[98]. A Year in Fiji, p. [22].
[100]. These rocks are described on p. [308].
[101]. It contains small phenocrysts of plagioclase (medium andesine), and of augite and rhombic pyroxene, and is referred to genus 1 of the hypersthene-augite andesites.
[102]. See paper quoted on p. [31]. It is noteworthy that Mr. Horne refers only to a single floating island.
[103]. Journal, Royal Geographical Society, June, 1894.
[106]. Referred to genus 13 of the augite-andesites. The felspar-lathes average ·1 mm. in length, and there is a little interstitial glass.
[107]. Referred to genus 16 of the augite-andesites. There are two sets of felspar-lathes in the groundmass; the larger, ·23 mm. long, are more or less parallel; the smaller, ·04 mm. long, form a plexus.