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leads directly into the Indus. They have been there now some 4 or 5 

 years according to local accounts. 



The accompanying photos are disappointing, as the sole of films turned 

 out to be a bad one. They show, however, the mugger, and also the 



dhand" where he lived. 



R. FRANCIS, Lieut., 



Jullundek, 25th January 1911. 47th Sikhs. 



[The name " gharial " is probably a Ganges or Brahmaputra name. The broad- 

 snouted crocodile was probably C. palustris, which is the common one on the West 

 Coast of India, vide Boulengrer's Reptilia Fauna- of British India Series. — Eds.] 



No. XXII.— A NEW SNAKE SIMOTES JUGLANDIFER HITHERTO 

 UNRECOGNISED AS A DISTINCT SPECIES. 



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