxvii, 727; Abundance of the Fantail and

Pintail Snipe, xxxvii, 956; Peregrine and Spur-winged Plover, xxxviii,

190; Distribution of the Indian Hoopoe (Upupa epops orientalis Stuart

Baker), xxxviii, 191 ; Cuckoo-Lore, xxxvili, 266 ; Speed of the Golden

Oriole (Oriolus 0. kundoo Sykes.), xxxvili, 403; Do birds employ ants to

rid themselves of ectoparasites ?, xxxvili, 628; A further aid to differenti-

ation between Swinhoe’s Snipe (C. megala Swinh.) and the Pintail Snipe

(C. stenura Bonaparte), xxxvii, 734; Eyesight of Vultures ; xxxviii, 828 ;

Japanese Grey Quail: Does it breed in the Shan States, xxxviii, 830 ;

Horsfield’s Scimitar Babbler, a new race, xxxviil, 699; Crow Assemblies,

XxxIx, 173; The Indian Cuckoo [Cuculus m. micropterus (Gould.)], xxxix,

175 ; A Cuckoo (C. canorus Linn.) incident, xxxix, 175 ; The Burmese

Plaintive Cuckoo [Cacomantis merulinus querulus (Heine)], xxxix, 177 ;

The Small Green-billed Malkoha [(Rhopodytes viridirostris (Jerdon)],

xxxix, 178; Altitudinal range of the Ashy Wood Pigeon (Columba pul-

chricollis Blyth), xxxix, 181; Do birds employ ants to rid themselves of

ectoparasites, xxxix, 182; Wanted information about heronries in South

India, xxxix, 183 ; Sarus flocks, xxxix, 420; Intergradation of the races

of the Spot-billed Duck (Anas poecilorhyncha Forster), xxxix, 638 ; Cuckoo

incidents, xxx1x, 626; Birds and ants, xxxix, 640; Early and late Snipe,

xxxix, 868; The Indian Long-tailed Nightjar (Caprimulgus macrourus

albonotatus 'Vickell), xl, 124 ; Cuckoo Problems, xl, 127 ; Cuckoo Problems,

xl, 329; Strange accident to a Vulture (1 photo), xl, 330; Woodcock,

Wood Snipe, Pintail Snipe and Jack Snipe in one day !, xl, 331; The

Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (Chelidorhynx hypoxanthum): An extension

of its range, xl, 327; An extension of the range of the Western Horned

Pheasant [Tragopan melanocephalus (Gray)], xl, 569; The Shan Brown

Wood-Owl (Strix indranee shanensis Baker), xl, 567 ; Swifts in swallows’

nests, xl, 575; The Flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber antiquorum 'Temm.)

(7 plates), xli, 12; The Indian Great Horned Owl [Bubo bubo bengalensis

(Frankl.)], xli, 174 ; Death of a Curassow (Crax sp.) caused by congestion

of the oviduct, xli,-177; The Indian Crested Serpent-Eagle [.Spilornis

checla cheela (Lath.)}, xli, 177; The Spur-winged Plover (Hoplopterus

ventralis Wagl.) xli, 420; The nomenclature of birds, xli, 426; The Sun

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as a mortality factor among young birds (1 plate), xli, 433; Quail

and Chukor (Alectoris graeca): A Query, xli, 667; A note on the Alpine

Swift (Micropus melba bakeri Hartert), xlii, 188; Injuries to the feet of a

Mallard, xlii, 191.

BISWAS, KALIPADA.—Notes on the systematic position of Sansevieria growing

in India with special reference to S. laurentii, xxxviii, 154.

BLACKBURN, H. V.—A Bull Gaur (B. gaurus) and a tigress fight to death,

XXXVil, 950.

BLATTER, ETHELBERT.—Obituarial notice of, xxxvii, 466 ;

—— and FERNANDEZ, J.; ‘The Flora of Waziristan, Part III (2 plates), xxxvii,

150; Part IV (3 plates), xxxvil, 391; Part V (3 plates), xxxvii, 604 ;

—— and McCANN, C., F.L.s.; Revision of the Flora of the Bombay Presidency,

Part XXIII, Cyperaceae (3 plates), xxxvii, 15; Part XXIV. Cyperacee

(3 plates and 1 block), xxxvii, 255; Part XXV (4 plates and 1 text-photo),

XXXVii, 532; Part XXVI (2 plates), xxxvul, 764 ; Part XXVII, xxxviii, 6;

—— and MILLARD, W. S., F.z.s.—Some Beautiful Indian Trees. Part XIV

(1 coloured, 1 black and white plate and 2 text-figures), xxxvii, 36; Part XV

(1 coloured plate), xxxvii, 310; Part XVI (1 coloured and 1 black and white

plates and 2, text-figures), Xxxvil, 513; Part XVII (1 coloured and 1 black and

white plates), xxxvii, 749; Part XVIII (1 coloured plate and 2 text-figures),

XXXVili, 93; Part XIX (2 coloured 1 black and white plates and 2 text-figures),

XXXViii, 229; Part XX (2 coloured plates and 1 black and white plate), xxxviii,

415; Part XXI (1 coloured and 2 black and white plates), xxxix, 1.

BOMBAY NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.—Proceedings of the Annual

Meeting, xxxvii, 503 ; XXXVIl, 747 ; XXXVill, 219 ; XXXVIli, 414 ; XxxvVili, 637 ;

xxxix, 644 ; xxxix, 880; xl, 340; xl, 582 ; xli, 186 ; xlii, 221.

BOMBAY, R. D. (ACLAND, BISHOP OF)—On Frerea indica, xli, 679.

BONNELL, BONAVIS.—Notes on the habits of the Magpie Robin (Copsychus

saularis saularis Linn.), xxxvil, 729.

BOR, N. L., M.A., D.Sc., F.L.S., LF.S., and RAIZADA, M. B., m.sc.—Some

Beautiful Indian Climbers and Shrubs (1 coloured plate, 2 black and white

plates and 10 text-figures), Pts. Land II, xli, 203; Part III (4 plates and 5

text-figures), xli, 453 ; Part IV (5 plates and 5 text-figures), xli, 681; Parts V &

VI (2 coloured plates, 6 black and white plates and 10 text-figures), xlii, 233 ;

Part VII (2 coloured plates, 8 black and white plates and 11 text-figures), xliis

455 3 Parts VIII & IX (2 coloured plates, 9 black and ag plates and 13 text=

figures), xlii, 685.

BOTANY (SyYSTEMATIC)—

Revision of the Flora of the Bombay Presidency.—Part XXIII (3 plates),

Xxxviil, 15 ; Part XXIV (3 plates and 1 block), xxxvii, 255; Part XXV

(4 plates and 1 text photo), xxxvii, 532; Part XXVI (2 plates), xxxvii,

764; Part XXVII, xxxvili, 6. A further contribution to some of the com-

mon Flowering Plants of the Hyderabad State: their distribution and

economic importance (1 map), xl, 191; The Flora of Waziristan. Part II]

(2 plates), xxxvii, 150; Part IV (3 plates), xxxvii, 391; Part V (3 plates),

xxxvii, 604. Some Beautiful Indian Trees, Part XIV (1 coloured and

1 black and white plates and 2 text-figures), xxxvii, 36 ; Part XV, xxxvii, 310 ;

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Part XVI (1 coloured and 1 black and white plates and 2 text-figures), XxxVii,

5133; Part XVII (1 coloured and 1 black and white plates), xxxvii, 749 ; Part

XVIII (1 coloured plate and 2 text-figures), XXXVili, 93; Part XIX (2 coloured

plates, 1 black and white plate and 2 text-figures), xxxviii, 229 ; Part XX.—

(Plates). xxxvii, 415 ; Part XXI (with 1 coloured plate and 2 black and whit¢

plates), xxxix, 1. Some Beautiful Indian Climbers and Shrubs (1

coloured plate 2 black and white plates and 10 text-figures) ; Part I, xli, 1 ;

Part II (1 coloured plate, 3 black and white plates and 12 text-figures),

xli, 203 ; Part III (1 coloured plate 3, black and white plates and 5 text-

_ figures), xii, 453; Part IV (1 coloured plate, 4 black and white plates,

and 5 text-figures), xli, 681 ; Part V, (1 coloured, 3 black and white plates

and 7 text-figures), xlii, 1; Part VI (1 coloured plate and 3 black and

white plates and 3 text-figures), xlli, 233; Some common Indian herbs

with notes on their anatomical characters, Part I (3 plates), xli, 113;

Part Ul G“plates), xl,321 > Part PIN ( plates)’xh, 548 > Part IV. (3

plates), xli, 795; Part V (2 plates), xlii, 161 ; Part VI (2 plates), xlii, 280 ;

A contribution to the flora of the Punjab Plains and the associated Hill

Regions, xlii, 124. Notes on the systematic position of Sansevieria grow-

ing in India, with special reference to Sansevieria laurentii Wildeman,

xxxvill, 154. A preliminary survey of the algal flora of Hyderabad

(Deccan). Part I, (2 plates), xxxix, 149. Additions to the description of

Frerea indica Dalz. (Asclepiadaceae) and some observations on the species

(3 plates), xli, 143. Notes on Indian Euphorbiaceae ; Croton bonplandia-

num (C. sparsiflorum) and Euphorbia perbracteata, xli, 573. A contribu-

tion to the study of the biology and physiological anatomy of Indian

marsh and aquatic plants (2 plates), xlii, 298.

BOTANY (Poisonous PLANTS, ETC.)

Medicinal and poisonous plants of India : Magnoliads, Dilleniads, Anonads,

Menispermads, Berberids, x\, 69; Water-lilies, Poppyworts, Fumitories,

xl, 513 ; xli, 123 ; xli, 369; ‘The medicinal and poisonous palms of India,

xxvii, 917 ; Ihe medicinal and poisonous sedges of India, xxxvili, 163 ; The

- medicinal and poisonous ferns of India, xxxviii, 341 ; The medicinal and

poisonous grasses of India, xxxviii, 540; The medicinal and poisonous

orchids of India, xxxviii, 791; ‘The medicinal and poisonous Aroids of

India, xxxix, 127; The medicinal Spiderworts of India, xxxix, 361; The

medicinal and poisonous Crowfoots of India, xxxix, 712; The medicinal and

poisonous Campions of India, xxxix, 561; The medicinal and poisonous

Spurges of India, xl, 264; The medicinal and poisonous Crucifers of

India, xl, 693 ; The medicinal and poisonous Composites of India, xli,

607 ; The medicinal and noisonous Composites of India, Part II, xli, 835;

The medicinal and poisonous Flaxworts of India, xlii, 167; and The

medicinal and poisonous Labiates of India, xlii, 380.

BOTANY (GENERAL)—

A meander through the Cinchona plantation, xxxvii, 242 ; Stem fasciation

in the Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera Linn.) (1 photo), xxxvii, 966 ; The

Papaw Tree, xxxvill, 41 ; The flowering of Strobilanthes in 1934 (8 plates),

XXXVill, 117 ; Precocious germination, xxxviii, 213; Root formation from

leaf-cuttings, xxxvili, 216; Abnormal flowers of the Radish (Raphanus

Sativus Linn.), xxxviii, 412 ; Mosses coilected in Assam, (With 1 plate),

xxxix, 769; Freak seedling of the Grape Fruit (1 photo), xxxix, 873;

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Some observations on botanical nomenclature, xxxix, 874; The flowering

of Strobilanthes, xxxix, 877 ; Some notes on the raising of Hibiscus shrubs

from seed (1 coloured and 1 black and white plate), xl, 1; ‘The original

home of the Coconut, xl, 174 ; Where did the Sandalwood Tree (Santalum

album Linn.), evolve? xl, 458; Plants of Kuwait, North East Arabia, xl,

528; A note on the embryology of the Groundnut (Arachis hypo-

gaea L.) (With 2 text-figures), xl, 539; Glyricidia maculata as a

shade-tree for Tea, xl, 579; General flowering of Strobilanthes in South

India, xl, 580; A fasciated inflorescence in a Banana (1 photo) xl, 581; ‘The

original home of the Coconut (A correction), xl, 776; Occurrence of two

plants new to Kashmir, xl, 777; Variation in the leaves of Euphorbia

caducifolia Haines (3 plates), xli, 183 ; ‘The Gum Arabic of the bazaars and

shops of Bombay, xli, 261; On the occurrence of Cichorium intybus Linn.

(Chicory) in Hyderabad, Deccan (1 plate), xli, 680; Notes on the orchids of

Murree Hill (9 plates), xli, 778; On the food-plants of Indian Bombyces

(Heterocera), xli, 817; On the alterations in the tissues of Melochia

corchorifolia Linn. and Corchorus capsularis Linn. on a change of environ-

ment (2 plates and 1 text-figure), xli, 877; A bi-cellular Coconut (Cocos

nucifera L.) (1 plate), xli, 905; A new variety of Coconut Palm (Cocos

nucifera L. var. spicata), xli, 906; Preliminary notes on a recent botanical

tour to Amrabad Forest Reserve, H.E.H. The Nizam’s Dominions,

Hyderabad (Dn.) (1 plate), xli, 907 ; Stem fasciation in the Areca Palm

(Areca catechu L.) (1 plate), xli, 907; The Pomegranate, xlii, 13; The

ecology of a temple tank containing a permanent bloom of Microcystis

aeruginosa (Kutz) Henfr., xlii, 65; Lagerstroemia indica as a food plant of the

Silk Moth (Actias selene), xlii, 208 ; 'The Weeping Willow (Salix babylonica)

as a food plant of the moth Loepa katinka Westw, xlii, 209; A contribu-

tion to the flora of the Punjab and the associated hill regions, Part II,

xlii, 342; On the food-plants of Indian Agaristidae and Noctuidae

(Heterocera), xiii, 421; Lagerstroemia indica as a food-plant of Actias selene,

xlii, 449; Abnormal seedling of Mangifera indica Linn.—Anacardiaceae

(1 text-figure), xlii, 450; Some wild flowers of Kashmir and their

indigenous use, xlii, 452.

BRAHMACHARI, K., m.a.— On the bionomics of a Bagworm (Kophene cuprea

-M.)-on Banana (1 plate and 6 text-figures), xl, 56.

BRANDER, A. A. DUNBAR.—The Loch Ness Monster, xxxvii, 217, 954.

‘Ratels and Corpses ’, xxxvii, 7193; XXXviii, 611; xxxix, 161; White

Bison, XXXVil, 951; Xxxviil 619; The eyesight of Vultures, xxxviii,

828 ; Behaviour of Monkeys when attacked, xli, 165.

BRIGGS, Rev. F. S.—A note on the birds of Ghazipur, xxxvii, 378.

BROUGHTON, BriGapiErR T. DELVES, p.8. (Retd.).—Occurrence of the

butterfly P. antiphates naira in the Nilgiris, xxxviii, 834.

BROWN, Lt. D. RAMSAY.—A tailless Panther (1 photo), xli, 890.

BROWNLOW, A. L’E.—The Crab-eating Mongoose (Herpestes urva Hodgs.)

in captivity, xli, 893 ; How the Mongoose counteracts Snake Bite, xlii, 183.

BURGESS, H. E.—Early Days in Malaya, xxxviii, 241 ; Eagles onthe Nilgiris,

XXXiX, 399 ; Some notes on the fauna of Malaya, xxxix, 856; Burman Wild

Life Protection Act, Note on, xxxix, 606; Burma’s decreasing Wild Life

(With 2 plates), xlii, 150. ©

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BURTON, BriGADIER-GENERAL R. G.—Association between a Leopard and a

Tigress, xxxix, 610; Wild Beasts,—real and apocryphal, xl, 112.

BURTON, Lt.-Col. R. W., 1.a. (Retd.).—Bison (Bibos gaurus H. Smith) and

hybrids in the Mysore Zoo (1 photograph), xxxvii, 215; A Tiger feeding on

a cow while yet alive, xxxvii, 945; A Game Sanctuary in Ceylon (1 plate),

XXXVili, 19; Cuckoo-Lore, xxxviii, 266; Whipsnade Zoo, xxxix, 391;

Coracles and Chimpanzees (2 plates), xli, 116; Unusual behaviour of

Panthers and Tigers, xli, 167; Hygenas attacking human beings, xli, 170 ;

Days and doings with my Bobbery-Pack (1 plate), xli, 324; A visit to

the Laccadive Islands (4 plates), xli, 489; The Indian Wild Dog (3

plates and 1 photo), xli, 691 ; xlii, 436; A Mahseer river of southern India

(1 plate), xli, 828; Something about Swordfish (1 black and white plate),

xlii, 100 ; On the banks of the Narbada (4 black and white plates), xlii, 757.

BUTTERFLIES.—See INSECTS (LEPIDOPTERA).

CADELL, Str PATRICK, k&t., ¢.s.1., C.1.ze.—Note on the record Indian Lion

(Panthera leo persica), xxxviii, 181 ; Anti-rabic treatment of an Indian Lion

(Panthera leo persica), xxxvill, 181 ; ‘The preservation of Wild Life in India,

No. 5. The Indian Lion, xxxvii, 162.

CAIUS, J. F., s.J., F.L.s.—The medicinal and poisonous Paims of India, xxxvii,

917; The Papaw Tree, xxxviii, 41 ; The medicinal and poisonous Sedges of

“India, xxxviii, 163; The medicinal and poisonous Ferns of India, xxxviii, 341;

The medicinal and poisonous Grasses of India, xxxvili, 540; ‘The medicinal

and poisonous Orchids of India, xxxvii, 791 ; ‘The medicinal and poisonous

Aroids of India, xxxix, 126; The medicinal Spiderworts of India, xxxix,

361; The medicinal and poisonous Campions of India, xxxix, 561; The

medicinal and poisonous Crowfoots of India, xxxix, 712; The medicinal and

poisonous Plants of India; Magnoliads, Dilleniads, Anonads, Menispermads,

Berberids, x1, 69; Waterlillies, Poppyworts, Fumitores, xl, 512; Capparids,

Mignonettes, Violets, Rockroses, Bixads, xli 123; Flacourtiads, Pittosporads,

_Milk-worts, Seaheaths, Purslanes, ‘Tamarisks, xli, 369; The medicinal and

poisonous Spurges of India, xl, 264; The distribution of Butheolus

melanurus Kessler, xl, 579; The medicinal and poisonous Crucifers of India,

xl, 693; The medicinal and poisonous Composites of India, xli, 607; Part II,

xli, 838; The medicinal and poisonous plants of India, xlii, 617; ‘The

Pomegranate, xlii, 13; The medicinal and poisonous Flax-worts of India,

xlii, 167; The medicinal and poisonous Labiates of India, xlii, 380.

————-and CHHAPGAR, 5S. K., B.sc., Earth-eating and Salt-licking in India.

Analyses XXXII-XXXV, xxxvil, 455 ; Earth-eating and Salt-licking in India,

XXXVII1, 362.

— —and RADHA, Miss K. S., M.sc., Earth-eating and Salt-licking in

India, xl, 544, 724; The Gum Arabic of the bazaars and shops of Bombay,

xli, 261. ie

CARROTT, Carr. W. C.—The Notodontoid Moth (Dudusa nobilis), xxxviii,

633 ; Notes on butterflies of the Shan States, Burma, xl, 657; xli, 646.

CENTRAL PROVINCES.—Shooting notes for the Central Provinces (1 plate),

SOGKING,, +: (OY.

CEYLON.—Exploitation of Wild Life (Ceylon), xxxvii, 219 ; A Game Sanctuary

in Ceylon (1 black and white plate), xxxviii, 19.

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CHAMPION, F. W., 1.F.s.—The Preservation of Wild Life in India, No. 4.

The United Provinces. Supplement, xxxvii, 105-111 ; Growth and shed-

ding of antlers in the Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelli) in the United

Provinces, xxxvii, 485 ; Notes on Indian Monitors in the United Provinces,

XXXV1i1, 740 ; Ratels and Corpses, xxxvii, 952 ; xxxix, 159; Are Hares unclean

animals? xxxix, 163.

CHAMPION, H. G., 1.F.s.—An albino Sambar, xl, 322.

CHAMPION-JONES, R. N.—Ants attacking Rubber Goods, xxxviii, 410; The

Ceylon Hoopoe (Upupa epops ceylonensis Reichb.), xxxix, 418; The Giant

Wood-Spider, xxxix, 425.

CHRISTOPHER, S. A.—Tiger smoked to death in a cave, xxxix, 385 ; Tiger

lore in Burma, xxxix, 386; A big Buffalo head, xxxix, 391 ; Drumming of

Woodpeckers, xl, 122; The head-shields of the Hamadryad [(Naia hannah

Cantor)]——an abnormal example, xl, 336.

CHANCE, P. V.—Occurrence of the Woodcock [Scolopax r. rusticola (Linn.)]

in the Central Provinces, xxxvii, 733.

CHANDRABHANUSINHJI—Replacement of horns in Nilgai, xxxix, 618.

CHARRINGTON, H. N.—Snake attacked by Frogs, xli, 668.

CHAWORTH-MUSTERS, J. L.—On the type-locality and synonymy of

Eoglaucomys fimbriatus and its local races, xxxvii, 375 ; Note on Sciuropterus

gorkhali with remarks on Petaurista caniceps and its allies, xxxvii, 376.

CHERIAN, M. C., B.a., B.Sc., D.I.c.—Note on a Pyralid (Argyria fuscivenalis

Hmp.) caterpillar pest of Crataeva religiosa Forst. (With one plate), xxxvii,

694; Notes on some South Indian Syrphids, xxxvii, 697.

————and ANANTANARAYANAN, K. P., B.a.—Cirphis albistigma H. a Pest

of Grasses in S. India, xlii, 611.

=-———and KYLASAM, M. S., B.a. (Hons.)—Studies on Laphygnia exigua

HB. and its natural enemies, xli, 253.

=-—-——and RAMACHANDRAN, 5S., t.ag.—Achroia grisella Fabr. and its

status in South India, xli, 604.

CHETWODE, Cart. D.—A Coin lodged in a Tiger’s palate, xli, 167.

CHHAPGAR, 5S. K., B.sc., See CAIUS, J. F.

CHIPLONKER, Dr. G. W., D.sc.—A new species of fossil Frog from the

inter-trappean beds of Worli Hill, Bombay. (With 1 plate), xli, 799.

CHOPRA, B., B.Sc., F.N.I.—Some food Prawns and Crabs of India and their

fisheries. (With 5 plates), xli, 221.

CHOPRA, Cou. Sir R.N., C.1.E., M.A., M.D., Sc.D., F.R.c.P., BADWAR, R. L.,

B.sc., M.Sc., and NAYAR, S. L., m.sc.—Insecticidal and Piscicidal Plants of

India, xlii, 854. /

CHRISTISON, Bricapier A. F. P.—The Breeding of the Mottled Polecat

(Putorius sarmaticus). (With 1 text-figure), xli, 415; Notes on birds nesting

in the Kushdil Khan Lake, Quetta, xli, 420; On the occurrence of the

Euroepan Redstart (Phenicurus phemcurus) in British Baluchistan, xli, 434

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CLOUGH, R. J.—Occurrence of the Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna) in Murshidabad

District, Bengal, xl, 129 ; Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna Linn.) in Orissa, x1,

334 ; Occurrence of Swinhoe’s Snipe in Bengal, xlii, 442.

COBB, Major E. H.—An extension of the range of the Western Horned Pheas-

ant [Tragopan melanocephalus (Gray)], xl, 569.

COMYN, CoLonEL KENNETH.—Swifts fn Swallows’ nests, xl, 575.

CONNOR, Major-GEn. Sik FRANK, D.S.0., F.R.C.S., 1.M.S.— Notes on the Earwig

(Dicrana kallipyga Dohrn), xl, 338.

CORBETT, J. N.~The migration of Butterflies, xli, 182.

CORNER, E. J. H.—A novel way of collecting botanical specimens, xl1i, 943.

COVELL, Lt.-CoL. G.—Habits of the Plaintive Cuckoo (Cacomantis merulinus),

XXXVI1il, 623.

CRICHTON, M. D.—Marine Shells of Madras (4 plates), xlii, 323.

CROCODILES.—A large Mugger (Crocodilus palustris) from Bikaner, xxxvil,

493; A Correction, xxxvili, 408; Angling of Crocodiles. xxxvii, 738;

Rate of growth of the Mugger (Crocodilus palustris Lesson), xxxviil, 202;

The Mugger (Cocodilus palustris Lesson) feeding on large water beetles

(Cybister sp.), xxxviil, 409 ; A Mugger (Crocodilus palustris) with one foot

missing. (With 1 photo), xxxix, 184 ; A Mugger (Crocodilus porosus) with a

broken lower jaw, xxxix, 421; The food of the Mugger (Crocodilus

palustris), x1, 336; Crocodile and Wild Boar, xli, 903 ; Injury to a Croco-

dile, xlii, 445.

CROIX, O. H. DE ST.—Breeding of Pintail Snipe (?) in Belgaum District, xl,

570.

CROIZAT, LEON.—Notes on Indian Euphorbiaceae; Croton bonplandianum

| (C. sparsiflorum) and Euphorbia perbracteata, xli, 573.

CRUSTACEA.—The Prawn Industry of the Malabar Coast. (With 3 plates),

xxxix, 343 ; Notes on the Common Land Crab [Paratelphusa (Barytel-

phusa) guerim]| of Salsette Island (2 plates), xxxix, 531; Some food

Prawns and Crabs of India and their fisheries (5 plates), xli, 221; Theft

of a watch by a Fiddler Crab, xlii, 219.

D’ABREU, E. A., F.z.s.—On the distribution of Curlews and Godwits in the

Central Provinces, xxxvii, 223 ; Extension of the range of the snake (Contia

persica) in the Punjab, xxxvii, 226; A list of the birds of the Central Provin-

ces, XXXVili, 95; Rate of growth of the Mugger (Crocodilus palustris), xxxviii,

202 ; Horn-growth in Nilgai, xxxix, 171; On the diet of the fish. (Rita

vita, xxxix, 189; Note on the Sandpipers in the Patna District, Bihaf,

recording the occurrence of the Avocet Sandpiper, the Curlew Stint and

the Broadbilled Stint from inland localities, xxxix, 419; The occurrence

of the Turnstone, the Red-necked Phalarope, the Falcated Teal and the

Sheldrake at Patna, xl, 332.

DALAL, P. A.—Crow Assemblies, xxxix, 173.

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D’ALMEIDA, J. F.R., B.A., M.sc.—On the occurrence of adhesive tendrils in

Bignoma venusta Ker-Gawl (1 plate), xxxviii, 601 ; A Contribution to the

study of the biology and physiological anatomy of Indian Marsh and Aquatic

Plants (2 plates), xlii, 298.

DAS-GUPTA, MATIRANJAN, M.sc.—On a new Coccidium (Isospora minuta)

sp. n: from the intestine of a Cobra (Naja naja) (3 text-figures), xl, 236.

DAVER, S: R.—Cause of sore neck in Sambar, xl, 118.

DEEKS, T. W.—Unusual colouring in a Common Pochard (Nyroca fuligula)

(1 sketch), xli, 667.

DEKES, E. P.—Occurrence of the Great Indian Bustard (Choriotis nigriceps)

near Saugor, xXxxvii, 956.

DE LASTIO, D. A.—Length of horns in Tsine [{Bibos banteng birmanicus

(photo)|, xxxviii, 394. :

DENT, T. V.—Tigers in the Sunderbans, xxxviii, 178.

DEO, RAMANUJ SAREN SINGH, c.8.£.—Curious behaviour of Wild Dogs

and a Panther at a kill, xl, 115.

DE PONCINS, Viscount ED.—Growth and shedding of antlers of Sambur and

Swamp Deer in Burma, xxxvili, 185.

DERANIYAGALA, P. E. P., M.A., A.M., F.C.P.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S.—A new fossorial

snake (Rhinophis doreimaculatus) from Ceylon (1 plate and 1 text-figure),

xlii, 800.

DE, R. N., 1.7.s.—Distribution of Chital (Awis axis) in Assam, xxxviii, 396.

DESAI, M. H., 8.ag.—Do young Scorpions eat their parent ? xxxvii, 963.

DESHPANDE, V. G., M.ag., ph.p.—Outbreak of Millipedes at Jalgaon, xxxvil,

497; Wax-production in Mealy Bugs : Aleurodidae, xxxviii, 206 ; Miscellane-

ous observations on the biology of Aleurodide (Aleurodes brassicae), xxxix,

190; A preliminary account of the aphididae of Poona, xxxix, 740.

DHARMAKUMARSINHJI, K. S.—The occurrence of the Scaup (Nyroca m.

marila) in Bhavnagar State, xxxviii, 195; Breeding of the Indian Barn Owl

[Tyto alba javanica (Gmelin)|] in Bhavnagar, xli, 174; The Indian Great

Horned Owl [-Bubo bubo bengalensis (Frankl.)] , xli, 174; The Indian Crested

Serpent Eagle [ Spilornis cheela cheela (Lath.)], xli, 177; Jungle and House

Crows as destroyers of Game, xlii, 185; Frog eating a Snake, xlii, 200;

Injury to a Crocodile (1 photo), xlii, 445.

DICKSON, Mrs. H. R. P.—Migration and methods of bird snaring in North-

east Arabia (5 text-figures), xl, 740.

DICKSON, Mrs. V.—Plants of Kuwait, North-east Arabia, xl, 528; Theft of

a watch by a Fiddler Crab, xlii, 21g.

DIXON, H. N., o.a., F.L.s.~-Mosses collected in Assam (1 plate), xxxix, 769.

DOLLMAN, GUY—An Elephant 170 years old, xxxix, 619.

DONALD, Capt. J. O. S.--The Mottled Polecat (Putorius sarmaticus), xli, 416,

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DRAKE, CARL J.—An undescribed Tingitid from South India, xxxix, 145.

DUMAS, ApmiraLt PHILIP.—The Lion in Baluchistan, xxxviii, 381.

DUNBAR-BRANDER, A. A.—Unclean Animals, xxxix, 620.

DUNN, H.C. M., L7., r.a.—Albino Fantail Snipe (Capella g. gallinago), xxxviti,

TOR:

EATES, K. R., F.z.s., M.B.0.U.—The distribution and nidifiction of the Greater

Spotted Eagle (Aquila clanga Pall.) in Sind, xxxix, 403; The status of the

Koel [Eudynamis scolopaceus (L.)] in Sind, xxxix, 406; xl, 328; The

distribution and nidification of the Large Indian Paroquet [Psittacula eupatria

nepalensis (Hodges.)] in Sind, xxxix, 414; A note on the distribution and

nidification of the Northern Yellow-fronted Pied Woodpecker (Lezopicus

mahrattensis blanfordi) in Sind, xxxix, 628 ; The distribution and nidification

of the Rock-Horned Owl (Bubo bubo bengalensis) in Sind, xxxix, 631 ;

Behaviour of Jerdon’s Little Ringed Plover (Charadrius dubius jerdoni) with

young, xxxix, 636; Occurrence of the Lesser Orange-breasted Green Pigeon

(Dendrophasa bicincta bicincta) at Keamari, Sind, xl, 330; The distribution

and nidification of the Indian (Punjab) Raven (Corvus corax laurencei Hume)

in Sind, xl, 747; A note on the resident Owls of Sind, xl, 750; ‘The status

and nidification of the Persian Bee-eater (Merops persicus persicus Pall.) in

Sind, xl, 756.

EARTH-EATING AND SALT-LICKING IN INDIA.—Analyses, XxxII-xxxv,

MeV 4551: KKKVIT, 202.

EDITORS :—A Hunting Wasp and Trap-door Spider, xxxvii, 241; Nesting-

habits of the Blue Rock Pigeon (Columba livia), xxxvii, 490; Red Ants as

food, xxxvii, 498 ; On the poisonous Millet known as Paspalum scrobiculatum,

Xxxvii, 723; Habits of the King-Vulture (Sarcogyps calvus Scop.), xxxvii,

732; The migration of Wildfowl; The Society’s Bird-Ringing Scheme,

Xxxvii, 738 ; Rattling of tail in various species of Snakes, xxxvii, 958 ; Birth

of Elephant calves, xxxviii, 184; Mating habits of Mynahs and Crows,

xXxxvili, 186; On some Snakes of Bombay and Salsette, xxxviii, 198 ; On

record size of Hamadryad, xxxviii, 201 ; Butterflies of Lahore, xxxviii, 203 ;

The Lion in Baluchistan, xxxviii, 382 ; Fight between Cat and Viper, xxxviii,

387; Hermaphroditism in Porcupines, xxxvili, 390 ; Distribution of the Spot-

ted Deer, xxxvili, 397 ; Colour-phases of the Brown Shrike (Lanius c. cristatus)

XXXVili, 397 ; Why Elephants turn ‘ Rogues ’, xxxviii, 615 ; Migration of Wild-

fowl, xxxviii, 627, 832; Record measurements of Indian Buffaloes, xxxviii,

818 ; Death of Survey Khalassi due to poisoning by a Common Krait (Bunga-

rus caeruleus), xxxviii, 832 ; Appropriation of nests by other species, xxxviii,

826; Range of Schrenk’s Bittern (Ixobrychus eurythmus Swinhoe), xxxviil,

834 ; Association between a Leopard and a Tigress, xxxix, 156; Companion-

ship between different animals, xxxix, 1577; Number of cubs in a Tigress’s

litter, xxxix, 158 ; Shooting of quills by Porcupines, xxxix, 162; Hares as

unclean animals, xxxix, 164; White Bison, xxxix, 168; Horn-growth in

Antelopes, xxxix, 172; Colour sense in wild animals, xxxix, 173; Breeding

of the Green-billed Malkoha (Rhopodytes viridirostris), xxxix, 178; Crocodile

with right fore-leg missing, xxxix, 185 ; The King Cobra’s nest, xxxix, 187 ;

An apology, xxxix, 373 ; Sarus flocks, xxxix, 420; Measurements of Tigers

in the Naga Hills, Assam, xxxix, 615 ; Replacement of horns in Nilgai, xxxix,

618; Intergradation of the races of the Spot-billed Duck (Anas poecilo-

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rhyncha), xxxix, 638 ; Wild Beasts—real and apocryphal, xl, 113; Drum-

ming of Woodpeckers, xl, 123 ; Note on the Python, xl, 131 ; Pangolin and

Sambar : a curious belief, xl, 322 ; Record measurements of Indian Elephants,

xl, 324 ; The mating of Elephants, xl, 324 ; Records of Bewick’s Swan within

Indian limits, xl, 333 ; Migration of Wildfowl, xl, 335 ; Function of the ‘ For-

ceps ’ in Earwigs, xl, 339 ; Association of Deer and Monkeys, xl, 557 ; On the

range of the Western Horned Pheasant (Tragopan melanocephalus), xl, 569 ;

Extension of range of the moth Norraca longipennis Moore, xl, 578 ; Note on

Eterusia leptalina Koll, xl, 578 ; The largest head of a Mishmi Thakin, xl,

737; Banded Crake and Malabar Woodpecker in Southern India, xl, 763 ;

Letter from Mr. Stuart Baker on identification of eggs of Sterna fuscata

infuscata from Laccadive Islands, xl, 763 ; Nesting habits of the Gourami,

xl, 771 ; Poisoning from bite of a spider (Tarantula), x\, 774 ; Migration of

Wildfowl, xli, 902, 903.

EDWARDES, SEABURY.—Python infested with Nematode worms (Ophidas

caris filaria), xli, 669.

ELIOT, JOHN.—Occurrence of Untiana attina in the Teesta Valley, xxxviii, 633.

FERNANDEZ, J.—See BLATTER, E.

FERRAR, M. L.—Daily flighting of Flying Foxes (Pteropus giganteus Brunn.),

Xxxvil, 214; A butterfly ground in Kulu, xxxvii, 230.

FIELD, Lt.-Cox. F. F.—Occurrence of the Stiff-tailed Duck at Nowshera,

N.W.F.P., xlii, 445.

FIELD, THe Epitror oF THE.—The Lion in Baluchistan, xxxviii, 381.

FISCHER, C. E. C.—Some observations on Botanical Nomenclature, xxxix,

874 ; Where did the Sandalwood Tree (Santalum album Linn.) evolve ? xl,

458.

FISHES AND FISHING.—The Game Fishes of India, Part I (1 plate and 3

text-figures), xxxix, 199; Part II [1 coloured plate of the Bachhwa or

Butchwa Eutropiichthys vacha (Hamilton) and 8 text-figures], xxxix, 431 ;

Part III [1 coloured plate of the Garua Bachcha or Gaurchcha Clupisoma

garua (Hamilton) and 9 text-figures], xxxix, 659 ; Part IV [1 coloured plate

of the Silond Catfish Silonia silondia (Hamilton) and 4 text-figures], xl,

137; Part V [1 coloured plate of the Pungas Catfish Pangasius pangasius

(Hamilton) and 4 text-figures], xl, 355; Part VI [1 coloured plate of

the Goonch Bagarius bagarius (Hamilton) and 2 text-figures|, xl, 583;

Part VII. (1 coloured plate and 2 text-figures), xli, 64; Part VIII (1

coloured plate, 1 black and white plate and 2 text-figures), xli, 272; Part

IX (1 coloured plate, 2 black and white plates and 1 text-figure), xli, 518 ;

Part X (1 coloured plate, 1 black and white plate, 5 text-figures), xli, 784 ;

Part XI (1 coloured plate and 4 text-figures), xlii, 78 ; Part XII (1 coloured

plate and 7 text-figures), xlii, 305. Fish of Deolali, Part I (2 plates), xxxix,

502; Part II (1 plate), xxxix, 689; Part III (3 plates and 6 text-figures),

xl, 20. Battle with a Giant Ray (Dicerobatis eregoodoo) of the Arabian Sea

(1 plate), xxxvii, 227; Habits and habitats of food fishes of the Punjab

(1 plate), xxxvii, 655 ; Effect on Mahseer of eating the fruit of the Kalaw

Tree (Taraktogenos kurzii), xxxvii, 743; On a collection of fish from

Afghanistan (1 plate and 4 text-figures), xxxvii, 784 ; An interesting case

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of semi-cyclopia in a Shark (2 plates and 1 diagram), xxxvii, 912; A

fishing trip in ‘Kumaon (2 plates), xxxvili, 598; Freshwater Fish and

Fisheries of Travancore (5 text-figures), xxxvili, 702; Description of

a new species of fish from Northern Bengal (1 plate), xxxix, 188; On

the diet of the fish (Rita rita), xxxix, 189; Notes on the biology of the

freshwater Grey Mullet (Mugil corsula Hamilton), with observations on

the probable mode of origin of aerial vision in fishes (1 coloured and 3

text-figures), xl, 62; The food of Brown Trout (Salmo fario), (1 plate), xl,

428 ; Notes on the diseases of Trout at the Mahili Hatchery—Kulu

(Punjab), (1 plate), xl, 653 ; Bombay’s Fishing Industry, xl, 713 ; ‘ Fish of

Great Age ’, xl, 765 ; On the nesting habits of the Gourami (Osphronemus

goramy [Lacépéde]), xl, 766; Freshwater Fishes of North Gujarat, xl,

772; Study of sex organs of Mahseer, xli, 107; Mahseer and Turtle, xli,

180 ; Marine Fisheries of the Province of Bombay (1 plate, 1 map and 1

graph), xli, 340; On an epidemic among Rainbow Trout in the Harwan

Hatchery, Kashmir, during 1934; with observations on certain recent

cases of mortality (2 plates and 1 text-figure), xli, 397 ; Ona large Sawfish

(Pristis perrotteti Mull. and Henle) caught at Bombay (1 plate), xli, 435;

The nesting habits of the Gourami (Osphronemus goramy), xli, 436;

Trout fishing in Kashmir (1 plate), xli, 437; Fish laddersin the Punjab

(1 map and 2 plates), xli, 551 ; Fly fishing for Mahseer, xli, 670; The fish

Megalops as an aid to combat the Guineaworm carrier, Cyclops, xli, 672 ;

A Mahseer river of Southern India (1 plate), xli, 828 ; An ingenious fish

trap, (1 diagram), xli, 903; Something about Swordfish (1 black and

' white plate), xlii, 100. Wanted information about Mahseer, xlii, 182;

Notes on the early stages in the development of the Deccan Killifish

Aplocheilus lineatus (Cuv. and Val.) (2 text-figures), xlii, 203 ; The Whale

Shark (Rhineodon typus Smith) in Indian coastal waters with notes on its

wanderings in other areas (1 map and 7 plates), xlii, 255 ; Wanderings

of the Bombay Duck (Harpodon nehereus Ham. Buch.) in Indian waters

(8 text-figures), xxxvil, 640,

FLETCHER, T. BAINBRIDGE.—Birds and Ants, xxxix, 640,

FOOKS, H. A.—Effects of mauling by tiger, xli, 169; Occurrence of

Shelduck (Tadorna tadorna) and Godwits on Chilka Lake, xli, 180.

FOOT, A. E.—Age of puberty in the Indian Elephant (Elephas maximus),

XXXVIill, 392.

FOX, Rev. E. A. STORRS.—Notes on Murree birds, xxxix, 354; The

Yellow-bellied Flycatcher (Chelidorhynx hypoxanthum): an extension of its

range, xl, 327.

FRASER, A. G. L., 1.M.D.—The Snakes of Deolali, Part I (2 plates and 2

text-figures), xxxix, 58; Part II (3 plates and 1 text-figure), xxxix, 264; Part

III (4 plates), xxxix, 464; Fish of Deolali (1 plate), xxxix, 689.

FRASER, A. G., 1.M.D.—Observations on the bionomics of -(Panchax lineatus

Cuvier and Valenciennes), with special reference to its larvicidal propen-

sities, xl, 96,

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FRASER, Lievut.-Co.t. F. C., 1.m.s.—The larva of the Lobster Moth

(Stauropus dentilinea) (1 plate), xxxvili, 495, Indian Dragonflies, Part XLII

(2 plates and 3 text-figures), xxxvil, 553; A new Dragonfly from Lower

Burma, xxxvii, 890 ; New Oriental Dragonflies, xxxvili, 700.

FREND, G. V. R.—Hoof disease in the Muntjac (Muntiacus muntjac), xxxvii,

72.6.

FROGS.—Occurrence of the Six-toed Frog (R. hexadactyla) in the Bombay

Presidency, xxxvii, 742; Occurrence of Leith’s Frog (R. leithiz) in

Salsette Island, xxxvui, 742 ; Precocity in young Bull-Frogs (Rana tigrina

Daud.), xxxviii, 409; Extension of the range of the Microhylid Frog

[Uperadon systoma (Schn.)] xli, 180; A new species of fossil Frog from

the inter-trappean beds of Worli Hill, Bombay (1 plate), xli, 799; Frog

eating a Snake, xlii, 200.

GANAPATI, S. V., M.Sc., A.1.E.—The ecology of a temple tank containing a

permanent bloom of Microcystes cruginosa (Kutz.) Henfr., xlii, 65.

GARTHWAITE, P. F.—Occurrence of the Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps

cristatus cristatus) at Maymyo, Upper Burma, xxxix, 640.

————-and TICEHURST, C. B., M.a., M.R.c.S., M.B.0.U.—Notes on some

birds recorded from Burma (1 map), xxxix, 552; See SMITH, H. C., M.3.0.u.

GEE, E. P.—Strange behaviour of a Tigress, xxxix, 614; The size of the Jungle

Cat (Felis chaus affinis), xxxix, 850.

GHARPUREY, Lt.-Cou. K. G., 1.M.s.—Snakes in Belgaum, xxxvil, 942; A

further list of Snakes from Ahmednagar, xxxvili, 198.

GHOSH, S. K.—Why Elephants turn “‘ Rogues ”’, xxxvili, 614.

GHOUSUDDIN, M., m.sc.—A preliminary survey of the Algal Flora of Hydera-

bad (Deccan) (2 plates), xxxix, 149.

GILLAN, Major G. V. B.—The distribution of the Great Pamir Sheep (Ovis

ammon poli Blyth), xxxvii, 216.

GIMSON, C.—Occurrence of the Mandarin Duck (Aix galericulata) in the Mani-

pur State, xxxvii, 490; Growth and shedding of antlers in the Swamp Deer

(Rucervus duvaucelli) in Manipur State, xxxvii, 726 ; Derivation of the name

Seladang, xl, 733. oe :

GLENNIE, Cor. E. A.—Suppressed cannibalism among Spiders in high

altitudes, xlii, 667.

GLOVER, J. W. THOMSON.—A hybrid: Common Teal and Baikal Teal,

xl, 334.

GLOVER, P. M., B.sc.—An account of the occurrence of Chrysomphalus aurantit

and Laccifer lacca on Grape Fruit in Ranchi District, Chota Nagpur, with a

note on the chalcidoid parasites of Aspidiotus orientalis (1 plate), xxxviii,

I51.

GONZALEZ, J.—The mating of Elephants, xl, 731.

GOSH, C. C.—-Insect Pests of Burma, xlii, 648,

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GOUGH, Major W. G. H.—Some butterflies of Nepal, xxxviu, 258.

GOUGH, W.—Vultures feeding at night, xxxvili, 624.

GRAHAM, Major J. A., R.E.—The life history from egg to pupa of Brahmea

wallichii Gray (2 plates and 4 text-figures), xxxvili, 593.

GREAVES, J. B.—Note on the Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta c. olivacea) depositing

its Eggs, xxxvli, 494.

GREEN, E. ERNEST.—Parental care in Scorpions (photo), xxxviii, 411.

GREENWOOD, J. A. C.—Strange accident to a Vulture (1 photo), xl, 330.

GRIFFITH, R. G.—Measurements of a Buffalo head from Assam (1 photo),

ROK V ILS 1175s

HACKNEY, M. J.—Wood Snipe (Capella nemoricola) near Bombay, xli, 665.

HALL, J. E.—Shooting Wild Buffalo in the Kosi River swamps (1 plate), xxxviii,

585 ; Horn growth as observed in Black Buck and Nilgai, xxxviii, 618 ; Shoot-

ing notes for the Central Provinces (1 plate), xxxix, 104; A fine Swamp

Deer head (1 photo), xli, 417 ; Wild Elephants in Assam (1 plate), xli, 563.

HAMEED, ABDUL, m.sc.—Notes on the Orchids of Murree Hill (9 plates),

xli, 778.

HARMAN, A. C.—Extension of the range of the moth Norraca longipennis Moore

(Notodontide), x1, 578 ; Notes on Pieris brassice in Champaran, xli, 181.

HARTERT, ERNST JOHANN OTTO—Obituarial notice of, xxxvii, 474.

HASWELL, Major F. W.—Curious Behaviour of Elephants, x1, 560.

HEARSEY, Capt. L. D. W.—A Centipede killing a Mouse, 746.

HEWETSON, C. E., 1.F.8.—The Bird Year in Betul (Central Provinces), xli, 286.

Where a Tiger sharpened his claws (1 plate), xlii, 926.

HEWITT, W. A.—Occurrence of the Black-capped Kingfisher (Halcyon pileata)

in the Gonda District, U.P., xl, 128.

HICKIE, F. C., Lr.-Cot.—Occurrence of the Marbled Duck (Marmaronetta

angustirostris) near Poona, xxxviii, 196.

HIGGINS, J. C., 1.c.s.—The Game Birds and Animals of the Manipur State,

with notes on their numbers, migration and habits, Part V, xxxvii, 81 ;

Part VI, xxxvii, 298 ; Occurrence of the Eastern Grey Duck (Anas p. zonor-

hyncha) and the Bronze-capped Teal (Eunetta falcata) on the Brahmaputra,

XXXV1I, 224 ; Occurrence of Swinhoe’s Snipe in Assam, xlii, 442, 665.

HOME, LtT.-Co.. W. E. M. LOGAN.—The butterflies of Secunderabad, xxxvii,

892; Notes on Coorg butterflies, xxxvii, 669 ; Some notes on butterflies and

Big Game in Kashmir (2 plates), xl, 49.

HOPWOOD, S. F., 1.F.s.—Effect on Mahseer eating the fruit of the Kalaw Tree

(Taraktogenos kurzii), xxxvii, 743 ; Birds eating Butterflies, xlii, 199.

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HORA, SUNDER LAL, Dssc., F.R.S.E., F.A.S.B.—Wanderings of the ‘Bombay

Duck (Harpodon nehereus Ham. Buch.) in Indian Waters (8 text-figures),

XXXvii, 640; On a collection of fish from Afghanistan (1 plate and 4 text-

figures), xxxvii, 784 ; The Game Fishes of India, Part I (1 plate and 3 text-

figures), Xxxix, 19; Part II (1 plate and 8 text-figures), xxxix, 431; Part III

(1 plate and 9 text-figures), xxxix, 659 ; Part IV (1 plate and 4 text-figures), xl,

137; Part V (1 plate and 4 text-figures), xl, 355; Part VI (1 plate and

2 text-figures), xl, 583; Part VII (1 plate and 2 text-figures), xli, 65 ; Part

VIII (1 coloured plate, 1 black and white plate and 2 text-figures), xli, 272 ;

Part IX (3 plates and 1 text-figure), xli, 518; Part X (2 plates and 5 text-

figures), xli, 784; Part XI (1 coloured plate and 4 text-figures), xlii, 78 ; Part

XII (1 coloured plate and 7 text-figures), xlii, 305; Part XIII (1 plate and 3

text-figures), xlii, 526; Part XIV, The Mahseers or the Large-scaled Barbels

of India (3 plates and 2 text-figures), xlii, 803; Fishes collected by the Vernay-

Hopwood Upper Chindwin Expedition 1935 (1 plate), xlii, 478.

———— and MISRA, K. S.—Fish of Deolali, Part I, xxxix, 502; Part IJ,

xxxix, 689 ; Part III, xl, 20.

HOWSON, Lt.-CoL. C.——Otters and Crocodiles, xl, 557.

HUBBACK, T.—Malayan Gaur or Seladang (Bibos gaurus hubbacki) (5 black

and white plates), xl, 8; Principles of Wild Life Conservation (4 black and

white plates), xl, 100; ‘The T'wo-horned Asiatic Rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus

sumatrensis) (8 plates), xl, 594; Why Elephants visit ‘ Salt-licks ’, xl, 730;

Wild Life Photography in the Malayan Jungle (8 plates), xli, 48 ; Behavi-

our of Sambur in the presence of Wild Dogs, xli, 172; Birds eating

Butterflies, xli, 445 ; The Malayan Elephant (FE. maximus) (8 plates), xlii,

483; Salt licks, xlii, 518.

HUBBS, CARL L.—A new family of Fishes, xii, 446.

HUGHES, A. R., and McCANN, C.—On the road to Gersoppa and back, xli,

446.

HUNDLEY, GORDON.—Statistical record of growth in the Indian Sue ehe

(E. maximus), xxxvii, 487.

HURST, L. E. CLIFFORD.—Ratels and Corpses, xxxviii, 390.

HUSAIN, M. AFZAL, ».a., 1.A.s., and BHALLA, HEM RAJ, B.sc.—Some

bird of Lyallpur and their food , xxxix, 831.

IBBOTSON, J.—A baby Elephant (1 plate), xl, 558.

ICHALKARANJI, Cuter or.—Smoking a Panther to death, xxxix, 850.

INSECTS : (GENERAL)—

Sound produced by termites at work, xxxvii, 745; A Clear-winged Moth

(Paranthrene sp.) mimicking a Scoliid Wasp (Scolia auripennis), xxxvii,

959; A Hunting Wasp attacking a Spider, xxxvii, 745; Two caterpillars

of economic importance, not recorded before from South India, xl, 336;

A proposal to advance the teaching and research in entomology in India,

xl, 508; An improved cellophane wing mount, xl, 775; The Death

Expedition of Hibiscus caterpillars (larva of Crocallis sp.) (1 plate), xlii,

164; A correction, xlii, 450 ; Some insects from a mango trunk (Mangifera

indica L), xlii, 212 ; Insects at a street lamp at Andheri, xlii, 213.

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LEPIDOPTERA (SYSTEMATIC)—

The Early Stages of Indian Lepidoptera, Part I xl, 391; Part II xl; 681;

Part III xi, 72; Part IV xli, 311.; Part V, xlii, 38; Part: VI xli, 283. A

note on the Lycenid Butterfly (Everes dipora Moore). (1 plate), xl, 133;

Achrota grisella Fabr. and its status in South India, xli, 604.

LEPIDOPTERA (GEOGRAPHY) —

AssaM—The butterfly Rhinopalpa polynice burmana in the N.-E. Frontier,

Assam, xxxix, 641.

Bruar—Notes on Pieris brassicae in Champaran, xli, 181.

BurMa—Notes on some new and interesting butterflies chiefly from Burma,

Part I, xli, 235; Part II xlii, 109; Notes on butterflies of the Shan

States, xli, 646 ; Notes on butterflies of the Shan States, Burma, xl, 657,

Coorc—Notes on the butterflies of Coorg, xxxvii, 669.

GanjaM District—March Lepidoptera at Gopalpur (Dist. Ganjam), xlii,

211. 3

KasHMIR—Some notes on butterflies and big game in Kashmir (2 plates), xl,

49.

KuLu—A butterfly ground in Kulu, xxxvii, 230.

Nasik—On the occurrence of certain butterflies at Nasik, xl, 775.

Nixtciris—Occurrence of the Butterfly P. antiphates naira in the Nilgiris,

xxxvili, 834.

SECUNDERABAD— The butterflies of Secunderabad, xxxvii, 892 ; xxxviii, 800.

SimLta—A list of the butterflies of the Simla Hills, xli, 716; Addenda to

the list of Simla butterflies, xlii, 448.

‘TURKESTAN, CHINESE—Butterflies and moths from Chinese Turkestan,

XXXIX, 756.

LEPIDOPTERA (MIGRATION)—

The migration of butterflies in India (1 coloured plate and 4 diagrams),

xl, 439; The migration of butterflies, xli, 182; Migration of butterflies

xli, 905.

LEPIDOPTERA (GENERAL)—

Butterflies attracted by moist earth, xlii, 206; Note on a Pyralid (Argyria

fuscivenalis Hmp.) Caterpillar pest of Crataeva religiosa, Forst (1 plate),

xxxvii, 694; Description of the Larva of Eterusia (Soritia) leptalina Koll.

(Zygaenidae), (1 plate), xl, 578 ; A Curious Habit of the Danaid Butterfly,

xli, 443 ; Butterflies attracted by moist earth, xlii, 448; The larva of the

Lobster Moth (Stauropus dentilinea). (With 1 plate), xxxvii, 495; A

description of the notodontid moth Dudusa nobilis Walker, and its early

stages (2 plates), xxxvili, 134; Extension of the range of the moth Norraca

longipennis Moore—(Notodontidae), xl, 578; On the larva of the moth

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Circula triferestrata and the destruction of the cocoons by Tree Shrews,

xlii, 207; The life history from egg to pupa of Brahmea wallichiti Gray

(2 plates and 4 text-figures), xxxviii, 593; Supplementary notes on the life

history of the moth Brahmea wallichii, xlii, 448.

NEUROPTERA—

DRAGONFLIES (SYSTEMATIC)—

Indian Dragonflies. Part XLII (2 plates and 3 text-figures), xxxvii, 553;

A new Dragonfly from Lower Burma, xxxvii, 890 ; New Oriental Dragon-

flies, XXXVIil, 700.

DRAGONFLIES (GENERAL)—

nn GE

A Dragonfly preying on a Spider, xxxix, 190.

TRICHOPTERA—

~ Cappis Fries (SYSTEMATIC)

The Indian Caddis Flies (Trichoptera). Part II (8 text-figures), xxxvii,

620; Part III (13 plates), xxxviii, 123; Part IV (16 text-figures and 18

plates), xxxvill, 447; Part V (12 plates), xl, 486; Part VI (12 plates), xli,

39; Part VII (7 plates), xli, 332.

ORTHOPTERA—

Some data on the fauna: Blattodea, Mantodea, Phasmodea and Orthoptera

of North Afghanistan (6 text-figures), xxxix, 796; Notes on the Earwig

Dicrana kallipyga Dohrn., xl, 338; The habits of the Common Earwig

of Annamalainagar, Euborellia stali (Dohrn.), xli, 721 ; A visitation of the

Spotted Locust (Aularches miliaris L.) in Travancore (1 plate), xli, 676.

COLEOPTERA—.

The Flee-Beetle (Haltica cyanea) feeding on the leaves of the Water Chestnut

(Trapa bispinosa), xxxvii, 496; Buprestid beetle (Sternocera chrysis F.)

distribution, xxxvill, 834 ; Distribution of Sternocera nitidicollis C. and G.

(Buprestidae), xl, 579; The bionomics of the Yam Beetle [Galerucida

bicolor (Hope))], (1 plate), xli, 874. ;

HEMIPTERA AND HOMOPTERA

Transformational deceptive resemblance as seen in the life history of a

Plant Bug (Riptortus pedestris) and of a Mantis (Evantissa pulchra),

(1 plate), xxxvii, 803. An undescribed Tingitid from South India,

xxxix, 145. Notes on Coccidze (Homoptera, Rhynchota) from South

India, xxxix, 146. A preliminary account of the Aphididae of Poona,

XXXIX, 740.

HYMENOPTERA—

Wasps—

Wasp and the Trap-door Spider, xxxvii, 239 ; A newspecies of wasp assumed

to belong to the family Vespidae and named Paravespa eva ; with remarks

upon its affinities with the genus Ischnogaster and reasons for the creation

of a new genus Paravespa (1 plate), xxxviii, 803 ; Curious behaviour of a

wasp, xxxix, 641 ; The Wood-cutting Wasp (Sphex edax Bingham) and its

prey in Salsette, xlii, 200.

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ANTs—

Termite collecting in South India for food, xxxviil, 498; An annotated

list of Indo-Ceylonese termites, xxxvii, 700; A new carton=-building

species of ant in South India (Cremasiogaster dohrni artifex Mayr.)

(4 plates), xxxix, 291; Marriage flight and colony founding of the Com-

mon Black Ant [Camponotus (Tanemyrmex) .compressus Latr.| (3 text-

figures), XXXIx, 750.

DIPTERA—

Further records of Indo-Ceylonese chalcid flies, xxxvii, 193; Notes on

some South Indian Syrphids, xxxvii, 697; Larva of Threira lycetus Cr.

parasitized by ‘Tachinid flies, xlii, 210; xlii, 449.

TRAQ—Some additions to the Fauna of, xxxix, 745.

JACOB, K. CHERIAN, L.ag., F.L.s.—Stem fasciation in the Coconut Palm

(Cocos nucifera). (1 photo), xxxvii, 966; A fasciated inflorescence in a

Banana (1 plate), xl, 581 ; A bi-cellular Coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) (1 plate),

xli, 905; A new variety of Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera L. var. spicata),

xli, 906 ; Stem fasciation in the Areca Palm (Areca catechu L.) (1 plate),

xli, 907 ; A new species of Coloeus (1 plate), xlii, 320.

JOB, T. J., M.sc.—Notes on the geographical distribution and larvicidal pro-

pensities of Horaichthys setnait Kulkarni, xlii, 201. See JOoNEs, S.

JOHN, C. C., M.A., D.sc. (Lond.), D.1.c.—Freshwater fish and fisheries of

Travancore (5 text-figures), xXXvili, 702.

J ONES, A. E.—A note on the Lycaenid butterfly (Everes dipora) (1 plate), xl, 133 3

On the differences between Lycaenopsis huegelit huegelit and Lycaenopsis

ladonides gigas (1 plate), xl, 134; Nesting of the Booted Eagle (Hieraétus

pennatus Gm.) in the Simla Hills, xl, 568 ; Description of the larva of Eterusia

(Soritia) leptalina Koll. (Zygenide) (1 plate), xl, 578. King Crow bullying

Terns., xlii, 931; Presumptive evidence of the nidification of the Indian

Cuckoo (Cuculus micropterus Gould) (1 plate), xlii, 931.

JONES, H.—A Cuckoo (C. canorus) incident, xxxix, 175.

JONES, R. N. CHAMPION.—An encounter with a Hamadryad (N. bungarus),

xxxix, 185.

JONES, S., s.A.—A Note on the distribution, oviposition and parental care of

Scutigerella unguiculata var. indica (2 text-figures), xxxviii, 209; Obser-

vations on the oviposition and developmental stages of a species of Polyxenus

(2 plates), xxxviii, 211 ; On the nesting habits of the Gourami Osphronemus

goramy [Lacépede, xl, 766 ; A visitation of the Spotted Locust] (Aularches

miliaris L.) in Travancore (1 plate), xli, 676.

————and JOB, T. J., m.sc.—Notes on the early stages in the development

of the Deccan Killifish Aplocheilus lineatus (Cuv. and Val.) (2 text-figures),

xlii, 203. }

J. R. M. ‘ Field ’.—F ly fishing for Mahseer, xli, 670.

JOURDAIN, Rev. F. C. R.—‘ Cuckoo Lore’, xxxviii, 820.

KAHILU SANCTUARY.—Memorandum on the—A Correction, xli, 660.

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KAPADIA, G. A., M.sc.—Abnormal seedling of Mangifera indica Linn. (N. O.

Anacardiaceae.) (1 text-figure), xlii, 450.

KEELAN, W: P; —Injuries to the feet of a Mallard, xlii, 191; Village dogs

hunting, xlii, 437.

KENNEDY, WALTER P.---Some additions to the fauna of Iraq, xxxix, 745.

KHAN, IFTIKHAR ALI.—Association between a Leopard and a ‘Tigress,

XXX1IX, 155; Horn-growth as observed in Black Buck and Nilgai (1 photo),

XXXIX, 170.

KHAN, M. HAMID, m.sc., LL.B.—Habits and habitats of food fishes of the

Punjab (1 plate), xxxvii, 655 ; The food of Brown Trout (1 plate), xl, 428 ;

Notes on thé diseases of Trout at the Mahili Hatchery—Kulu (Punjab)

(1 plate), xl, 653 ; Study of sex organs of Mahseer, xli, 107; Fish ladders in

the Punjab. (1 map and 2 plates), xli, 551.

———— and TANDON, HARBANS LAL, B.sc.—A study of the reappear-

ance of trout food in trout waters in the Kulu Valley (Punjab). (2 plates),

xlii, 766.

KHANNA, L. P.—On two new species of Anthoceros Linn. 1753 from Southern

Shan States, Burma, with a comparative chart of the dioecious 'dark-spored

species of the genus (2 plates), xxxix, 358.

KIM—Do Porcupines shoot their quills ? xxxix, 162.

KINNEAR, N. B., M.B.0.u.—On the birds of the Adung Valley, North-east

Burma, xxxvii, 347; Obituary notice of Dr. Ernst Johann Otto Hartert,

- xxxvii, 474 ; On the birds seen or collected by Mr. H.St. J. Philby, during

his expedition to cross the Rub Abu Al Khali, xxxvii, 675 ; See WHISTLER,

HuGuH.

KOHLI, P. N.—Occurrence of two plants new to Kashmir, xl, 777.

KOUL, S. C.—The dawn carol of birds, xxxvii, 736; Some wild flowers of

Kashmir and their indigenous use, xlii, 452.

KUNDU, B. C., M.A., Ph.D., F.L.S.—Two new Nitekas. (2 plates), xlii, 843.

KYLASAM, M.S., B.a. (Hons.) ; See CHERIAN, M. C., B.A., B.Sc., D.I.C., xli, 253.

LACCADIVE ISLANDS, A visit to the—(4 black and white plates), xli, 489.

LA PERSONNE, V. S.—A_ note on the appendages and barbs on the wings

of the Pheasant-tailed Jacana [Hydrophasianus chirurgus (Scop.)], Xxxvii, 7333

A further aid to differentiation between Swinhoe’s Snipe [Capella megala

(Swinh.)] and the Pintail Snipe [(Capella stenura (Bonap.)], xxxvii, 734.

LAUNEY, PAUL DE.—The mating of Elephants, xl, 323.

LAW, S. C., M.A., Ph.D., F.Z.S., M.B.0.U.—On the occurrence of the White-collared

Kingfisher (Sauropatis chloris) in the District of 24-Perganas with a note

on juvenile colouration, xxxvii, 488 ; Extension of the range of the White-

browed Bulbul (Pycnonotus luteolus), xxxviii, 620. Further report on the

nesting of Geocichla c. citrina in 24-Parganas, Bengal, xxxviii, 622 ; Note

on the distribution of Chloropsis jerdont (Blyth) and Chloropsis aurifrons

(Temm.) in Central and Western 'Bengal, xxxviii, 825 ; Haunt and habitat

of Pitta c. cucullata Hartl, in West Bengal (1 plate), xi, 759.

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LEECHES.—Leeches attacking chicks of the Pied Kingfisher (Ceryle rudis

Linn) xl 173.

LE MARCHAND, W. M.—The Nukhta or Comb Duck (Sarkidiornis melanotos)

in Assam, xxxix, 639.

LEWIS, E. S.—Bewick’s Swan (Cygnus bewickit Yarrell) near Delhi, xl, 333;

The ‘ Sambur’ call of the Tiger and its explanation, xli; 889 ; On Jackals,

xli, 891 ; Mongoose attacking a Donkey, xli, 893 ; Crocodile and Wild Boar,

xli, 903 ; Vultures ‘ feeding ’ at night, xlii, 189.

LIGHTFOOT, G.58., 1.p.—Altitudinal range of the Ashy Wood-Pigeon (Columba

pulchricollis Blyth), xxxix, 181 ; On the occurrence of Hume’s Wedge-billed

Wren (Sphenocichla humet Mand.) in the Aka Hills, xli, 419.

LISTER, Lr.-CoL. F. H.—Occurrence of the Tiger in Northern Sikhim at

8,800 ft., xl, 553.

LIVESEY, 'T. R.—Do foxes occur in Burma ? xxxvii, 482; Bird notes from

Burma, xxxvii, 956; ‘Tigers burying their kill, xxxviii, 179; How Tigers

kill their prey, xxxviii, 180 ; Nidification of the Shan States Bar-wing (Actino-

dura ramsayi ramsayi) (1 plate), xxxviii, 187 ; Peregrine and Spur-winged

Plover, xxxvill, 190 ; Behaviour of the Wild Dog (Cuon dukhunensis), xxxviii,

388 ; The status of the Brown Shrike (Lanius c. cristatus) in the S. Shan

States, Burma, xxxvili, 397; Habits of the Burmese Stone-Chat (Saxicola

caprata burmanica), xxxviili, 398 ; Cuckoos in the S. Shan States, xxxviili,

401; Cuckoo Problems (4 plates), xxxviii, 734 ; xl, 127 ; xl, 329 ; Gaur heads

from the Chin Hills (1 photo), xxxviii, 819 ; Cuckoo lore, xxxviii, 821 ; The

Brown Wood Owl (Strix indranee) (1 photo), xxxviii, 827; Does the

Japanese Grey Quail (Coturnix c. japonica 'Temm,. and Schleg.) breed in

the Shan States ? xxxviii, 830 ; The habits of Vultures, xxxix, 398; Sarus

flocks, xxxix, 420; The Burmese Plaintive Cuckoo (Cacomantis merulinus

querulus), xxxix,177; The egg-laying of the Khasia Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus

canorus bakeri), xxxix, 623 ; Cuckoo Incidents, xxxix, 626; Egg-laying of

the Khasia Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus c. bakeri) in the nest of the Burmese

Stone-Chat (Saxicola caprata burmanica), x|, 125 ; xl, 329; Egg stealing by

Khasia Hills Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus bakeri), xl, 561; Call-notes of the

_ Burmese Plaintive Cuckoo (Cacomantis merulinus querulus); xl, 564; The

Shan Brown Wood-Owl Strix indranee shanensis Baker, xl, 567; The nidifica-

tion of the Burmese Barred-back Pheasant (Syrmaticus humic burmanicus),

xl, 568; Vultures feeding at night, xl, 755; The nomenclature of birds,

xli, 426.

LIZARDS.—Notes on the Indian Monitor (V. monitor) and Flying Lizard (Draco

maculatus), xxxvii, 739 ; Notes on Indian Monitors in the United Provinces,

xxxvil, 740; A Bloodsucker (Calotes versicolor) attacking an adult bird,

xxxix, 640; Description of a new species of Agamid lizard from ‘Upper

Burma, xxxix, 755; A comment on the name ‘ Blood-sucker ’ applied to

Calotes versicolor Daud., xl, 577; Notes on Calotes versicolor (Daudin)

Jerdon (3 plates), xxxix, 843; Food of lizards, xlii, 446. .

LOTHIAN, A. C.—An unusual Tiger, xxxvii, 479.

LOWE, Major J. H. B., r.z.—Migration of butterflies, xli, 905.

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LOWNDES, Capt. D. G.—Occurrence of the Beetle (Sternocera chrysis) in

Waziristan, XXXVili, 4LI.

LOWNDES, M. W.—An aggressive King Cobra (Nata hannah) (2 photos),

xl 4070;

LOWTHER, E. H. N., M.B.0.U., ¥F.z.s.—Notes on some Indian birds, Part I

(6 plates), xxxix, 116; Part II, Nightjars (5 plates), xxxix, 543; Part III

Birds in my garden (6 plates), xl; 409; Part IV (6 plates), xli, 526; Part V

(8 plates), xli, 765; Part VI. An Indian river bed (8 plates), xli, 782.

LUDLOW, F.—Catching of Chikor (Alectoris graeca chukor) in Kashmir, xxxvil,

222; The Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis) in Kashmir, xli, 666.

LUSHINGTON, CICELY.—Notes on the nesting of Legge’s Flowerpecker

[ Acmonorhynchus vincens (Sclater)]. (1 plate), xlii, 186.

MACDONALD, A. Str. J.—A fishing trip in Kumaon (2 plates), xxxviii, 598.

MACNAMARA, Major R. C.—Partial albinism in a Chukor (Alectoris graeca),

xli, 899.

MAHENDRA, B. C.—Geckos and Superstition, xxxviii, 631 ; The taxonomic

description of Rhinophis travancoricus Boul. (1 plate), xl, 388 ; Extension

of the range of the Microhylid Frog [Uperadon systoma (Schn.)], xli, 180.

MAHON, Lieut.-Cot. B. M., D.s.o., mM.c.—On the occurrence of the Baikal

or Clucking Teal (Nettion formosum) in Rewa State, xli, 672.

MALIK, G. M., s.sc.—On an epidemic among Rainbow Trout in the Harwan

Hatchery, Kashmir, during 1934; with observations on certain recent cases

of mortality (2 plates and 1 text-figure), xli, 397.

MAMMALS (GrocraPHy)—

AssaM—Notes on the Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelli), in Assam, xxxvii,

485; Distribution of Chital (Axis axis Erxl.) in Assam, xxxviii, 396 ; Wild

Elephants in Assam (1 plate), xli, 563.

BALUCHISTAN—The Lion in Baluchistan, xxxviii, 381.

~ Baropa—Whales in Baroda, with notes on the anatomy of the Fin-Whale

(Balaenoptera indica) stranded at Mulvel in March 1939, xli, 895.

BurMA—Some notes on Bison (Bibos gaurus) in Burma (2 plates), xxxvii,

106 ; Do foxes occur in Burma ? xxxvii, 482; Tiger lore in Burma, xxxix,

386 ; The alleged Wild Dog of Mt. Popa, Burma, xxxix, 851.

CrEYLON—A note on the discovery of Pipistrellus mordax Peters, the Grizzled

Bat in Ceylon, xxxviii, 177.

CoIMBATORE—'The White Bison (Bibos gaurus H. Sm.) of South Coimbatore,

XXXVili, 393 ; White Bison in Coimbatore, xxxix, 166; Ravages by Tiger

and incidence of man-eaters in North Coimbatore between 1860 and 1880,

KXKIX, 3S2.

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DarjEELING—Records of some Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) in the

Darjeeling District, xxxvu, 946.

INDIA (GENERAL) AND BuRMA—The number of Tigers shot in Reserved

Forest in India and Burma during the year 1937-1938, xli, 881.

Mataya—Early days in Malaya, xxxviii, 241 ; To Malaya for a Rhinoceros,

Xxxvill, 438 ; The Malay Tapir (1 plate), xxxviii, 479.

Naca Hitts—Leopards from vicinity of Naga Hills, xl, 739.

S1kKkim—Occurrence of Tiger in Sikkim, xli, 165 ; xli, 166; Occurrence of

Tiger in Northern Sikkim, 8,800 ft., xl, 553.

SUNDERBANS— Tigers in the Sunderbans, 178.

T1peT—Note on a Bear and a Panther obtained by Col. F. M. Bailey from

Tibet and a Panther from Asia Minor obtained by Mr. J. E. Whittall,

xxxvii, 947; Panther in Tibet, xxxviii, 609.

'TRAVANCORE—Whale-bone Whale stranded on the Travancore coast, xxxix,

620.

MAMMALS (Hasits)—

PRiMATES—Behaviour of Monkeys when attacked, xli, 165; xli, 653.

CHIROPTERA (Bats)—The Indian Vampire (Megaderma lyra) feeding on

a Pipistrel, xxxvii, 479 ; The Short-nosed Fruit-bat (Cynopterus sphinx) as

an agent of seed dispersal in the Wild Date (Phoemx sylvestris L.), xlu,

184.

PTEROPODIDAE (FLYING Foxes)—Daily flighting of Flying Foxes (P. gigan-

teus), XXXVil, 214 ; Roosts of Flying Fox, xxxviii, 812.

FELIDAE (CaT TRIBE)—An Unusual Tiger, xxxvii, 479; A ‘Tiger feeding on a

Cow while yet alive, xxxvii, 945 ; Tiger killing solitary Bull Bison (Bibos

gaurus), Xxxvili, 179 ; Tigers burying their kill, xxxvili, 179 ; How Tigers

kill their prey, xxxvili, 180; Anti-rabic treatment of an Indian Lion,

Xxxvill, 181 ; A case of Tiger eating salt-lick earth, xxxviii, 385; Tiger

feeding on a live cow, xxxvili, 386; A fight between a Cat and a Viper,

xxxvill, 387; Tiger versus Bison, xxxviii, 609; Association between a

Leopard and a Tigress, xxxix, 155 ; xxxix, 610; Curious companionship

between Panther and Wild Boar, xxxix, 157; Black Tigers, xxxix, 381 ;

Tiger smoked to death in a cave, xxxix, 385 ; wo wary Tigers and two

others, xxxix, 610; Strange behaviour of a Tigress, xxxix, 614 ; Smoking

a Panther to death, xxxix, 850; Unusual mauling by a Leopard, xl, 116;

Method adopted by Leopards in hunting Monkeys, xl, 555 ; Unusual

behaviour of Panthers and Tigers, xli, 167; A coin lodged in a Tiger’s

palate, xli, 167 ; Effects of mauling by Tiger, xli, 169.; xli, 653; A battle

royal between Tigers and an Elephant, xli, 654; The ‘Sambur ’ call of

the Tiger and its explanation, xli, 889; A Tailless Panther (1 photo),

xli, 890.

- CanIDA (Doc TRIBE)

Wild Dog (Cuon dukhunensis) killed by domestic dogs, xxxvii, 949 ; Behaviour

of the Wild Dog Cuon dukhunensis (Sykes), xxxvili, 388 ; Mange on Wild

Dogs, xxxix, 615 ; Curious behaviour of Wild Dogs and a Panther at a

kill, xl, 115; Disappearance of Jackals, xl, 117; On Jackals, xli, 891 ;

Village dogs hunting, xlii, 437.

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VIVERRIDA& (MONGOOSEs)

The Crab-eating Mongoose [Herpestes urva (Hodgs.)] in captivity, xli,

893 ; Mongoose attacking a Donkey, xli, 893 ; How the Mongoose counter-

acts snake bite, xlii, 183.

HyYA@NIDA (HYANAS)

The Striped Hygena as a man-eater, xxxix, 388 ; Hyaenas attacking human

beings, xli, 170; Hyaena carrying off a Bear cub, xli, 891; Vitality of a

Hyaena (Hyaena striata), xlii, 438.

Bovip& (BISON, ETC.)

A Bison Sanatorium, xxxvil, 483 ; White Bison, xxxvii, 483 ; Social behaviour

of Bison (B. gaurus, H. Sm.), xxxvii, 724 ; xxxviii, 393; A Bull Gaur (B.

gaurus) anda Tigress fight to death, xxxvii, 950; White Bison, xxxvii,

951; Bison and Panther, xxxvili, 818 ; Gaur bulls attacking a wounded

bull, xxxix, 391 ; Whistling sound made by Bison (Sib0s gaurus H. Sm.),

xxxix, 617; Solitary bull Bison (Bibos gaurus H. Sm.), xxxix, 617;

Colouration of the Bison’s snout and tongue, xxxix, 618 ; Curious behaviour

of Bison (Bibos gaurus H. Sm.), xxxix, 852 ; On whistling of Bison, xl, 117 ;

Behaviour of Gaur or Indian Bison, xl, 325; xl, 325; xl, 731 ; Behaviour

of Gaur and Elephant (1 plate), xli, 656.

CERVIDA (DEER)

Clicking sounds made by Muntjac, xxxvii, 486; Habits of the Hog- Deer

(Hyelaphus porcinus Zimm.), xxxviii, 396; Sore neck in-Sambar, xl, 733 ;

Behaviour of Sambar in the presence of Wild Dogs, xli, 172.

PROBOSCIDAR (ELEPHANTS)

Statistical record of growth in the Indian Elephant (Elephas maximus),

xxxvii, 487; Why Elephants turn rogues, xxxviil, 614; Formation and

absence of tusks in Elephants, xxxviii, 615 ; Peculiar behaviour of an

Elephant, xxxix, 164; Young Elephant killed by a Tiger, xxxix, 387; A

large Indian Elephant, xl, 324; A baby Elephant, xl, 558; Curious be-

haviour of Elephants, xl, 560; Why Elephants visit Salt-Licks, xl, 730;

Curious injury to the tail of an Elephant (1 photo), xli, 418.

LEPORIDA (HarREs)

Are Hares unclean animals? xxxix, 163.

INSECTIVORA : SORICIDAE (SHREWS)

Observations on the Grey Musk-Shrew (Suncus ceruleus), xxxix, 386.

MAMMALS (MiIscELLaNnEous).—

Ratels and Corpses, xxxvii, 952 ; XXXViil, 3900; 611 ; 612; xxxix, 163 159;

620. Weay

The record Alaskan Moose (Alces a. gigas), (1 plate), xli, 416; A large

Panther, xli, 656; (A correction), xlii, 183. A large head of the Indian

Buffalo (Bos bubalis Linn.), xli, 659; Measurements and weights of

Elephant tusks, xli, 660.

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MAMMALS (ABNORMALITIES). — i

A tailless Tiger (1 photo), xxxvii, 719; Abnormal dental Parduchl in a Rat,

xxxvili, 181 ; Melanism in Wild Dogs, xxxviii, 813 ; Abnormal Elephant

tusks (Elephas maximus), (1 plate), xxxix, 854 ;-Panther with abnormal

feet, xl, 321 ; An albino Sambar, xl, 322 ; A pale colour form of the Panther

(1 photo), xlii, 435 ; A brown form of the Himalayan Black Bear (Selenarctos

thibetanus), xlii, 436.

‘MAMMALS (Breep1nc).— Baril abbot 2 hc

Death of an Elephant (Elephas maximus L.) while calfing, xxxvii, 722;

Time of sexual maturity of the Elephant (Elephas maximus), xxxvii, 950 ;

- Birth of an Elephant calf (Hlephas maximus), xxxviii, 183 ; xxxviii, 613 ;

Age of puberty in the Indian Elephant (Elephas maximus), xxxviii, 392.

MAMMALS (Hysrips).—

Bison (Bibos gaurus) and hybrids in the igen Zoo (1 paleo MEKVI, 25) >

Ahybrid American Bison and domestic cow at the Mysore Zoo (1 photo),

XXXVil, 954.3; Hybrid American Hao and dundee domestic cow (1 photo),

xli, 894.

MAMMALS (Co.ouration).— y be

Notes on the colouration of the White-browed Gibbon (H. hoolock), xxxvii,

214 Variation in colouration of the ese ae ofthe snout and

- tongue in Bison, xxxix, 165. eS

MAMMALS (WEIGHTS _ AND_MraSUREMENTS).— _ eae.

A large pair of Elephant’s (Elephas maximus) tusks from Burma (1 plate),

XXXViL, soe, Length of horns . in _ 'Tsine ee banteng ~birmanicus Lyd. ‘)s

817; Gaur heads from Chin Hills, ae 819;.A big Buffalo head,

xxxix, 391 ; Measurements of Tigers in the Naga Hills, Assam, xxxix, 615 ;

(A correction), xl, 740; The size of the Jungle Cat (Felis chaus affinis),

xxxix, 850; Measurements of Tiger, xl, 114; Measurements of Tiger

shot in the Nilgiris—1925-37, xl, 553; Measurements of Panthers, xl,

554; Measurements of Tiger, Panther, Bison and Sambhur, xl, 555; The

record Thakin head (1 photo), xl, 736; Weight of ‘tusks of the Indian

Elephant, xli, 171 ; Number of cubs in a Tigress’s litter, xxxix, 158 ;

The mating of Elephants, xl, 323 ; xl, 731 ; Number of young Hedgehogs

have at a birth, xli, 171 ; The breeding of the” Nobatach Polecat es

sarmaticus). (1 text-figure), xli, 415.

MAMMALS (Ace). —

An Elephant 170 years old, XXXIX, 619.

MAMMALS (MiIGRATION).—

Further records of distribution of the Cheetah cee 610.

MAMMALS (SHOOTING _ AND | PuoTocraPHy).—

Stalking a herd of Suite Good ee with a Camera in Pairind (3

plates), xxxvii, 278; Tiger. shooting in Burma (2 plates),--xxxvii, 573;

-Rhinoceros shooting in Burma (1 plate), xxxviii, 137 ; -Hog-hunting

reminiscences, XXXvili, 515; Shooting Wild Buffalo in the Kosi River

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swamps (1 plate), xxxviii, 585 ; Sound listening for Tiger shooting, XXXVill,

814 ; Legendary method of hunting Wild Dogs, xxxviii, 814 ; Some Hog-

hunting reminiscences, xxxix, 168 ; Wild life photography in the Malayan

jungle (8 plates), xli, 48; Small game shooting in Mysore (1 plate),

xh, 594.

MAMMALS (Systematic).—

Notes on the Flying-Fox (Pteropus giganteus) Brunn., xxxvii, 124 ; The Palm

Civets or ‘ Toddy Cats’ of the genera Paradoxurus and Paguma inhabit-

ing British India (5 text-figures), xxxvii, 172, 314; The distribution of

the Great Pamir Sheep (O. a. poli), xxxvii, 216; A note on Sciuropterus

gorkhali Lindsay with remarks on Petaurista caniceps and its allies, xxxvil,

376; Distribution of the Hunting Leopard (Acinonyx jubatus Erxl.) in

South India, xxxviii, 386 ; Description of a Blue Bear from Tibet, xxxviii,

610; The Foxes of British India (3 text-figures), xxxix, 36 ; The Malayan

or Burmese Sambar (Rusa unicolor equinus), (1 plate), xxxix, 309; The

Mongooses of British India, including Ceylon and Burma (2 text-figures),

xxxix, 211 ; Malayan Gaur or Seladang (Bibos gaurus hubbacki), (5 black

and white plates), xl, 8; The Two-horned Asiatic Rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus

sumatrensis), (8 plates), xl, 594; Additional notes on the Asiatic ‘Two-

horned Rhinoceros, xl, 618; The Mottled Polecat (Putorius sarmaticus),

xli, 416; The Hog-Badgers (Arctonyx) of British India (1 text-figure),

xli, 461 ; Notes on some British Indian Otters, with descriptions of two

new subspecies, xli, 514; The Indian Wild Dog (3 black and white plates,

and 1 photo), xli, 691; xlii, 436 ; Notes on the Fulvous Fruit-Bat (Rousettus

leschenaulti Desm.) (1 plate and 1 text-figure), xli, 805.

MAMMALS (Horn GrowtTu).—

Growth and Shedding of Antlers in Sambar (Rusa unicolor, and Cheetal

(Axis axis) in South India, xxxvii, 484 ; Growth and Shedding) of Antlers

in the Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelli) in the United Provinces, xxxvil,

485; Growth and Shedding of Antlers of Sambur and Swamp Deer in

Assam, xxxviil, 185 ; Horn growth in Black Buck and Nilgai, xxxviii, 618;

Early development of Antlers by Sambhur in Billigirirangan Hills,

S. India, xxxvili, 619; Sambhur: Season of Horn development, xxxviii,

819; Horn growth as observed in Black Buck and Nilgai (1 photo),

xxxix, 170; Horn Growth in the Nilgai, xxxix, 171 ; Horn Growth in

Nilgai, xxxix, 171; Replacement of horns of Nilgai, xxxix, 618 ; Abnormal

Horn-growth in the Muntjac (Muntiacus vaginalis), (1 photo), xxxix, 854.

MAMMALS (MiscELLANEOUS).—

In ambush for Bison (3 black and white plates), xxxvii, 529; Death of 14

Elephants (Elephas maximus L.) by food poisoning, xxxvii, 722; Growth

and shedding of antlers inthe Swamp Deer (Rucervus duvaucelli) in Mani-

pur State, xxxvii, 726; Hoof disease in the Muntjac (Muntiacus muntjac),

XXXV1li, 726; Where big game ‘ Take the Waters’ (3 plates), xxxvii, 780;

Note on the record Indian Lion, xxxvili, 181; A pair of Indian Lions

presented to the British Museum by H.H. The Nawab of Junagadh,

xXxxvili, 382 ; A short-tailed Tiger, xxxvill, 384; White Bison, xxxviii,

619 ; Xxxix, 165 ; The result of excess poison for Wild Dogs, xxxix, 388 ;

A very large Sambar stag, xxxix, 390; Wild Beasts—real and

apocryphal, xl, 112 ; Cause of sore neck in Sambar, xl, 118; Pangolin

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and Sambar: a curious belief, xl, 322 ; ‘ Stamping Grounds’ and ‘ sore

neck’ in Sambar, xl, 560; Derivation of the name Seladang, xl, 733;

Coracles and Chimpanzees (2 plates), xli, 116 ; Days and doings with my

Bobbery-Pack (1 plate), xli, 324; A fine Swamp Deer head (1 photo),

xli, 417 ; On the distinction between Indian and Malayan Gaur (1 plate),

xli, 657; Rivers as barriers to the distribution of Gibbons, xlii, 434.

MARGABANDHU, V., m.a.—An annotated list of Indo-Ceylonese Termites,

XXXVI1,.700 ; xxxvili, 208 ; See AYYAR, T. V. RAMAKRISHNA.

MARSHALL, G. H. L.—Measurements of Tigers in the Naga Hills, Assam,

xxxi1x, 615; A correction, xl, 740; Leopards from vicinity of Naga Hills,

xl, 739.

MATHEW, A, P., M.a.—The Life-history of the Spider (Wyrmarachne plata

leoides.), (s plate), xxxvii, 369; Transformational deceptive resemblance

as seen in the Life History of a Plant Bug (Riptortus pedestris) and of a Mantis

(Evantissa pulchra) (1 plate), xxxvii, 803 ; A study of the courting habits of

Myrmarachne plataleoides (Cambr.) a Spider mimic of the Indian Red-Ant,

Oecophylla smaragdina, xiii, 171.

MATTHEWS, W. H.—Records of some Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa)

in the Darjeeling District (1 photo), xxxvii, 946; Distribution of the Indian

Hoopoe (Upupa epops orientalis), xxxviil, 191; Bird Notes from Baltistan

(1 map), xlii, 658.

MAYURANATHAN, P. V.—On the flowering of Strobilanthes in 1934, xxxviii,

636; The original home of the Coconut, xl, 174; A correction, xl, 776 ;

Variation in the leaves of Euphorbia caducifolia Haines (3 plates), xli, 183.

McCANN, C., F.L.s.—Notes on the Flying Fox (Pteropus giganteus), (1 plate),

Xxxvii, 143; A Whip-Snake (Dryophis mycterizans) feeding on the lizard

Calotes versicolor, xxxvii, 226; Obituary notice of Rev. Father Ethelbert

Blatter, xxxvii, 466 ; The Indian Vampire (Megaderma lyra), feeding on a

Pipistrel, xxxvii, 479; The Flee-Beetle (Haltica cyanea) feeding on the leaves

of the Water Chestnut (Trapa bispinosa), xxxvii, 496 ; Occurrence of Jsoétes

coromandelina in the Bombay Presidency, xxxvii, 501; Observations on

Ceratophyllum demersum Linn. (2 plates and 2 text-figures), xxxvii, 681 ;

Occurrence of the Six-toed Frog (Rana hexadactyla Lesson) in the Bombay

Presidency, xxxvii, 742; Occurrence of Leith’s Frog (Rana leithii Bouleng.)

in Salsette Island, xxxvii, 742; Some observations on Nymphwa pubescens.

(2 plates and x text-figure), xxxvii, 895 ; A Clear-winged Moth (Paranthrene

sp.) mimicking a Scoliid Wasp (Scola auripennis), xxxvii, 959 ; The Mugger

(Crocodilus palustris) feeding on large Water-Beetles (Cybister sp.), xxxviii,

409; Male Rat-snakes (Zamenis mucosus) fighting, xxxviii, 409 ; Precocity

in young Bull-Frogs (Rana tigrina), xxxviii, 409; The Short-eared Owl

(Asio flammeus), out at sea, xxxvill, 623; Does the Giant Wood-Spider

(Nephila maculata) live more than one season ? xxxix, 194 ; Parental care and

cannibalism in Arachnids, xxxix, 194; Observations on the Grey Musk-Shrew

(Suncus ceruleus), xxxix, 380; Notes on the Pond Terrapin (Geomyda

t. trijuga) in Salsette Island, xxxix, 423 ; Notes on the breeding of the Rat-

Snake or Dhaman (Zamenis mucosus), xxxix, 423 ; Notes on the Common

96. GENERAL INDEX

~ Land ‘Crab [Paratelphusa (Barytelphusa) guerint (M.-Edw.)] of Salsette

(2 plates))sscax; 531 Notes on Hardwicke’s Hedgehog (Hemiechinus

collaris), xxxix, 616; Notes -on Calotes versicolor (3 plates), xxxix, 843 ;

Curious- behaviour ' of the - Jungle Crow (Corvus macrorhynchus) and the

White-backed Vulture {(Gyps bengalensis), xxxix, 864; The distribution of

the White-eared Bulbul (Molpastes leucogenys leucotis) in the swamps near

the Vaitarna river, xxxix, 864 ; 7 The breeding of the Little Green Bittern

(Butorides striatus javanicus). ‘in Salsette Island, xxxix, 869; Sexual

dimorphism in the Star-shelled Tortoise (Testudo elegans), xxxix, 870 ;

.. Sexual dimorphism in the Seasnake (Distira cyanocincta), xxxix, 872 ;

Breeding season of the Jew’s-nosed Sea-snake (Enhydrina valakadyen) in

Bombay waters, xxxix, 872; The Reptiles and Amphibia of Cutch State

(2 plates), xl, 425 5 The Flamingo (Phenicopterus ruber antiquorum ‘Temm.)

(7 plates), xli, 12 ; Additions to the description of Frerea indica Dalz. (Asclep-

-iadaceae) and some observations on the species (3 plates), xli, 143 ; Number

of young Hedgehogs have at a birth, xli, 171 ; Death of a Curassow (Crax

sp. ) caused’ by congestion of the oviduct, xli, 177; On the road to Gersoppa

and -back, xli, 446; Association. between Batocera rubus L. and Book-

Scorpions (Chelifer), xli, 678 ; A Reptile and Amphibian Miscellany, Part I

(9 plates and 3 text-figures), xli, 742; Part II (6 black and white plates),

xu, 45 3 3 Notes on the Fulvous Fruit-bat (Rousettus leschenaulti Desm.),

} (1 plate and 1 text-figure), ‘xli, 805; The Short-nosed Fruit-bat (Cynopterus

sphinx) as an agent of seed dispersal in the Wild Date (Phoenix sylvestris L.),

xlii, 184; A note on the Alpine Swift (Micropus melba bakeri Hartert), xlii,

188; Extension of the range of the Brown Whip Snake (Dryophis pulverulen-

tus Jan. ), xii, 200; The Wood-cutting Wasp (Sphex edax Bingham) and its

prey in Salsette, xlii, 209; Larva of Theretra lycetus Cr. parasitized by

~-'Tachinid flies, xlii, 210; Some insects from a Mango trunk (Magnifera

indica L..), xlii, 212; Insects at a street lamp at Andheri, xlii, 213 ; Vultures

and Palms, xlii, 439; Curious nesting site of the Red-wattled Lapwing

(Lobivanellus indicus indicus Bodd:) (1 photo), xlii, 441 ; Further observations

‘on the Flying Fox (P. giganteus) and the Fulvous Fruit-bat (R. leschenaulti),

(1 photo and x text-fig.), xiii, 587 ; Two naturalists visit Karwar, N. Kanara

(1 plate), xlii, 602; Occurrence of Synontherias sylvaticus Schott. in the

Bombay Presidency, and notes on some other Araciae of interest (4 plates),

~~ “ xlii, 796; A Mantis-Bloodsucker Tragedy, xlii, 940 ; A Centipede eating its

eggs, xlil, 943.

MENESSE, N. H.—The Punjab Sirkeer Cuckoo [Taccocua leschenaultii sirkee

“(Gray)] in Sind, xli, 172.

MENON, M. KRISHNA, m.a.—A note on the males of Emerita (Hippa) asiatica,

“XXXVI, 499.

MICHAEL, PETER ; : Fish of Great Age ’ (Reprinted from the ‘ Field’), xl, 765.

MILITARY SECRETARY TO THE VICEROY.—See MAHON, Lievt.-

Cox., B. M., p.s.0:, M.c.,’ xli;672.°

‘MILLAR, G. D. L.—Abnormal Elephant tusks (Elephas maximus) (1 plate),

xxxix, 854 ; Weight of tusks of the Indian Elephant, xli, 171.

MILLARD, W. S., F.z.s.—See BLATTER, Rev. E,

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MILNER, C, E., 1.F.s.—Occurrence of Schrenk’s Bittern (Ixobrychus eurythmug

Swinh.) in Amherst Dist., Tenasserim, xxxviii, 834.

MILROY, A. J. W.—The Preservation of Wild Life in India, No. 3. Assam,

Supplement, xxxvii, 97-104.

MISRA, K.S., m.sc.—See HORA, SUNDERLAL, D.sc., F.R,S.E., F.Z.S., F.R.A,S.B.,

VPEIN D8 xiiis)! 305%

MISTSHENKO, LEO.-—Some data on the fauna. Blattodea, Mantodea, Phas-

modea and Orthoptera of North Afghanistan (6 text-figures), xxxix, 796.

MITCHELL, FRANCIS JAMES.—Obituarial notice of, xxxvii, 475.

MOHAMMAD, AGHA.—Abnormal flowers of the Radish (Raphanus sativus),

XXXViiil, 412.

MOLLUSCA.—Marine Shells of Madras (4 plates), xlii, 323.

MONTEATH, J., 1.c.s. (Retd.).—Curious companionship between a Panther

and a Wild Boar, xxxix, 157.

MOONEY, H. F., 1.F.s.—Occurrence of the Purple Wood-Pigeon [Alsocomus

puniceus (‘Vickell)] in Singhbhum District, Bihar and Orissa, xxxvii, 735.

MORRIS, R. C.—A Bison Sanatorium, xxxvii, 483 ; White Bison, xxxvii, 483 ;

'. .Growth and shedding of antlers in Sambar (Rusa unicolor) and Cheetal

_ (Axis axis) in South India, xxxvii, 484; A tailless Tiger (1 photo), xxxvii,

719; Death of an Elephant (Elephas maximus Linn.) while caifing, xxxvii,

722; Death of 14 Elephants (2. maximus) by food poisoning, xxxvii, 722 ;

Tiger killing solitary bull Bison (Bibos gaurus), xxxvili, 179; Vultures feed-

ing at night, xxxviii, 190 ; Comments on Mr. Richmond’s note on the Preser-

vation of Wild Life in India, xxxviii, Supplement, 225; A case of Tiger

eating salt-lick earth, xxxviii, 385; ‘Tiger feeding on a live cow, xxxviii,

386 ; Distribution of the Hunting Leopard (Acinonyx jubatus) in S. India,

XXXVili, 386 ; Social behaviour of Bison (Bibos gaurus), xxxviii, 393 ; The

White Bison (Bibos gaurus) of South Coimbatore (photo), xxxviii, 393; To

Malaya for a Rhinoceros (2 plates), xxxvili, 438 ; The formation and absence

of tusks in’ Elephants, XXXvVill, 615 ; Early development of antlers by Sam-

bhur in the Billigirirangan Hills, S. India, xxxviii, 619 ; Tiger versus Bison,

xxxvill, 609 ; Further records of the distribution of the Cheetah (Acinonyx

jubatus) in South India, xxxviii, 610 ; The birth of an Elephant calf, xxxviii,

613; Why Elephants turn Rogues, xxxviii, 615 ; The Vernay-Hopwood

Upper Chindwin Expedition (6 plates), xxxviii, 647; Melanism in Wild

Dogs, xxxviil, 813 ; Bison and Panther, xxxvili, 818 ; Season of horn develop-

ment in Sambhur, xxxvili, 819 ; Peculiar behaviour of an Elephant, xxxix,

164; White Bison, xxxix, 165; Ravages by Tiger and incidence of man-

eaters in North Coimbatore between 1860 and 1880, xxxix, 382 ; The Result

- of excess poison for Wild Dogs, xxxix, 388; A very large Sambar stag, xxxix,

390; Gaur bulls attacking a2 wounded bull, xxxix, 391 ; Two wary Tigers

and two others, xxxix, 610 ; Mange on Wild Dogs, xxxix, 615 ; Solitary bull

Bison (Bibos gaurus), xxxix, 617; Colouration of the Bison’s snout and tongue,

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xxxix, 618 ; Close seasons for Big-Game—are they beneficial? xxxix, 621;

The use of firework or rocket cartridges in the protection of crops, xxxix,

855; Measurements of Tiger, xl, 114; Disappearance of Jackals, xl, 117; On

whistling of Bison, xl, 117; Behaviour of Gaur or Indian Bison, xl, 325 ;

Measurements of Tiger, Panther, Bison and Sambhur, xl, 555; ‘ Stamping

Grounds’ and ‘ sore-neck’ in Sambar, xl, 560; A Natural History Tale,

xl, 581 ; On the occurrence of the Banded Crake (Rallus e. amuroptera) and

the Malabar Woodpecker (Macropicus j. hodgsonz) in the Billigirirangan Hills,

S. India, xl, 763 ; The record Alaskan Moose (Alces a. gigas) (1 plate), xl,

416; Measurements and weights of Elephant tusks, xli, 660; Analysis of a

salt lick in Kollegal, Coimbatore, South India, xli, 898; Society for the

Preservation of the Fauna of the Empire, xlii, 653 ; Unusual behaviour of

Panthers and Tigers, xlii, 655 ; Elephants lying down, xlii, 658 ; Bed Bugs

and Swifts, xlii, 664 ; The Malayan Elephant, xlii, 928.

MOSLEY, MARTIN E., F.r.£.s.—The Indian Caddis-Flies (Trichoptera), Part

II (8 text-figures), xxxvii, 620; Part III (13 plates), xxxviii, 123; Part IV

(16 text-figs. and 18 plates), xxxviil, 447 ; Part V (4 plates), xl, 486; Part VI

(12 plates), xli, 39; Part VII (7 plates), xli, 332; Part VIII (12 plates),

Si; 7723

MOSES, Dr. S. T.—The recent Placuna Pearl fishery in Baroda and some notes

on the Window-pane Oyster, xli, 119 ; Whales in Baroda, with notes on the

anatomy of the Fin-Whale (Balaenoptera indica) stranded at Mulvel in

March 1939, xli, 895.

MUKERJI, DEV DEV.—Report on Burmese fishes collected by Lt.-Col. R. W.

Burton from the tributary streams of the Mali Hka River of the Myitkyina

District (Upper Burma), Part II (11 text-figures), xxxvii, 38.

MULLAN, D. P.—On the alterations in the tissues of Melochia corchorifolia

Linn. and Corchorus capsularis Linn. on a change of environment (2 plates

and 1 text-figure), xli, 877.

MUNN, Capr. L.—A Hunting Wasp and Trap-door Spider, xxxvii, 239.

MUNNS, F. A. C.—Cuckoos in Sugaon, Champaran District, Bengal, xl, 576.

MUSTILL, F. J., 1.r.s.—A Hamadryad’s nest and eggs, xxxix, 186; A large

Indian Elephant, xl, 324; The use of firework or rocket cartridges in the

protection of crops, xl, 326; Behaviour of Gaur or Indian Bison (Bibos

Saurus), Xl "731.

NAYAR, K. KARUNAKARAN, m.a.—The nesting habits of the Small Sunbird

[(Leptocoma minima (Sykes)], xxxvii, 730.

NEWTON, H. M. S.—Indus Sand Lark (Alaudula raytal adamsi Hume) and

Crested Lark (Galerida cristata Linn.) laying in the same nest, xxxviii, 826.

NICHOLAS, Major R.C.—Sandgrouse coming to water at mid-day, xlii, 440.

NICHOLS, EDWARD G.—The Kodaikanal birds and how to name them,

Xxxix, 812,

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NILGIRI GAME ASSOCIATION.—1879-1939. (3 plates), xli, 384.

OBITUARY NOTICES.—

Father E. Blatter, s.J., xxxvii, 466; Dr. Ernst Johann Otto Hartert, xxxvii,

474; Francis James Militchell, xxxvii, 475; Heugh S. Symons,

Xxxvii, 477; Osmond Charles Ollenbach, xxxviii, 607; Walter Ormiston,

XXXViii, 608; Herbert Musgrave Pnipson (1 plate), xxxix, 152; A. J. W.

Milroy, xxxix, 376 ; Sir George, Hampson, Bt., xxxix, 379; Dev Dev.

Mukerji (1903-37), Xxxix, 379 ; Major-Gen. Sir H. C. Tytler, K.c.B., C.M.G.,

C.1L.E., D.S.0., xli, 409; Frederick Victor Evans, xlii, 431.

O’BRIEN, Lr.-Co.. G.—Late stay of Snipe, xli, 901 ; Scarcity of Sandgrouse

during the cold weather 1939-40, xli, 440.

O’DONELL, H. V.—The Indian Cuckoo (Cuculus m. micropterus), xxxix, 175.

OSMASTON, B. B., 1.F.s. (Retd.)—Do birds employ ants to rid themselves of

ectoparasites ? xxxix, 182.

PANIKKAR, N. KESAVA, M.A., M.Sc.—The Prawn Industry of the Malabar

Coast (3 plates), xxxix, 343.

PARR, C. I.—The Bronze-capped Teal (Eunetta falcata) in the Samastipur

District, Bengal, xxxvill, 195.

PARSONS, R. E.—A second record of the occurrence of the Long-tailed Duck

(Clangula hyemalis) in India (1 photo), xxxviii, 193 ; Intergradation of the

races of the Spot-billed Duck (Anas pecilorhyncha), xxxix, 638 ; The butter-

fly (Rhinopalpa polynice burmana), in the N.-E. Frontier, Assam, xxxix, 641 ;

Arrival and stay of Snipe in Assam, xl, 128; Migration routes of geese,

xl, 764 ; A case of poisoning from the bite of a spider, xl, 773 ; Notes on wild

duck and geese in the Sadiya Frontier Tract, Assam, xli, 422; A large

head of the Indian Buffalo (Bos bubalis Linn.), xli, 659 ; Does the Common

Whistling Teal have more than one brood in the year? xli, 901; Butter-

flies attracted by moist earth, xlii, 206 ; On the larva of the moth (Circula

triferestrata) and the destruction of the cocoons by Tree Shrews, xlii, 207 ;

Lagerstremia indica as a food plant of the Silk Moth (Actias selene), xlii, 208 ;

The Weeping Willow (Salix babylonica) as a food plant of the moth Loepa

katinka Westw., xlii, 209; Rivers as barriers to the distribution of Gibbons,

xlii, 434 ; Supplementary notes on the life history of the moth (Brahmea

wallichit), xlii, 448 ; Extension of the known range of the beetle Allomyrina

dichotomus into Assam, xlii, 668 ; Rivers as barriers to the distribution of

Gibbons, xlii, 926 ; Parasitization of larva of the hawk moth (Oxyambulyx

subocelata) by flies, xlii, 941.

PEACOCK, E. H.—Stalking a herd of Saing (3 plates), xxxvii, 278; In

ambush for Bison (3 plates), xxxvii, 529; Where big game ‘ Take the

Waters’ (3 plates), xxxvii, 780.

PEART, Capt. J. F.—Notes on the colouration of the White-browed Gibbon

(H. hoolock Hart.), xxxvii, 214.

PEILE, H. D.—The two Indian subspecies of Satyrus (Eumenis) parisatis Kollar.

A correction, xxxvii, 229,

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PEPPE, F. H.—Abnormal horn-growth in the Muntjac (Muntiacus vaginalis )

(1 Photo), xxxix, 854.

PETIT, S. C.—Bandicoots attacking a Cobra, xxxviii, 388.

PHILLIPS, T. J.—Vitality of a Hyaena (Hyaena striata), xlii, 438; On the

occurrence of the Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs Linn.) in Waziristan, xlii, 439;

Habits of the Seesee Partridge (Ammoperdix g. griseogularis), xdiily ALG 8

- Habits.of the Seesee Partridge, xlii, 665.

PHILLIPS, W. W. A.—Note on the discovery of Pzpistrellus mordax (The

_ Grizzled Bat) in Ceylon, xxxvili, 177; Photographing in Ceylon’s Bird

Sanctuaries (6 plates), xlii, 295.

PILLAI, N. G.—On the height and age of an elephant (1 plate), xlii, 927 ;

Bird bathing in ants, xlii, 935. et

PIZEY, R, M.—On the distinction between Indian and Malayan Gaur (1 plate),

xli, 657.

POCOCK, R. I., F.R.s.—The Palm Civets or ‘ Toddy Cats’ of the genera Para-

doxurus ay Paguma inhabiting British India, Part II (2 text-figures), xxxvii,

172; Part III (3 text-figures), xxxvii, 314; Note on a bear and a panther

obtained by Colonel F. M. Bailey from Tibet and a panther from Asia Minor

obtained by Mr. J. E. Whittall, xxxvii, 947 ; The lion in Baluchistan, xxxviii,

“381; A pair of Indian Lions presented to the British Musuem by H. H.

>) the Nawab of Junagadh, xxxviii, 382; The Foxes of British India (3 text-

figures), xxxix, 36; The Mongooses of British India including Ceylon and

Burma. (2 text-figures), xxxix, 211; The alleged Wild Dog of Mt. Popa,

Burma, xxxix, 851; The Hog-Baders (Arctonyx) of British India (1 text-

- figure), xli, 461; Notes on some British Indian Otters, with descriptions

of two new subspecies, xli, 514.

PODUVAL, R. V.—Whale-bone Whale stranded on the Travancore Coast

ipy ¥XkIx,; 620.

PONCINS, VISCOMTE EDMUND DE.—A hunting trip in the Sunderbunds

a40in 1892 (4 plates), xxxvii, 844.

PRATER, S. H., c.m.z.s.—The Lesser Florican (Sypheotides inidca) in the

Konkan, xxxviii, 191; Occurrence of Dipsadomorphus multimaculata in

Assam, xxxviii, 201; Description of a Blue Bear (Ursus arctos pruinosus)

_ from Tibet, xxxviii, 610; The Long-tailed Duck (Clangula hyemalis Linn.)

in Sind, xxxviii, 831 ; Black Tigers, xxxix, 381; The Striped Hyaena as a

Man-eater, xxxix, 388; Panther with abnormal feet, xl, 321; The Snipe-billed

Godwit [Limnodromus taczanowskii (Verr.)] in Orissa, xl, 332; Additional

notes on the Asiatic T'wo-horned Rhinoceros, xl, 618; On a large Sawfish

- (Pristis perrotieti Mull. and Henle), xli, 435; Number of tigers shot in

reserved forest in India and Burma during the year 1937-38, xli, 881;

~The Indian Black Eagle (Ictinaétus malayensis perniger Hodgs.) in Salsette,

xli, 899; The occurrence of the Yellow-bellied Flowerpecker (Pachyglossa

melanoxantha Hodgs. ) at Almora, U.P., xlii, 187; The Whale-Shark (Rhineodon

.')\ ¢ypus Smith) in Indian coastal waters with notes on its wanderings in other

areas (1 map and 7 plaies), xlii, 255. vote

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PRIMROSE, J. B.—Supplementary observations on the Munnar Section of

the Ornithological Survey of Travancore and Cochin, xl, 500.

PURI, D. R.—Butterflies of Lahore, xxxviii, 202.

PHYTHIAN-ADAMS, Major E. G., 1.4. (Retd.) F.z.s.—Wood-Snipe (Capella

nemoricola, Hodgs.) in Malabar, xxxvii, 220 ; The Preservation of Wild Life

in India No. 9, Mysore, Suppl. xxxvili, 241 ; Occurrence of the Bittern

(Botaurus s. stellaris) in South Mysore, xxxix, 870 ; Measurements of tigers

shot in the Nilgiris—1925-37, xl, 553 ; Measurements of panthers, xl, 554 3

Occurrence of Swinhoe’s Snipe [Capella megala (Swinhoe)] in Mysore, xli,

178; The Nilgiri Game Association—1879-1939. (3 plates), xli, 384 ; Small

game shooting in Mysore (1 plate), xli, 594; Behaviour of monkeys when

attacked, xli, 653 ; Eggs of Yellow-wattled Lapwing [Lobipluvia malabarica

(Bodd.)], xli, 899.

RADHA, Miss K. S., M.sc.— See CAIUS, J. F., s.]., F.u.s.

RAE, C. J.—Cotton Teal (Nettapus coromandelianus) at Nasik, xl, 765 ; On the

occurrence of certain butterflies at Nasik, xl, 775.

RAIZADA, M, B., m.sc.—See BOR, N. L., M.aA., D.Sc., F.L.S., I.F.S.

RAJ, Mrs. P. S. SUNDARA,—Observation on the nest of the Dabchick (Podiceps

ruficollis), XXXVi1, 492.

RAJ, S. SUNDARA.—Clicking sounds made by Muntjac, xxxvii, 486.

RATH, Mrs. MARGARET.—Freak seedling of the Grape Fruit (1 photo),

Xxxix, 873.

REEVE, Major M. B. P.—Occurrence of the Long-tailed Duck (Clangula

hyemalis Linn.) near Quetta, xl, 333.

REPTILES.—The Reptiles and Amphibia of Cutch State. (2 plates), xl, 425;

A Reptile and Amphibian Miscellany, Part I (9 black and white plates,

and 3 text-figures), xli, 742; Part II, xlii, 45.

REVIEWS.—A Game Book for Burma and Adjoining Territories, xxxvii, 204 ;

The Nidification of Birds in the Indian Empire, xxxvii, 207; xxxvii, 715 ;

Vol. IV, xxxvili, 605 ; The Jungle in Sunlight and Shadow, xxxvii, 208 ;

The Book of the Tiger, xxxvii, 211 ; Evolution of Habit in Birds, xxxvii,

460; Nature Study Readers, xxxvii, 461 ; Indo-China—A Sportsman’s

Opportunity, xxxvii, 462 ; ‘ Darwin’, xxxvii, 464 ; Hunter’s Moon, xxxvii,

716; Popular Handbook of Indian Birds, xxxviii, 171; Tiger und

Mensch, xxxvili, 171; Zur Kenntnis Nordostasiatischer Vogel, xxxviii,

174; Lac and Indian Lac Research Institute, xxxviii, 175; The Fauna

of British India (Reptiles and Amphibians), xxxviii, 175 ; The Birds of

Nippon. I. Part V, xxxviii, 378; The Natural History of Central

Asia, X. ‘ The Reptiles of China’ ; xxxviii, 378; Auf stillen Pfaden. (Guja),

Xxxvili, 379; A Flower Book for the Pocket, xxxviii, 380; An abridged

Catalogue of certain Scutelleroidea of China, Chosen, Indo-China and Taiwan,

XXXxvlii, 604 ; The Snakes of India, xxxviii, 604; Man: A Special Creation,

Xxxvill, 807 ; Glimpses of the Wild, xxxviii, 808 ; A Shellac Patent Index,

xxxvili, 808 ; Wild Animals of the Indian Empire and the Problem of their Pre-

servation, XXXVIIl, 808; Indian Science Abstracts, xxxix, 151; Natural History,

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xxxix, 374 ; Les Serpentes de | Indochine, xxxix, 374 ; Questions Agricoles,

xxxix, 375; Manual of the Mammals of Ceylon, xxxix, 603; A Guide to Col-

lecting Butterflies of India, xxxix, 603 ; A Beast Book for the Pocket, xxxix,

605; Note on the Burma Wild Life Protection Act, xxxix, 606; Some Beautiful .

Indian Trees, xxxix, 849 ; The Birds of British Somaliland and the Gulf of

Aden, xl, 314; Aus dem Leben der Vogel, xl, 315 ; The Compleat Indian

Angler, xl, 315 ; The Trials of a Planter, xl, 316; The Kandy Flora, xl,

317; Uganda Game Department Annual Report for the year 1937, xl, 317;

The Fight to Live, xl, 549; The Valley of Flowers, xl, 549 ; Lac Cultivation

in India, xl, 550; Supplement to the Flowering Plants of Madras City and

its immediate Neighbourhood, xl, 550; Hints on Museum Education, xl,

550; More Difficulties of the Evolution Theory, xl, 551; Le petit peuple

des ruisseaux; xl, 728; The Annual Report and Balance Sheet of the

Ceylon Game and Fauna Protection Society for the Season 1937-38, xl, 728;

Pageant of Wings, xl, 727; Trees and Men, xl, 727; Annual Report on

Game Preservation in Burma for the year ended 31st March 1938, xli,

161; The Formenkreis Theory and the Progress of the Organic World,

xli, 163 ; A Guide to the Snakes of Uganda, xli, 163 ; Medical Entomology,

xli, 164; Fauna of British India: Butterflies, I, xli, 410; Uganda Game

Department: Annual Report for the year 1938, xli, 411; Fauna of British

India : Mammalia, I, xli, 413; ‘Trees and Shrubs in my Garden, xli, 414 ;

A Facsimile of R. H. Beddome’s Articles on Indian Reptiles 1862-1870,

xlii, 181; The Tetrapod Reptiles of Ceylon, I, Testudinates and Crocod-

ilians, xlii, 181 ; The Fauna of British India: Diptera VI. Family Calli-

phoridae, xlii, 433. Birds of Burma, xlu, 650.

RICHARDSON, H. E., 1.c.s.—Breeding of the Great Black-headed Gull

(Larus ichthyaétus Pallas), xli, 179. :

RICHMOND, R. D.—The Preservation of Wild Life in India No. 7, The Madras

Presidency Provisions for the Protection of Wild Life, xxxviii, Suppl. 220.

ROBEY, H. R. D.—Records of Snipe shot in the Tingri District, Assam, xli,

179.

ROBINSON, G. C., 1.F.s.—Time of sexual maturity of the Elephant (Elephas

maximus), XXXVIl, 950.

ROBINSON, M. E.—The Flowering of Strobilanthes in 1934. (8 plates), xxxviii,

117; Some notes on the raising of Hibiscus shrubs from seed (1 coloured

plate and 1 black and white plate), x\, 1.

ROONWAL, M. L.~The Booming Bittern [Botaurus stellaris (Linn.)] in

Lower Bengal, xlii, 934.

ROSS, BRIGADIER E. J.—Trout fishing in Kashmir (1 plate), xli, 437.

ROSSEL, Major H. G.—Behaviour of Gaur or Indian Bison (Bibos gaurus),

xl, 325 ; Behaviour of Gaur and Elephant (1 plate), xli, 656.

ROWNTREE, J. B., 1.F.s.—Habits of the Hog Deer (Hyelaphus porcinus), xxxviii,

396.

RUBIE, Lr.- Cot. C.B.—The Sheldrake (Tadorna tadorna) and the Comb Duck

(Sarkidiornis melanotus) in Sind, xxxviii, 196.

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RUSSELL, Mrs. P. 'T.—A meander through the cinchona plantation, xxxvil, 242.

SABNIS, L. S., B.A. (Hons.), D.Sc., F.A.S.C., I.A.S.—A contribution to the flora

of the Punjab Plains and the associated Hill Regions, Parts I and II, xlii,

124 and 342; Part III, xli, 533.

SALT LICKS.—Earth-eating and Salt-licking in India. Analyses. XL-

XLVII, xl, 544; xl, 724; Analysis of a Salt-lick in Kollegal, Coimbatore

South India, xli, 898.

‘ SANDEMAN, Lt. A. G.—An ingenious fish trap (1 diagram), xli, 903.

SANDERS, D. F.—Butterflies of Secunderabad, xxxviii, 800.

SAYEED-UD-DIN, M.—A further contribution to some of the common

flowering plants of the Hyderabad State ; their distribution and economic

importance (1 map), xl, 191; Preliminary notes on a recent botanical

tour to Amrabad Forest Reserve, H. E. H. The Nizam’s Dominions,

Hyderabad (Dn.) (1 plate), xli, 907; Some common Indian herbs with

notes on their anatomical characters Part I (3 plates), xli, 113; Part II

(3 plates), xli, 321; Part III (3 plates), xli, 548; Part IV (3plates), xli,

795; Part V (2 plates), Part VI (2 plates), xlii, 161 and 280; Part VII

(3 plates), xlii, 599; Part VIII (3 plates), xlii, 816; Additions to our

knowledge of the flowering plants of H. E. H. The Nizam’s Dominions,

Hyderabad, Deccan (1 plate), xlii, 903.

SEN, Lrt.-Co.. R., 1.M.s.—A case of recovery from the bite of the Saw-scaled

Viper (Echis carinata), xli, 675 ; Distribution of Anopheles sundaicus Rodenw.,

through mechanical means (1 map), xlii, 593.

SESHATYA, R. V.—An instance of ‘ viviparity ’ in Mabuya carinata, xl, 132. -

SETNA, Dr. S. B., M.sc., F.R.M.S., Ph.D.—Bombay’s Fishing Industry, xl, 713 ;

Marine Fisheries of the Province of Bombay (1 plate, 1 map and 1 graph), xli,

340.

———-— and KULKARNI, C. V., B.a., B.sc.—The fish Megalops as an aid to

combat the Guinea worm carrier, Cyclops, xli, 672.

SEVASTOPULO, D. G., F.R.E.s.—Mimicry : being notes on certain Indian

butterflies, xxxvili, 203 ; A preliminary list of the Pyralide of Calcutta,

XXXVill, 204 ; A note on Alymnias hypermnestra undularis, xxxviii, 206 ; The

preservation of Heterocera in India, xxxviii, 634; A supplementary

list of the Pyralidae of Calcutta, xl, 132; The Early Stages of Indian

Lepidoptera, Part I, xl, 391; Part II, xl, 681; Part III, xli, 72; Part

IV, xli, 311; Parts V and VI, xlii, 38 and 283; Part VII, xlii, 510 ; Part VIII,

xlii, 748; An improved cellophane wing mount, xl, 775; On the food-

plants of Indian Bombyces (Heterocera), xli, 817; March lepidoptera at

Gopalpur (Ganjam Dist.), xlii, 211; On the food plants of Indian Agaristide

and Noctuidae (Heterocera), xlii, 421 ; Food of Lizards, xlii, 446 ; Butterflies

attracted by moist earth, xlii, 448 ; Larva of Theretra lycetus Cr. parasitized

by Tachinid flies, xlii, 449 ; Lagerstremia indica as a food plant of Actias

selene, xlii, 449 ; The death expedition of Hibiscus caterpillars (A correction),

xlii, 450.

SHAH, SADEG Z.—A hybrid American Bison and domestic cow at the Mysore

Zoo (1 plate), xxxvii, 954; Hybrid American Bison and Indian domestic

cow (1 photo), xli, 894.

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SHARGA, U. S., M.sc., Ph.D., F.E.s.—Observations on teratological individuals

of Aptinothrips rufus (2 plates), xxxvii, 964; Indian Roller or Blue Jay

(Coracias benghalensis) feeding on a scorpion, xxxix, 179.

SHARIF, M., p.sc., Ph.D., F.L.S.—A proposal to advance the teaching and

~ research in entomology in India, xl, 508.

SHAW, G. E. and SHEBBEARE, E. O.—Description of a new species of fish

from Northern Bengal (1 plate), xxxix, 188.

SHEBBEARE, E. O.—Occurrence of Psammophis condanarus ? in Berar, xxxix ;

871.

SHORTT, H. E.—Hyaena carrying off a bear cub, xli, 891.

SINGH, RAJ-KUNWAR YASHODHAR.—A large panther, xli, 656.

SINGH, SARDAR SHIVDEV.—Measurements of a fine head of the Indian

Gazelle, xlii, 930.

S. L. H.—Preliminary Guide to Indian Fish, Fisheries, methods of Fishing and

Curing, and Agricultural marketing in India, xlii, 645.

SMITH, F. WOOLEY.—The record Thakin head (1 photo), xl, 736; Effects

of the bite of the large mygalomorph spider (Chilobrachys sp.), xlii, 941.

SMITH, H. C.—Wild Life Protection in Burma, xxxvii, 167; A Hamadence

(Naia bungarus) nest and eggs (1 plate), xxxix, 186.

————, GARTHWAITE, P. F., and SMYTHIES, B. E., 3B.r.s.—Notes

on the Birds of Nattaung, Karenni, with systematic notes by C. B. Ticehurst,

-M.A., M.R.C.S., M.B.O.U. (1 map), xli, 577.

SMITH, MALCOLM.—The Green Pit-Viper (Trimeresurus gramineus), xxxix,

188; The names of two Indian vipers, xxxix, 730; Description of a new

species of Agamid lizard from Upper Burma, xxxix, 755.

‘SMITH, W. J. L.—Mating of the Hamadryad or King Cobra (Naia bungarus),

XXXVill, 200.

SMYTHIES, E. A., C.1.E., 1.F.S.—A battle royal between tigers andan elephant,

xli, 654; Birds of Burma (reviewed) xlii, 650.

SNAKES (GEOGRAPHY).—

~~ -AyiEDNAGAR.—A further list of snakes from Ahmednagar, xxxviii, 198.

-Assam.—Occurrence of Dipsadomorphus multimaculata Schleg. in Assam,

XXXVili, 201.

- Betcaum.—Snakes in Belgaum, xxxvii, 942.

‘Bomepay.—An addition to the list of snakes of Bombay and Salsette (Coronella

brachyura), XXXvVili, 197.

BurmMa.—The Many-banded Krait (Bungarus multicinctus) in Burma, xlii,

199. ) i | :

PunjaB.—Extension of the range of the snake Contia persica Anders. in

the Punjab, xxxvil, 226. .

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SNAKES (HaBirs)—

A Whip-snake (D. mycterizans) feeding on the lizard Calotes versicolor,

XXXV1l, 226; Rat-Snakes and their food value, xxxvil, 743; A Dhaman

(Ptyas mucosus) rattling its tail, xxxvii, 958; Feeding of.Cobras in

captivity, xxxviil, 321; Male Rat-Snakes (Zamenis mucosus Boulenger)

fighting, xxxviil, 409 ; An encounter with a Hamadryad (Naza bungarus),

xxxix, 185; A Hamadryad’s (Naia bungarus) nest and eggs (1 plate),

xxxix, 186; Snake’s method of swallowing prey, xxxix, 424; Snake

attacked by frogs, xli, 668; An aggressive King Cobra (Naia hannah)

(2 photos), xli, 670; A case ie recovery from the bite of the Saw- -scaled

Viper (Echis carinata), xli, 675.

SNAKES (BrEEDING)—

Mating of the Hamadryad or King Cobra (Naia bungarus Site: ), XXXVIIL,

200 ; Notes on the breeding of the Rat-Snake or Dhaman (Zamenis muco-

SUS).) *XXXIx, A232),

-SNAKES (ParasiTEs)—

Python infested with Nematode worms (Op/hidascaris filaria), xli, 669.

SNAKES (SysTtEMaTIc)—

The Snakes of Deolali, Part I (2 plates and 2 text-figures), xxxix, 58 ; Part

II (3 plates and 1 text-figure), xxxix, 264 ; Part III (4 plates), xxxix, 464 ;

The Green Pit Viper (Trimeresurus gramineus), xxxix, 188 ; ‘The names of

two Indian vipers, xxxix, 730; Note on the Python, xl, ie ; The head-

shields of the Hamadryad [Naia hannah (Cantor)] : An abnormal example,

_ xl, 336; Extension of the range of the Brown Whip- Snake (Dryophis pul-

~ verulentus Jan.), xlii, 200.

SONI, R. L., M.B., B.S, —Abnormal dental growth i in a rat (r photo), x XXXVI

181.

STANF ORD, J. K., 1.c.s.—Nuptial performance of the Spur-winged Plover

(Hoplopterus Deana XXXV1l, 223; A large pair of elephant’s (Elephas

maximus) tusks from Burma (1 plate), xxxvii, 486; Notes on the birds of

the Sittang-Irrawaddy Plain, Lower Burma, xxxvii, 858 ; On the occurrence

of the Tibetan Siskin (Spinus thibetanus) in Northern Burma, xxxviii, 18 ;

Some little known birds of Northern Burma, xxxviii, 185 ; Some notes on

the Woodcock (Scolopax r. rusticola) in Burma, xxxviii, 192; On the occur-

rence of the Ibis-bill (Ibtdorhyncha struthersi) in Upper Burma, xxxviii; 403 ;

Some rare birds in Northern Burma, xxxviii, 404; Probable breeding of

the Black-winged Stilt (Himantopus h. himantopus) in the Shwebo District,

Upper Burma, xxxviii, 624 ; Some rare birds in Northern Burma, xxxviii,

625 ; On the breeding of the Pied Harrier (Circus melaneleucus) in Northern

Burma, xxxix, 179 5 Some rare birds in Northern Burma, XXXIX, 395-; Occur-

in ce oe Bia, KXKIK, ee ; Occurrence of the Chinese Lesser Lestrel

(Cerchneis naumanni pekinensis) in Northern Burma, xxxix, 633; On the

breeding of the Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus) and other birds in the

Bengal Sunderbunds, xxxix, 867 ; Bird notes from the Dry Zone of Upper

- Burma, xl, 571; The Spur-winged Plover (Hoplopterus ventralis Wagl,),

xli, 420; Some ornithological results of the Vernay-Cutting aeaaatn of

1938-39 to Northern Burma (2 plates), xlii, 242.

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STANFORD, J. K., 1.c.s. and SMITH, H. C., 1.6.s.—Nesting of the Indiari

Crested Swift (Hemiprocne coronata) in Upper Burma, xxxix, 125.

STANSFELD, H. S.—On the occurrence of the Indian Purple Moorhen (Por-

phryrio p. poliocephalus) in Chitral, xl, 762.

STAPYLTON, J. MILES, 1.c.s.—Early arrival of Snipe in the Andamans,

XXXVii, 224 ; Migration and decrease of Snipe in the Andamans, xxxvii, 491 ;

Occurrence of the Mallard (Anas platyrhyncha) at Hoshangabad, xxxix, 639.

STONEY, R. F.—Woodcock, Wood-Snipe, Pintail Snipe and Jack Snipe in one

day, xl, 331.

SUBRAMANIAM, T. V., 8.a.—Termite collecting in South India for food,

xxxvii, 498 ; Angling of crocodiles, xxxvii, 738 ; Rat-Snakes and their food-

value, xxxvii, 743 ; On the mating habits of spiders, xxxvil, 962; A fight

between a cat and a viper, xxxviil, 387; A dragonfly preying ona spider,

xxxix, 190; Mating of the spider Tetragnatha (1 sketch), xxxix, 197 ; About

spider collection (1 plate and 8 text-figures), xxxix, 366 ; Protective adap-

tation among some Indian spiders, xl, 477; Some Indian spiders: their

season of prosperity, xlii, 217.

———— and ANANTANARAYANAN, K. P., B.A.—A note on Metanastria

hyrtaca, Cram. (1 plate), xl, 257.

SUNDERBUNDS.—

A hunting trip in the Sunderbunds in 1892 (4 plates), xxxvii, 844.

SURGUJA, Maharaja of—A short-tailed Tiger (photo), xxxviii, 384; Sloth Bear

(Melursus ursinus) attacking a live bait, xxxvili, 391.

SUTER, M.—Remarkable feeding habits of an Indian Carp [Barbus (Puntius)

dobsoni Day], xlii, 940.

SYMNS, J. A. M.—Some birds of Lower Burma, xlii, 198 ; Some birds of the

oil fields, Burma, xlii, 198 ; The Many-banded Krait (Bungarus multicinctus)

in Burma, xlii, 199 ; Some notes on Burmese birds, xlii, 663.

SYMONS, HEUGH 6S., Obituarial Notice of, xxxvii, 477.

THIAGARAJAN, K. B., B.sc.—The habits of the common Earwig of Annama-

lainagar, Euborellia stali (Dohrn.), xl, 721.

THOMPSON, NOEL J. S.—Jackals (?) and a captive panther, xl, 321.

THOMSON-GLOVER, Lt.-Col. J. W.—Butterflies and moths from Chinese

Turkestan, xxxix, 756.

THOM, W. S., 1.P. (Retd.).—Some notes on Bison (Bibos gaurus), in Burma

(2 plates), xxxvii, 106; Tiger shooting in Burma (2 plates), xxxvii, 573 ;

Rhinoceros shooting in Burma (1 plate), xxxviii, 137; The Malay Tapir

(Tapirus indicus) (1 plate), xxxvili, 479 ; The Malayan or Burmese Sambar

(Rusa unicolor equinus) (1 plate), xxxix, 309 ; Sore neck in Sambar, xl, 733.

THYAGARAJU, A. S., m.a.—The King-Crow [Dicrurus macrocercus penin-

sularis (Ticeh.)], xxxvii, 727 ; Sound produced by termites at work, xxxvii,

745.

~~ GENERAL INDEX Dae

‘-TICEHURST, DR. CLAUD B.—The Browa Shrike (Lantus cristatus Linn.)

in Burma and Assam, xxxviii, 824.

« FIWARY, N. K.—Precocious germination, xxxvili, 213 ; Root formation from

leaf cuttings, xxxviil, 216.

TOMBAZI, N. A., F.R.G.S.—Battle with a Giant Bat-Ray (Dicerobatis eregoodoo)

(1 plate), xxxvii, 227.

_"FOOGOOD, Lt.-Col. C. G.—Number of cubs in a tigress’s litter, xxxix, 159 ;

Ratels and corpses, xxxviii, 612; Sound listening for tiger shooting,

XXXvill, 814 ; Curious behaviour of Bison (Bibos gaurus), xxxix, 852 ; Mahseer

and Turtle, xli, 180; Quail and Chukor (Alectoris graeca) (a Query), xli,

667.

TRENCH, C. G. CHEVENIX.—A Hunting Wasp attacking a spider, xxxvii,

EAS:

TRESHAM, C. H.—An unknown visitor to a leopard carcase, xlii, 656.

TRIVEDI, T. R.—An albino Nilghai (1 photo), xlii, 929.

TUTEIN-NOLTHENIUS, A. C., F.z.s.—Exploitation of Wild Life (Ceylon),

“Xxxvil, 219; Birth of an elephant calf (Elephas maximus), xxxviii, 183 3

—Unusual mauling by a leopard, xl, 116; A note on our Yala Sanctuary,

5 ne ic teae

TYTLER, Major-GeNERAL SiR HARRY, K.C.B., C.M.G., C.I.E., b.S.0.—Notes

on some new and _ interesting butterflies chiefly from Burma, Part I, xli,

235; Part II, xl, 109.

VAN INGEN, BOTHA—A brown form of the Himalayan Black Bear (Seles

~- narctos thibetanus), xlii, 436.

VAN INGEN and VAN INGEN.—Variations in colour of tigers and panthers,

xlii, 654 ; A fine Swamp Deer head, xlii, 657.

VARGHESE, K. I., m.a.—Mating habits of Mynahs and Crows, xxxviii, 186.

VASU, B. M. —Survival of birds after injury, xlii, 936.

VENKATRAMAN, T. V., B.A., M.Sc.—Observations on the biology of ‘some

South Indian Coccids G pe) xlii, 847.

VERNAY-HOPWOOD UPPER CHINDWIN EXPEDITION (6 black and

white plates), xxxviil, 647.

VERNAY SCIENTIFIC SURVEY OF THE EASTERN GHATS. — See

Whistler, H. and Kinnear, N. B.

WAITE, H. W., M.B.0.U.—Birds observed at Fort Munro, Sulaiman Hills,

with notes by WHISTLER, HUGH, M.B.O.U., xxxvii, 6883 Occurrence of the

Black-headed Cuckoo-Shrike (Lalage sykesii) in the Hoshiarpur District

of the Punjab, xxxvil, 955; Some interesting records of birds in the

Punjab, xxxix, 861; Some interesting records of birds in the Punjab. A

correction, xl, 328; Occurrence of the White-headed Wagtail (Motacilla

flava leucocephala Przew.) in the Attock District of the Punjab, xl, 561;

Occurrence of the Allied Grey Shrike (Lanius excubitor pallidirostris) in the

Rawalpindi District, Punjab, xli, 661.

* _ GENERAL INDEA

WAY, Mrs, A. B. M. —The occurrence of the Drongo. Cuckoo, (Sumnamius

~lugubris terials); in the Punjab, xlii, 187.

_WEATHERBE, D’ARCY.—Memorandum on de Kahilu suai o plates),

xli, 146; Memorandum on the Kahilu Sanctuary. (A correction), xli, 660;

Burma’s decreasing Wild Life (2 plates), xlu, 150; Whipsnade Zoo, XXXI1X, 391.

WHISTLER, HUGH, r.z.s., M.B.0.U.—Occurrence of the Larger Blue-winged

Pitta (Pitta megarhyncha Schlegel) in Eastern Bengal, xxxvii, 222; A new

race of Horsfield’s Scimitar Babbler, xxxviii, 699 ; The Ornithological Sur-

vey of Jodphur State, xl, 213; Supposed breeding of Pintail mine) [Capella

stenura (Bonaparte)] in Belgaum District, xli, 178.

———— and KINNEAR, N. B., M.B.o.u.—The Vernay Scientific chee of the

Eastern Ghats (Contec Section), Part VII, xxxvii, 96; Part VIII,

KxxWii, 7280 3 Part DX exxxvil) susic Part xxxvinl (751 gbart POlrecscyaal,

205) Part XY xxxvim, 232. Part OXTI)) xxxvini 4s) Pant Oe Viloyati,

072 > Part XV; xxx 2467; Part (OV Ih xxx 447

WILD ANIMALS OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE, AND THE PROBLEM OF

THEIR PRESERVATION.—Part II, Plates XV-XXXVI, Supplement,

XXXVil, 59-111 ; Part III, Plates 13-15 (coloured) and Part XXXVII-LII

(uncoloured)—Supplement, xxxvii, 112, 161; Part IV, Plate 16 (coloured)

and Plates LIN-LXVII (uncoloured), KEK Vl SUPP, WL SO-20.. me

WILLIAMS, C. B., sc.p.—The migration of butterflies in India (1 coloured san

and 4 diagrams), xl, 439.

WILLIAMS, J.—Social behaviour of Bison (Bibos gaurus H. Smith), ay

724; Notes on the Indian Monitor (Varanus monitor), and Flying Lizard

(Draco maculatus), xxxvii, 739; Wild Dog (Cuon dukhunensis) killed by domes-

tic dogs, xxxvii, 949 ; White Bison in South Coimbatore, xxxix, 166 ; Game

birds of the Anamalai Hills and the South Coimbatore District (1 plate),

Xxxix, 732; The flowering of Strobilanthes, xxxix, 877 ; Game birds in the

Anaimalai Hills and the South Coimbatore District—A correction, xl, 570;

Glyricidia maculata as a shade tree for Tea, xl, 579 ; General flowering of

Strobilanthes in South cae x5 SO. Lugano

Wail T SHIRE, EPs rR: £.8.—New lepidoptera from S. W. Iran (1 plate), xlii,

_ 472; Mesopotamian Desert Lepidoptera, xlii, 826.

WOOD, H. A.—Colour sense in wild animals, xxxix, 173.

WORKMAN, W. H.—Effects of mauling by tiger, xli, 653.

WYNTER-BLYTH, M. A., M.a.—A List of the butterflies of the Simla piss

xli, 716 ; Addenda to he list of Simla butterflies, xlii, 448.

YALA.—A note on our Yala Sanctuary, xl, 135.

YANDLE, A. J.—Note on the Python, xl, 129; Curious injury to 0 the tail of an

Elephant (1 photo), xl, 418. . “ye

YASHODHAR SINGH or Kuticurur. —A large Panther (A correction),

Sie TOs.

YATES, J. A.—The butterflies of the Nilgiri District, xxxviil, 330.

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APPENDIX

BOMBAY NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY

OFFICE-BEARERS, 1948

Patron

H.E. Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, Governor-General of India.

Vice-Patrons

. The Nizam of Hyderabad, G.c.S.1., G.B.E.

he Maharaja of Baroda, G.C.1.E. he

he Maharaja of Travancore, G.C.I1.E.

he Maharaja of Jodhpur

he Maharajadhiraj of Patiala, G.B.E.

he Maharaja of Bikaner, C.v.O.

he Maharaja of Bhavnagar, K.C.S.1. :

he Nawab of Junagadh, G.c.1.E., K.C.S.I. .

he Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar, G.C.S.1., K.C.S. L.

ernay, Esq.

.K.G. Gharpurey, I.M.S. (Retd. )

illard, Esq., F.z.S.

coo Ey by tt tt

H4adadaagae

esse aefes eof anpee|ssfee

NaS

fo)

Benefactor

Mr. C. O. O’Donnell, U.S.A. 50 2

President

H.E, Raja Sir Maharaj Singh, Governor of Bombay,

Vice-Presidents

Major-Gen. Sir Sahib Singh eee. I.M.S.

Mr. W. S. Millard, F.z.s.

Executive Committee

Mr. Humayun Abdulali sy dz: oa |

Sir. Chintaman Deshmukh, Kt., C.1.E., 1.C.S. . |

Mr. M. J. Dickins aes

Mr. R. E. Hawkins |

Mr. H. B. Hayes 5

Rev. Fr. H. Sea S.J. t Bombay

Dr. S. B. Setna, Ph.p. .. |

Dr. M. Sharif, p.sc., Ph.D., F.N.I.

Maj.-Gen. Sir Sahib Singh Sokhey, 1. MS. |

Mr. Salim Ali (Hon. Secretary)

Mr. J. I. Alfrey (Hon. Treasurer) J

Advisory Committee

Lt.-Col. R. W. Burton, 1.a. ete Mes .. Bangalore

Dr. B. N. Chopra, D.sc. ; .- New Delhi

Mr. C. H. Donald, F.z.s. London

Rey. Fr. Dr. J. B. Freeman, M.A., L. T., Ph.D., D. D. Mysore

Dr. S. L. Hora, D.se. .. ais .. Benares

Mr. C. M. Inglis, H.M.B.0.U., F.Z.S. .. .. Darjeeling

Col. R. C. Morris, F.R.G.S., F.Z.S. .. .. Attikan

Dr. S. K. Mukerjee, p.sc. Calcutta

Lt.-Col. E. G. Phythian” Adams, o. B. E., L.A, (Retd.) Nilgiris

Dr. Baini Prashad, D.Sc. -. New Delhi,

2 LIST OF MEMBERS

The individual interests of members are indicated in bold black letters after

their addresses. ‘The following is a Key to the abbreviations used—

M=Mammals ; B=Birds ; R—Reptiles ; F= Fishes ; I= Insects ; P=Plants.

s=sport; f=field study; sys.=systematics ; oe=ecology ; p=photography;

c=cultivation; @€=economics.

LIFE MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1931 Abdulali, Humayun N.; c/o Messrs. Faiz & Co., 75 Abdul Rehman

Street, Bombay No. 3. M, B, R.—s,f.

1937 Acharya, Harinarayan G., F.Z.S., B.A. ; Sanatorium, Shahibag, Ahmedabad.

M, B, R, F, I. (Millipedes & ’ Spiders)

Aga Khan, H.H. Aga Sir Sultan Mahomed Shah, G.c.s.1., G.c.1.£.; Aga

Khan Buildings, No ‘9. Dalal Street, Fort, Bombay.

1912 Aitken, C. E., c.1.£., c/o Messrs. Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54 Parliament

Street, London.

1912 Ali, Hamid A., 1.c.s. (Retd.); c/o The Bank of Baroda Ltd., Baroda.

M,B,R,I (Bees & Termites)—p, f, oe (Social life of animals)

1916 Ali, Salim; 33, Pali Hill, Bandra, Bombay 20 M.B.—s, f, sys, oe,

Pp, €.

1930 Armitage, Lt.-Col. A. E., R.E., ; Bel Ombre, Seychelles.

1917 Armstrong, Dr. J. S., M.B., Ch.B., D.T.M. & H.; Post Box No. 17, Taupo,

New Zealand. M 'B, R .F ak »P— ue, p, f, sys, oe, c é

1947 Arvind, Sheth Narottam; ‘Shalimar’, Shahibag, Ahmedabad. B,P—

S, DP, ©,

1932 Ayle.ford, The Rt. Hon’ble The Earl of ; Packington Hall, Coventry, War-

wickshire, England.

1921 Bahawalpur, H.H. The Nawab Saheb Bahadur of, G.C.S.1I., G.C.1.E., K.C.V.Q.

Bahawalpur.

1924 Baini Prashad, Dr., D.Sc., 0.B.E., Fisheries Development Adviser to Govern-

ment of India, E.H. & Lands Department, New Delhi. M,B,R,F,I—

(Aquatic insects & Mollusca)

1927 Bansda, H.H. Maharaul Raja Saheb of ; Bansda, Distt. Surat. M,B,R,P—

f, Pp, ce

1927. Baria, Mrs. D. D. H., Msc. ‘Panorama’, 203 Walkeshwar Road,

Malabar Hill, Bombay No. 6.

1932 Baroda, H.H. The Maharaja Sir Pratapsinh Gaekwar, G.C.1.E. ; Maharaja

of Baroda, Baroda.

1921 Bates, Lt.-Col. R. S. P., 1.4., M.B:0.U. ; ee ek Old Hall, Ben Rhydding,

Ilkley, Yorkshire, England. M,B—p, f. (Conservation, banding)

1943 Bharatpur, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb Bahadur of ; ; Bharatpur.

1930 Bhavnagar, H.H. The Maharaja of, K.C.S.1., Bhavnagar, Kathiawar.

1939 Bhavnagar, Kumar Shri Dharmakumarsinhji of, Bhavnagar, Kathiawar.

M, B, R, F, I, P—s, f, p. (Falconry & Aviculture)

1930 Bhopal, H.H. The Nawab Saheb Bahadur of, G.C.S.1., C.S.1., C.v.0. ; Bhopal,

C.I

1921 Bikaner, H.H. ‘The Maharaja Capt. Shri Sadul Singhji Bahadur of, G.c.1.£.

c.v.0. ; Bikaner, Rajputana. M, B, P—s, p, c.

1939 Bilaspur State, H.H. The Raja Saheb of, k.c.1.£.; Bilaspur State,

Punjab.

1923 Bodenham, Capt. Count K. Lub enski (No address)

1922 Bor, Dr. Now , C.1.E., M.A., D.SC., F.L.S., I.F.S. ; C/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd.,

Cox & King’ s Branch, 6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1.

1910 Bradshaw, J. P., Monk Coniston (N. Lancs.), England.

19II Bridgeman, Lt.-Col., Hon’ble H. G. O., D.s.o. ; Fallodon Hall, Embleton,

Alnwick, Northumberland, England.

1920 Brook, Carlton P. , Lambseth House, Eye, Suffolk, England. (M, B, R, F—s)

1947 Bulbeck, Major S. A.;c/o Lt. -Comdr. C. H. Bulbeck, * Melvili ’ , Burridge

Road, Burridge, Nr. Southampton, England.

1898 Burton, Brig.-Gen. R. G.; Bafford Grange, Charlton Kings, Glouces-

tershire, England.

LIST OF MEMBERS 3

Date of

Election.

1893

1926

1923

1919

1925

1916

1944

1909

1903

1926

1945

1939

1927

1945

1909

1932

1943

1928

1945

1940

1936

1932

1927

1918

1938

1941

1926

1929

1908

1926

1914

1917

1929

1945

1925

Burton, Lt.-Col. R. W., 1.4. (Retd.) 3, Langford Garden, Richmond

Town, Bangalore. M, B R, F, 1, P—s, (Conservation), p.

wor ng A. M., 1.F.s., 8, South Park Road, Oxford, England. M, B, F,

—-S

Cambay ee H. a ihe Nawab Saheb Bahadur of; Cambay, Gujarat.

Cardew, Col. C. G., ; Beachborough, Twyford, near Winchester,

Hants, England.

Carter, Lt.-Col. H. St. M., p.s.0., M.c.; c/o Messrs. Glyn Mills & Co.,

(Holt? s Branch), Kirkland House, Whitehall, London, S.W. 1.

Cave, Col. F. O.; Stoner Hill, Petersfield, Hants, England. M, B—f,

SYS., (.

Champion, H. G., 1.F.s. ; Deptt. of Forestry, Imperial Forestry Institute

University of Oxford, Oxford, England. M, I, (Coleoptera), P—e.

Chaudhry, Manohar Lal; c/o The Howard Radios, ae Plaza, New

Delhi. M, (Sheep & Goats) B, (egg-collecting)—s, f,

Christopher, Sydney A., Bar-at- Law : ; 109 Forest Road, melcae Rangoon,

Burma.

Clarke, L. O., 1.c.s., c.1.£. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54 Parliament

Street, London, SNe, ae

Clutterbuck, Lt. Col. J. E., r. E., c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall

Mall, London, S.W. 1. M, B, R, F, P—s, f, we, e, c.

Clutterbuck, Sir Peter, Kt., C.1.E., C.B.E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd.,

6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1. (M, B, I, P—s, p, sys., f)

Collins, S. J. K.; c/o J. W. re tae Esq., P.O. Box 662, Nairobi, Kenya

Colony, East Africa. B—f,

Cooch-Behar, H.H. The Meera Bhup Bahadur of, K.c.1.E. ; Cooch-

Behar, Bengal.

Coode, John M. ; The Retreat, Higher Hooe, Plymouth, England.

Corkill, Dr. Norman L., M.D., F.z.s. ; Liverpool School of Tropical Medi-

cine, Pembroke Place, Liverpool 3, England. R—f (Folk-lore & snake

potsoning).

Cowan, Major C. F., r.a.; The Vicarage, Clyffe, Pypard, Swindon, Wilts,

England.

Craw, H. H., 1.c.s.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament Street,

London, S.W

Cron, Herman, Ritz Carlton Hotel, New York, U.S.A.

Cursetjee, Major-Gen. Sir H. J. Manockjee, K.C.1.E., D.S.0., I.M.S., 3/0

The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. M.—-s, f, p.

Cutting, C. Suydam ; 32, Nassau Street, New York, U.S.A.

Dahanukar, W. L., B.Ag. ; Prabhat Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Poona 4.

Dalal, Merwanji Bomanji ; Messrs. Merwanji & Sons, 45-47 Apollo Street,

Bombay.

Dalal, Miss Meherbai P. M., 12, Koregaon Park, Poona.

Dalal, Miss Perin P. M. (No address).

Dalal, R. D. ; c/o Swiss Bank Corporation, West End Branch, 11c, Regent

Street, Waterloo Place, London, S.W. 1.

D’Almeida, J. F. R., B.a., M.sc., J.P.,; Ascension House, 34, Hill Road,

Bandra, Bombay 20.

Dewas Junior, H.H. The Maharaja Capt. Y. B. Pawar; Dewas, J. B.,

C.I,

Dhar, H.H. The Maharaja Sahib Bahadur of ; Dhar State, C.I.

Dharampur, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb of ; Dharampur, via Bulsar.

Dungarpur, H.H. The Maharawal Saheb Bahadur of, K.c.s.1. ; Dungarpur,

Rajputana.

Duxbury, Col. C.D. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London,

S.W. 1. (M, B—s, f

Ellison, Bernard C., C.M.z.S., F.R.G.s.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Litd.,

54, Parliament Street, London, S.W.

English, E. E. ; ‘‘ Sea Croft ”, Esplanade, Fowey, Cornwall, England.

Erb, E. ; 28, Schiferliweg, Berne, Switzerland.

Ezra, Alfred, 0.B.E., F.z.S. ; Fox Warren Park, Cobham, Surrey, England.

Fey, Capt. Venn ; Tulaga, Naivasa, B.E. Africa.

Forrington, A. ; Bristol Hotel, Karachi. B, I, P—f,

Date of

Election.

1923. Frend, G. V. R.; Kurady Khan Estate, Sangameshwarpet P.O., Kadu

Dt., Sele M, B, R, F, I, P—s.

1916 Frey, Max ; Dufourstrasse Gal Zollikon, Near Zurich, Switzerland.

1946 Garga, Kumar D. P. ; Phul-Bag Palace, P.O. Mahishadal, Dist. Midnapore,

West Bengal. M-—s, f.

1933 Garthwaite, P. F., B.F.s.; Divisional Forest Officer, Prome, Burma.

1910 Gharpurey, Lt.-Col. K. G., 1.m.s. (Retd.) ; Deccan Gymkhana, Poona 4.

R (snakes)—sys, @. ee

1912 Gimson, C., 1.c.s., Glenahond, 15, Kington Grange Road, Leicester,

England.

1947. Gondal, H.H. The Maharaja Bhojrajji Bhagvatsinhji, [Thakore Saheb of

Gondal ; Gondal.

1911 Gonsalves, A. F.; 2, Pali Road, Bandra. M, B, P—

i911 Gravely, Dr. F. H., pD.sc.; 52 London Road, Reading, England.

M, B, R, F, P, I—(Marine invertebrates)

1922 Greaves, Sir John, Kt., C.B.E.; c/o Messrs. James Greaves & Co., 11/13,

Ridgefield, Manchester, England. M, B, R, F—s.

1922 Gregory-Smith, Capt. H. G.; c/o Colonial Secretary’s Office, George

Town, British Guiana.

1927 Harris Jr. William P. ; 15410, Windmill Point Drive, Grosse Pointe Parks,

Michigan, U.S.A.

1928 Harvey, Lt.-Col. C. W. L., C.1.£., 0.B.E., M.c.; c/o The Grindlays Bank

Ltd., 54, Parliament Street, London, S.W. 1.

1945 Hayaud-Din, Brigadier M., M.B.£., M.c. ; Flagstaff House, Bannu, N.-W.

F.P., Pakistan.

1911 Hingston, Major R. W. G., 1.M.s. ; Horsehead, Passage-West, Co. Cork,

Ireland.

1923 Hislop, Lt.-Col. J. H., M.c., 1.m.s. ; Hazelhope, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire,

Scotland.

1904. Holkar, His Highness Maharaja Tukojirao ; Indore, C.I.

1908 Hopwood, Major S. F., 1.F.s. ; Brookside, ‘Louth, Lincolnshire, Epgland:

M, B, R, I, F, P.

1914 Hoyas, Count E. ; IV Hoyasgasse, Vienna, eres

1908 Husbands, Major H. W. S., M.C., A.M.I.C.E., S.M.R.E. 3 c/o The National

Bank of India Ltd., 26, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.

1938 Hyderabad Dn., H. E.H. The Nizam Sir Usman Ali Khan Bahadur,

G.C.S.1., G.B.E. ; Hyderabad, Deccan.

1931 BEY Diated, H.H. ‘The Maharaja Saheb of ; Himatnagar, Idar State.

, B, P—c.

1930 Indore, H.H. Maharaja Sir Yeshwantrao Holkar of, c.c.1.£.; Indore, C.I.

Inglis, Chas. M. , F.Z.S., B.E.M.B.0.U. 5; Natural History Mieeues Darjeeling.

B—f (Game Birds)

1943 Irvine, A. S.; Winnington Hall Club, Northwich, Cheshire, England.

1938 Jaipur oe Bet ihe Menai Saheb of, G.C.1.E.; Jaipur, Rajputana.

9 —S, I, p-

1933 Janjira State, HH. The Nawab Saheb of ; Janjiri-Murud, District Kolaba.

M,B,R,F,LP,f—s, p, f.

1946 Jasdan, son Yuvraj of ; The Palace, Jasdan, Kathiawad. B—f, p (Avi-

culture).

1947 Jervis, Lt.-Col. A. S., M.B.E., R.A. ; 7th (late 33rd). Field Regt., R. P. A.,

Multan, (Pakistan). B, F, P—s, f, sys, (Himalayan plants & their

introduction into English gardens).

1947 Jhalawar State, H.H. The Maharaj Rana Bahadur of; Brijnagar,

Rajputana.

1914 Jing oui The Maharaja Saheb of, K.C.S.1., G.C.1.E. ; Sangrur, Jind State,

unja

1942 Jodhpur, H.H. The Maharaja of ; Jodhpur, Rajputana.

1944. Jones, Lieut. G. A.; 16th Punjab Regt., H.Q. Movement Central Area,

The Mall, Lahore.

1945 Jones, iP. ae g c/ o Mrs. D. May, 68, Ryecroft Road, Streatham, London,

1933 Jubbal, Rajkumar Digvijai Chandra;

LIST OF MEMBERS

heir apparent of Jubbal State,

Jubbal, Punjab. M, B, F, P—s, f, p. | “sect

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Date of

Election.

1918

1921

1947

1944

1927

1920

1941

1921

1926

1930

1920

1918

1914

1910

1936

1923

1913

1938

1945

1909

1936

1919

1926

1888

1943

1940

1924

1919

1936

1917

1940

1918

1924

1930

1933

1948

Junagadh, H.H. The Nawab of, K.c.s.1., G.C.1.E. ; Junagadh, Kathiawar.

Kaiser Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana, S.M. Commanding General ;

Kaiser Mahal, Katmandu, Nepal.

Karmarkar, Prabhakar G., G.1.A.C., M.P.F., F.R.S.A. 3; 223F, Marredpalli

Road, Secunderabad, Deccan.

Kharegat, Khan Saheb K. M.; c/o The B.E.S.T. Co. Ltd., Electric

House, Colaba Causeway, Bombay. B, I, P—f, sys, «© (Horticulture):

Khetri, Raja Sardar Singh Bahadur of ; Thikana Khetri, Khetri, Rajputana.

KirksGreene, Mrs. Leslie ; c/o The Bank of Montreal, Waterloo Place,

London, S.W. 1.

Kotah State, H.H. The Maharao Saheb Bahadur of ; Kotah, Rajputana.

M, B, F—s, f, p, e@.

Kutch, Kumar Shri Godji of ; Bhuj, Kutch.

Laurie, M. V., 1.F.s. (No address).

Lewis, J. Spedan ; Messrs. John Lewis & Co. Ltd., Oxford Street, London,

Sul

Long, G. R., 1.F.s. ; c/o The National Bank of India Ltd., 26, Bishopsgate,

London, E.C. 2.

Lorimer, Lt.-Col. D. L. R., €.1.., 1.4.3; 32 Parkway, Welwyn Garden

City, Herts, England.

Lowndes, Col. Donald G.; Gaddens Close, Ringood, Hants, England.

M, B, P—f, c.

Lowther, E. H. N., F.z.s., M.B.0.U. ; The Manor House, South Rouceby,

near Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England.

Ludlow, F., M.A., I.E.S., M.B.0.U., O0.B.E. (No address).

Lunawada, H.H. Maharana Saheb of ; Lunawada State, Lunawada.

Fushneron Mrs. C. G.; Waverley Estate, Agrapatana, Ceylon. B,I—

» D-

Mackenzie, J. M. D., 1.F.s. ; The Sidlaw Fur Farm, 'Tullach Ard, Balbeg-

gie, Perthshire, Scotland. M, B—(Applied Zoology, Animal controls,

Weed distribution)

Mahmudabad, Raja Saheb of ; Mahmudabad (Oudh), Dist. Sittapur,

UP.

Manavadar, Khan Shri Gulum Moinuddin Khan ; The Ruler of Mana-

vadar, Manavadar, Kathiawar.

Maxwell, Sir Reginald, K.c.s.1., I.c.s.; c/o ‘The Grindlays Bank Ltd.,

54 Parliament Street, London, S.W.

Mayurbhanj State, H.H. The Maharaja of, G.c.1.E. ; Baripada, via Rupsa,

B.N.Rly. M, B, F—s, f.

McConaghy, Lt.-Col. C. B., 1.M.s. ; Sehore, ‘l’ekel’s Avenue, Camberley,

England.

Millard, A. W. P. ; 8 Grosvenor Street, Edinburgh, 12, Scotland.

Millard, W. S., F.z.s.; 70, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent,

England.

Milon, Commander Ph. E. ; Cd. le G.c.p.s., Orangia-Diego-Suarez, Mada-

gascar.

Miraj Senior, H.H. The Raja Saheb of ; Miraj Senior, s.M.c., B—

Monteath, G., I.c.s. ; The Gables, Fifield, Oxfordshire, England.

Moore, Lt.-Col. A. C.,1.a. ; Fairview Road, Newry Road, Armagh County,

N. Ireland.

Morris, R. C., F.z.S., F.R.G.S. ; Honnametti Estate, Attikan P.O., via Mysore,

S...

Morvi, H.H. The Maharaja of, G.B.E., K.c.s.1., ; Morvi, Kathiawar.

Murland, Lt.-Col. H. F.; Glebe House, Kenardington, Ashford, Kent,

England.

Mysore, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb of, G.c.B., G.c.s.1. ; Mysore, S.I.

Namjoshi, V. K.; Lonavla, G.I.P. Rly.

Narayanlal Bansilal, Raja ; 205, 207 & 209, Kalbadevi Road, Bombay.

Narsingarh, H.H. The Raja Saheb of, k.c.1.£. ; Narsingarh, C.I.

Nawanagar, H.H. The Maharaja Jam Saheb of, G.c.1.E., G.c.s.1. ; The

Palace, Jamnagar, Kathiawar.

Nedou, Muntazim Bahadur Col. Harry ;Wafadar-i-Dowlat, Manik Bagh

- Palace, Indore, C.1. aa

Date of

Election.

1935 Nepal, Lt.-Genl. Shankar Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana of; Harihar

Bhavan, Pulchowk, Kathmandu, Nepal.

1921 Nepal, S.M., Gen. Sir Mohun Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana, K.C.L.E. ;

Singh Durbar, Nepal.

1921 Oberholser, Harry C.; 2933, Berkshire Road, Cleveland Heights, Cleve-

land, 18, Ohio, U.S.A

1929 O Donnell, C. O.; (No address).

1912 Page, A. J. 1.C.S.5 The Gate House, Holcombe, Dawlish, Devon, England.

P—p, c

1926 ee ee .H. The Thakore Saheb of, K.c.S.1., K.C.1.E. ; Palitana, Kathiawar.

——S, P-

1927 Parlakimedi, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb of, kK.c.1.E. ; Parlakimedi, Orissa.

1919 Parlett, L. M., 1.c.s. (Retd.) ; c/o The Westminster Bank Ltd., Reading,

Berks, England. I—f. sys. (Insect migration & Mumicry).

1939 Patiala, Te H. Shri 108 Maharajadhiray Mohendra Bahadurji eh G.B.E.,

G.C.1.E.; Patiala, Punjab.

1922 Patiala, Col. Raja Shri Birindra Singhji; 30 Nemi Road, Dehra Dani Wiles

M, B, R, I, F, P—

1929 Patiala, Maharaj Kumar Capt. Brijindra Singhji; Chail Hill, Patiala,

Punjab. M, B, R, F, I, P.

1910 Patuck, P. S., 1.c.s. (Retd.) ; 67, Hamstead Way, Golden Street, London.

1926 Peacock, E. H., B.F.s. ; Fern Valley Farm, P.O. Umtali, 5. Rhodesia.

1932 Peart, Lt.-Col. J. F.;12 Group, Indian Pioneers, 5.E.A.C.

1944 Peet, Dr. Eric W., F.R.c.s.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Summertown,

Oxford, England. M, B, R, F—s, p.

1913 FePEO F. H. ; P.O. Herbertpur, Dist. Dehra Dun C.U.P. M,B, R, F, I—

S, 1, P, C.

Pestonji Jivanji, N. C. S. ; (No address).

Petit, Dhunjibhoy Bomanji ; Above Union Bank, Apollo St., Bombay.

1943 Phayre, Col. R. B., M.c. : Callatons House, Bow, Devon, England. M, B,

F, I, P—s, f, P, C, ®&, e, sys.

1909 Phythian-Adams, Lt.-Col. E. G., F.Z.S., O.B.E., 1.A. (Retd.) ; ‘ Winchcombe ’,

Kalhatti P.O., via Ootacamund, Nilgiris, S.1. M, B, R, F, I—s, f, p, sys.

1927 Porbandar State, H. ae a Maharaja Rana Saheb of; Porbandar, Kathiawar.

1910 Rae, Lt.-Col. M. E., ; Inverbeith Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland.

M, B, R, F, P.

1937 Rajpipla, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb of, G.B.E., K.C.S.1. ; Rajpipla.

1918 Reid, Mrs. D. W.; c/o Mrs. W. H. Wooldridge, Holbrook, Chetnole

Road, near Sherbourne, Dorset, England.

1916 Rewa, H.H. The Maharaja Sir Gulabsingh Bahadur, kK.C.s.1., G.C.L.E. ;

Rewa, C.I.

1946 Reynolds, Lt. R. A. W.; Fernham, Torquay Road, Paignton, S. Devon,

England.

Ross, Major Tyrell. (No address).

1916 Sande Col. C. W.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London,

1918 Sanders, D. F.; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, 25, Old Borad Street,

London, E.C. Zp

1928 ‘Sanderson, Henry (No address).

1911 Sangli, The Chief Saheb of, x.c.s.1. ; Sangli, S.M.C.

1945 Sarangarh, H.H. Raja Naresh Chandra Singh, Ruler of Sarangarh State,

Sarangarh (E.H.A.), via Raigarh, B. N.R. B, F—s, p (Tankfishing).

1922 Savile, Sir Leopold, k.c.B., M.1.C.E. ; c/o Sir der Gibb & Partners,

Queen Annie’s Lodge, svestat nse! London, S.W. 1.

1916 Schmid, W.; 15, Weinbergstr, Krenzlingen, Switzerland.

1947 Selkirk, Andrew; c/o Messrs, Bird & Co., Chartered Bank Buildings,

Calcutta.

&926 Sevastopulo, D. G., F.z.s.; c/o Messrs. Ralli Bros. Ltd., 25, Finsbury

Circus, London, E.C.

1910 Seymour-Sewell, Lt.-Col. R. B., 1.m.s.; c/o The Imperial Bank of India,

25, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. 2.

1944 Shaw, Rev. E. O. ; Church of Scotland Mission, Chingleput, S.I. B, P—

LIST OF MEMBERS

f, @.

LIST. OF MEMBERS

sY:

Date of

Election.

1935 Sheth, Chinubhai Chimanlal, B.a.; Pankoar’s Naka, Anmedabad. M,R,F— |

S, P; f, e, @, c

1944 Sees Capt. N. G., R.A. ; 171, Cromwell Road, Kensington, London,

.W. 5.

1920 Simmons, R. M.; c/o Standard Bank of South Africa, Umlali,

S. Rhodesia.

1934 Sirmoor, H.H. 'The Maharaja of ; Nahan, Sirmoor State, Punjab.

1927 Smith, Major G. de Heriez. (No address).

1916

1920

1927

1920

1912

1924

1927

1944

1927

1925

1916

1944

1916

1933

1942

1920

1930

1947

1908

1923

1918

1921

1916

1935

1946

1930

1946

1914

1910

1921

Smith, Col. H. C., c.B.E., 1.F.s. ; Pilstone House, Llandogo, Chepstow,

Mon., England. M, B, R—s, f, sys.

Spence, Sir Reginald, Kt., F.z.s. ; Pear Tree Cottage, Blackboys Sussex,

England.

Standen, Sir B., I.c.s., K.c.1.E.; Ibthorpe Farm, Hurstbourne Tarrant,

Andover, Hants, England.

Stanton, W. C.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament Street,

London, S.W. 1.

Stewart, Col. C. G., M.a., 0.B.E. (No address).

Studd, Sir Eric, Bart.; Tenchleys Park, Limpsfield Common, Surrey,

England. M, B, R, P—s, f, p.

Sake H.H. The Raja Saheb of; Sundarnagar, Suket State, Pun-

jab.

Sundara Raj, Diwan Bahadur Dr. B., M.A., Ph.D., F.N.I. ; Fisheries Devel-

opment Officer, Civil Secretariat, U.P., Lucknow, U.P. M, B, R, P,

I—f, sys, oe, e.

Surguja State, H.H. The Maharaja of, c.B.£. ; Ambikapur, Surguja State,

via Bilaspur, C.P.

Swaine, J. K. ; Sports Club, St. James Square, London, S.W. 1.

Swithinbank, Mrs. B. W. ; Redcroft, Loose, Maidstone, England.

Syed Ghulam Miran Sajjad-Nashim, Makhdum-ul-Mulk ; P.O. Jamaldin

Wali Estate, Bahawalpur State.

Tehri-Garhwal State, H.H. The Maharaja Saheb of, K.c.s.1., LL.D.; Tehri,

U.P

Travancore, The Game Warden ; Peermade, Travancore, S.I.

Twist, Ralph F., F.z.s.; Khowang T. E., Khowang P.O., Assam. M, B,

R, F, I—s, f, p.

Tyson, John D., c.s.1., C.B.E., 1.€.8.; c/o The Standard Bank of South

Africa, West Street Branch, Durban, Natal, Africa.

Udaipur, H.H. The Maharana Sahib Bahadur of, c.c.s.1.; Udaipur,

Mewar.

Udaipur State, Shri Rajah Chandra Chur Prasad Singh Deo of; P.O.

Dharamjaigarh, via Kharsia, B.N.R.

Vaughan, Capt. William, F.E.s.; 501/2 Princess Street, Winnipeg, Man,

Canada.

Venning, Brigadier F. E. W., C.B.E., D.S.0. ; Pinewood, Butts Ash, Hythe,

Southampton, England.

Vernay, A. S. ; 124, East 5 5th Street, New York, U.S.A.

Vesugar, Jamshed, Esq.) Glen Urquhart ’ ; Simla, W.C.

Waite, H. W., c.1.E.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament Street,

London, S.W. 1.

Walker, Roland. (No address).

Wankaner, Maharaj Kumar Shree CoE Bee of ; Ranjit Villas

Palace, Wankaner, Kathiawar. M, B, F, P—s,

Wankaner, Maharaj Kumar Shree [ott at tes of ; The Palace,

Wankaner, Kathiawar. M, B,—

Waterfield, a E., ga dP. -c/ ) The. High Court, Bombay. M, B, R,

F, I, P—f, p

Watt, ie alae an S., B.Sc., F.R.E.S., I.A., R.A.O.C. ; Central Ordnance

Depot, Kandivli (Malad), Bombay.

Wachee. Major R. S.,1.A. (No address),

Wilkes, J. S., 1.P. etd ): ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., (G 3.), 6, Pall Mall,

London, 'S.W.

Williamson, Sir W. 1 F., c.M.c. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mall,

London, S.W. 1. B, ‘I (Butterflies )—sys. .

ORDINARY MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1942 Abbott, Lt.-Col. Bruce, 1.z.; The Abbey, P.O. Abbott Mount, Kumaon

Hills, U.P. M,B, F,I (Butterflies) P—s, f, c.

1944 Acheson, Dr Han. c/ o Miss A. C. Acheson, 9, Sydney Close, London,

S.W. 3.

1930 Acland, Rt. Rev. R. D., M.a.; Thornes House, Milverton, ‘Taunton,

Somerset, England.

1938 Adam, Major A. de B.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament

Street, London, S.W. 1.

1944 Adams, Capt. M. O., R.A.M.C. § Station Laboratory, Abbottabad, N.W.F.P.

1947. Adamson, E. K. ; 118, Baker Street, London, W. 1

1944 Agnew, Lt.-Col. R. L. ; 146th Regt., R.A.C., 21, A.BP.O.

1936 Akalkot, H.H. The Raja Saheb of ; Akalkot, Distt. Sholapur.

1944 Akhtar, S. Ali; Faculty of Science, Kabul, Afghanistan.

1941 Aldrich, Dr. H. C., M.D., Methodist Mission Rooms, 150, Fifth Avenue,

New York, II, N.Y., U.S.A.

1946 Alexander, H. G. ; 1, Upper Wood Street, Calcutta. B—f.

1938 Alfrey, J. I. ; c/o The Bombay Fire Insurance Association, Rampart Row,

Fort, Bombay. I, P.

1945 Ali, The Hon’ble Mr. Mohsin, M.sc., I.s.z.; Central Waterways, Irriga-

tion and Navigation Commissioner, Govt. of India ‘L’ Block, New

Delhi No. 3.

1944 Allan, Major Walter H., R.a.M.c.; 49, West African General Hospital,

South East Asia Command.

1945 Allum, . St. P.; Secret Branch, Baluchistan Secretariat, Quetta. M,

B—s, » D-

1945 Alulah Taibel, Col. ; Veterinary Service, Central Command, Agra Cantt.

1932 Ambalal Sarabhai; ‘ ‘The Retreat’ , Shahibagh, Post Box 28, Ahmedabad.

M, B, R, F, I, P.

1904. American Museum of Natural History, The Librarian ; 77th Street, Cen-

tral Park West, New York, U.S.A.

1947. Anand Taluka Development Association, The Honorary Secretary;

Anand, Gujarat, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1939 Anderson, John S.; Messrs. Purdie & Co., Freight Brokers, 16, Elphin-

stone Circle, Fort, Bombay.

1918 Anderson-Morshead, Capt. R. Y.; Long Run, Bishops Hull, Taunton,

Somerset, England.

1946 Ansell, W. F. H.; Game Ranger, Kasempa, Northern Rhodesia.

M—f, sys, oe (Wild Life Conservation).

1944 Apedaile, Lt.-Col. E.G. S.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd. 54, Parlia-

ment Street, London, S.W. 1.

1945 Archibald, A. S.; Messrs. Duff Murray & Co., P.O. Box 65, Port Eliza~

beth, South Africa.

1944 Armitage, D. F.; c/o Messrs. Carson & Co. Ltd., P.O. Box No. 24,

Colombo, Ceylon. M, B, F, P—s, f, oe e.

1909 Ash, H. D.; The Orchards, Gallows ‘Free Common, Reading, England.

1938 Ashby, Major R. T., R.a.; c/o The Westminster Bank Ltd., 45, Coney

Street, York, England. B—f, oe.

1948 Athle, Dr. L. H., M.B.B.S., D.M.R., M.A.€.R. ; Pradhu Sadan, Vincent Road,

Matunga, Bombay.

1925 Atkinson, D. J., 1.F.s.; Junior United Service Club, Charles II Street,

London, S.W. 1. M, B, I, P—s, f, sys. e, oe.

1945 Atkinson, Major G. E. L. (No address).

1927. Aundh, Shrimant B. S. Pantsaheb Pratinidhi, c.B.£.; Chief of Aundh,

Aundh, Distt. Satara.

1911 Australian Museum, The Secretary ; Sydney, New South Wales.

1940 Avdall, Miss A.; La Martiniere for Girls, 14, Rawdon Street, Calcutta.

M, B, I, P— Eas f, p

1942 Babra, D. S. Vala Bawaba ; Talukdar of Babra, Babra, Kathiawar.

1945 Bacon, Major F. John; c/o The Rev. C. D. Bacon, 228, Dialstone Lane,

Stockpart, Cheshire, England. M, B, R, F, P—s, p, f, oe.

1936 _

LIST OF MEMBERS

Bedhwe?, F. ne O.B.E. 3 Railway Board, Govt. of India, New Delhi. M,

B, F—s, f. i‘

LiST OF MEMBERS ;

Date of

Election.

1945

1927

1948

1903

1945

1936

1946

1939

1941

1943

1902

1943

1940

1943

1939

1932

1937

1945

1928

1934

1944

1909

1941

1903

1941

1946

1945

1929

1942

1927

1917

1923

1945

1927

1947

Baertschi, Frederic ; Karadibetta Estate, K. Hoskote P.O., Hassan District,

Mysore State, S.I. M, B, P—s, p, e, c

Bahadurji, D. N., Bar-at-Law ; Ridge Road, Malabar Hill, Bombay 6.

B.L.P.

Baig, M. H. E. A. ; c/o Messrs. Burmah-Shell, McLeod Road, Karachi,

Sind (Pakistan).

Bailey, Lt.-Col. F. M., c.1.£. ; Hill House, Northrepps, Cromer, Norfolk,

England. M, B, I—f, p, sys.

Bairstow, C. T. A.; c/o C. Bairstow, Esq., Aismunderby Close, Ripon,

Yorkshire, England. M, B, P—f, oe.

Baker, Miss Winifred H. ; Girl Guides House, Habibullah Road, Lahore,

Punjab. B, P—f, c.

Bali, Rai Dinanath ; ‘l'aluqdar, Daryabad Estate, Distt. Barabanki,

Balrampur, H.H. Maharaja Sir Pateshwari Prasad Singh of ; Nilbagh

Palace, Balrampur (Oudh), Distt. Gonda, U.P.

Bam, M. 'T. ; Yaseen Manzil, Begum Bagh, Meerut, U.P.

Barber, Miss M. F.; Mudis Group Hospital, Mudis P.O., via Pollachi,

Coimbatore Distt., S.I. B—f, p, oe.

Baria, H.H. The Maharaja of, K.c.s.1.; P.O. Devgad-Baria, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

one Mrs. Alice M. ; London Mission, Coimbatore, S.I. M, B, P—

b Dp, oe.

Baroda, ‘The Commissioner of Agriculture ; Baroda State, Baroda.

Baroda, ‘The President, Public Park Scientific Committee, Public Park,

Baroda.

Baron, C. G.; Shillong Gymkhana Races, Shillong, Assam. M-—s, p.

(Wild Life Conservation).

Barry, Miss Agnes 'T. ; c/o Mrs. B. C. Rutherford, 15, Seaview, Warren-

point, Co. Down, N. Ireland. B (Migration) I (Butterflies & Moths)

P (Medicinal)—f.

Basu, B. ; Sentinel House, 155A, Sir Bhalchandra Road, Dadar, Bombay.

Batra, Capt. V. P., 1.a.M.c. ; 9/12th, F.F. Regt., c/o S.E.A.C.

Battye, Major R. K. M., 1.4.; c/o The Standard Bank of South Africa,

Dar-es-Salaam, E. Africa. M, B, R, F—s, f, p (Wild Life Conservation),

Baudh State, Raja Narayan Prasad Dev; Ruler of Baudh State, P.O.

Baudh-Raj, via Sambalpur (B.N. Rly.).

Baxter, Major J. W. P. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London,

S.W

.W. I.

Baxter, N. B. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay. M, B—s, f.

Bazalgette, Major J. E. A. ; (No address).

Begbie, Lt.-Col. A. S. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London,

S.W. 1.

Belayew, Dimitry D.; Specialist in Fisheries, Directorate General of

Agriculture, Baghdad-Iraq.

Belcher, Sir Charles F. ; P.O. Kinangop, Kenya, Africa. B—f.

Bell, R. C. S., 1.c.s. ; Collector’s Bungalow, Vellore, North Arcot Distt.,

S.I. M, B, P—f.

Bell, W. E. ; c/o The Commissioner of Settlements and Land Records,

Secretariat, Rangoon, Burma. M, B, R, F, I, P—s, f, p, c.

Benthall, A. P. ; Messrs. Bird & Co., Chartered Bank Building, P.O. No.46,

Calcutta. B, P—sys, oe.

Benthall, Sir Edward, k.c.s.1. ; c/o Messrs. Bird & Co., Chartered Bank

Building, Calcutta. M, B, P—f, c (Himalayan plants for English Gardens),

Berlie, Dr. H. C., m.s.£.; ‘ Longleat’, Porter Avenue, Coonoor—The

Nilgiri Hills, South India. M, B, R, F, I—s, f, p (Poisonous snakes &

insect pests).

Bernard, J. L.; Messrs. Phipson & Co. Ltd., 114, Apollo St., Bombay.

Bernau, Geoffrey W. M., F.z.s. ; Lerryn,.57, York Road, Woking, Surrey,

England. B, R, I—f, p.

Betts, Major F.N. ; c/o Mrs. W. S. C. Tully, The Old Vicarage, Over

Peover, Knutsford, Cheshire, U.K. B, I (Butterflies)—f, p, oe.

Bhadran, C. A. R., 1.F.s. ; Indian Forest College, New Forest P.O., Dehra

Dun, U.P. M, P—s, p, oe (Forestry). —

Bhiladwalla, Jal V. ; Pardi(R.S.), B.B. & C.I. Rly., Distt. Surat,

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Date of

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1936 Biddulph, Major C.H. ; c/o The Chief Engineer, S.I. Rly., Trichinopoly,

S. M, B, R, I—f, s, p.

1947 Bigge, H. T.; Messrs. Drennan & Co., Neville House, Ballard Estate,

Bombay. F, I—

1933 Bihar, The Conservator of Forests ; Hinoo, Ranchi.

1918 Billimoria, N. M. ; Marston Road, Karachi. M, B, R, F, 1, P—

1916 Blair, Dr. D. P., R.A.M.c.; Heatherlie, Crosby Road North, Waterloo,

Liverpool, England.

1934 Blundell, Mrs. Kathleen I. ; Belvedere Lodge, Sassoon Dock Road, Colaba,

Bombay. M, B, P (Flowers)—s, p (Painting).

1942 Blyth, Col. J. H., 1.a.0.c. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1913 Boag, Sir George, K.C.1.E., C.S.1., 1.¢.8.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall

Mall, London, S.W. 1.

1934. Bobbili, The Raja of, K.c.1.£. ; Bobbili, Vizagapatam District.

1948 Bombay, H.E. Raja Sir Maharaj Singh ; Governor of Bombay, Goverment

House, Bombay.

1944 Bonbernard, A. L. A. ; c/o The Mercantile Bank of India, Hongkong.

1945 Bordat, Louis G. ; 42, Rue la Dominique, Paris 7, France.

1946 Bose, Major N., D.a.m.s. ; H.Q., Southern Command, Poona. B.L.—p.,

Sys, @, €.

1944 Boswell, Capt. K. T. C., 1.a.M.c.; ‘ Hiawatha’, Lovedale, Nilgiris,

South India. M, B, R, F—s, f, p (Wild Life Conservation).

1909 Boyd, Lt.-Col. J. E. M., R.A.M.C.; “ Pendavey”’, Birchington-on-Sea,

Kent, England.

1936 Boyle, Lt.-Col. C. L.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Woolwich Branch,

London, S.E. 18. M, B, R, F, I, P—f, p (Wild Life Conservation).

1934 Braund, H. E. W.; c/o The Attock Oil Co., Ltd., Rawalpindi, W. Punjab,

Pakistan.

1943 Braye, P. G., c.1.E., 1.¢.8. ; (No address).

1945 Brindle, Allan ; 134, Smith Street, Nelson, Lancashire, England.

1945 Bromhead, Major J., R.E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1945 Bronson, Pvt. Julien L. ; 617, West 142 St., New York 31, U.S.A.

1946 Broucke, Capt. A. J.; c/o The Superintendent of Police, Bhagalpur,

(Bihar). :

1944 Brown, A. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6, Pall Mail, London, S.W. 1.

1944 Brown, Ese David R., R.A.M.c.; 107, Greenhead Street, Glasgow,

S.B., Wak:

1943 Brown, D. Stewart; Messrs. Killick Industries Ltd., Home Street, Bombay.

1940 Bruce-Steer, Col. J. M. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1945 Bryson, Lt. A. G. S., R.I.N.V.R.; 20, Inverleigh Place, Edinburgh, 4, Scot-

land.

1939 Budd, B. W., 1.c.s. ; c/o Ministry of Industries, Commerce & Works,

Chief Court Building, Karachi.

1924 Burder, Sir John, Kt. ; Messrs. Jardine Skinner & Co., 4, Clive Row,

Calcutta.

1942 Burdon, T. W., 1.p. ; (No address).

1935 Burnett, Lt.-Col. R. R., C.1.E., 0.B.E. ; The Residency, Abu, Rajputana.

1947 Burnford, J. M. W.; Upper Nash, Nutbourne, Pulborough, Sussex,

England.

1947 Bushee’ A.; The Gables, Forest Road, Nilgiris, 5.1. B-f (Egg collecting).

1946 Butter, J. H., 1.c.s.; Deputy Commissioner, Mainwali, West Punjab.

B—s, f.

1946 Butterfield, Major R. S.; The Vicarage, Crondall, Hampshire, England.

1942 Buxton, Major Aubrey ; c/o Oxford & Cambridge University Club, Pall

Mall, London, S.W. 1. Crh

1944 Buxton, Major S. F., R.A.; c/o Messrs. Nicholson, Freeland & Shepperd,

46, Queen Annes Gate, London, Sis 3

1944 Byles, Ronald S. ; 46, Craigwell Avenue, Radlett, Herts, England.

Calcutta, The Honorary Secretary, Zoological Gardens, Alipore.

1946 Calderwood, J. G. ; Messrs. Glenfield & Kennedy Ltd., Wallace Building,

Bombay. M, B, F, P—s, f, p.

1945 Caleb, Prof. I. D., M.sc., D.Phil., L.T.; Head, Biology Department, Ewing

Christian College, Allahabad. M, R—

LIST OF MEMBERS a

Date of

Election.

1910 Cambridge University Museum of Zoology, The Superintendent ; Cam-

bridge, England.

1944 Cameron, D. S. ; Craighead, Nawalapitiya, Ceylon.

1939 Sao G. ; Bengorm Estate, Hulical P.O., Nilgiris. M, B, R, F,I,

—s, f.

1935 Campbell, S.; Bara Jamda, Distt. Singhbhum.

1927 Captain, Mrs. Alice H. C. ; No. 4, Bandra Hill, Bandra, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1947 Captain, M. R.S.; Bombay Port Trust, Ballard Estate, Bombay.

1946 Carlisle, The Countess of ; 18, Ratondone Road, New Delhi.

1928 Carnegie Museum, The Director ; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.

1946 Castellarnau, Rev. Fr. P. Ignacio S. de ; Colegio de S. Jose, C. Gaspar

Bono, 19, Valencia, Spain.

1943 Cawnpore Hide Co., The ; Post Box No. 117, Cawnpore.

1947 Chadwick, Ciel ; 3, Shalimar, Marine Drive, Bombay.

1944 Chadwick, Capt. N. L., r.a.; Robin’s Croft, Wilford Hill, Ruddington,

Notts, England. P—f, @, sys, c.

1944. Chaloner, Lt.-Col. G. 'T. ; 38 Canning Lane, New Delhi.

1943 Sage K. H. ; Woodlands, Orms Road, Kilpauk, Madras. M, B, R,

F—s, f.

1923 Champion, F. W., 1.F.s. ; 0.B.E.; c/o The Forest Office, Western Circle.

U.P., Naini ‘Tal, U.P. M—p.

1933 Champion-Jones, R.N. ; Naduar Estate, Valparai P.O., via Pollachi, S.1

M, B, F, I, P—f, p. i

1947 Chand, Major B.S. ; 1st Kumaon Rifles, c/o 56, A.P.O., New Delhi.

1945 Charagh Din., I ; Messrs, Charagh Din & Son, ‘Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay.

1945 Chaplin, Major N.F.E.; P.A.V.O. Cavalry, c/o The Grindlays Bank

Ltd., Bombay.

1932 Chaudhri, C. M., 1.F.s. ; Conservator of Forests, Orissa, Angul, Cuttack.

M, B, R, F, P (Training of wild animals) s, p, f.

1945 Chaudhurie, Nirad C.; Flat 3, P. & O. Building, Nicholson Road, Delhi.

1926 Chevenix Trench, C. G., 1.c.s.; The Manor House, Aller, Langport,

Somerset, England.

1945 Chheda, Virji S ; c/o Messrs. Keshavji & Co., 8 Elphinst-ne Circle, Fort,

Bombay. P—(Medicinal herbs & plants).

1945 Chinoy, Pestonji Kavasji ; 522, Girgaum Road, opp. Chira Bazaar, Bombay.

1938 Christie, Major S. F. ; ‘ Kellas House ’, Elgin, Moray, Scotland.

1938 Christison, Lt.-Genl. Sir Philip, Bt., K.B.E.,C.B., M.C., D.S.0., B.A. ; H.Q.,

Northern Command, York, England. B—4f, sys, oe.

1947 Chuda, Yuvraj Saheb Shri Dharmendra Sinhji of ; The Palace, Chuda,

Kathiawar.

1942 Clark, George D.; Factory Manager, The Gramophone Co. Ltd., 33,

Jessore Road, Dum Dum, E.B.R., Bengal. M, B, R, P—f, c.

1943 Clarke, e ae 25 Mall Road, opp. P.M.G’s Office, Hazratganj, Luck-

now, U.P.

1944 Clark, W. W.; The National Bank of India Ltd., Bombay.

1943 Cleghorn, Colin; c/o Messrs. Anderson, Wright & Co., 7 Wellesly Place,

Post Box No. 140, Calcutta.

1943 Clements, Major J. B. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1944 Clifford, Capt. Edward W.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Walton-on-

Thames Branch, 83, High Street, England.

1945 Clifford-Grubb, Major R. ; Education 3, Directorate of Army Education,

Talkatora Barracks, G.H.Q., New Delhi.

1926 Clough, R. J.; c/o Messrs. James Finlay & Co. Ltd., 2, Netaji Subhas

Road, Calcutta.

CLuBs.—

1942 Ahmednagar Club, The Honorary Secretary ; Ahmednagar.

1945 Bangalore Club, The Secretary ; Bangalore.

1940 Bengal Club Ltd., The Secretary ; 33, Chowringhee, Calcutta.

1926 Bombay Club, The Honorary Secretary ; Marine Drive, Bombay.

1926 Bombay Gymkhana Ltd., The ; Bombay.

1937 Cachar Club Co, Ltd., The Secretary ; Silchar, Cachar.

1944 Ceylon Bird Club, The Honorary Secretary; Waverley, Agrapatana, Ceylon,

1946 Club of Central India, The Honorary Library Secretary ; Mhow, C.I

LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1920 Club of Western India, ‘The Honorary Secretary ; Poona.

1932 Darjeeling Club Ltd., The Honorary Secretary ; Darjeeling.

1926 Royal Bombay Yacht Club, The Secretary ; Apollo Bunder, Bombay.

1920 Sind Club, The Honorary Secretary ; Karachi.

1913 Srinagar Club, The Secretary ; Srinagar, Kashmir.

1925 Wellington Gymkhana Club, The Secretary ; Wellington, Nilgiris.

1934 Willingdon Sports Club, The Secretary ; Bombay 11.

COLLEGES.—

1927 A.V.N. College, Mrs. The Principal ; Vizagapatam, S.I.

Agricultural College & Research Institute, The Librarian ; Lawley Road,

Coimbatore.

1923 American College, The Bursar ; Tallakulam P.O., Madura, S.1.

1947 Bangabasi College, 'The Principal ; 19, Scotts Lane, Calcutta.

1926 Baroda College, The Principal ; Baroda.

1947 B. J. Medical College, ‘The Principal ; Ahmedabad.

1933 Saari The Presidency College, The Librarian ; 86-1 College Street,

alcutta.

1939 Dane College Library, The Librarian ; Hanover, New Hampshire,

19.

1933 Dayaram Jetharam Sind College, The Professor of Biology ; Karachi.

1947 Dharmendrasinhji College, The Principal ; Rajkot.

1942 Dungar College, The Principal; Bikaner.

1942 Gordon College, The Librarian ; Rawalpindi.

1946 Government College for Muslim Women, The Principal ; Madras.

1940 Government Victoria College, The Principal ; Palghat, Malabar.

1918 Gujarat College, The Librarian, Sydenham Library ; Ahmedabad.

1930 Gwalior Victoria College, ‘The Principal ; Lashkar, Gwalior, C.I.

1944 Hindu College, The Principal ; Masulipatam.

1929 H.H. The Maharaja’s College for Women, The Lady Principal ; Trivan-

drum, S.I.

1940 Indian Forest Rangers’ College, The Director ; Dehra Dun.

1929 Intermediate College Association, ‘The Secretary ; Bangalore.

1943 Jaffna College Library, The Librarian ; Vaddukoddai, Ceylon.

1942 Jat V. Inter. Agriculture College, The ’ Principal ; Baraut (Meerut), U.P.

1927 Karnatak College, The Principal ; Dharwar.

1933 La Martinere College, The Principal ; Lucknow.

1948 Lingaraj College, The Professor of Botany, Department of Biology ; R.L.

Science Institute, Belgaum, M. & S.M. Rly.

1926 Madras Christian College, The Librarian ; Tambaram, Chingleput Dis-

trict, S.I.

1946 Madras Forest College, The Principal ; R. S. Puram P.O., Coimbatore.

Madras Presidency College, The Principal ; Madras.

1927 Maharaja’s College, The Principal ; Ernakulam, S. India.

1944 Mayo College, The Hon. Secretary ; Natural History Society, Ajmer.

1947. M.N. College, The Principal ; Visnagar (North Gujarat).

1946 Murarichand College, The Principal ; Sylhet, E. Pakistan.

1942 Nowrosjee Wadia College, The Principal ; Poona.

1944 Pachaiyappa’s College, ‘The Principal ; Kilpauk, Madras.

1932 Peshawar Islamia College, The Principal : Peshawar, N.W.F.P.

1934 Pittapur Rajah’s College, ‘The Principal ; ‘Cocanada, Sel.

1927 Rajaram College, The Biology Department ; Kolhapur.

1938 Ravenshaw College, The Principal ; Cuttack, Orissa.

1918 R.G. Kar Medical College, The Principal ; 1, Belgachia Road, Calcutta.

1928 Royal Faculty of Medicine, The Librarian ; Baghdad, Iraq.

1946 Scott Christian College, The Principal ; Nagercoil, ‘Travancore.

1934 Samaldas College, The Professor of Biology ; Bhavnagar.

1933 Secondary Training College, The Principal ; Bombay tf.

1947. S.B. Garda College, ‘The Principal ; Navsari, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1946 S. D. College, ‘The Principal ; Alleppey, S.I.

1947 St. Andrew’s College, The Professor of Zoology ; Gorakhpur, U.P.

1937 St. Berchman’s College, The Principal; Changanacherry, Travancore.

1947.

St. Joseph’s College, ‘The Rector ; North Point, Darjeeling.

LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1942 St. Mary’s Training College, The Principal ; Poona.

1927 University College Library, The Librarian ; P.O. Lallaguda, Hyderabad,

Deccan.

1940 Vanita ie hram Training College, The Principal ; Sandhurst Road, Bom-

bay i

1927 Wilson reollecet The Principal ; Bombay 7.

1918 Women’s Christian College, The Natural Science Department ; College

Road, Nungambakkam, Madras 6.

1946 Women’s Christian Medical College, The Lecturer in Biology ; Ludhiana,

Punjab.

SCHOOLS AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.—

1944 Alexandra Girls’ English Institution, The Principal ; 31, Waudby Road,

Bombay.

1944 Bishop Cotton School, The Headmaster ; Simla.

1916 Burma Forest School, The Director ; Pyinmana, U. Burma.

1927 Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, The Director ; Calcutta.

1944. Dohnavur Fellowship Boys’ School, The Headmaster ; Dohnavur, Tinne-

velly District, S.I.

1943 Eastern States Forest School, The Instructor ; Champua P.O., Keonjhar

State, via Chaibassa.

1942 Oxford Mission School, The Mother Superior; Behala, near Calcutta.

1945 St. Xavier’s High School, The Principal ; Bombay.

1947 Vithalbhai Patel Mahavidyalaya, The Principal ; Vallabh-Vidya-Nagar,

Anand, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1940 Woodstock School, The Biology Teacher ; Mussoorie, U.P.

1940 Bengal Agricultural Institute, The Principal ; P.O. 'Tejgaon, Dacca.

1941 Bose Institute, The Director ; 93 Upper Circular Road, Calcutta. ,

1947 Central Marine Fisheries Research Station, The Chief Research Officer ;

Triplicane P.O., Madras.

1906 Central Research Institute, The Director ; Kasauli, Punjab.

1917 Pore Research Institute, The Entomologist ; P.O. New Forest, Dehra

un, '

1917 Forest Research Institute, The Forest Botanist ; P.O. New Forest, Dehra

Dun, U.P.

1934 Goverment Agricultural Library, The Officer-in-Charge ; Cawnpore,

1932 Haffkine Institute, The Director ; Parel, Bombay.

1937 Hyderabad Deccan, The Head of Botany Deptt., Osmania University ;

P.O. Lallaguda, Hyderabad, Deccan.

1928 Indian Lac Research Institute, The Director ; Namkum, Ranchi.

1941 Indian paitety Academy, The Commandant; P.O. Premnagar, Dehra

Dun, U.P.

1926 Institute of Plant Industry, The Director ; Indore, C.I.

1923 King Institute, The Director ; Guindy, Saidapet P.O., Madras.

1942 Osmania University, The Professor of Zoology ; Adgimet, P.O. Lallaguda,

Secunderabad, Deccan.

1924 Royal Institute of Science, The Principal ; Fort, Bombay.

1947 ‘Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, The Registrar ; 53, Pedder Road,

Bombay 26.

1927. University of Rangoon, The Administrative Officer ; University Estate,

Rangoon, Burma.

1937 Victoria Technical Institute, The Curator & Librarian ; Nagpur, C.P.

1947 Chief Forest Officer ; The Dangs, Surat.

1946 Coleman, R.; c/o The Imperial Chemical Industries (India) Ltd., P.B.

No. 130, Madras.

1943 Collins, Major L. A. ; c/o S.S.O., Bolaram, Deccan.

Colombo Museum, The Librarian ; Colombo, Ceylon.

1911 Congreve, C.R.T. ; Forde Abbey, Chard, Somerset, England.

1940 Connell, F. J. ; c/¢ o Messrs. Phipson & Co Ltd., 169, Broadway, Madras.

1905 Connor, Major-Genl. Sir Frank, Kt., D.s.o., F.R.C. S., I.M.S., ; Greys Thatch,

Bolts Cross, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon, England. M, B, R, I—s, f,

Date of

Election.

1941 Conservator of Forests, The ; Baroda State, Baroda.

1930 Conservator of Forests, The ; Bhopal State, Bhopal.

1933 Conservator of Forests, The Chief ; Bombay Province, Poona.

1931 Conservator of Forests, The; Working Plan Circle, Burma Secretariat

Rangoon, Burma. . wae

1948 Conservator of Forests, The ; Central Circle, Poona,

1931 woes of Forests, ‘The ; Cochin Government, Trichur, Cochin State,

1940 Conservator of Forests, The ; Holkar State, Indore, C.I.

1940 Conservator of Forests, The ; P.O., Angul, Orissa.

1948 Conservator of Forests, The ; Southern Circle, Belgaum, M. & S.M. Rly

1933 Conservator of Forests, The Chief; Jammu & Kashmir Government,

Srinagar, Kashmir. :

1941 Conservator of Forests, The ; N.C., West Bengal, Darjeeling.

1946 Cooke, Francis ; Bhito, Kalhatti P.O., Nilgiris, S.I.

1944 Cooper, Ronald S. ; North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd

276 Hornby Road, Fort, Bombay. B, F—s, p. ¥

1944 wen A. Pe ; * The Castle’, South Avenue, Juhu, P.O., Bombay 25.

» #—S, f, DP-

1945 Soe a B.A., B.Com. ; Tank Road, Godhra, Distt. Punch Mahal.

ae) Oe

1927 Cowasjee Jehangir, Sir, Bt., C.1.E., O.B.E., K.C.I.E., C.B.E.; ‘

oe Mansion) ‘ pe mie Bombay. ran ate |

I Cowper, Major F.G.G.; c/o The Bank of Australia, 86 St. ,

ve Terrace, Perth, W. Australia. mA ee.

1928 Cox, Lt.-Col. C.E.C., C.LE., I.F.S., F.Z.S. (No address).

1933 Covers: be Ratanbai H. ; 8-B, ‘ Rylstone ’, Carmichael Road, Bombay.

, P—f, c.

1944 Craig, W.M.; c/o The Borneo Co. Ltd., Chiengmai, North Siam.

1926 Crawford, William G., 1.F.s. (No address).

1933 Croix, O.H. de St. ; c/o The Allahabad Bank Ltd., Delhi.

1931 Crombie, A. D., C.LE., 1.C.S. (No address).

1943 Cruttwell, Capt. M. J. P. ; 7, Dalkeith Street, Jaffa, Midloshian, Scotland.

1941 Culshaw, Miss K. H. ; Brockham, North Point, Darjeeling. B.

1908 Currie, A. J. (No address).

1935 Dabholkar, Col. A. Y., 1.m.s. ; Chief Medical Officer, Dangs, Ahwa, via

Bilimora, B.B. & C.I. Rly. M, B, R, I, P—(Plant & animal life in rela-

tion to human diseases). .

1929 Dalal, M. P. M. ; Dingley Dell, Old Mahableshwar, Distt. Satara.

1938 Danta State, H. H. The Maharanaji Saheb Bahadur of, k.c.s.1.; Danta

Bhawangadh P.O., Rajputana.

1904 Darjeeling, The Curator, Natural History Museum ; Darjeeling, Bengal.

1944 Dave, K. N.; Retd. Asstt. Commissioner of Income Tax, Mayo Road

Nagpur. ’

1923 Daver, Framroze A. ; c/o Nowrosjee Ardeseer & Sons, 22-24 Dalal Street

Fort, Bombay. M, R—s. ;

1944 Davidson, D. A. G., LFS. ; Forest Office, Mackenzie Road, Darjeeling. .

1929 Davies, T. G. B., A.R.S.M., S.M.I.P.T. ; c/o Messrs. Attock Oil Co. Ltd.

Khaur, Distt. Attock, Punjab. . (

1915 Davis ane Hon’ble Sir Godfrey, Kt., 1.c.s.; The Ridge, Bath Island,

arachi.

1924 Davis, P. W., 1.F.S. 5 c/o Office of the Conservator of Forests in Baluchis-

tan, Quetta.

1944 Deb, Raja N. M., B.a., O.B.E. ; Raja of Jhargram, The Palace, Jhargram

P.O., Midnapur Distt., B.N. Rly.

1937 Dee, Lionel; ‘ Upper Eden Bank *, Chalakudi P.O., Cochin State, S.I.

M, B, R, F,—s, p.

1945 Deeks, Major E. G.; c/o P. Phillips, Esq., Johnson & Fletcher, P.O. Box

No. 224, Bulawayo, S. Rhodesia. M, B, R, F, I, P—s, f, p.

1925 Delacour, Mons. Jean ; c/o The American Museum of Natural History,

47th Street, Central Park West, New York, U.S.A.

1929 Deo, Raja Sri Balavadra Narayan Bhunj ; Raja & Ruling Chief, Keonjhar

LIST OF MEMBERS

State, Keonjhargarh, via Balasore, Orissa.

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Date of

Election.

1946 Deputy Director of Agriculture, The ; Rajshahi Circle, Rajshahi, Bengals

1945 Deputy Director of Fisheries (Inland), The ; Madras.

deRhe-Philipe, G. W. V., F.E.s.; ‘ Quest End ’, *, Highfields, Ashtead,

Surrey, England. I, P—(Butterfly distribution).

1945 Deshmukh, Sir Chintaman, Kt., C.1.E., 1.c.s.; Reserve Bank of India,

Bombay. B, P—f, oe.

1944. DeSouza, A. B.; c/o J. P. deRozario, Esq., 15 Parel House, Hospital

Avenue, Parel, Bombay 12. F,1I, P—f, oe (Honey bees & Marine biology).

1943 DeSouza, Capt. I. R. ; 9, 1.B.G.H. (B. ary Kirkee.

1945 DeSouza, William ; Proprietor, Grand Hotel, Karwar, Distt. N. Kanara.

1944 Deuve, Lieutenant ; c/o Major de Langlade, 145, North Row, Meerut.

1943 Dewar, John ; Chalouni T.E., Matelli P.O., Distt. Jalpaiguri.

1944 Dhanjibhoy, Sorab C.; c/o F. S. Ralli, Esq., Tomco, Ltd., Sewri, Bom-

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Dharmani, Lt. T. C.; c/o M. B. Raizada, Asstt. Forest Botanist, Forest

Research Institute, Dehra Dun, U.P.

Dickens, M. J.; c/o Messrs. Phipson & Co. Ltd., 114 Apollo Street,

Fort, Bombay. B, F, P—(Flowers & flowering trees)—S, p,c

Dickson, Lt.-Col. He R. P., c.1.E. ; Chief Local PE pe ed Kuwait

Oil Company, Ltd., Kuwait, Persian Gulf. M, B, I, P (Desert flora) —

f,s.

Dickson, Capt. M. G.; Education Department, Kuching, Sarawak, via

Singapore.

Dictionary of Economic Products and Industrial Resoucres of India, The

Chief Editor ; 20, Pusa Road, Karol Bagh, New Delhi.

Dinajpur, Maharaja Jagadish Nath Ray of (No address).

Director of Fisheries, Sind, The; Nadir House, McLeod Road, Karachi, 2.

Director of Museums, The : . Malayan Union, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya.

Divisional Forest Officer, The : Silvicultural Research, Forest Division,

24 Cooper Road, Lahore.

Dixon, Lt. W. 7 Officers’ Mess, I.G.S.C., Aurangabad, Deccan.

B, F—S. (Deep sea fishing).

Doak, Sir James ; Messrs. A. & F. Harvey Ltd., Post Box No. 35, Madura,

S.I

Dobson, T. L. ; Margherita P.O., Upper Assam.

Dods, W. K. (No address).

Donovan, Major D. H., M.c. ; 1/9 Gurkha Rifles, Poona.

Douetil, B. N. ; c/o Messrs. Bird & Co., P.O. Box No. 46, Calcutta.

Douglas, Miss Margaret ; Church of Scotland Mission, Jalna Hyderabad,

(Deccan.) M, B, P—f, p.

Drake- Brockman, Le-Coll (RAF. H., R.A. ; Budleigh Salterton, Devon,

England. B, P—s, p, f.

Drug Research Laboratory, The Director; H. H’s. Govt., J. & K., Jammu

Tawi.

Duggan, F/Lt. B.A.R. ; R.A.F. Station, Bally, c/o R.A.F. Post, Calcutta.

Dunbar, U. B. H. ; c/o Messrs. Steel Bros. & Co. Ltd., Nagrakata P.O.,

Dooars, Bengal.

Dunbar Brander, A. A., 1.F.S., 0.B.E. ; Ivy Bank, Bishopmill, Elgin, N.B.,

Scotland. M, B, R—f, oe.

Duncan, Col. D. L. ; East Hopetown Estate, Box No. 9, Dehra Dun, U.P,

M, B, R, F—s, fp

Dungarpur, Maharaj auiiar Shri Mahipatsinghji Bahadur of ; Udai Bilas

Palace, Dungarpur, Rajputana. M, B—s, p

Dungarpur, Maharaj Shri Virbhadra aot M.A., C.B.E., Prime Minister,

Dungarpur. ee a F, P_s, f, p,

Dunkerton, W/o, R. E.; c/o pet enee , Broadbridge Heath, Horsham,

Sussex, England. B, I—f, oe, sys.

Durand, certs C.. Hi: Ss. ; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, Bombay. M,

B—s, f.

Dyson, R. A.; c/o Messrs. Owen & Dyson, Ltd., Rother Iron Works,

Rotherham, England.

Eagan, Lt. -Col. R. H.; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, 25 Old Broad

Street, London, E.C. 2. M, B, R, P—s, f,

LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1940 Be dase Railway European Institute, The Honorary Secretary ; Allaha-

ad.

1926 Eates, K. R., F.z.S., M.B.O.U. ; Supdt. of Police, Sind C.1.D., Karachi.

1943 Eee dee M.; c/o W. T. Loke, Esq., Cathay Cinema, Singapore, Malaya.

—f, oe.

1946 Eden, Lt. J. B.; Adjutant, The Gilgit Scouts, Gilgit Agency, via

Kashmir. ‘

1947. Eden, Lt.-Col. R. A., D.S.0., R.A.; c/o Field Regiment, R.I.A., Malir,

Karachi. ‘ t

1945 A ge S.; Bath Cottage, Ditchingham, near Bungay, Norfolk,

nglan

I Edward. Collins, Lt.-Col. L. 'T. ; The Central India Horse, c

ee Bank Ltd., Connaught Place, New Delhi. Fe eaas

1946 Efros, Sam; 827 W. 83 St., Los Angeles 44, California, U.S.A.

1943 Elijah, Shellim Nathan ; College of Agriculture, Poona 1.

1926 Eliott-Lockhart, Lt. -Col. Wm. ; ; (No address).

1943 Elmhirst, Capt. Edward, R.a.M.c. ; 185, Field Ambulance, C.M.F.

1945 Elwin, Dr. V., D.Sc., F.N.1., F.R.A.I. ; Patangarh P.O., Mandla Dist.

1944 Emmet, Major A. M. : St. Edward’s School, Oxford, England.

1938 Etaiyapuram, The Raja of ; The Palace, Etaiyapuram, Tinnevelly District,

Madras Presy.

1944 Evans, Mrs. L. Conway ; c/o Miss Sutherland, Kharar, Ambala Dist.

1900. Evans, Brigadier W. H., C.S.1., C.1.E., D.S.0.; 12 Harrington, London,

S.W. oil (Hesperiidae of the world, Ric haiee ote of India), oe, sys.

1924 Ezra, Sir Alwyn, Kt, F.8.G.S., F.Z.S. - Fern’ s Cottage, K Juhu (Santa Cruz)

B.B. & C.I. Rly. t

1945 Fairhead, Dr. E. C.; c/o The Imperial Chemical Industries (India) Ltd.

P.O. Box No. 182, 18, Strand Road, Calcutta. i

1916 Fawcus, L. R., €.8.1., 1.c.S.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 6 Church

Lane, Calcutta.

1909 Ferrar, Lt.-Col. M. L., 1.A., 0.B.E., C.S.1.; Herons, Batuston, Dunmow

Essex, England. I (Butterflies). ;

1937 Fischer, C. E., R.E. (No address).

1946 Fisheries Officer ; Jaipur State, Jaipur.

1946 es Department, The Officer-in-Charge ; Patna State, P.O. Bolangir,

1906 Fletcher, Thos. Bainbrigge, R. N., F.L.S., F.R.E.S. ; Rodborough Fort, near

Stroud, Gloucestershire, England.

1925 Fooks, H. A. (No address).

1935 Foot, ‘A. E.; The Doon School, Chand Bagh, Dehra Dun, U.P. IP.—

1945 Ford-Wood, "Major D.; c/o Messrs. Begg Dunlop & Co. Ltd., 2, Hare

Street, ae B—s, f, e, c.

1947. Forrow, J. M. ; c/o Messrs. Simson & McConechy Ltd., Badsha Build-

ings, Errabaloo Chetty Street, Madras. M, B—s, f.

1945 Fossey, M. B.; 13, Abercorn Gardens, Barley lane, Romford, Essex,

England.

1946 Foster, Major F. G.; Balur ae Javali P.O., Kadur Distt., Mysore

State, S.I. M, yee F, P—s,

1945 Fowles, Major J. C.; c/ o The Gandia Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament Street,

London, S.W. 1.

1932 Fraser, Capt. A. G., I.a.M.c. (Retd.) ; Health Officer, The Indian Ply-

woe Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Dandeli, North Kanara, M.& S.M. Rly.

R (Snakes) F (Freshwater) 1 (Butterflies) —f, SYS, Oe.

1914 Fraser, Duncan ; (No address).

1943 Freeman, Rev. Dr. J. B., D.Litt., M.A., L.T., Ph.D., D.D. ; Dhimavaram, Attur

Post, Chingleput Distt.

1944 French, P. T.; Valparai Estate, Valparai P.O., via Poolachi, S. India.

M, B,—s, p, f.

1944 French, Lt. S. E., r.£E.; M. E. S. Loralai, Baluchistan, India Command.

M, B—s, f, p.

1941 Frome, N. F., C.1.E., D.F.C., M.Sc., M.LEE, 3 ¢/o 183, Badminton Road,

Downend, Bristol, England.

List OF MEMBERS iy

Date of

Election.

1942 Fyzee, Asaf A. A., M.A., LL.B., Bar-at-Law ; Member, Public Service Com-

mission, P.W.D. Secretariat, Bombay. M, B, R—s, f.

1941 Gabb, H. B. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Karachi.

1945 Gale, Lt.-Genl. Richard N.; Head Quarters, British Troops in Egypt,

Egypt. |

1945 Ganguli, N. K., M.sc., F.z.S. ; Personal Officer (H.Q.), B.N. Rly., General

Manager’s Office, Kidderpore, Calcutta.

1913 Garbett, Sir Colin, K.C.1.E., C.S.I., C.M.G., F.R.G.S., 1.C.S. (No address).

1946 Gardiner, J. D.; Singalla T. E., Lala P.O., Cachar, Assam. M, B—s, f.

1945 Gardener, Lieut. Lionel J., 1.£. ; No. 3 (Construction) Group, I.E., Engi-

neer Officers’ Mess, Lahore Cantt.

1946 Gardner-Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy V.; The Cliff, New Worli, Bombay. M,

B, R, P—(Painting), f

1943 Garnett, S/Ldr. T. R. ; 2945 Squadron, c/o R.A.F. Post, Burma.

1944 Gay, Lt.-Col. G. L. ; Birkholme, Leigh Place, Cobham, Surrey, England,

1931 Gee, E. P. ; Doyang T.E., Oating P.O., B.A.Rly., Assam. |

1947 Geigy Insecticides Ltd., Messrs. ; Neville House, Nicol Road, Ballard

Estate, Bombay.

1938 Gemmell, G. W. ; 103 Clive Street, Calcutta.

1941 George, John ; Messrs. Phipson & Co. Ltd., Wood Street, Karachi.

1945 George, Capt. M. P. Chakko, r.a.M.c. ; c/o The Imperial Bank of India,

Bombay.

1933 Ghosh, S. K., t.c.s.; 62 Syed Amir Ali Avenue, Ballygunge, Calcutta,

1947 Ghoshal, Dr. R., M.sc., M.B. ; 121-B Grey Street, Calcutta. M, B.

1934 Gibbon, H. Maree Wavy’s Cumbum P.O., Madura Dist., S. India. M,

B, F—s, f.

t933 Gibbons, J. M. B. ; Messrs. Wallace & Co., Bombay.

1944 Gibbs, Capt. F. D.,R.a.0.c. ; 29 Hawthorn Road, Sutton, Surrey, England.

1947 Gibbs, W. H.; A/1 Church Street, Bangalore.

1947 Giboin, Major L. M. ; French Army Analytical and Pharmaceutical Chem=

ist, Head of Chemical Services, Pondicherry, French India. P (Medicinal

&F economic), :

1912 Gabeon Sir Edmund, K.C.1E., 1.¢.S. ; Ramgarh, P.O. Majra, Dehra Dun,

.P. B—f.

1943 Gilby, G. B.; c/o Messrs. Cable & Wireless Ltd., Karachi. M, B, F, I,

P—-s, f, p, sys, oe (Butterflies).

1946 Gill, Lieut. P. S., R.1.N.v.R. ;5-A Dhanraj Mahal, Apollo Bunder, Bombay,

1945 Gillies, Capt. M. 'T., R.a.M.c. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1944 Gladman, Major J. C.; 30 Grosvenor Road, Higher Crumpsall, Man:

chester, 8, England.

1941 Glenn, E. B. ; 11-A Lenton Road, The Park, Nottingham, England.

1915 Glennie, Brigadier E. A., D.S.0., R.E.. Steepway, 99-A Cross Oak Road,

Berkhamsted, Herts, England.

1943 Goadby, Major-Genl. F. R. L., M.B.c.; H.Q., Calcutta Sub Area, Fort

William, Calcutta. B, P—s, f, p, c.

1944 Godber, F. L. ; Willington Manor, Near Bedford, England.

1947 Godfrey, Major P. W. Morrison ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, S.W. 1.

1945 Sone, Major Robert J. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall, London,

.W.. 1.

1938 Goodwin, F. W. ; 17-B Irwin Road, New Delhi.

1912 Gould, Sir Basil, C.M.G., C.1.E., 1.¢.8.; c/o Traveller Club, Pall Mall,

London, England.

1927 Gouldsbury, C. P. (No address).

GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS.—

1938 Director of Agriculture, Baghdad/Iraq ; Baghdad.

1896 Director of Agriculture, Bombay ; Poona.

1927 Director of Agriculture, Punjab ; Lahore.

1942 Director of Fisheries, Bombay ; Old Custom House Yard, Bombay.

1946 Gowing-Scopes, E., F.z.s. ; Oakhurst, Oakwood Road, Crofton, Orpington

Kent, England. I—f, oe.

18 List OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1936 Graham, Lt.-Col. G. K., 1.m.s. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, 5S.W. I.

1945 Graham, Capt. M. N., R.a.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1928 Greaves, Lady D. I.; c/o Messrs. James Greaves & Co., 11/13 Ridge-

field, Manchester, England.

1944 Gulam, Ahmad, D. F.0.; Khammameth, Warangal Dist., Hyderabad,

Dn.

1945 Gurney, Major A. R. (No address).

1934 Hackney, M. J.; c/o The I.C.1. (India) Ltd., Divisional Sales Officer,

18 Strand Road, Calcutta.

1946 Hall, Major G. P.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 100/1 Clive Street, Cal-

cutta.

1942 Hall, Capt. James A. ; 45 Travancore State Labour Unit, c/o15 A.B.P.O.,

India Command.

1935 Hall, J. E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Cox & King’s Branch, 6 Pall

Mail, London, S.W. 1.

1934 Hambly, R. L.; c/o District Bank Ltd., Buxton, Derbyshire, England.

1944 Hamburger, Major H. J., R.A.M.c. ; Race View, Wellington, Nilgiris, S. I.

1924 Hamid Khan Bhatti, Dr., M.sc., LL.B., Ph.D. ; Game Warden, Punjab and

Delhi Province, 2 Sanda Road, Lahore. M, B, F—(conservation).

1942 Hamilton, C. L. ; P.O. Box No. 89, Calcutta. B, I, P—-s, f, P, Cc.

1933. Hamilton, Col. C. S. P.; p:s.0., MuR:C:S), LsR:C.P..R-ALNEC. 5 C.M.O) urd

Valley Medical Association, Juri Pe O., Sylhet, E. Pakistan.

1943 Hamilton-Harding, G. T., c.1.£., 1.P.; ‘ Yolsum Farm ’ , Haddenham,

, Bucks, England. M, B, F, P—s, f, P-

1929 Hance, Major-Genl. J. B., c.1.E., O.B.E., V.H.S., 1.M.S.; c/o India Office,

Whitehall, London.

1944 peared Major J. D., 1.£.;182nd. Ind. Rly. Construction Coy. c/o

1945 Harding, Lt. -Col. P. J. R., R.M.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Kings Road,

Southsea, Hants, England.

1942 Hari Krishna, Capt. EK. K., n.1.A. (No address).

1925 Harper, Lt.-Col. A. Forest (No address).

1927 Harper, William ; c/o The National Bank of India Ltd., Cawnpore.

1945 Harris, Major T. G. M., 0.B.£. ; Coleyana, Okara, N.W. Rly., Punjab.

1945 Harrison, Major J. L.; Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur,

Malaya. M, R, I (Mites, ticks, mollusea).

1944 Harrison, W. D.; c/o Messrs. Harrisons & Crossfield Ltd., Quilon,

Travancore, S.I. M, B—s

1947 Harvey, A. J. Craig; c/o Messrs, A. & F. Harvey & Co. Ltd., Madura,.

S.I. M, B, P—s, p.

1944 Harvey, George L. ; Central Hotel, Bangalore. M, B, P—f, p, c

1943. Haseler, A. R. ; Asian Building, Ballard Estate, Bombay.

1927. Hasted, Col. ye ‘S Holy (No address).

1946 Hawke, Capt. G. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay. B.

1938 Hawkins, R. E. ; Oxford University Press, Oxford House, 17/19 Naoroji.

Furdoonji Road, Apollo Bunder, Bombay.

1923 Hay, Lt.Genl. R., C.1.E., K.H.P., I.M.S., ; 168 South Brae Drive, Scotstoun

Hill, Glasgow, England.

1943 Hayes, H. B.; American Express Co., Navsari Chambers, Hornby Road,

Bombay. M, B, R, F, I, P—s, f, oe, c. ‘

1929 -Heaney, Brigadier re rae RE. , CLB.E-, Survey of India, Old Secretariat

Buildings, Delhi.

1947. Hebbert, Major G. K. P.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay. M,

B, R, I (Lepidoptera) F, P—(Geographical distribution).

1946 Henry, Rev. Bruce C. R., B.p. ; G. Udayagiri, Ganjam Dist., Orissa. M,

B—f (painting).

1934 Henry, H. A.; Grahams Trading Co. (India) Ltd., 16 Bank Street, Fort, -

Bombay.

1943 Herford, O. H. M. ; Ramnugger Cane & Sugar Co. Ltd., Ramnugger P.O.,.”

Sompara Distt., Murshidabad. M, B, F-—s, p, oe.

1927. Hewetson, C. E., LES. ;_c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay. P.B.—

oe.

Date of

Election.

i945 Hewett, N. B.S. ; Pambra Estate, Sultan’s Battery P.O., Malabar, S. India.

1934 Hewitt, W. A. ; ’ Divisional Superintendent, N.W. Rly. a Multan, West

Punjab, Pakistan.

1921 Hickin, S. B., M.B.E.; c/o Quetta Club Ltd., Quetta.

1943 Hicks, P.V.; 17 Bramley Road, Worthing, Sussex, England.

1910 Higgins, J. C., C.1.E., I.c.s. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 6 Church Lane,

Calcutta. M, B—s

1911 veya C., C.LE., BF.S. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall, London,

S.W. I.

1943 Hislop, Major James A. ; Ledang Estate, 'Tangkah, Johore, Malaya:

1947 Hobson, A. G.; Messrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ballard Estate,

Bombay.

1944 Hodgess, Major Iven ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1948 Hodgson, J. Mansergh : Manalaroo Estate, Nemmara, Cochin State, S.

India.

1941 Hodson, Capt. R. V. E. ; Political Agent, Miranshah, North Waziristan.

N.W.F-.P.

1947 Holden, Major E. W. ; Clifton Villa, Khandala, G.I.P. Rly.

1942 Holland, Lt.-Col. G. M.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay,

1946 Holliday, G. D., 1.P. ; 54 Napier Road, Ambala Cantt., E. Punjab.

1943 Hollis, C. C. T. ; New Cinnatolliah T.E., North Lakhimpur P.O., Dist.

Lakhimpur, Assam.

1943 Holmes, Major R., M.B.E. ; 33 Gurdwara Road, New Delhi.

1944 Holt, J. W. C. ; Divisional Superintendent, E.I, Railway, Asansol, Bengal.

1929 Hopkinson, A. J., 1.C.s., C.1.E. ; The Residency, Gangtok, via Siliguri.

1946 Hopkinson, Brig. P. (No address).

1927 Hora, Dr. Sunder Lal, p.sc. ; Director, Zoological Survey of India, Kaiser

graphical distribution)

1927. Hoshang,N. E. Dinshaw; c/o Messrs. Eduljee Dinshaw, Karachi. R-s, c.

1937 Hotz, Edwin ; Hotel Cecil, Delhi.

1947 Hotz, Major Robert E. : : Hotel Cecil, Delhi.

1947 Hough, Edwin ; The Budla Beta Tea Co. Ltd., Kharyan Tea Estate, Pani-

tola P.O., Assam.

1945 House, I. E.; c/o Liddell Bros. & Co. Ltd., c/o The Hongkong & Shang-

hai Banking Corpn., Chungking, China.

1922 Howard-Bradshaw, Comdr. C. T., R.N.; Lifton Park, Lifton, Devon,

England.

1918 Howell, Sir Evelyn, K.C.1.E., C.I.E., 1.C.8.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6

Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1.

1947 Howie, R. M. ; Honorary Secretary, High Range Angling Association,

Pettimudi, Munnar Pe O., Travancore.

1948 Hughes, Mrs. Jean I. M.; Pathini T. E., Chandkhira P.O., S. Cachar,

Assam. M, B, P—f, p,

1944 Humfrey, C. M. : a Crown House, 6 Mission Row, Calcutta. B—f

1945 Hunt, Herbert Bee Teitlington Hall Fm., near Norpeth, Northumber- -

land, England.

1944 Hurchinsen, Col. D. W.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., The Mall,

imla.

1946 Hutchinson, T. C.; c/o Messrs. Tea Estates India, Ltd., P.O. Box No. 13,

Coimbatore, S. India.

1945 . Hutton, Angus F. ; Cloudland Estate, Chinnamanur P.O., Madura Dist.,

S. India. M, B, R, F, I, P—s, f, p. (Snakes, butterflies, beetles, orchids

c timbers)

1939 Hyderabad-Dn., Economic Botanist to Govt., Central Agricultural Library ;

Main Farm, Himayatsagar, Hyderabad, Deccan: :

1941 Hyderabad- -Dn., The Fisheries Officer, H.E.H. the Nizam’s Govt. ; Hydera-

bad, Deccan.

1934 Hyderabad- Dn., The Inspector-General of Forests, H.E.H. ‘the Nizam’ s

Govt., Hyderabad, Deccan. ..

1929 Indian Council of Agricultural Research, The Secretary ; New Delhi.

1946 Indian Veterinary Research Institute, The Director ; Izatnagar (Dist.

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Bareilly), U.P.

20°

Date of

Election.

1947 Institute of Agriculture, The Director ; Anand, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1947 Iraq Natural History Museum, The Director ; Iraq, Baghdad.

1936 Iron, C.S.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1947 Irwin, eek H. R.; Shelldon, Kotagiri, Nilgiri Hills, S. India. M,

B, F—s, f.

1938 Irwin, F/Lt. H.R.H.F.; c/o Colonel H.R.B.H. Irwin, Shelldon,

Kotagiri, Nilgiris, S.I.

1927 Ishwardas Lukhmidas, Sir, xKt.; Garden View, 19, Hughes Road,

Bombay.

1941 Ismail, P. M.,1.c.s. ; Dy. Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Punjab, Lahore.

1943 Ingram-West, Lt. D. J., R.a. (No address).

1946 Inspector of Stores and Clothing, The Chief; Inspectorate of General

Stores, Cawnpore.

1938 Jackman, Major R. C. (No address).

1943 Jackson, Lt.-Col. J. P. A., R.E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, S.W. 1. B, P—f.

1943 Jackson, M. C. A.; Nellikai Estate, Vandiperiyar P.O. EEO, Sells

1945 Jambughoda State, Yuvaraj Shri Digvijay Singh R. Rana, B.A. ; Jambu-

ghoda, Gujarata States Agency.

1937. James, E. R. Sherman; Keyhung Tea Estate, Hoogrijan P.O., Assam.

M, B-—s, f.

1945 James, on RES C/O The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall, London,

S.W.

1947 jhideanashar! Jaganath V.; The Techno-Industrial Coy., 107 Sir Vithal-

das Chambers, 16 Apollo Street, Bombay.

1944 Jamsetjee, Noshit R.N.S.; Marine Mansion, Marine Lines, Bombay No. 2,

M, R—s, » D-

1912 Jamsetji, M. Doctor, F.z.s., C.M.Z.S. ; 10 Reynolds Road, Byculla, Bombay.

M, B, P—s

1945 Jardine, L. W., C.1.£., t.c.s.; Revenue & Judicial Commissioner, Quetta,

Baluchistan.

1939 Jawhar, H.H. The Raja of ; Jawhar State, Gujarat States Agency.

1944 Jayawardana, Col. C. P., 0.B.E., E.D., M.A., F.L.S.; Forest Department,

Vajira Road, Bambalapitiya, Ceylon. M, B, R, F, P—s, f, p, e

1932 Jephson, Lt.-Col. M. D.; c/o Messrs. Glyn Mills & Co., London, S.W. 1.

1943 Jobat State, Sreeman Rana Bhimsingh of ; P.O. Jobat, C.I., via Dohad,

B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1943 John, Dr. C. C., M.A., D.Sc., D.I.c. ; Professor of Marine Biology & Fisher-

ies, University of Travancore, Trivandrum. F—f, sys. (Bionomics &

Pisiculture)

1946 John, Major C. H.; Chittavurrai Estate, Ellapatti P.O., Travancore, S.I.

M, B, P—s, PD; C; f,

1946: ‘John, P.-T. ; ; Manager, The Tata Oil Mills Co. Ltd., Sewri, Bombay 15.

1936 Joly, Dr. B. M. woe Women’s Club, 2 Andley Square, South

Andley, Wondon. W.

1942 Jones, A. J. Turnley, fae Dy. Inspector-General of Police, Western

Range, Rangoon, Burma.

1943. Jones, Lt.-Col. N. J. G., 1.a.; c/o Mrs. N. Jones, Cecil Hotel, Delhi.

1934 Junagad State, The Diwan of ; Junagadh.

1947 Jung, Capt. Rana P. S., r.1.a.; Claims Commission (India) c/o H.Q.,

Madras Area, Madras.

1944 Junior, Miss Phyllis S.; Hebron, Coonoor, S.I. B, I, (Butterflies &

moths)—f, p, (Educational) -

1947 Junta das Missoes Geograficas e de Investigacoes Coloniais, Comissao

Executiva, O. Presidente, Lisboa, Portugal.

1944 Kapadia, M. B.; D.N. Dalal Building, Mirzapore Road, Ahmedabad.

1935 Karve, Prof. Janarden Nilkanth ; Professor of Biology, Sir Parsharam -

Bhawoo College, Poona No. 2.

1947. Kasturbhai Lalbhai ; Pankore’ s Naka, Ahmedabad.

1943 Kedge, Lt. A. F., R.a.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1935, Kefford, H. Kingsley : : on H. V. 'T. Blackburn, Esq., Civil Lines, Raipur, :

1944

LIST OF MEMBERS

B.N.Rly., C.P. M, B, R, F—s, f.

Keller G. - Sutherland Grove, London, S.W. 18

1944

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Date of

Election.

1943 Kelley, Major D. F. ; Attd. Sind Police Rifles, Hyderabad, Sind.

1946 Kempe, John E.; Brow Cottage, Seend, Wiltshire, Seend, 61 England.

M, B, R, F, I—(Geographical distribution, especially in Malayan region).

1944 Kennedy, J. M.; c/o Messrs. Burma Shell Oil Co. Ltd., Madras.

1945 Keonjhar State, Rajkumar Laxmi Narayan Bhanja Deo ; Keonjhargarh,

Keonjhar State, via Balasore, Orissa.

1926 Kermode, C. W. D., 1.F.s.; c/o Messrs. Barclay’s Bank, Dar-es-Salaam,

Africa.

1933 Kerr, F.S. ; Messrs. F.S. Kerr & Co., 125 Esplanade Road, Fort, Bombay.

1945 Khambaty, Mohsin A. ; 45-47 Lohar Street, Bombay 2.

1946 Khan, Capt. Jahan Zeb ; The Guides Cavalry, Ahmednagar. M, B, R,

F, I.

1947 Khan, Nawabzada Mir Aziz Alum ; “ Knockdrin ’’, Simla.

1914 Khan, Sahibzada Sardar Mahomed ; ‘Tonk Raj, Rajputana.

1943 Khaniadhana State, Shriman Raja Devendra Pratap Singh ju dev Bahadur ;

Chief of Khaniadhana State, C.I., via Jhansi, R.M.S.

1944 Kharadi, Ratilal G. ; 57 Pritamnagar, Ellis Bridge, Ahmedabad 6.

1944. Khilchipur, Raja Rao Bahadur Yashodharsingh ; Ruler of Khilchipur

State, Khilchipur, C.I. (M, B—s, f)

1923 Kiernander, Major O. G.; Rixlade, Foxley Lane, Salbington, Worthing,

Sussex, England. M, B, R, F, I, P.

1946 .King, C.; Under Secretary (Revenue), Punjab Irrigation Secretariat,

Lahore, Punjab.

1943 King, H. Foster : Messrs. Gregson, Batley & King, Chartered Bank Build-

ing, Fort, Bombay. M, B, R, F—s, p

1943 Kingdon-Ward, F., B.A., F.L.S., F.R.G.S.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd.,

: 6 Church Lane, Calcutta.

1945 Kirkbride, Lt.-Col. G., 1.p.s. (No address).

1945 Kirkpatrick, IND/2856 P./O K. M.; c/o B.T.T. Company Ltd., Ponga,

via Jeraikeila, B.N. Rly.

1912 Kirwan, Noel G. B. ; Siddapur P.O. ; Coorg, S.J. M, F, P—s, c.

1944 Kishangarh, H.H. Maharaja Sumer ‘Singh of ; Manjhela Palace, Kon

garh (Rajputana).

1946 Kishore, Seth H. ; 47 E.C. Road, Dehra Dun, U.P.

1927 Koechlin, E. L. (No address).

1930 Kolhapur, H.H. The Maharaja of, K.c.s.1. ; Kolhapur. M-—s

1947 Kothavala, Lieut. J. M. R.; Hot Spring Bath & Hospital, Ratanabad

(near Vajreshwar Hot Spring), via Bassein Road, Thana Dist. M,

B, R, F, I, P—s, e

1945 Kothavala, Khan Bahadur Pheroze D ; Dewan, Rajpipla State, Rajpipla

(Rewa-Kantha).

1927 Kothavala, 'T. T., c.1.£.; Settlement Commissioner, Central Government

Offices, Poona.

1946 Lall, Surendr ; c/o Pt. Sham Lall, Bar-at-Law, Station Road, Saharanpur,

U.P. M, B, F, P—s, f, p.

Lancaster, Major T., R.E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 37 Chowranghee

Street, Calcutta.

1944 Langdale-Smith, W. K. (No address). :

1947 Langdon, J. H.; Messrs. Greaves Cotton & Co. Ltd., 1 Forbes Street,

Bombay. F—s

1947 Langham, P. E. G.; Manager, Belseri T. E., P.O. Darrang- Panbarri,

Darrang, Assam.

1945 Lankester, F/O Philip, r.a.F.; No. 258, A.M.E.S., c/o Raf Post, Calcutta.

1947 Last, Capt R. C. ; Marine Supdt., I.G.N. & Rly. Co. Ltd., 4 Fairlie Place,

Calcutta. F—s, el eC

1945 Latham, Lt. F. A. (Gordon Highlanders), c/o The Imperial Bank of

India, Bombay.

1946 Latham, Major J. P. M., R.1.a.s.c. (No address).

1918 Latif, Sarhan C. ; c/o The Bank of India Ltd., Bombay.

ee Latifi, Kamran ; Messrs. Andrew Yule & Co. Ltd., 8 Clive Row, Calcutta.

193

Launey, Capt. Paul de ; Comilla, Tippera, E. Bengal, E. Pakistan. M,

mee } . a agat

Law, Capt. M.S. D. (No address),

1947

22 LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1944 Lawn, Capt. B., R.A.M.C. ; Old Essex House, Barnes, London, S.W. 13.

1947 Lazaro, Major T. E. ; “‘ La Caprica” Yercaud (Salem Dist.), S.1.

1943 Lazenby, Capt. K. é. (No address).

1947 Leake, Robert ; Box 20 P.O., Casterton Victoria, Australia.

1942 Leakey, R. D. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd. . Bombay.

1941 Leathart, Major Eo. 3 1se7 2nd Gurkha Rifles, Kitchner Lines, Poona.

1944 Leatherdale, Capt. Donald, R.a.v.c. ; “ Tasli » , Hawks Hill, Leatherhead,

Surrey, England. I ,P—sys, UL iopatneloes & plant gails-physiology).

1943 LeFevre, Refus H. ; 54 N. Lehmon St., York, Pa., U.S.A.

1947 Leland, at ; c/o Messrs. Maclaine Watson & Co. Ltd., Chartered Bank

Buildings, Kals Besar, W. 1., Batavia, Java. M, B, R, F—s, f,p

1937 Leonard, D. G.; The "Imperial Chemical Industries (India) Ltd., P.O.

Box No. 130, Madras. M, B, F—s, f, p (Aquarium)

1947 Leslie, C. J.; High Wavy’s Estate, Chinnamanur P. O., Madura Dist.,

S.1. ot

1944 Leston, D. ; 1 Abbey Court, Abbey Road, London, N.W. 8.

LIBRARIES,—

1932 Annamalai University Library, The Librarian; Annamalainagar, Chidam-

baram, S.I.

1921 Connemara Public Library, The Principal Librarian ; Madras.

1943 David Sassoon Library & Reading Room, The Hon. Secretary; 152

Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bombay.

1908 H.E.H. The Nizam’s Asafiayah State Library, The Superintendent ;

Hyderabad, Deccan.

1913. Imperial Library, The Librarian ; 34 Chitturanjan Avenue, Calcutta.

1944 tmperial Secretariat Library, The Librarian ; Government of India, New

Delhi

1947 Instituto De Agriculture Tropical, The Librarian & Plant Taxonomist;

Universidad De Puerto-Rico, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, U.S.A

1933 Lytton Library, The Librarian ; Muslim University, Aligarh.

1944 Maharaj Shri Juwansinjhi Ayurvedic Library, The Secretary ; Jamnagar,

Kathiawar.

1944 Poona City General Library, The Secretary ; 181 Budhwar Peth, Poona

City

1932 Public Library, Museum, and Art Gallery of South Australia, The General

Secretary ; Box 386A., G.P.O., Adelaide, S. Australia.

1925 Public Library, Museums and National Gallery of Victoria, The Chief

Librarian ; Melbourne, Australia.

1908 United Service Library, The Honorary Secretary ; Poona.

1914 University of Punjab, The Librarian ; Lahore.

1926 Lightfoot, Lt.-Col. G. S., 1.p. (No address).

1947 Limbdi, Capt. Raj Kumar Ghanshyamsinhji of ; ; Limbdi, Kathiawar.

1945 Lloyd, Dr, Oliver C. , M.A., M.B., M.R., C.S., L.R.C. P, ;17 Wellington Square,

Oxford, England. M, B, R, F, I, Pp. (Lepidoptera, Geology)

1906 Lodge, GE. a Hews House, Upper Park Road, Camberley, Surrey, Eng-

land. M, R (Snakes), I (Lepidoptera)—s, f iginting)

1942 Loke, W. Ts ae Cathay Cinema, Singapore. B—f, p

1946 London, C. H, S.; Messrs. Harrison & Crossfield mee Quilon, Travan-

core, S.I.

1947 Loppenthin, Mag. sc.B.; University Library, 2, Dept. Norre Alle 49

Copenhagen, N. Denmark.

1941 Lord Reay Industrial Museum, The Curator ; Poona.

1945 Lorimer, Major G. (No address). B—s, p.

1942 Loucatos, G.; Messrs. G. Loucatos & Co., Menkwa Building, Outram

Road, Bombay.

1942 Low (Jr.), Francis; c/o dimes of India, SESE) Square House,

London, E. C. 4.

1934.. Lowman, Lt.-Col. piephea, R. I. A.S.c.; c/o The ‘Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 ‘Pall

“ee Mall, ‘London, S.-W.

1904 Lucknow, Provincial Moceow The Curator j lenclnor,

Lyle, Mrs. J. M. ; Mission House, Broach. B, P—f,

LIST OF MEMBERS 23

Date of

Election.

1946 Lynch, Miss N. C.; c/o The Administrative Officer, F.P., Pathardihi

P.O., Dhanbad, E.I. Rly., Bihar.

1947 Lynn-Townsend, H; Merwan Mansion, Nepean Sea Road, Bombay. B,

: R, F. .

1941 Macdonald, Major A. St. J.; Setabgunj Sugar Mills, c/o Surajmull

- - Nagermull, 8 Dalhousie Square (East), Calcutta. M, B, R, F, I, P—

Sif. Ch.

1944 Macfarlane, A. F. ; Messrs. Jardine Skinner & Co., 4 Clive Row, Calcutta.

1943 Mackay, W.S.S.; Head Quarter’s Office, K.D.H.P. Co. Ltd., Munnar,

‘Travancore.

1942 Mackett, Lt. H. J. ; 26, Lampton Ave, Honslow Middlesex, London.

1947 Mackrell, myles D.F.C., C.M.; Green Acre, Shillong, Assam. M, B, R,

F, I, P—s, f. ;

1918 MacLachlan, D., c.S.1., C.1.E., 1.c.s.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54

Parliament Street, London, S.W. 1. -

1920 MacLachlan, R. B., c.1.£. ; Liscrona, Kilkee, c/o Clare, Ireland.

1928 MacLeod, Lt.-Col. A. J. W. ; c/o Standard Bank of S. Africa, Salisbury,

S. Rhodesia. M, B, F, P—s, p, c.

1916 Macnaghten, Sir Henry, Kt ; 10 Hyde Park Square, London, W. 2.

1943 Macpherson, J. j.; Arndilly, Albert Street, Nairn, Scotland.

1947 MacRae, Archd.; c/o Messrs. Atlantis (East) Ltd., 20/1 Chetla Road;

Calcutta. :

1946 MacRae, Lt.-Col. J. A., R.A. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1913. Madan, F. R., 1.F.s. (Retd.) ; 4 Pali Hill, Bandra, B.B. & C.1. Rly.

1947 Mahdihessan, Dr. 5.; c/o The Chemical, Industrial & Pharmaceutical

Laboratories Ltd., 289 Bellasis Road, Byculla, Bombay. I (Scale

insects—chaloid parasites)—Nature & Micro-photography

1928 Mahendra, Beni Charan, M.sc.; Professor of Zoology & Head of the De-

partment of Biology, Birla College, Pilani, Jaipur State. R, I—f, sys,

- (Amphibia)

1947 Mahendra, Shantilal, LL.B. ; Jehangir Vakil Mills, P.O. Box 16 Ahmedabad.

1946 Major, Major R. (No address).

1947. Malayan Union, Chief Game Warden; 4 Fort Road, Klang, Malaya.

1940 Malden, F. R. E. (No address).

1947. Maples, Ashley K. ; 33 London Road, Spalding, England. B—f, sys.

1947 Marie, Miss M. Jaya, M.a., L.T. ; Professor of Botany, Holy Cross College,

Teppakulam P.O., Trichinopoly.

1938 Marine Biological Laboratory ; Woods Hole, Mass., U.S.A.

1946 Marriott, A. W.; c/o Messrs. Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd., Asian Buildings,

Nicol Road, Ballard Estate, Bombay. P—f, sys, oe, p.

1943 aera D. N. M.; University of Bombay, Bombay. M, B, R, F, I.

P—f, p.

1945 Marson, J. Eric ; 35 High Park Drive, Heaton, Bradford, Yorks, England,

I, P—(Tropical spiders ; ot ee algae)

1938 Martin, Carr A.; c/o A. C. Martin & Co., 136 Sule Pagoda Road, Post

Box No. 663, TE ae

1944 Martin, Dr. H. B. ; District Medical Officer, M. & S.M. Rly., Hubli.

1943. Martin, Owen ; c/o The Permutit Company Ltd., Gunnersbury Avenue,

London, W. 4.

1944 Martin, Lt. Roy F., r.£. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1943 Martin, Major R. K., r.a. ; 12 Windsor Park, Belfast, N. Ireland.

1947 Mathew, A. P., M.a. ; Vice President, Zoology Association, Deptt. of Zool-

ogy, University College, Trivandrum, S.I.

1945 Mathew, Miss D. ; Kharar, Ambala District, Punjab.

1947 Mathur, Dr. R. N., M.Sc., Ph.D. ; 49 Lytton Road, Dehra Dun, U.P.

1926 Matthews, W. Hz. : Manager, Namring Tea Estate, Rangli-Rangliot P.O.,

Dist. Darjeeling. M, B,—s, f, p, sys.

1945 Maude, E. W. ; Tukvar T. E. , Darjeeling, D. H. Rly.

1943 | Maunsell, Major A. C.K. ; 8 'B, Hardinge Avenue, New Delhi.

1943 McBride, Capt. W. 5S. (No address).

1943 McCann, S. J.; 92 Worli, Bombay. :

1941 McFarlane, J.; c/o Messrs. Octavius Steel & Co. Ltd., 14 Old Court

House Street, Calcutta. -

Date of

Election.

1943 McLellan, Major J. H., R.a.s.c.; c/o The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.,

Rangoon, Burma. M, B, R, F—s, f, p.

1945 McNeil, Capt. Charles, R.a.M.c. ; C.M.H., Bhairgarh, via Bhopal.

1943 Meggitt, Major Ee ).4/c/ ombhe Librarian, Technical College, Eloff Street,

Johannesburg, South Africa.

1948 Meharbaksh, Mahomed Osman ; 6-8 Cadell Road, Mehar Manzil, Mahim,

Bombay. F, P—s, p, c.

1927 Mehta, Jamshed N. R. ; Bonus Road, Karachi. B, R, I, P—e, c.

1946 Mehta, Nalin S.;M.a.; c/o Messrs. 5. D. Mehta & Co., Rehman Building,

Churchgate St., Bombay.

1940 Meiklejohn, W., c.1.£., 1.F.s. ; Forest Adviser to the Governor of Assam,

Shillong, Assam. M, B. (Wild life conservation)

1920 Meinertzhagen, Lt.-Col. R.; 17 Kensington Park Gardens, London, W.

II.

1938 Menesse, N. H., 1.s.z, (No address).

1946 Merwanji, P. F. ; ‘‘ Midhurst ’’, Abu, Rajputana. M, B,—s (Conservation)

1937. Meston, D. G. ; Borpukhurie Tea Estate, Mijikajan P.O., Assam. M, B,

R, F—s, f, p.

1945 Meston, H. F. ; Paneery T. E., Panerihat P.O., Assam.

1940 Michael, J. D., 0.B.£. ; Glenerne, Nairn, Scotland. B, F, P—s, f, p.

1936 Millar, G. D. L. ; Trenio House, Padstow, Cornwall, England.

1947. Miller, 2/Lt. J. A. ; 2nd Bn., Duke of Wellington’s Regt., Meerut, U.P.

1915 Mills, J. P., c.1.£., 1.c.s.; Lum Sohphon, Shillong, Assam. M, B—f

(Wild life conservation)

1944 Milne-Day, M. E., M.B.E.; Messrs. H. E. Day Ltd., P.O. Box No. 12,

British Cochin, Malabar Coast, S. India. B, I, P—f.

1944 Milner, C. E.; The Paddocks, Ferm Down, Dorset, England. M, B—

s, f, p.

1942 Neo ton inn T. K., M.B.E., B.F.S. ; Conservator of Forests, Forest Engi-

neering Circle, 12 Ryecotes, Yeravda, Poona. M, B, P—s, f, p, oe, sys.

1927 Mirchandani, U. M., 1.c.s.; Settlement Commissioner for Lands and

Records, Poona. B, Ps, p.

1933 Miaistri, Dr. cel Dy 3 Yusuf Building, 4th Floor, Churchgate St., Bombay,

M, 'B—s, p.

1947 Mitchell, if S. M.; Nagaghoolie T. E., Dibrugarh P.O., Upper Assam,

1932 Mitchell, Capt. Leonard ; c/o Indian Mildura Fruit Farms Ltd., Renala

Khurd, Dist. Montgomery (Punjab).

1944 Mitchell, Capt. W. P. S., M.B.E.; Chief Medical Officer, Bastar State,

Jagdalpur, Bastar State, Eastern States Agency.

1945 Mitra, S. N., B.sc.; D.C. Forests (Retd.), 24 Convent Road, Calcutta.

M, B, R, F, P—s.

1944 Moffatt, Major J. D.; c/o 15th Punjab Regtl. Centre, Ambala Cantt.,

Punjab.

1945 Moir, Capt. C. C., 1.£. ; Chief Commercial Manager’s Office, East Indian

Railway House, 105 Netaji Subhas Road, Calcutta. M, P—p, oe.

1941 Moles, S., 1.c.s.; c/o The Chief Secretary, Punjab Government, Lahore.

1943 Moodie, Major F. R. McL., 1.£. ;6 Cantonments, Roorkee, U.P.

1942 Moore, Mrs. A. B. B. (No address).

1943 Moore, Major H. J.; Clayesmore School, Iwerne Minister, Blandford,

Dorset, England.

1938 Moore, R. J. Arthur ; Merchiston Estate, Kallar Bridge P.O., Travancore.

1946 Moran, Rev. M. D.,s.j.; St. Xaviers, Patna, Bihar. B, P—f,e

1943. Morarji, Ratansi D. ; c/o Dharamsi Morarji Chemical Co. Ltd., Prospect

Chambers, Hornby Road, Bombay.

1931 Morgan, Vernon ; Superintendent, Government Gardens, Allahabad, U.P.

1945 Morton, Major T.; Royal York Regt., ‘‘ A’’ Try Team, c/o The Grind-

lays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1938 Moses, Dr. S. T.; Director of Fisheries, Baroda. M, R, F, P—s, sys, oe,

e, (Whales, sea-snakes) algae, mushrooms.

1920 Mulroney, J. T.; The Himalayan Coal Concern, Kurseong, D.H. Rly.

M B, R, F, p—

1943 Munday, E ae (No address),

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Date of

Election.

1943 Munshi, Prof. Dara M., B.sc., F.R.M.S. ; Biology Dept., St. Xavier’s Col-

lege, Bombay.

1941 Murray, Miss M. E. Wolfe; c/o Miss Heath, Lovedale P.O., Nilgiris.

B—f (Educational).

1945 Murti, S. N., M.sc.; Dept. of Botany, College of Agriculture, Dharwar,

M. & S.M. Rly. P—sys, Oe, e, c.

1926 Mysore, The Curator, Government Museum ; Bangalore.

1933. Mysore, Chief Conservator of Forests in ; New Public Offices, Bangalore.

1947 Nagod, H. H. Barmendra Maharajadhiraj of ; Nagod, C.1.

1918 Nagpur, The Curator, Central Museum ; Nagpur, C.P.

1944 Nariman, P. ; 211 Civil Lines, Bareilly, U. P:

1942 Nayar, Dr. K. Karunakaran, M.a., Ph.D. Fciepeet in Zoology, University

College, Trivandrum, Travancore, S. 1 I (Gall midges) P (gail)—sys,

e, oe (physiology of galls)

1945 Nazir, Miss N. D.; 16 Elphinstone Circle, Fort, Bombay. B, R, I, P—

s, p, f, sys, oe.

1921 Needham, F. M. ; Murkong-Sellek P.O., N.E.F., Assam. M B—s, p.

1921 Newcome, Lionel: c/o P. Newcome, Esq., Karamalai Estate, Valparai

POs: Sen India:

1944 Newman, Miss H. W.; A.P. Mission, Chiengmai, Siam.

- 1944 Nicholas, C. W. ; 17 Pedris Road, Kollupitiya, Colombo, Ceylon.

1940 Nicholas, Lt.-Col. R. C.; 12 Bungalow, Indian Military Academy, Dehra

Dun, U.P.

IQ4I Nicholls, Frank ; Borgang P.O., Assam. B, F—s, p.

1929 Nicholson, Lt. Lolly M.A... Colh R., I.M.S. ; one The Grindlays Bank Ltd.,

Bombay.

1937. Nicolaus, G. R., F.R.G.S., F.z.S. ; Norvil, Lundin Links, Fife, Scotland.

1931 Nilgiri Game Association, The Honorary Secretary ; Ootacamund.

1934 Nilgiri, H.H. The Raja Saheb of; P.O. Raj-Nilgiri, via Balasore,

Orissa.

1945 Norris, Kenneth A, B.ZS. 5 Avicultural Society Dutch National Natural

History Ree ‘Elmstone’’, 45 High Field Road, Purley, Surrey,

England. M, B, R, I, P—f, P, e (Animal breeding in captivity)

1944 Nuttall, Major C. G. : The Gloucestershire Regt.; c/o Williams Deacons

Bank Ltd., Farnworth, Lancashire, England.

1941 Ogden, F. C. D.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Karachi, Sind. M, B, R,

F—s, f.

1947 Officer, Colonel H. R.; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, 25 Old Broad

Street, London, E.C. 2. B—f.

1912 Oliver, AloWinli: - c/o The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., Pitt Street,

Sydney, Australia,

1943 Olivier, Major J. D., R.a. ; Foxacre, Fleet, Aldershot, Hants, England.

1942 Olmstead, William (No address).

1944 Olsen, Major F. A. ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament Street,

London, S.W. 1.

1937. Orchha State, H.H. The Sawai Mahendra Maharaja Bahadur of ; Tikam-

garh, C.I.

1933 Ortcheson, J., I.c.s. (No address).

1943. Osborne, Mrs. Joyce ; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, Bombay.

1931 Osborne-Jones, M. T..; District Engineer, S.I. Rly., Tanjore, S.I.

1930 Osmaston, Capt. F. C., 1.F.s. (No address).

1943 Pace, Lt.-Col. T. A., R.A.M.C. ; C/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1945 Pack, S; “‘ Roshera’’, "T10 Churchgate Reclamation, Fort, Bombay,

1948 Padhye, B. A., B.sc. ; Sectional Farm Supdt., Phaltan Sugar Works Ltd.,

Sakharwadi, Dist. Satara. M, B, R, P—s, p, c.

1944 Page, R. A. ; Multicrop, Mealcheapen ‘Street, Worcester, England.

1943 Pal, Dr. P. Dharma, L.M.S. ; Chief Medical Officer, The Bombay Burma

Trading Corporation Ltd., P.O. Mudis, via Pollachi, S. India. B—f,

SyS, p, oe.

1940 Palairet, Major E. J., R.E. ; Knowlcroft, Budleigh, Devon, Salterton, Eng-

land.

1908 Palanpur, H.H. Nawab Sir Taley Mahomed Khan Bahadur, G.C.LE.,

K.G.1E., KiCiv:0) ; Palanpur.

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Date o

Election. nyo

1945 Palin, Miss Guynedd M. ; Beaufort House, The Spa, Gloucester, England.

B, I (butterflies), P—f, p (painting)

1944 Palmer, E. G. A. ; Gouracilla, Upcot, Ceylon. M, B,—s, f, p.

1938 Palmer, R. W. V., LF.s. ; 26, Owen Grove, Henleaze, Bristol, England.

1947 aarae Dinshaw J. ; Aden Hall, Nepean Sea Road, Bombay. M, B, P—

s, f, oe, c.

1911 Panday, Mrs. J. L. ; 49 Nepean Sea Road, Cumballa Hill, Bombay.

1935 Parker, Mrs. M. ; Bury House, Baldoch, Herts, England.

Parkinson, R. W. B.; Andaman & Nicobar Police, Port Blair, Andamans.

1947

1934 Parsons, R. E., 1.P., F.R.E.s.; c/o The Agent, Imperial Bank of India,

Shillong, Assam. I (Butterflies & hawk-moths) in

1939 Partabgarh, H. H. The Maharawat Sir Ramsinghji Bahadur, ‘K.C.S.103

Partabgarh (Rajputana).

1947 Patel, Jehangir Pestonji ; Messrs. Patel Bros.; 10 Churchgate St., Fort,

Bombay. B, P—s, f, p (Fossils) .

1924 aoe nee ; Messrs. Jardine, Henderson, Ltd,, 4 Clive Row, Calcutta.

M, y+, P-

1932 Paterson, J. J.; c/o The National Bank of India, Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya

Colony, British East Africa.

1946 Paterson, Dr. Miss Margaret M.; Mission House, Civil Lines» Gujarat,

West Punjab, Pakistan.

1947. Pathak, Y. G. ; Bhaskar Bhuvan, Besant Street (North), Santa Cruz (West),

B.B. & C.I. Rly.

1946 Pathania, Capt. Onkar Singh ; Station Staff Officer, Dalhousie Canton-

ment, Dist. Gurdaspur, E. Punjab.

1938 Patna State, Maharaja Rajendra Narayan Singh Deo, K.c.1.£. ; P.O. Bolan-

gir, via Sambalpur, B.N. Rly.

1931 Patten, Hugo J. ; 61 Castle Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.

1940 Patuck, B. F.; Kenya Cottage, Opp. the Aerodrome, Ghodbandar, Juhu

P.O., Bombay 25. M, B, R, F, P.

1945 Peat, Rod. M. ; 11 Ironmonger Lane, London, E.C. 2. B, R,~

Penberthy, W. F.; Gestetner (India) Ltd., 32 Grosvenor House, Cal-

1942

a cutta.

1947 Pepys, P. A. L.; The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Rangoon, Burma. M, B—

Ss, p

1944 Perry, M. E. St. John, p.s.o. ; North Cachar Hills, Haflong, Assam.

1927 Petit, Furdoonjee Cowasjee ; Room No. 113 Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay,

1934 Petit Institute, Jamsetjee Nesserwanjee ; 312 Hornby Road, Bombay.

1940 Phillips, Major T. J. ; 9th Gurkha Rifles, Staff College, Quetta.

1919 Phillips, W. W. A.; Galapitakande Estate, Namunukula, Ceylon. M,

B, R, —s, f, p, sys.

1945 Phillipson, Rev. C. Q., M.A. ; C.M.S., Khatauli, Dist. Muzaffarnagar, U.P.

1928 Pizey, R. M.; Monabarie T. E., Mijikajan P.O., Assam.

Plant Protection Adviser to Govt. of India; Bureau of Plant Protection

1947

and Quarantines, New Delhi.

1946 Ponting, Lt.-Col. E. A. ; 9B Dalhousie Square, Calcutta.

1944 Port Elizabeth Museum and Snake Park, The Director ; 28 Bird Street,

Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

1940 Potter, F.; c/o Messrs. French Motor Car Co. Ltd. ,11-12 Hughes Road,

Bombay.

1947 Premchand, Kishore ; Messrs. Premchand Roychand Ltd., Apollo Street,

Bombay. M, B—s, p.

1946 Prestwich, A. A. ; Hon. Secretary & Treasurer, British Aviculturists’ Club,

Chelmsford Road, Southgate, London, N. 14. B—(Aviculture)

1948 Price, H. C.; c/o Messrs. Balmer, Lawrie & Co. Ltd., 103 Clive Street,

Calcutta. .

1944 Ere eee G.; Institute of Malaria Investigation & Control, Baghdad,

raq.

1942 Proud, Mrs. Desiree; c/o British Embassy, Nepal, via. Raxaul, India.

B, P—f, p, sys. at af

1943 Pudukkottai, H.H. The Raja of ; Pudukkottai, S.I.

1917 Pudukkottai State Museum, The Curator ; Pudukkottai.

1928 Pullan, A. V. ; Rydak T. E., Raidak P.O., Dooars, Bengal, M, B, F—s, p,

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Date of

Election.

1945 ee et Major L. C. ;. 9th Gurkha Rifles, c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd.,

Bombay.

1932 OG aan .B.; Messrs. Mant & Critchley, 21 Ravelin Street, Fort,

Bomba

1943 Rajkot, HH The iets Saheb of ; Ranjit Villas Palace, Rajkot.

1906 Ralston, Col. W. H., D.s.o., 1.a. ; Chomwedzi, Marandellas, S. Rhodesia.

1932 Ramadhyani, R. K., 1.c.s. ; 21 Willingdon Crescent, New Delhi.

1944 Ranicar, Capt. E. E. ; Madukarai, Coimbatore Dist., 8.1.

1933 Ransford, Lady A. ].: Mittle Court, Berrow, Burnham: -on-Sea, Somerset,

England.

1947 Rao, Dr. M. Sadashiv, M.a., Ph.D. ; 12 Uma, Sadan 209B Vincent Road,

Matunga, Bombay. I—(Chemistry &F physiology of bacteria)

1943 Rao, Dr. V. Prabhakar, M.a., D.Sc. ; Entomologist-in-Charge, Icerya pur-

chasi Scheme, Imperial Sugarcane Breeding Station, P.O. Lawley Road,

Coimbatore, $1:

1942 Raptakos, A. ; Messrs. Raptakos, Brett & Co. Ltd., Worli Road, Worli,

_ Bombay.

1942 Rawlins, Lt.-Col. J. W. ; Q (Movements), G.H.Q., F.A.R.E.L.F.; c/o G.P.O,

Singapore, Malaya. M, B, I (Butterflies S moths), P—s

1946 Raz, Z. A.; c/o National Livestock Co., Near Vakola Bridge, Military

Road, Santa Cruz (East), Bombay 25.

1943 Rea, Major C. (No address)

1943 Reeve, Major J. Neil, R.A. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Cox & King’s

Branch, 6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1.

1924 Reuben, The Hon’ble Mr. Justice D. E., 1.c.s. ; 2 Circular Road, Patna,

Bihar. M, B, I, P.

1932 Reynolds, K. P.; Kenmare Castle, Knocklong, Co. Limerick, Ireland,

M, B, R, F, P—s, p, f.

-1946 Rhodes, Sjt. G. C. ; H.Q. 451 Sub Area, Medan, Sumatra, S.E.A.C.

1946 Richards, H., M.B.O.U. ; 46 Dencourt Road, West Derby, Liverpool, 11,

PITRE England. ‘Bf

1915 Ridland, J. G.; c/o The British Vice Consulate, 501 Peyton Building,

HOFTIC Spokane 8, Washington, U.S.A. M, B, R, F—s, p, f.

1945 Ripley IH, Dr. S. Dillon, Ph.D., M.B.O.U. : Kilravock, Litchfield, Conn.,

U.S.A. B—f, sys, e@.

1918 Rishworth, Dr. H. R., 0.B.£., F.R.C.S., D.P.H., J.P-, C.B.E. ; c/o The Lloyds

Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. 1. B, R, F, I, P—s, Pp, Sys.

1919 Ritchie, Lt.-Col. W. D., 1.m.s. ; Mazbat P. O., Darrang, Assam. M, B,

P—s, f, p, @, e.

1947. Riyastate Pohanthon, The ; Kabul, Afghanistan.

1937. Robey, H. R. D. ; Duklingia T. E., Mariani P.O., Assam.

1943. Romer, J. D., F.z.s. (Rodent Control Officer), Medical Dept., Hongkong.

R (and Amphibia)—f, @, sys.

1932 Rosenthal, V. ; General Assurance Buildings, Hornby Road, Bombay.

1946 Ross, A. M. - Messrs. Harrisons & Crossfield Ltd., Quilon, Travancore.

B, P— (Flowers & flowering trees)

1941 Roorkee - The Commandant, Officer’s Mess, K.G.V’S.O. Bengal

~ Sappers & Miners ; Po WP:

1936 Rossel,Col, H. G.I, c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, S.W. i. M, 1 a Len Mloniera)—s. p, f.

1920 Row, Dr. R., M.D. ; 27 New Marine Lines, Bombay.

1946 Royal Agri-Horticultural Society of India, The Secretary; 1 Alipore

Road, Alipore, Calcutta.

1931 Royal Deccan Horse, The President, Mess Committee. (No address)

1938 Ruddell, Rev. J. F. W.; ;c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1927 Rustomjee, Miss Sherene B. ; “‘ Behistan ”’, 169 Colaba Road, Bombay s.

B, I, P,—s, f, p.

1943 Rowland Capt. Geoffrey W.; Bible Churchmen’s Missionary BOcieey,

Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol 8, England.

1944 Wadd, Lt.-Col. W. RK.) REL: (2 Silver End, Strand Road, Beaker

1948 Sakarlal, Sheth Navnitlal ; Ellis Bridge, Post Box No. 19, Ahmedabad.

1942 Saker, Capt. R. K. M. (No address),

28 LIST OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1944 Samuel, Sister Miss J. K.; T.A.N.S. 75 I.G.H. (C);¢/o 10 A.B.P.Q.

India Command.

1920 Sanderson, P. M. D., F.z.s. ; “ Tassels’, Tenterden, Kent, England.

1947 San Diego Society of Natural History, The Director, Natural History

Museum ; Balboa Park, San Diego, California, U.S. A.

1934 ‘Sandur State, Raja Shrimanth Yeshawanth Rao Hindu Rao Ghorpade;

Ruler of Sandur State, Sandur, S.I. M, B,—s— (Wild life conservation),

1914 Sant State, Maharana Shri Jarwar Singji, Raja Saheb of ; Santrampur P.O.,

Sant State.

1944 Santapau, Rev. Fr. H., s.j.; Southwell House, 39 Fitzjohn’s Avenue,

London, N.W. 3.

1915 Satya Churn Law, Dr., M.A., B.L., Ph.D., F.Z.S., M.B.0,U. ; 50 Kailas Bose

Street, Calcutta. B, P—p, f, @.

1943 Savary, J. T. D. ; Denisar Estate, Nabisar Road, Sind.

1941 Sayed Jawad Ali Shah (Mian Saheb) ; Imambara Mian Bazar, Gorakhpur.

1909 Scott, Lt.-Col. F. B., 1.a. (No address).

1932 Scott, James eC: S. ; Balwearie, Inverness, Scotland. M, B—f, sys, e,

(Wild life conservation)

1942 Scrimgeour, F. H. V., 1.0.s. ; 101 Clive Street, Calcutta. B—p, f.

1944 Sen, R. C.; 100 The Mall, Lucknow. M, B—s, p.

1946 Sen, Sukumar ; “‘ Emerald Lodge ’”’, 38 Mackenzie Road, Darjeeling. M,

B, R, F, I— ee if Pp.

1947 Senapati, N., I.c.S. ; Cuttack, Orissa.

1947 meee Stes el o The Planters Stores & Agency Co. Ltd., Dibrugarh,

ssam.

1946 Sen Gupta, P. K. ; Appellate Asstt. Commissioner of Income ax Central

Range, Patna, Behar. M, B—f.

1945 Setna, Dr.S. B., Ph.D. ; Dincctor of Fisheries, Old Custom House, Bombay.

1942 ee H. G., 1.p.; 3rd Bn. Special Armed Constabulary, Allahabad,

1944 Shackleton, D.; 54 Queens Road, Hoylake, Wirral, Cheshire, England.

1926 Shah, Lt.-Col. B. L., 1.m.s. ; ¢/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1940 ae Dr. M., p.sc., Ph.D., F.N.1. ; Haffkine Institute, Parel, Bombay.

—f, sys, @.

1944 Sharp, Lt.-Col. A. N., R.£. ; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1947 Sharpe, F. A. ; 2 Kellys Road, Kilpauk, Madras.

1947 Shaw, H. L. ; Methoni Tea Estate, Bokakhat Post Office, Assam.

1909 Shebbeare, E. O., 1.F.s. ; The Sands House, South Newington, Banbury,

Oxon, England. M, B, R, F, P—f, sys.

1924 Sherred, P. R. ; The Allen Orchard Estates, P.O. Bhowali, Kumaon, U.P.

B, F, I, P—(nsect pests, fruit-growing)

1928 oe rae Major George, R. A.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., Bombay. B,

1946 Shirras; Miss Alice J. M., M.a., B.Sc. ; Girls’ High School, Gangtok, Sikkim,

N.E. India. M, B, R, P—f, sys, .

1943 Showers, Eden ; Borsapori T 3 Es Numaligarh P.O., Assam. M, B, F, P—

1944. Simpson, A. H.; “‘ Cintra’, Kotagiri, Nilgiris.

1945 ey CeS::; Messrs. Harrison & Crossfield Ltd., Quilon, Travancore

1942 Simpson, Lt.-Col. R. L.; 18th Cavalry, c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd.,

Bombay.

1944 Singh, Babu Jagadish Nandan ; Proprietor, Madhubani Estate, Junior Br.,

P.O. Madhubani, Dist. Darbhanga.

1947 Singh, Maharaj Nagendra, 1.c.s. ; Dungarpur State, S. Rajputana.

1946 Singh, Lt.-Col. Rao Dileep, Rao Bathera ; Commanding, Mewar Sajjan

Infantry, Udaipur-Mewar (Rajputana). M, B, F—s, f, p, sys.

1942 Sinhji Jhala, K. S. Bane, M.A. ; Jagnath Plots, Rajkot B, P—s, f, c.

1931 Sladen, D. A. S.; Manjolai, Singampatty Group, Kulladakurichi P.O.,

Tinnevelly Dist., S.I.

1941 Smith, Lt.-Col. A. 'P., R.E.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Litd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, Sa re

1945 Smith, A. R. ; Beam Wireless Station, Poona 6.

1945

Date of

Election.

1938 Smith, F. Woolley, 0.B.E., D.F.c., Hoogrijan P.O., Assam.

1913 Smith, Dr. Malcolm ; Lane End, Putney Heath Lane, London, S.W. 15.

1945 Smith, 5 E. H. ; Teok T.E., Peok P.O., Assam. M, B, P—f, s, e (Garden

lowers).

1941 alot en ene D. G. ; Soom T. E., Darjeeling. M, B, F—s.

1935 Smythies, Major B. E.; The Timber Project Officer, Mandalay, Burma.

B, P—f, p, &.

SOCIETIES.—

1910 New York Zoological Society, The Librarian ; 185th Street & Southern

Boulevard, New York City, U.S.A.

1927 Royal Society of Edinburgh, The Librarian & Asstt. Secretary ; 22-24

George Street, Edinburgh, Scotland.

1913 Malayan Union, The Director of Agriculture ; Kuala Lumpur, Malaya.

1928 Sokhey, Major-Genl. Sir Sahib Singh, 1.m.s. ; Haffkine Institute, Parel,

Bombay. B, P—f.

1947 Sparks, Mrs. Peter ; Bhuj, Kutch State, Western India.

1947 Sparks, Major P. H. ; Bhuj, Kutch State, Western India. M, B—s, f.

I91I Sparrow, Col. R. ; The Lodge, Colne Engaine, Earls Colne, Essex, England.

M, B, F—s, f.

1946 St. John Mission House, The Reverend Father Superior, s.s.J.E. ; Mazgon

Road, Bombay to.

1945 Stager, Kenneth E.; Los Angeles Museum, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

1920 Standford, J. K., M.c., M.A., M.B.O.U., O.B.E., I.C.S.; Stanton’s Farm,

Kingsclere, near Newbury, England.

1944 Stanislaus, Capt. P. R., 1.A.o.c.; Government Timber Depot, Ahlone,

Rangoon, Burma.

1946 Stapleton, Major J. T. K.; c/o The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation, Calcutta.

1943 Stevenson, Lt.-Col. A. I. R. ; Ordnance Depot, Avadi, Near Madras.

1945 Sthyr, Capt. L. V., R.A.M.c. ; 5 Commando, S.E.A.C.

1935 Stileman, F. F.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54 Parliament Street,

: London, S.W. 1. j

1942 - Stokoe, C. J. L. ; Messrs. Bird & Co., Post Box 65, New Delhi. M, B,

F—-s, f. .

1920 Stoney, R. F. ; Lansdown, Ootacamund, S.I.

1943 Stonor, Major C. R.; Stonylands Hotel, Shillong, Assam. M, B, P—f

(Indigenous crops).

1933 Storrs-Fox, Rev. E. A.; Fawley Rectory, Henley-on-Thames, England.

M, B, P,

1943 Stracey, P. D:, 1.F.s.; Conservator of Forests, Shillong, Assam. M-—s,

(Conservation)

1943 Stracey, R. ; The Burma Oil Co. (India Trading) Ltd., Chittagong, Bengal.

1944 Senauss; M. . c/o Messrs. Darragh Smail & Co. Ltd., Alleppey, S. India.

’ F—s, » P- :

1947 Subrahmanyam, T. V., B.A.; c/o The Cement Marketing Co. of India

Ltd., A.C.C. Building Opp. Churchgate Station, Fort, Bombay. I

(Spiders & marine mollusca)

1946 Subrahmanyam, Varanasi, B.Sc. ; 17 Matasundri Place, P.O. Minto Road,

New Delhi.

1920 Sudan Government Museum, The Curator; (Natural History), Gezira

Research Farm, Wad Medani, Khartoum, Sudan, Egypt.

1910 Suter, Dr. M. F., D.sc. ; 116 Koregaon Park, Poona. :

1944 Syed Hassan Mahmud, Lt. Sahibzada ; P.O. Jamaldin Wali Estate, Baha-

walpur State.

1946 Sykes, P. H. ; Messrs. Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd., 103 Clive Street, Cal-

cutta. M, B, R, F—s, f, p.

1936 Symns, J. A. M.; Pilgrims Rest, St. Stephens Hills, Canterbury, Kent, »

England.

1942 Symons, R. S., C.1.E., 1.¢.8.; c/o The Imperial Bank of India, New

1947

LIST OF MEMBERS 25

Delhi.

Talbot, G. ; Nellakai Estate, Vandiperiyar P.O., Travancore, S.I.

Date of

Election.

1920 ‘Taleyarkhan, K. M., Bar-at-Law ; Brightlands, Lansdowne Road, Apollo

Bunder, Bombay.

1946 peace Capt. RAVES? eceraat Resident, Namhsan, N. Shan States.

urma.

1944 'Tanswell, J. W. ; Hindon, Salisbury, Wilts, England.

1942 ‘Taronga Zoological Park Trust, The Secretary ; Mosman, Sydney, N.S.W.,

Australia.

1936 Tata, JalN.D.; “‘ Marinorama’’, 27 Arthur Bunder Road, Bombay 1.

M, B, R, F—s, p.

1947 Taylor, Mrs. H. E.W.; c/o The Indian Leaf Tobacco Co., P.O. Guntur,

M. & S.M. Rly.

1945 . Taylor, J. N.; 4/2 Middleton Street, Calcutta. M, B—s

1944 Tew, J. E.; c/o The Bombay Company Ltd., Pollock House, P.O. Box

No.. 139, Calcutta.

1946 ‘Thillainadarajah, V.; Vaidyeshwara Vidyalaya, Vannarponnai Jaffna, Cey-

lon. M, B, R, F, I, P,—sys. (Carcinology)

1945 Thorpe, J.; 36 Merlin Way, Firth Park, Sheffield, 5 Yorkshire, England.

1945 Tilley, Sgt. F., R.a.o.c. ; 5 East Bourne Road, London, S.W. 17.

1932 Tilley, J. S.; Royal Astatic Society, Town Hall, Bombay.

1944 Tortonese, R. C.; 101 R. & S.U., c/o R.A.F. Post, Calcutta.

1947 ‘Toyberg-Frandzen, H.; Royal Danish Trade Commissioner in India,

W.I.M. Co. Bldg., Ballard Estate, Bombay.

1931 ‘[ransvaal Museum, The Director ; Pretoria, South Africa.

1933 Travancore, The Conservator of Forests : Trivandrum.

1934 Teer F. G.; c/o East India Sports Club, St. James Square, London,

S.W. 1.

1946 Trethowan, W. H., M.B., B.ch.; 29 Rotherwick Road, Golders Green,

London, N.W. 11.

1937. Trichur, State Museum & Zoo, The Superintendent ; Trichur, S.I.

1927 Trivandrum, Government Museum & Public Gardens, The Director ;

Trivandrum, S.I.

1944 ‘Trivandrum Natural History Society, The ; A. V. Lodge Buildings, Triv- _

andrum, S.1.

1945 Trott, A. C.; British Legation, Jedda, Saudi Arabia.

1931 Tuck, Lt. -Col. P. J. H., R.A. (No address).

1947 Tulyani, Prot. ae Ric if o Prof. D. M. Munshi, Jairaj Peerbhoy Building,

28 Forgett Street, Gowalia Tank, Bombay 26.

1945 Turnbull, Dr. D. J.; 3 East Court, Castle Hill, Maidenhead, Berks,

England. B, I, P—f.

1930 Tutein-Nolthenius, A. C., F.z.s. ; West Huputule Estate, Ohiya, Ceylon.

1947 ‘Tyabji, ab ees ; ‘‘ Somerset Cottage ’’, 61-D Warden Road, ae

-; 26. B—

1944 Tyabji, Lt. N. S., R.1.N.v.R. ; B.M.H., Delhi Cantt.

1947 ‘Tyabji, Salman B. ; - Spanish Villa, Perry Cross Road, Bane. Bombay

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UNIVERSITIES. —

1933. University of Bombay ; University Road, Bombay.

1927 University College of Science, The Head of the Deptt. of Zoology ; oe 315

Ballygunj Circular Road, Calcutta.

1947 University of Hawai Library, The Librarian ; P.O. Box 18, Honolulu 10,

T.H., U.S.A. :

1927 University of Madras, The Registrar ; Senate House, Madras.

1933 University of Michigan, General Library, The; Ann Arbor, Michigan, —

U.S.A. :

1936 University, Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, The leiprarianh

Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

1941 University of Mysore, The Librarian ; Mysore, S.I.

1933. University of Patna, The Registrar ; Patna, Bihar. ig

IO4I University of Travancore, The Director of Research ; Travancore, Triv-

1928

LIST OF MEMBERS

andrum.

U.P., Chief Conservator of Forests ; Naini Tal, U.P.

LIST. OF MEMBERS 31

Date of

Election.

1909 U.S. Department of Agriculture, ‘The Librarian ; Washington, D.C., U.S.A.

1944 Underwood, G. L. ; 12 Girdlers Road, Brook Green, London, W. 14.

1945 Van Hoy, Lt.-Col. Wm. L. 5 2336 Fairway Drive, Winston- Salem, North

Carolina, U.S.A.

1928 Van Ingen, DeWet ; Messrs. Van Ingen & Van Ingen, ‘Taxidermists,

Mysore, S. I.

1946 Van Ingen, Major E. J.; 1 Mahratta L. I., c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd.,

Bombay.

1939 Vasu, V.M.; Advocate, 80 A Kurla Road, Andheri, B.B. & C.I. Rly.

M, B, R, F, I, P—f.

1944 Vatcha, Jamshed Sohrab ; Sanitation (Bombay) Ltd., Navsari Chambers,

Outram Road, Bombay.

1940 Veitch, Brig. W. L. D., c.B.£., R.E. ; Engineer-in-Chief’s Branch, Army

Head Quarters, Rawalpindi, W. Punjab. M, B, R, F—s, f, p.

1947 Venkatachary, Dr. S., M.sc., Ph.D. ; Professor of Biology, M.T.B. College,

Surat. P—(Animal palaéontology)

1944 Venner, Sgt. D. ; 18 Lal Bazar Street, Calcutta. M, B,—s.

1940 Victoria Gardens, The Superintendent ; Byculla, Bombay.

1919

1937

1946

1931

1912

1934

1944

1942

1947

1946

1944

1941

1045

1947

1934

1937

1939

1943

1938

1946

1937

1945

1944

1945

1944

1933

1941

Victoria Memorial Park & Zoological Gardens, ‘The Honorary Secretary;

Rangoon.

Vincent, A. D. ; Kutikul Estate, P.O. Mundakayam, ‘Travancore, 5.1.

Vivekanandam, Capt. B. T., 1.a.M.c.; “‘ Standard Pictures ’’, Gandhi-

nagar, Bezwada, Kistna Dist. (Madras Presy.). M, B, R, F, I, P—s

p, f, sys, e, oe, c.

Wadia, Framji Dossabhoy ; 8 Nagar Road, Yerowda, Poona.

Wait, W. E. ; Applegarth, Aldbury, near Tring, Herts, England.

Wakely, L. J. D., 0.B.£., I.c.s., M.B.E. ; (No address).

Walden, J. E. ; Cross Farm, Walgrave, Northampton, England.

eae J. ; 1.F.S. ; Conservator of Forests, 15 Fort, Belgaum, M. & S.M.

Walker, J. M. P.; Messrs. Phipson & Co. Ltd., 169 Broadway, Madras.

M, B, F, P—s, f.

Wallace, Major 13 H., 1.M.s. (No address).

Walsh, D. H., 0.B.£. BA. 1.; c/o George Wimpey & Co. Ltd., Civil Engi-

neers & Contractors, P.O. Box 97, Singapore.

Walsh, Lt.-Col. E. Bowring, 1.4.0.c. ; P.O. Barauli, Dholpur State, Raj-

putana. R, F, I (Lepidoptera)— Aquarium.

Walsh, Major E.c.w.T. ; H.Q., 123 Inf. Bgde., Ramgarh, Bihar.

Warburton, KeeknyC. 5 ’Katonibari Tea Estate, Mariani P.O., Assam. B,

I, P—f, sys (Mycology) Cc.

Waters, Lé -Col. H. P. E. ; 6/8th Punjab Regt., Kamptee, C. P.

Watson, Sir H.. W. A., Kt., RESO c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54

Parliament Street, London, S.W. ¥.

Weatherbe, Lt.-Col. D’Arcy, F.R.G.S., M.I.M.M., M.E.I.C. ;.c/o The Chart-

ered Bank of India, Australia & China, Hongkong.

West, Major H. H.; Wormer Cottage, Langham, Bury Ses Edmunds,

Suffolk, England.

West, Col. J. R.; 13 Firgrove Crescent, Hilsea, Portsmouth, Hants,

England.

West, dh. ale BeESe c/o The National Bank of India, Ltd., Rangoon,

Burma.

Weston, A. 'T. ; c/o The Midland Bank Ltd. a 02 Rene neton High Street,

London, W. 8.

Wharry, A. E.; c/o Messrs. Greaves, Cotton & Co. Ltd., Forbes Street,

Bombay. M, B, F—s, p.

Wheeler-Holohan, B: ; 3 320, M.U., R.A.F., S.E.A.A.F.

Whitaker, G. A. ; Ananda-Bag T. E.; Makum Junction P.O., Upper Assam.

B, I (Butterflies & moths) —f, Ss.

White, W. U., M.C., M.LE.E. ; Electric House, Ahmedabad. M, B, R, F—

Wight’ Dr. W.; Indian Tea Association, Tocklai Experimental Station,

Cinnamara P. O., Assam.

Wikramanayake, E. ‘B.: ; The Rook, Castle Lane, Wellawatte, Ceylon. B—f

32 LIST? OF MEMBERS

Date of

Election.

1943 Wilkinson, E.; Messrs. Burmah-Shell, P.O. Box No. 84, Karachi. B,

F, P—s, p.

1944 Wilkinson, Miss Rosemary J.; c/o Lt.-Col. P. R. White, Sherwell, Daw-

lish, S. Devon, England. M, B, I—f.

1923 Williams, Lt.-Col. G. B., C.1.E.; c / o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

1945 Williams, Gordon E. H. ; : Dy. Chief Controller (Mech.), Central Standards

pee for Riys.4 4 N » Block, Raisina Road, New Delhi. M, B, R, F,

—S; 1, Pp:

1926 Williams, James L. H.; Thiashola Estate, Kil-Kundah P.O., Nilgiris, S.I.

M, B, R, F, P—s, f, p (Plant origin & history)

1912 Williamson, AG 1.¢.s. ; ¢/o The Imperial Bank of India, Bombay.

1943 Wilson, L. ‘Talbot (No address).

1933 Wilson, C. P. H. (No address).

1941 Wiltshire, E. P., F.R.E.s. ; British Embassy (Consular Section), 19 Sharia

Gameh Charkass, Cairo, Egypt. I (Lepidoptera)—p, f, sys, o.

1942 Witt, H. W. ; c/o Messrs. Anderson Clayton & Co., Shanghai, China.

1946 Wi pees A. F.; c/o Messrs. Walker & Creig Ltd., P.O. Box 165 Colombo,

Ceylon.

1913 Wordsworth, Major R. G., R.A.; c/o The Lloyds Bank Ltd., 6 Pall Mall,

London, S.W. 1.

1924 Worm W. H., F.Z.S., M.B.0.U. ; Lismore, Windsor Avenue, Belfast,

Ireland.

1946 Worthington, T. B. ; Colombo Club, Colombo, Ceylon. P (Trees),

1918 Wrangham-Hardy, G. ; Solicitor, 1 Auckland Villas, Darjeeling.

1932 Wrenick, C. J.T. ; Singell, Kurseong P.O., North Bengal. M, B, I(Butter-

flies & bees)—s, f, sys.

1940 Wright, Mrs. M. D.; c/o Major C. H. E. Wright, Indian Military. Aca-

demy, Dehra Dun, U.P. B, I—f.

1938 Wynter-Blyth, Mark A., m.a.; Rajkumar College, Rajkot.

1928 Yates, J. A.; Cranham, Angliefield Road, Berkhamsted, England.

1936 Yin, U Tun, B.A.; Controller, Civil Supply Department, Whiteaway’s

Building, Phayre Street, Rangoon, Burma. M, B—s

1941 Young, Lt.-Col. G. M. K. ; Glendoune, Girvan, Ayrshire, Scotland.

HONORARY MEMBERS.

i896 Donald, C. H., F.z.s.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54 Parliament

Street, London, S.W. 1. M, B, R, F—f.

1947. McCann, C.; c/o The Bank of New South Wales, 318-322 Lambton

Quay, Wellington C.I., New Zealand.

1894 Osmaston, B. B., C.1.£., 1.F.Ss. ; 116 Banbury Road, Oxford, England.

1948 Prater, S. H., 0.B.E., c.M.z.8., 49 Drewstead Road, Streatham, S.W. 16,

London.

1927. Thom, W. S., 1.p. (Retd.)\— Taunggyi, Southern Shan States, Burma.

—s,

1937. Wickham, P. F.; Little Mead, Murchington, Near Chagford, Newton

Abbot, Devon, England.

1924 Wilson, The Rt. Hon’ble Lt.-Col. Sir Leslie, p.c., G.C.1.E., G.C.S.1.,C.M.G.,

D.s.o. ; Government House, Brisbane, Queensland.

MEMBERS ELECTED IN 1948

LirE MEMBERS

Deo, Raja Shanker Pratap Singh; P. O. Chichli, via Gardarwara, (G.1.P.). M, B,

F, P—s, p, f, (cultivation).

Jatprole, Raja Sahib of ; Kollapuram, P.O. Morvakonda, Kurnooll District.

Kapadia, Dr. Eruch M.; Jiji House, Ravelin Street, Fort, Bombay.

Kutch, H. H. Maharao Shree Madansinhji of; Bhuj, Kutch. M, B, P—s

(Gardening).

Norman, Dr. T.; Seleng Tea Estate, Seleng Hat P.O., Upper Assam. B, I, P,—

Sys., @. (Rhopalocera, orchidaceae).

Sageer, Dr. M.; c/o Pearline (Paris) Ltd... Rahman Building, Churchgate

Street, Bombay.

LIST OF MEMBERS 33

~. ORDINARY MEMBERS

Agharkar, Prof. S.P., M.a., PH. D., F.L.S.,.F.N.I.; Director, Maharashtra Associa-

' tion for the Cultivation of Science, Law College Buildings, Poona 4.

Ahmad, Sami, 8B. Sc. (Hons.), a.1.F.c; Divisional Forest Officer, Monghyr,

Bihar. P—p, f, sys, ce.

Ashcroft, P.D.C. ; Gua P. O., B. N. Rly., Singhbhum Dist., Bihar.

foe Major S. A.; a.D.c, to H. H. The Maharao of Kutch, Camp, Bhuj. M,

Sys mc

Bede G._V., 1.c.s., Deputy Secretary, Home Ministry, New Delhi. M,B,R,

—s,

Bilimoria, Major_N. P., D.o.M.s., M.B.E.; ‘Laud House’, opp. Charni Road

Station, Queen’s Road, Bombay 4. _M, B, R, F, 1, P—p, f.

Caltex (India) Ltd. ; Purchasing Agent, Caltex House, Ballard Estate, Bombay.

Cantlie, Sir Keith, I.c.s.; Ravenscar, Shillong, Assam.

Captain, Dr. S._R., M.R.c.v.s. ; Veterinary Officer & Stipendiary Steward, Royal

Western India Turf Club Ltd., Mahaluxmi, Bombay.

Central Inland Fisheries, Chief Research Officer; Research Station, 2-B,

Outram Street, Calcutta 16.

Chandulal, Narottan; Latif Baugh, Shahibag, Ahmedabad.

Chitnis, Dr. Vasant Keshav, D. O. (Oxon-Bom), M.B.B.S.; F.c.P.S.; Ishwardas

Mansion, Nana Chowk, Bombay.

CLUBS.—

Bombay Hunt & Poona & Kirkee Hounds, The Hon. Secretary ; 3 Wittet Road,

Ballard Estate, Bombay.

CoLtLEGEs & SCHOOLS.—

Agricultural College, The Principal and Director, Agricultural Research Institute

Hebbal, Bangalore.

Andhra Christian’College, The Bursar ; Guntur, S. India.

College of Nursing, The Principal ; 12, Jaswant Singh Road, New Delhi.

Government College, The Principal ; Kumbakonam, South India.

Maharaja’s College, The Principal; Jaipur, Rajputana.

M. R. College, The Principal ; Parlakimedi, Orissa.

Queen Mary’s College, The Principal ; Mylapore, Madras.

St. Augustine’s E. School, The Principal ; Kalimpong, West Bengal.

Staff College, The Officer-in-Charge ; Wellington, Nilgiris, S. India.

Vivekananda College, The Principal ; Madras No. 4.

Army School of Education, The Commandant ; Pachmarhi, C. P. (wia Pipariya,

G.I.P. Rly.). ;

Conservator of Forests, The; Shillong, Assam. -

Conservator of Forests, The Chief; Himachal Pradesh, Simla. |

Conservator of Forests, The Deputy; Silvicultural Research Forest Division,

Clarefield, Simla. M

Cooper, Dr. Sorab N., p. 0. (Oxon), D. 0. M.S. (Eng); Laud Mansion, Queen’s

Road, Bombay 4. B, P—p, c. a8

Damodardas, Girdharlal; ‘Prarna’, opp. C. N. Vidyalaya, Ambavadiu, Ellis

Bridge, Ahmedabad. B, R, I, P—s, p, f, e. :

Danter, F. R.; Superintendent, Recruiting, T. D. L. Association, P. Box No. 13,

Nasik. B,F,P—s. Bie

Daphtary, Balkison K.; Solicitor, Messrs. Daphtary, Ferreira & Divan, Medows

Street, Fort, Bombay. .

Das, R. B.; 250, Kalbadevi Road, 9, Heera Mahal, Bombay 2.

Dastur, J. F., M.Sc., F.N.I., 1.4.S. (Retd.); Searsdall, Panday Road, Colaba,

Bombay 5. :

Davis, T. A.; Superintendent, Indian Sugarcane Research Station, Karnal P. O.,

East Punjab. P—p, (Cultivation, painting).

Dayal, Rameshwar ; Deputy Commissioner, Delhi.

Dev, S. Sanjiva ; Timmapudi, Guntur District, South India.

Devichand, R. L.; c/o Messrs. Devichand, The Mall, Simla.

Director of Fisheries, The; Nusserwanji Building, Dundas Street, Karachi 3.

Edgar, A. J.; Anglo-Oriental Building, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya.

LIST OF MEMBERS

Elijah, Elijah Nathan; Nagapada Police Station, D. Division, New Nagpada

Road, Bombay 8.

Farupui, Dr. A. J., M.sc., Ph. D., D.1.c.; Fisheries Biologist to Government,

Badshahbagh, Lucknow (U.P).

Fosqe, Mrs. John D.; Kamal Mahal, Carmichel Road, Cumbala Hill. Bombay.

Futehally, Nazar; Dynacraft Machine Co., Ismail Building, Hornby Road,

Bombay. R—f.

Gadgil, D.R.; ‘ Yerandawana’, Poona 4.

Ghoshal, B.K.; Director of Industries, Kanpur, U.P. B, P—s, p,e

Gibson-Hill, Dr. Carl Alexander, M. A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B.O.U., F.R.A.I. ;

Raffles Museum, Singapore.

Gopaldas, Haridas; c/o The Associated Cement Co. Ltd., 1, Queen’s Road,

Bombay.

Gorwalla, A. D., 1.c.s.; Reserve Bank House, Carmichgl Road, Bombay.

Gupta, A.; Superintendent of Police, Saharanpur, U. P.

Handoo, G. K.; Deputy Director, Intelligence Bureau, New Delhi. M, B,

R, F, 1, P—s, p, f.

Harivallabhdas, Jaykrishna; ‘ Shahi Bag’, Ahmedabad.

Healey, G. W. F.; Borjan Tea Estate, Borjan P. O., Assam.

Heyworth, M. A.; 2, Moir House, Surab Barucha Road, Colaba, Bombay.

Hinton A. S., Pabhoi Tea Estate, Mijikajan P.O. & T. O., Assam.

Holck-Larsen, H. ; c/o Messrs. Larsen & Toubro Ltd., J. K. Building, Dougall

Road, Ballard Estate, Bombay.

Holton, F. E. G.; c/o Stanesmotors (S.I.) Ltd., Coimbatore, S.I.

Horsburgh, Lt.-Col. W. P.; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay.

ae Miss Catherine ; 1910, South Narion Street, Denver, 10, Colorado,

Seu

Jackson, Mrs. Heather Monica; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., 54, Parliament

Street, London. (Pali Hill, Bandra, Bombay 20)

Jamal Ara, Begum; c/o Sami Ahmad, Divisional Forest Officer, Monghyr, Bihar,

B, I, P—f, e ce, (Lepidoptera).

Jetly, B.B.S., 1. p.; Director of Enforcement, Govt. of India, Ministry of

Industry & Supply, Mansingh Road, New Delhi. B, 1, P—(Gardening).

Kapadia, J. D., 1. c. s.; 1, Tuglak Road, New Delhi. M, B, F, I, P—s, p.

Karunakaran Nair, K., M. sc.; Senior Lecturer in Zoology, Wilson College,

Bombay.

Kasturba Mahila Mandel, The Secretary ; Lakshmi Ashram, P. O. Kausani,

Dist. Almora.

Kedar Nath, Dr., L. R. c. P., (Edin.), L. F. Pp. & s. (Glas), L. Mm. (Dublin) ;

Ayrcliff, Simla. M-—s, f.

Kennedy, E. G. ; c/o Messrs. Burmah-Shell Co. Ltd.. P. O. Box No. 84, Karachi.

Kerridge, Alan Lawrence ; c/o Graham’s Trading Co. (India) Ltd., 16, Bank

Street, Bombay. B,P—

Kingaby, K. M.; c/o Messrs. John Wyeth & Bros. Ltd., Magnet House,

Dougall Road, Ballard Estate, Bombay.

Krebs, Rev. Axel G. ; Danish Mission, 38, Broadway, Madras. B—f, (Migration. )

Latif, M. A. ; 7o, Cadell Road, Mahim, Bombay 16. M, B ,R, F—s.

Lauly, K. S., B. Sc., M. Sc.; c/o Indian Plywood Manufacturing Co. Ltd.,

Danpeii P.O., (N. Kanara), M. & S. M. Rly.

Lennard, T. E.; c/o Gammon (Pakistan) Ltd., Nadir House, McLeod Road,

Karachi.

Leslie, N. A.; c/o Burmah-Shell Ltd., Waltair R. S., Vizagapatam. M, B,R,

F—s,

Shrimati Radhika Sinha Institute & Sachidananda Sinha Library ; Patna, Bihar.

Lightle, G. I. ; No. 35, Alexandra Terrace, Byculla, Bombay.

Macci, M. B., B. A., B. T.; Lecturer, Anjuman Islam High School (near Times

of India Press), Bombay.

Madras Regimental Centre, Mess President, Officers Mess ; Wellington, Nilgiris,

S. India.

Malik, pigianmad Ismail; Director of Veterinary Services, Patna, Bihar. M, B,

F, I—s, p, ft. et;

Manal, M.; 251, Hornby Road, Fort, Bombay. F, P—s, (Medicinal planis).

Mathrani, K. P., 1.c. s.; Secretary to Government, Finance Department,

Rajkot, (Saurashtra).

Massey, Capt. W.'S.; Jessie Estate, Manantoddy P.O., North Wynaad, Malabar,

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Master, R. M.; ‘ Colah House’, 77, Tardeo Road, Bombay.

Mathai, D. C.; c/o Messrs. McLeod & Co. Ltd., 3, Netaji Subhas Road,

Calcutta.

Mayne, W. Wilson, B. sc. ; Scientific Officer; K. D. H. P. Co. Ltd., Nillatanni,

Munnar P.O., Travancore.

Middleton, A. ; Yellikodigi, Aldur P.O., Chikmagalar Dist., Mysore State.

Moolgavkar, D.. H. P.; ‘Rock Side’, Walkeshwar Road, Malabar Hill,

Bombay 6.

Moolgavkar, S.; ‘ Mayfair ’, Little Gibbs Road, Malabar Hill, Bombay 6.

Nepal, The Secretary, Board of Agriculture ; Kathmandu, Nepal.

Norris, C. E.; Kuttapitiya, Pelmadulla, Ceylon.

Nye, H. E. Lt.-Genl. Sir Archibald, G.c.S.1., G.C.1I.E., K.C.B., K.B.E., M.C., 3

2, King George’s Avenue, New Delhi.

Pai, M. V., B. Sc.; 558, Krishnanagar, Bhavnager.

Patel, Dr. G. A., M.s., Ph. D.; Professor of Entomology, Institute of Agricul-

ture, Anand, B.B. & C. I. Rly. I—(Economic entomology, physiology), ce.

( Toxicology.)

Percival, Geoffrey James France ; New Valley Estate, Norwood, Ceylon.

Pharmed Ltd., Messrs. ; General Assurance Building, 232, Hornby Road, Fort,

Bombay.

Pott, Mrs. ; Kempstowe, Octacamund, Nilgiris.

Pradhan, Dr. M. G. ; Loyalka Blocks, Siri Road, Malabar Hill, Bombay 6.

Prasad, S.S., 1. F.s.; Conservator of Forests, Hinoo P. O., Ranchi, Bihar. M,

B, P—s, f, oe (Soil conservation and land management).

Premchand, Miss Nina ; ‘Madhu Kun)’, Narayan Dabholkar Road, opp. Nepean

Sea Road, Malabar Hill, Bombay 6.

Preston, Capt. M. J.; 27, Infantry Road, Bangalore Cantt., Mysore State.

Raja, M. C. K.; ‘ Mankada Palace ’, Mankada (S. Malabar), S. India.

Rajadhyaksha, Hon’ble Mr. Justice G.S. ; c/o High Court, Bombay.

Ranjha, Dr. A. R., D. sc. ; QR. 395, Lawrence Road, Karachi 3.

Rarevala, Sardar Gian Singh, B. a.; Prime Minister of Patiala and East Punjab

States Union, Patiala.

Russell, L.F.P.; Langharjon Tea Estate, Nahar Katia P. O., Assam.

Sane, Ramachandra Dattatraya; Prospect Chambers Annexe, Hornby Road,

Fort, Bombay.

Shahi, S. P., M.sc., A.I.F.c., Divisional Forest Officer, Ranchi Division, P.O.

Hinoo, Ranchi.

Shriyan, L. G.; ‘Anandi Nivas’, 4, Adenwalla Road, King’s Circle, Matunga,

Bombay.

Sikander, F.; Gulzar-e-Ahmadi, Juhu Lane, Andheri.

Singh, Kanwar Balram; c/o Messrs. Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd., 3, Netaji

Subhas Road, Calcutta.

Singh, Sodhi Kartar ; ‘ Bari Sarkar ’’ House, Anandpur P. O., Hoshiarpur Dist.,

East Punjab.

Smetacek, F.; Naukachia Tal, P.O. Bhim Tal, Dist. Naini Tal, U. P. M, B,

F, P—s, f, (Pisciculture fruit cultivation.)

Smith, R. P.; c/o Burmah-Shell, Magnet House, Ballard Estate, Bombay. B,

Snow, Claude T. H.; The Times of India, Bombay. P—(Cultivation by chemical

methods, Microscopic pond life.)

Taleyarkhan, Mrs. Phiroza; Neermullah, 2, Mount Pleasant Road, Malabar Hill,

Bombay.

Tyabji, S. F. e Solicitor, Central Bank Buildings, 4th Floor, Fort, Bombay. M,

B, P—s, f.

University of East Punjab, The Registrar; Solon (Simla Hills), East Punjab.

Vad, Lt.-Col. B. G. ; Peerbhoy Mansion, Sandhurst Road, Girgaum, Bombay 4.

Vatcha, R. S.; c/o Messrs. R. S. Vatcha & Co., Hughes Road, Bombay.

Venkatapiah, B., 1. c.s.; Finance Secretary, Secretariat, Bombay.

Vicaji, Behram ; ‘ Dawn’, Turner Road, Bandra, Bombay 20.

Wadia, Neville N.; ‘Pedder House’, Pedder Road, Bombay.

Watters, David Drummond ; c/o The Grindlays Bank Ltd., Bombay 1.

Wilges-Hessink, Mrs. B. de; Zuid Molukken, Amboina, East Indonesia.

Woodhouse, L. G. O. ; Malwatte Estate, Bandarawella, Ceylon.

Zoological Survey and Marine Fisheries Department, The Officer-in-Charge,

183, McLeod Road, Ispahani Building, Karachi.

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