LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 

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Aitken, E.H.; The Edible-nest Swift 495 



■ ; Food of the Bull- 

 frog 500 



Anonymous ; Review. Butterflies 

 from China, Japan and Gorea. 

 By John Henry Leech, B. A., 

 F.L.S., F.Z.S., F.E.S., $c. ... 194 



Baker, E. C. Stuart, F.Z.S ; The 

 Birds of North Caohar. Parts II 

 and III (With Plates B and C) 1,111 



Berry, P. ; A Curious Instance of 

 Melanism 224 



Bingham, Colonel C. T., Forest 

 Dept., Burma ; Collecting Ways 

 and Collecting Days. II — The 

 Limestone Bocks 473 



Biscoe, W. F. ; A Tiger killing a 

 Panther 490 



Blanford, W. T. ; A Note on Birds 

 from Central India in Barneses 

 Handbook 185 



Boulenger, G-. A., F.K.S. ; An Ad- 

 dition to the Ophidian Fauna of 

 India (Tarbophis rhinopoma, 

 Blanf) 325 



Brindley, H. H., MA., St. John's 

 College, Cambridge ; On a Speci- 

 men of Hemidactylus gleadovii, 

 Murray, with a bifid renewed 

 tail. (With Plates A & B) ... 30 



Buck, E. C, l.C.S. ; The Spotted- 

 billed Duck 97 



Bulkley, H. ; Eggs of the Bustard 228 



Campbell, T. J. ; A Tiger eating a 

 Bear 101 



Channer, Surgeon -Major O. ; 

 The food of Python molurus. 

 (With a Plate) 491 



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Clutterbuck, P. H., Assistant 

 Conservator of Forests ; Sambhur 

 Horns eaten by Porcupines ... 225 



; The Mush- 

 rat and its Young „ 229 



; A Tiger 



killing a Bear 229 



; The Bark- 

 ing Deer (Cervulus muntjac) ... 230 



Cornish, C. K.; The Effect of Music 

 on Animals 335 



Correspondence . 108 



Cotes, E. C, Offg. Deputy Superin- 

 tendent, Indian Museum, Cal- 

 cutta ; The Food of the Rosy 

 Pastor or Joioari Bird (Pastor 

 roseus, Linn.") ... 06 



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Cheroot Borer 68 



Daly, Wm. Mahon ; The Southern 



Indian Harrier Eagle 487 



; Periodical 



Flowering of Strobilanthes kun- 



thianus 487 



Davidson, J. ; The Birds of the 



Bombay Presidency '488 



Dixon, R. M. ; On the Size of Mango 



Trees 488 



Dudgeon, G. C. ; Life history of 



Kallima inachus, Boisduval, a 



nymphaline butterfly. (With a 



Woodcut) 342 



' ; A Bird eating a 



Butterfly 337 



Duthie, J. F., B.A., F.L.S. ; A 



Botanical Tour in Kashmir, 1892... 6 



