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noteworthy, as is also the capture of the rare Rock Thrush, Monticola 
qularis. 
Special acknowledgements are due to the kindness of Mr. David 
Heddle of Tongkah, who took charge of our collectors and made arrange- 
ments for their visits to the surrounding country and to whose efforts 
their success is very largely due, We are also indebted to the courtesy 
of the Siamese Government, who granted our men permits to shoot and 
admitted all our collecting material and other impedimenta free of duty. 
Thanks are also due to Mr. W. J. F'. Williamson for making the 
necessary arrangements on our behalf with the central Government at 
Bangkok, and to Mr. J. Bailey, H. B. M. Vice-Consul at Tongkah, for 
veneral assistance in that island. The following are the localities 
visited :— 
1. Nong Kok, Ghirbi or Krabi, Peninsular Siam. 
Some seven or eight miles from the Ghirbi, or Krabi, river, in 
apen park-like land with patches of jungle backed with precipitous 
limestone hills. A very rich collecting greound. 
{In Puket or Junk Seylon Island—also known as Salanga or 
Vongkah Island] :— 
2. Klong Tung Sai. A low, forested range of hills in the south 
central part of the island. | 
3. ‘Telok Palas. A large village on the east coast. 
{ In the Bay between Junk Seylon Island and the mainland :— 
4. Pulau Sireh. An island off the east coast of Junk Seylon 
ld. near Tongkah Harbour, separated by a narrow and very shallow 
strait from the main island. 
5. Koh Maprau Smal islands with small jungle to the 
6. Koh Alang at north of Pulau Sireh. 
7. Telok Poh, Pulau Panjang (Koh Yao Yai). A village on 
the west side of the largest island in the Bay between Junk Seylon 
and the mainland. 
8. Pulau Panjang North (Koh Yao Noi). An island to the 
north of Palau Panjang, separated from it by a narrow shallow strait. 
9 Koh Boi Yai. A small island near the western extremity 
of Palau Panjang North. 
}0. Koh Naka Yai. A small island between the northern 
parts of Junk Seylon and Pulau Panjang. 
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