Observations Of A Naturalist In The Pacific, 1896 - 99....
B. Guppy, M.B. Vol. I. (Macmillan and Co. 15s. net.)—This volume, with its three hundred and ninety-two pages, is devoted to a description of Vanua Levu. one of the Fiji group.......
From A Davos Balcony. By A. Mclaren. (duckworth And Co.
6s.)—Miss (or Mrs.) McLaren has chosen the tiresome form of a series of letters in which to tell her story. The feeling of the exhilaration produced by the cold of the high Alps......
Some Books Of The Week.
[Under this heading Ire notice such Books of A. week es have not been rsurvesi for revisit in other forms,] Lost in. Blunderland. By Caroline Lewis. With 50 Illustra- tions by......
The Case Against The Protective Taxation Of Food And Raw
Material. (The Unionist Free-Food League. ls.)—The object of this clearly written and important book is "to piece together as complete a picture as possible of the Empire in its......
Barbara Wi Nslow, Rebel. By Beth Ellis. (w. Blackwood And
Sons. 6s.)—This is a story of Monmouth's Rebellion. It is con- structed on the usual lines. Barbara is, of course, a very beauti- ful young woman, and as courageous as she is......
Scottish Chap Book Literature. By William Harvey. (a....
3s. 6d. net.)—Mr. Harvey enumerates and describes a number of Chap-books, and even gives some humorous extracts from the books themselves. There are some illustrations also in......
C Urrent Literat U Re.
A FISCAL ALLEGORY. Down with the Sign ! a Tale of Free - Trade. By Emptor. (Grant Richards. ls.)—In the course of a brief story the issues of the controversy are here stated in......
Crotchets And Foibles. By The Hon. Arthur Bligh. (j. W.
Arrowsmith. 3s. 6d.)—These seven " Stories of Shooting, Cricket, and Golf '! make fairly good reading. The "Home Beat " is, perhaps, the most powerful. It exhibits in a very......
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