Bulletin agricole du détroit et la Federated Malay série StatesNew . ts ... ... 640 16. Lewis et tourbes Rapports en caoutchouc ... ... ... ... 644 17. La météo ... ... ... ... ... 646 à être achetés à des jardins botaniques, de Singapour, ou fromMessrs. Kelly & Walsh, limitée.no 32 Raffles Place, et 194 Orchard Road, à Singapour. Singapour : Imprimé au Methodist Publishing House. Prix DU BULLETIN agricole de l'Établissements des Détroits et États malais fédérés À PARTIR DE 1909. En raison de l'augmentation de la taille du Bulletin et le coût accru il ofprinting inerease est trouvé nécessaire de
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Agricultural bulletin of the Straits and Federated Malay StatesNew series . ts ... ... 640 16. Lewis and Peats Rubber Reports ... ... ... ... 644 17. Weather Reports ... ... ... ... ... 646 To be purchased at the Botanic Gardens, Singapore, or fromMessrs. Kelly & Walsh, Limited.No. 32 Raffles Place, and 194 Orchard Road, Singapore. Singapore : Printed at the Methodist Publishing House. PRICE OF THE AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN of the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States FROM 1909. Owing to the increased size of the Bulletin and the increased cost ofprinting it is found necessary to inerease the price of theBulletin to cover expenses. From the first of January, 1909 The Price of the bulletin will be as follows:- Annual Subscription for Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States ... ... ... $5.00 Annual Subscription for other places in Malaya ... $5.BOAnnual Subscription for India and Ceylon ... Rs. 9-8-0 Annual Subscription for Europe (Thirteen Shillings) £0-13 0Single copy ... 50 cts. or s.|/2d- Whole Volume ... ... ... $5.00 H. N. RIDLEY, Editor.. 579 AGRICULTURAL BULLETIN OF THE STRAITS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES. No. 12.] DECEMBEE, 1908. [Vol. VII. ANALYSIS OF SOILS IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS SINGAPORE. We are indebted to Mr. C. Kelway Bamber for the followinganalysis of soils in the Economic Gardens Singapore. The sampleswere especially selected from certain spots in the gardens, with a viewof eliciting a comparison of those of the low damp ground on whichthe rubber trees grow well, with the hilly parts, which for a long timehad been exposed by cultivations in past years and deprived of most oftheir humus. Soil No. 1, was taken from the rubber plantation near the mainentrance gate of the Economic Gardens. The ground is low lying andhas water always at a foot or a foot and a half below the surface. Itappears to be the remains of a silted up river, originally tidal, as closeby nipa fruits are still to be met with at no great depth. The soil isfull of remains o
