General Account 1938-1939
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at the upper edge of population. A transient corn in today / Dyke, Creek and Sulphur. Weather: 6.00 to 15.00 clear; 15.00 - 17.00 overcast; 18.00 - 20.00 heavy rain. Oct 30 9am. N.E. Lake Haberman, Netherlands Flower Garden 2800m 197 minor types, 216 net types, 29 steel types. 2 Melomys, 1 Phaeozal, 2 Stenomyss, 1 Arisonys. The metrics brought in the following: 6 Phaeozals, 1 Melomys, 1 Stenomyss, 1 Phalanges. The collector studied types, measured and prepared the specimens today. Those in the catalogues followed by an "x" were brought in by collector. The numbers in the margins may be disregarded. They were made due to a misunderstanding with the lead collector. This morning at 6:55 I left with a small transport; 5 Dyke, 2 St soldiers, 1 ragged; for Haberman. The purpose was to bring up the small deforested roads and return with me of the AWA sets. This we did. Haberman is certainly a daunted place. That if the forts are down and the general police is one of greatl ruin. There in a few soldiers remaining thus as guard while who sort of rattles around in the corps so I'd said in a big house. Returned here about 2:00; 2 hours coming, trail 2h.35pm; Set up the rods and prepared messages. Find rather many although it for not them - had long travel. Weather: 6:00 - 12:00 large shifting clouds. 12:00 - 20:00 heavy rain, Oct 31 9am. N.E. Lake Haberman, Netherlands Flower Garden. 2855m 197 minor types, 216 net types, 29 steel types. 1 Pogonomys, 3 Melomys, 1 Stenomyss, 1 Phaeozal.