| | | During those months, the east wind, which is very hot in the day | | and cool at night, and until sunrise, is often succeeded by | | pleasant breezes from the west. | | | | The river, which commences rising in the first week of June, | | reaches 40 feet above its lowest level, and, in 1820, began to fall| | again about the middle of September. | | | | † _Ut suprà_, p. 412, _in notis_. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ G. WOODFALL, ANGEL COURT, SKINNER STREET, LONDON. Transcriber's note: The changes indicated in the Errata have been done. pg xii Changed: Visit to Katoha to: Katoba caption of plate 1 Changed: TALABUUCHIA to: TALABUNCHIA pg 13 (footnote 3) Changed: Diudilicouric to: Diudilicourie pg 43 Changed: Visit to Katoha to: Katoba pg 94 Changed: through the Simbarri Woods to: Simbani pg 94 Changed: Arrive at Sausanding to: Sansanding pg 94 Changed: in the Simbarri woods to: Simbani pg 113 Changed: Sanda himself to: Saada pg 132 Changed: almos the whole to: almost pg 142 Changed: more vere fast to: were pg 278 Changed: Touca of Tuabo to: Tonca pg 281 Changed: nominating a new Touca to: Tonca pg 309 Changed: answers by which time to: answers (by which time pg 375 Changed: ARTICLE VII.—See Page 223 to: ARTICLE VIII pg 392 Changed: sqamulis decem to: squamulis pg 393 Changed _stylus_ fiiliformis to: filiformis Botanical drawings moved from: after pg 396 to: next to each species description Minor changes in punctuation have been done silently. Other spelling errors or inconsistencies have been left unchanged.