tively recent elevation of Grande Terre - Another day was devoted to examining a section further east across the island. Our route led eastward from Pointe à Pitre to Ste Anne, thence northward to Le Moule on the northeast coast and returning by way of St. Francois on the southern coast. The traverses were over a slightly rolling country, somewhat ravined along the south shore, where hills 60 to 100 feet high were observed. The rock exposed in the road cuttings is all a soft limestone, occasionally agglomeratic in character, containing numerous rock sets that yield Tertiary invertebrate | 14