Ramiseram Ship Canal between India
and Ceylon, ix. 337
Red River District, Communication
with, ii. 18
Reeves, Hon. W. P., on the Fortunate
Isles: Picturesque New Zealand,
xxvii. 370
Relations of the Colonies to the
Empire, xiv. 391
Relations of the Colonies to the
Mother Country, i. 74
Relations of the Colonies to the
Parent State, ii. 68
Richards, T. H. Hatton, on New
Robinson, Sir John, on Colonisation,
i. 135; on Glimpses of Natal, ix. 280
Robinson, Sir W. C. F., Western
Australia, xxvi. 351
Rogers, Alexander, on Life in India, x.
299
Rogers, W. A., on Domestic Prospects
in India, i. 111
Royal Charter: Special Meeting, xiii.
191, 431, xiv. 1
Russell, Drs. D. H. and R., on Jamaica,
x. 209
Saskatchewan, Bishop of, on N.-W.
Territories of Canada, xiv. 59
Saunders, J. R., on Natal, xiii. 103
Schlich, Dr., on Forestry of the
Colonies and India, xxi. 187
Scientific Exploration of Central Aus-
tralia, xxvii. 87
Self-supporting Emigration, ii. 41
Selous, F. C., on South Africa, xxiv.
347; on History of the Matabele,
xxv. 251
Selwyn, Bishop, on Islands of the
Western Pacific, xxv. 361
Service, J., Farewell Banquet to, xix.
339
Shand, J. L., on Tea Industry of
Ceylon, xix. 85
Shaw, Miss Flora L., on the Australian
Outlook, xxv. 138; on Colonial
Expansion, xxvi. 3
Shippard, Sir Sidney, on the Admini-
stration of Justice in South Africa,
xxviii. 82
Sierra Leone, Past, Present, and
Future, xiii. 56
Silver Wedding of H.R.H. the Presi-
dent, xix. 348
Simmonds, P. L., on Colonial Aids to
British Prosperity, v. 13
Smith, Sir Donald A., on Western
Canada, xxviii. 246
Smith, R. Murray, on the Australasian
Dominion, xv. 105; Banquet to,
xvii. 432
Snow, Parker, on Colonisation of
Ocean Islands, ii. 117
Social and Intellectual Aspects of
Australian Life, xxvi. 30
Social Aspects of Colonisation, i. 135
South Africa, vi. 155, xix. 223; Admini-
stration of Justice in, xxviii. 82; and
her Colonies, vii. 86; and Central
and Eastern Africa, viii. 380; as a
Health Resort, xx. 4; Commercial
Resources and Financial Position of,
xvi. 5; Incidents of a Hunter's Life
in, xxiv. 347; Mineral Wealth of,
xviii. 217; Social and Domestic Life
of Dutch Boers of, i. 175; Some
Social Forces at Work in, xxvi. 273;
Territories Adjacent to Kalahari
Desert, xiv. 125; Union of Various
Portions of, xii. 134; Winter Tour
in, xxi. 5
South Australia, xi. 181; Northern
Territory of, xiii. 303
Spence, Miss C. H., on Aspects of
Australian Life, xxvi. 30
State Socialism and Labour Govern-
ment in Antipodean Britain, xxv. 2
Straits Settlements and British
Malaya, xv. 266
Strangways, H. B. T., on Forty Years
Since and Now, vi. 228
Stuart, Prof. T. H. Anderson, on Uni-
versity Life in Australasia, xxiii. 93
Studies in Australia in 1896, xxviii. 119
Suez Canal Route to India, China,
and Australia, ii. 78
Sugar Producing Colonies, Future of
our, xxvii. 54
Surridge, Rev. F. H., on Matabeleland
and Mashonaland, xxii. 305
Swettenham, F. A., on British Rule in
Malaya, xxvii. 273
Symons, G. J., on Climates of the
Colonies, viii. 180
Synge, Colonel M., on Red River
District, ii. 18
Tasmania and its Wealth in Timber,
iv. 169; as it is, xvii. 252; Forests
of, iv. 173, v. 160; its Resources
and Prospects, xx. 319; Past and
Present, x. 333; Woodlands of, v. 166
Telegraphic Communication with the
Australian Colonies: Banquet, iii.
225
Telegraphic Enterprise in Australasia,
xvii. 144
Temple, Sir Richard, on Statistics of
the Indian Empire, xii. 53
Thiele, H. H., on Agriculture in Fiji,
xxi. 362
Thompson, Dr. E. Symes, on South
Africa as a Health Resort, xx. 4
Todd, Charles, on Telegraphic Enter-
prise in Australasia, xvii. 144
Torrens, W. McC., on Emigration, xii.
178
Trade of the Cape Colonies with
Central Africa, xi. 57
Trinidad, Defence Question in, xxvii.
45
Tropical Africa, Development of, xxvii.
Tupper, Sir Charles, on Canada in
Relation to the Unity of the Em-
pire, xxv. 325
Twenty-first Anniversary of the Foun-
dation of the Institute: Banquet, xx.
168, 384
Unification of Time at Sea, xxviii. 364
University Life in Australasia, xxiii. 93
Utility of a Reporter on Trade Pro-
ducts in the Colonial Office, ii. 154
Victoria, Progress of, vii. 214; Colony
of: Some of its Industries, xxviii. 43
Vincent, C. E. Howard, on British
Empire of To-day, xvi. 308; on
Inter-British Trade, xxii. 265
Vogel, Sir Julius, on New Zealand
and the South Sea Islands, ix. 164
Walker, William, on West Indies, iv.
70; on Forests of British Guiana, v.
126
Wallace, Prof. Robert, on Australasian
Agriculture, xxiv. 139
Ward, Hon. J. G., on New Zealand in
1895, xxvi. 297
Warren, Sir Charles, on Our Portion
in South Africa, xvii. 5
Washington Treaty as affecting the
Colonies, iv. 187; Balance Sheet of
the, iv. 7
Watson, Dr. J. F., on Colonial and
Indian Trade of England, ix. 109
Watt, Dr. G., on Trade of India, xviii.
44
Watts, H. E., on the Washington
Treaty, iv. 187
Webb, Rt. Rev. A. B., on Some Social
Forces at Work in South Africa,
xxvi. 273
Webster, R. G., on England's Colonial
Granaries, xiii. 13
Weld, Sir F., on the Straits Settle-
ments, xv. 266
Welldon, Rev. J. E. C., on Imperial
Aspects of Education, xxvi. 322
Western Australia, xvi. 180, xxvi. 351;
its Present and Future, xx. 130;
Present Condition and Prospects
of, xxiv. 3; Geological Notes on
the Coolgardie Goldfields, xxvii. 256
Western Pacific, Islands of the, xxv. 361
Westgarth, W., on Relations of the
Colonies to the Mother Country, i.
74; on the Colonial Question, ii.
58; on Colonial Relations, iii. 13;
on Colonial Reform, iii. 84; on
Australian Public Finance, xx. 229
West India Colonies, Present Position
of, viii. 261; Social and Economic
Position of, iv. 70
West Indies, Capital and Labour for
the, xxi. 328; Planting Enterprise
in, xiv. 265; in 1892, xxiii. 323
Whales and British and Colonial
Whale Fisheries, xxvi. 79
Whitehead, Hon. T. H., on Critical
Position of British Trade with
Oriental Countries, xxvi. 105
Williams, Justice Condé, on the Future
of our Sugar Producing Colonies,
xxvii. 54
Williams, Captain W. H., on Uganda,
xxv. 105
Wilson, Prof. D., on Indians of British
North America, v. 222
Wilson, Edward, on Acclimatisation,
vii. 36
Wine Growing in British Colonies,
xix. 295
Winton, Sir Francis de, on Practical
Colonisation, xviii. 297
Wood, J. D., on Benefits to the Colo-
nies of being Members of the British
Empire, viii. 3; on Land Transfer
adopted by the Colonies, xvii. 343
Wray, Leonard, on Straits of Malacca,
v. 103
Writing of Colonial History, xxvi. 270
Wrixon, Sir Henry, on the Ottawa
Conference: its National Signifi-
cance, xxvi. 37
Young, E. Burney, on the Colonial
Producer, xxviii. 76
Young, Sir Frederick, on New Zea-
land, v. 180; on England and her
Colonies at the Paris Exhibition, x.
6; on Emigration, xvii. 368; on
Winter Tour in South Africa, xxi. 5
Younghusband, Capt. F. E., On th
Kashmir Frontier, xxvi. 256
Administration of Justice in South
Africa Central, England's work in, 50.
Annual Dinner, 228
Annual General Meeting, 157
Annual Report, 157
Ashton, R. S., 39, 40, 342
Assets and Liabilities, Statement of,
165
Astle, W. G. Devon, 81
Auditors, Appointment of, 81
Australia in 1896, Studies in, 119
Baden-Powell, Sir George, 306, 344
Ballarat, Bishop of, 149
Beresford, Lord Charles, 233
Bounties and Sugar-producing Colo.
nies, 164
Bowen, Hon. C. C., 341
Boyle, Sir Courtenay, 337
Braddon, Rt. Hon. Sir Edward, 335, 340
Brassey, Hon. T. A., 119, 155
Bulwer, Sir Henry E. G., 1, 2, 41, 113,
117
Buxton, Noel, 147
Brynes, Hon. T. J., 337
Cambridge, H.R.H. the Duke of, 231
Canada, Western, Before and Since
Confederation, 246
Carter, Sir Gilbert, 274, 304
Central Africa, England's work in, 50
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Joseph, 228,
230, 235, 243
Chapman, Edward, 190
Christian, Charles, 113, 117
Clarence, L. B., 101
Clarke, Sir George S., 142
Clarke, Colonel Sir Marshal J., 100
Colmer, J. G., 245, 271
Colonial Producer, The, 76
Colonial Trade, 163
Colony of Lagos, The, 275
Colony of Victoria, The, Some of its
Industries, 43
Halsbury, Lord, 349
Halswell, H. B., 157
Hamilton, Lord George, 361
Harris, Colonel J., 269
Hart, Francis, 145
Hastings, Sydney, 116
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