B.P. Magazine for March

THE March issue of the always attractive B.P. Magazine is to hand. The main feature of this issue of the magazine is the series of excellently reproduced photographs of the Dutch East Indies. These beautiful illustrations give quaint and fascinating glimpses of Java and Bali and the picturesque people who dwell in those colourful isles.

There are a number of interesting travel articles, including an illustrated sketch by Mr. Harry Tighe, entitled, “Veiled Islands of the Solomon Group.” The short stories are entertaining, and provide some light reading for fiction enthusiasts.

A peaceful autumn landscape, entitled “Tran quality,” reproduced from John Banks’ delightful oil-painting is the subject of the front cover. As usual, the quarterly is faultlessly printed, and conforms to a high literary standard.