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III. — PALiEOTROPICAL ORIENTAL ZONE. 
East India.— N ew land shells ; Pilsbry (12). 
Camboge and Siam. — S hells ; Morelet. 
Borneo. — 3 new species of land shells ; Godwin- Austen. 
Philippines. — Ilemitrichia ; MOllendorff (2). New land shells ; 
id. (3). 
Java. — F reshwater and brackish Mollusca ; Bcettger (4). 
IV.— AUSTRALIAN ZONE. 
N. S. Wales. — Mollusca of land and freshwater ; Musson. * Wide 
range of Agriolimax Icevis ; Hedley (1). Vaginula leydigi and V. 
hedleyi ; id. (1). 
New Zealand. — S lugs ; Simroth (2). 
Sandwich Is.— Land shells ; Gulick. 
VI.— NEOTROPICAL ZONE. 
Antilles. — Terrestrial and fluviatile shells ; Crosse (2). 
Cuba. — Land and freshwater shells, with an account of the characters 
of the fauna, p. 329 ; Crosse (2). 
British Guiana. — Mollusca ; Quelch. 
Brazil. — Revision of the Unionidce ; Iiiering (3). 
VII.— NEARCTIC ZONE. 
America. — Mollusca ; Cockerell (2). New and little known Mol- 
lusca ; Pilsbry (7). 
United States. — Air-breathing Mollusca ; Binney. 
Colorado. — Mollusca list ; Cockerell (7). 
San Francisco. — Freshwater Molluscs ; Cooper. 
Florida. — Shells ; Johnson. 
Guatemala and Mexico. — N ew species of Ampullaria ; Crosse & 
Fischer (2). 
Quebec. — Mollusca ; Anon. 
Marine Mollusca. 
Cumberland Coast. — Cyprcea moneta ; Crawsiiaw. 
Liverpool District. — N udibranchs ; Herdman & Chubb. 
Plymouth. — Opistliobranchiata ; Garstang. 
Tenby. — Shells ; Cundall. 
Yorkshire. — Marine Mollusca ; Davis. 
S.W. Coast of Ireland. — Mollusca ; Bourne (1). 
