page 205 note * The figures for 1904/5 are approximate; details for each District not now available from Statistics; only the total was shown in the Blue Book and the returns destroyed; the increased figures for 1909/10 should not therefore be necessarily put down to natural increase entirely, but rather to a more accurate knowledge of the numbers of European and Native Stock.

page 205 note † [Dr. J. B. Davey has recorded (Bull. Ent. Res. pt, 2, p. 143) that he found G.fusca numerous at Masinjiri's and Kaporo on all of several visits. This clearly indicates the risk of relying upon negative evidence with regard to this species from observers who have no special knowledge of its peculiar habits.—Ed.]

page 212 note * [Haemonchus contortus—which might well account for some of the deaths.—Ed.]