Eyerdam offers his opinions regarding a "sick and useless skipper," (U 151). The diary continues to July 10, 1930 (U 163), to which are appended:- U 164-. An account of the birds of Malaita, with a list of species. U 176-. An account of Santa Anna Island, Jan. 1, 1930. U 177-. An account of Faisi, Shortland Islands, Sept. 6 to 14. U 181-196. Remarks on Beche-de-Mer English as spoken in the Solomon Islands. V. Journal and letters of William F. Coultas, Vol. 1, May 1929 to November 1930. (He received his appointment May 31, 1929, left Seattle, June 26; in Sydney, July 20- 27; to Kieta, July 28 to August 17. He reached the France August 29. From V 225-269 he gives collecting data concerning: Bougainville Straits and Faisi (V 225-); Choiseul, with map (V 226-233), and a list of specimens; San Cristoval, map and native names of specimens (V 233-236); Santa Anna I., list of specimens (V 237-8); Buena Vista, a bried note by Hamlin. (V 238-9); Malaita, map, list of specimens and their Ari-ari names (V 239-250); Tulagi, brief note (V 251); Rennell and Bellona (list of birds, V 253-7); Masima I., note (V 258); Gower I., collection list with native names (V 258-261); Roncador Reef, note (V 261-2); Ontong Java, notes and list of birds (V 262-7); specimens collected en route to the Caroline Islands (V 267-8); Solomon Islands, stores list and prices (V 268-9). W. Journal and letters of William F. Coultas, vol. 2, Nov.1930 to February 1932. Caroline Islands: See chronological itinerary. These are followed by summaries:- W 198-234, Ponape collections; W 235-247, Kusaie collections; W 248-255, Guam collections; W 256-261, Tinian collections; W 262-290, Palau collections; W 291-292, Caroline islands collections. There is also another copy, covering: Kusaie (Feb.-June 1931), Ponape (Npv.-Dec.1930), Palau (Oct.-Dec. 1931), Guam (August, 1931); and the summaries, as listed above. X. Journal and letters of William F. Coultas, vol.III, New Britain, Feb. 1932 to October 1933. (There is also a second copy of this volume.) See itinerary. Also:- Lists of the birds collected and maps of the areas: Rabaul area, Baining Valley, Nakanai mountains, Wide Bay, Usiwit River, Talele Islands. List of birds of New Britain, by areas (X 378-384). Notes: the France "badly rotted" at Rabaul, June 19, 1933 (X 313). The vessel was sold to W.R.Carpenter and payment of £ 1450 received July 13, 1932. Travel thereafter was by any available vessel.) Y. Journal and Letters of William F. Coultas, vol.IV, Oct. 1933 to March 1935. Admiralty and other islands north of New Guinea; accompanied by Mrs. Coultas. All surplus equipment was sold to Captain Koch, of the Manam for £ 10. Coultas left Raba"l, New Britain, Feb. 25, 1935, traveling to Manila, P.I. on the S.S.Nankin, and reaching New York, April 20, 1935. Resumes, maps, and lists of birds, including their vernacular names appended as follows: