G OUT BMJS OF T H I S N U M B E R-(Gontd.). 



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A New Snake from the Western Himalayas Trachis- 

 ■ chium quinquelabicdis. By Major F. Wall, i.M.S., 



c.M.z.s. , 201 



Plants of the Punjab. A Brief descriptive key to the 

 Flora of the Punjab, North-West Frontier Pro- 

 vince AND Kashmir. Part IX. By Colonel 0. J; 



Baraber, f.l.s 203 



Progress of the Mammal Survey 229 



Miscellaneous Notes : — ■ 



No. I. Tiger calling like a Sambur. By Major H. H. Haring- 



ton, and J. W. Best, i.f.s 235 



II. Young Tiger attacking human beings. By H.E. Cross. 236 



■■ III. Panther and Wild Boar. By Lt. F. Fitz-Gibbon 237 



IV. Golden Cat, Felis temminchi, killiiig Buffalo Calf. By 



N. B. Kinnear 238 



V. Mungooses in the Eastern Ghats. By P. Roscoe Allan 238 



VI. Distribution of the Sloth-Bear {Melursus ursimis), and 



the Indian Lion {.Felts leo). By R. Khengarji .... - 238 



Vn. The Birth of the Wild Elephant Calf. By C. W. 



Allen, D.F.o 239 



' Villi Nbtesou the Gaur(^osr/a'wrMs). By Aylmer F. Martin 241 

 IX; The Domestic Breeds of Indian Sheep. By H. J. 



Elwes, p.E.s •.•.... 245 



•. X. Weight and Measurements of a Serow. By A. M. 



Primrose 246 



XI. Weight and Measurement of a Goral. By A. M. 



Primrose • • • • 247 



'. ' XII. Strange mortality amongst Black Buck (AntUo2JC' 



cervicapm). By Lt. -Col. G. H. Evans, i.c.v.d .247 



XIII. Large heads of Malay Sambar and Brow Antlered 



T;' Deer. By H. J. Davis, f.g.s 248 



XIV. Crow and its Food. By P. T. L.j Dodsworth, f.z.s., 



M.B.o.n 248 



XV . Notes relating to the habits and niditication of the 

 Black-Headed Sibia, Lioptila capistrata (Vigors), 

 By P. T. L. Dodsworth, r.z.s., m.b.o.u. . . 249 



XVI, A New Bar- Wing from Burma. ... 256 



XVII. Curious behavioixr of a Myna. By Lt. F. B, Scott . , 257 



