Well-Known Pacific

Traveller

Having been engaged in industrial and scientific research for half a cen

tury, Mr. A. J.

Vogan, F.R.G.S., is as well known in the Pacific as the John Williams. He has just arrived from Fiji, where he has discovered some most interesting rock carvings; and is en route to New Caledonia and the Trobriands, on the track of ancient migrations and more ancient civili sations. He has had an extraordin ari1y interesting career, as explorer,

soldier, scientist, newspaper artist, etc.

He has written some books and count less articles—but his coming book on Pacific archaeology probably will be his most valuable contribution to the world’s knowledge.