a sangha, sre. Museum Road 'The Febfuary number of "The [China Journal," is full of interest, It Jopens with a brief account of the Feast of Lanterns, one of China' Imost.pleturesque festivals,. and con-{inues' with comments by" the Editor jon current events in China and abroad.
[Art in china some 3,000 years ago is dealt with in an article by Mr. 1H, (E. Gitson. This is. accompanied with "interesting pictures of Shang, Dynasty carved bones and ivory, ]which reveal that in that far distant period "the Chinese people had already developed a high standard of fort and are craft. Mr. Arthur de Carle Sowerby, former Editor of the JJournal, contributes an article on the I*Gome ' Birds of China," which is itustrated with numerous pictures Chinese game birds in photographs "and delightful sketches by the a thor. The Chinese in New} Zealand the title of another interesting article lby Mr. Rewi Alley which cannot fall to interest the general public in these Jdays when China is in the limelight Jor world events. These and many Jother items of interest make an extremely presentable journal, which maintains the usual high standard of [this attractive publication, New Merdsman
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