The “Mid-Pacific”

THE Mid-Pacific Magazine, which is pub lished quarterly in Honolulu as an organ of Pan-Pacific interests, is becoming more and more attractive to the general reader. The latest issue is packed from cover to cover with well-selected articles of high literary standard and with beautiful illustrations. At one time it was mostly a propaganda organ, but now it makes a wide reader appeal. The Magazine is concerned’ mostly with events and conditions affecting the territories north of the equator, and especially North America, Hawaii, the Philippines, China and Japan; but it usually includes an article or two dealing with the Central and South Pacific. One article of particular interest to South Pacific readers is “Solomon Islands Mislaid for Two Centuries.” This is an interesting story, strikingly illustrated.