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ARTHUR DE SOWERBY - [THE CHINA JOURNAL]
The China Journal
North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, October 1925, Vol III, No10. 1 volume in-8, I-XX+(527-578)+XXI-XXXVI pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition but damaged spine.
Reference : 2179
Contents: Chinas Sorrow by Arthur de C. Sowerby Ka Pu Chiao by J. H. F. Chinese Postage Stamps by Clifford M. Drury The Civilization and Religion of the Shang Dynasty by J. H. Ingram The Way Is Not in Strife by Robert Merrill Bartleff - Editorial Comments Reviews A River through the Paradise of China by Katharine R. Green Remarks on Some Ancient Relics in Honan by L. C. Arlington - Travel and Exploration Notes The Chinese Ide by L. W. C. Lorden Migration Notes by George D. Wilder - Descriptions of Some Fresh-Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence Books and Periodicals Received.
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5 book(s) with the same title
SOWERBY (Arthur de) - [NETHERLANDS INDIA] [INDONESIA][CHINA JOURNAL]
Reference : 8012
The China Journal - 1 issue Vol XIII - No 4 - October 1930. Editors: Arthur de Sowerby and John C. Ferguson.
Shanghai, Printed by the North-China Daily News and Herald, 1930. 1 volume in-8, 185 pp. [161-346], 1 issue of China Journal rebound in modern full leather, original covers kept. The October edition is related and devoted to Netherlands India, a good copy, with many black and white illustrations and advertisements.
Contents of Vol XIII, No 4, October 1930: Netherlands India - The Government and Administration of Netherlands India - A brief Outline of Javanese History - The Dance and Drama in Bali and Java - Some Javanese Legends - Mariage and Funeral Customs of the Balinese - Touring Netherlands India - Travel and Exploration Notes - The Economic Importance of Netherlands India - Engineering and Industrial Notes - Animal and Plant Life of the East Indies - The Geology of the Malay Archipelago - Malaya, the Human Melting Pot - Archaelogy in Java and Bali - Scientific Notes and Reviews.
The China Journal
North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, May 1925, Vol III, No5. 1 volume in-8, I-XXII+(247-302)+XXIII-XXXVIII pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition but damaged spine.
Contents: Shanghai's Crying Need by Arthur de C. Sowerby - The Story of the Three Kingdoms translated by Z. Q. Parker - The Yi Ching, or "The Book of Changes' by Kiang Kang-Hu - To Thy Love Be True translated by Elfrida Hudson - Hong Kong Night by Maud Hubbard Brown - Editorial Comments - Reviews - The Dalai Dabasu by Gene Lamb - The Eastern Tombs by R. H. Lefevre - Wild Life Today in the Eastern Tombs Forest by G. D. Wilder - On A Species of Talorchestia by Chas. Chilton - Descriptions of Some Fresh-Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu - Chinese Restaurant in America by G. H. Danton - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Books and Periodicals Received.
The China Journal
North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, October 1929, Vol XI, No4. 1 volume in-8, I-XXXII+(167-214)+XXXIII-XLVIII pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition.
Contents: Widening Our Scope - A Brief Study of Chinese Lexicography by K. T. Wu - Palladius by John C. Ferguson - Fire in Trees by J. H. - Art Notes - Reviews - Moods of Mount Omei by Charles Hooker - Travel and Exploration Notes - Industrial and Engineering Potentialities of Manchuria by Arthur de C. Sowerby - Engineering Notes - The Sika or Spotted Deer of Eastern Asia by Arthur de C. Sowerby - A Study of the Proteins of Kaoliang by Lo Teng-Yi - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - The Kennel - The Garden - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Publications Received.
The China Journal
North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, November 1930, Vol XIII, No5. 1 volume in-8, I-XXXII+(241-288)+XXXIII-LII pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition.
Contents: Chinas Opportunity by Arthur De C. Sowerby - The Chinese Lunar Calendar - The Story of the Meen Keah or Tibetan Nut of Ko-Chow Fu by F.A. Perry - Bretschneider by John C. Ferguson - Editorial Comments - Art Notes - Reviews - The Wider Environs of Peking - Travel and Exploration Notes - Railway Development in China - Engineering and Industrial Notes - The Peking Man by G. Elliott Smith - Some Chinese Birds of Prey by Arthur De C. Sowerby - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - The Kennel - The Garden - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Publications Received.
SOWERBY (Arthur de) - [NETHERLANDS INDIA] [INDONESIA][CHINA JOURNAL]
Reference : 5557
The China Journal - 3 issues Vol XIII - Nos 4-5-6 - October-November-December 1930 . Editors: Arthur de Sowerby and John C. Ferguson.
Shanghai, Printed by the North-China Daily News and Herald, 1930. 1 volume in-8, 185 pp. [161-346], 3 issues of China Journal rebound in modern full leather, original covers not kept. The October edition is related and devoted to Netherlands India, a good copy, with many black and white illustrations and advertisements.
This volume contains 3 consecutive issues of the China Journal. Contents of Vol XIII, No 4, October 1930: Netherlands India - The Government and Administration of Netherlands India - A brief Outline of Javanese History - The Dance and Drama in Bali and Java - Some Javanese Legends - Mariage and Funeral Customs of the Balinese - Touring Netherlands India - Travel and Exploration Notes - The Economixc Importance of Netherlands India - Engineering and Industrial Notes - Animal and Plant Life of the East Indies - The Geology of the Malay Archipelago - Malaya, the Human Melting Pot - Archaelogy in Java and Bali - Scientific Notes and Reviews. Contents of Volume XIII No 5 November 1930: China's Opportunity - The Chinese Lunar Calendar - The Story of the "Meen Keah" or Tibetan nut - Bretschneider - Editorial Comments - Art Notes - The wider Environs of Peking - Travel and Exploration Notes - Railway Development in China - Engineering and Industrial Notes - The Peking Man - Some chinese Birds of Prey - Scientific Notes - Shooting and Fishing Notes. Contents for Vol. XIII, No 6, December 1930: The Christmas Tree - The Chinese Lunar Calendar - Pictorial Art and Criticism - Editorial Comments - Art Notes - Reviews - New Guinea and the Papouans - Travel and Exploration Notes - Dates for planting Wheat in China - Engineering and Industrial Notes - China's Winter Birds - Contributiond to the Ichthyology of China - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes.
