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DR. G. A. C. HERKLOT'S INTERESTING LECTURE.

VISIT TO STRANGE VOLCANIC

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Lecturing at Helena May Institute yesterday, on the Island of 'Java, Dr. G. A. C. Herklots, Reader in Biology at the University, said:--

I am a new-comer to the Far East, although as it happens I was born in the East in India, and my knowledge of Java is limited to the impressions I received during one month's brief sojourn in that island this last summer. I am, therefore, only giving my impressions and am not attempting to make authorita- tive stateinenta.

The Pacific Science Conference, During the summer that has just passed the triennial meeting, the ith, of the Pacific Science Confer- ence was held in Jara. My friend Mr. A. H. Crook represented the Government of Hong Kong at this conference and I the University. I WAS fortunate în travelling to Batavia early in May in the com- pany nf A group of American Scientists bound for the Conference, Bo I was able to make a few friends" before arriving in the beautiful jaland of Java.

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genious way. who died from injuries received when thrown from her horse in Hyde Park.

This evening it is not my purpose to talk about the nime and objects of the Pacific Conference but to describe briefly a few of the ex- peditions, which some of us were "fortunate enough to attend, arrang- ed by the Dutch Authorities. We were the guests of the Dutch Gov- ernment, and Scientific Associations in the Netherlands East Indics, and I wish to say how well we were treated and in what a friendly manner our Dutch neighbours receiv

Miss Cambridge, who was former- ed us.. We were a heterogeneous mixture of some 950 Amerieans,ly a member of the Ziegfeld Follies Asiatic and Europeans,--Ching was company, was returning from her particularly well represented; wo ride with companions when the were very friendly having the com- horse, she rode bolted and came in mon bond of Science between "us. collision with a taxienb.

First of all, a large round slab of iron is placed over the ever burning peat fire. When this fiat slab has become red hot, the cake mixture is slapped on. Curiously enough, one would expect the mix

and it is my aim to describe with Mexican banker, but had reverted becomes warm. the nid of a few lantern slides three to her maiden name. of the excursions.

Land of No Rickshas,

Changed Mounts,

Both before, and after, the 'scien- Mra. Charlotte Cambridge, of ture to run off, but it does the very tific meeting, excursions were ar-Wargrave Road, South Harrow, said opposite. The red hot iron solidi- ranged to places of biological,that Miss Cambridge was her daugh-fies the cake, and very soon the cake- historical, or geological interest, ter and was the divorced wife of a

In this manner the girdle cake is cooked. "My daughter had travelled

The one great advantage of about a lot," added Mrs. Camcooking the girdle cake is that it bridze, and I knew very little of

Many cakes very seldom burns. One morning, on my way to a her. I last saw her twelve months

too, can be cooked at the same time science meeting. I walked along ago."

provided, of course, that the iron camera in my hand, and photograph-

is large enough. ed a few typical scenes and also took pictures illustrating the eos- tumes of the Javanese men, women, and children with their beautifully patterned sarongs, thin shawls, or veils, and the occasional sunshade. Many of the inhabitants arc Mohamedans as can be seer, by the little red fox which is worn by several of the men. Rickshas are along with me towards Kensington."

added Mr. Stuckell, "when she saw prohibited by law in Java and are another woman riding another horse ed on a slab of stone ingend of

replaced by little carriages drawn

Mr. John Stuckell, a horse jobber, of Wilton-crescent Mews, S. said that Miss Cambridge said that she wanted to buy a

very keen" horse. She chose a bay, and he met her with it at the Albert Gate in Hyde Park on the following day.

Miss Cambridge was riding

by one or two ponies. The sound of mine, a grey. She fancied "the. of the ponies' hoofs on the macadam appearance of it, and naked to he road is music to the ear of one who allowed to try it. The two women lives in China and is familiar only then changed mounts. Miss Cam- with the pad, pad, of the ricksha bridge remarked that the bay was not swift enough. I had the grey coolies' bare feet, or the screech

for about four and a half months, of the bus' claxon. Batavin is very

and never had any complaint about near the Equator and the sun's

it." rays are particularly powerful. I was disappointed with the fruit in Javn. I tasted,-I won't say ate. 13 different varieties of tropical fruits in four successive days! The banyan trees-species of fig which I saw in Java, Bali, and Malaya, this summer, put the specimens at Cheung Chow Island, or in the Hong THE HONGKONG OPTICAL CO. Rong Botanic Gardens into the shade, literally as well as meta- Qualified Opticians

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The Krakatau Islands,

The coroner: What happened? Mr. Stuckell: When about ten yards from Albert Gate she hit the horse with a stick, and instead of turning by the barracks the animal went on and came in collision with something. She could not steer it round the corner. I rode after her, but could not say anything. I was

too upset.

Mr. Ingleby Oddie, summing-ap. zaid that the accident was not due to any defect on the part of the

A group of photos was shown horse. illustrating the famous volennie The jury returned a verdict of Islands of Krakatau, in the Sunda" Accidental death." Straits between Java and Sumatra. Originally there must have been a

Scotswomen make their scones in the same way as the girdle cake. Of course there are very znany dif ferent ways of cooking the girdle cake, but they are all cooked on the same principle

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Welsh housewivés also make cake similar to the Scots, and it

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The sun's rays were a

single volcano of about 6,000 fect We approached the islaids from than a brief description of the in height the island having a dia- the East just before sunrise, and fascination of wading about in the meter of about six miles. Further whilst the B.. Wega went in be- blue lagoons, walking on crunching activity in the 18th and 17th cen- tween Lang Eiland and Kakata, we coral rcola, or of standing in the turies resulted in the breaking up.

warm waters of the open sea, sub- in the Rumphius sailed round the of the main island into one island, south side of Rakata and were at merged to the shoulders and gazing length about six miles, and two the western side of the island when downward through a glass-bottomed smaller islands. In 1880 after tre- the sun rose. We anchored near bucket at the extraordinary sights mendous earthquake and volcanic the s.s. Wega at the northern pre- below. activity the half of the larger island cipitous side.. On the shore, com- powerful that we had perforce to was blown up and all life,plant posed of racks loosed from the pre- protect ourself to the best of our and animal on the three islands cipice, and material thrown up from ability. The most popular and was completely destroyed by being the sea, are plants with which we effective gasb consisted of a bathing. buried under many feet of hot

are all familiar, the prickly screw- costume and a shirt on top, thick ashes. Since 1883 there has been a pine, Lantana, and Hibiscus being stockings and shoca, a towel round little activity, during 1927-20 in

One The biolo- the knees and a topera. particularly noticeable. particular, but most of this was of gists landed on the south-west side American wore white "plus fours a submarine nature taking place in of the island and here we examined and carried an enormous black the sea between the islands.

the beach and forest flora, and umbrella1 The great feature of interest to

fauna. A curious sight to see a The last photographs illustrated": Biologists is this, namely that owing beach entirely composed of volcanio an expedition to Tibodas in the to the complete destruction of life material; of white pumice pebbles mountains have Buitenzorg in 1883 all plant and animal life and grey volcanic ash. A curious The lecturer continued:-We had found on the jalands, since that feeling walking on this crisp been staying at Bandoeng,-the date must have been brought in crunchy pumice! We found many mountain city of Java. There were from outside. It is the study of suede and logs drifted hither but three Japanese botanists, an Ameri the mode of entry and of the cstabenw few shells. The pumice

ean botanist, and an American zoo-:

lishment of successive phases of pebbles are loosely held together by logist, the Director of a Swedish- biological life on these islands that creeping vines and Ipomoeas: We Botanic Garden, a Norwegian from affords a problem of unusual in examined the forest,--typical rain Hawaii, three Dutch Scientists, e terest to the biologist. The islands forest though only 40 years old, and Canadian zoologist, a Philippines are now nature reserve and no I was struck by the abundance of botanist, a "spider-man Irom man is allowed to dwell there. All papaya trees, and lantana shrubs, Czecho-Slovakia, Mr. Crook from plants and animals found on these and by the great numbers, though ald Ireland and myself. stands must then have entered them but few species, of fig trees. In After tiffin we made an excursion from Java or Sumatra as a result places considerable erosion has tak-into the virgin rain forest immed of seeds, spores, eggs, larvae, etc., ing place the soft volcanic ashiately above the Botanic Gardens being carried there on logs by ocean being washed away and the trees Some of the trees are over 200 feet current, in the air by wind, or on

with it by the action of the waves.

high; I calculated that one tree the feet of migratory birds.

fern was 60 feet high and I saw Delights of the Tropics. epiphytic birds nest" ferns with

fronds 8-9 feet in length.

The biologists left Tandjoeng Prick (the port of Batavia) on the In the afternoon we visited" afternoon of May 12 in the KP.M.Verlatten island and in the evening. "Bont," the Rumphius, the geologasta (Nalled for Bitavit. A perfect any and volcanologists in the Govern, pregnant with opportunities for the ment steamship Wega

erdeht Naturalist.

Continued at font of next column). Time does not permit of more

The lecture was profusely illng. trazed by Elitics, which gave AI' EX cellent idea of the wonders and the beauties of this very attractive part of the world.

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