Observations of a naturalist in the Pacific between 1896 and 1899

H. B. Guppy

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occasional "boom" from the bottom of the great crater, at the edge of which we were camped, I remarked to my friend that I was thinking of spending some months in Samoa.To this he goodhumouredly replied that I might leave Samoa to his countrymen and describe one of the large islands of Fiji.International rivalry over that group of islands was then rather keen.However, Dr. K. went to Samoa, and I have now completed this volume on the geology of Vanua Levu, Fiji.

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