. The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science. Proceedings of Learned Societies. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. [Continued from p. 792.] March 23rd, 1910.—Prof. W. W. Watts, , , , President, in the Chair. rPIlE following communication was read :— 1 On and other Allied Fossils from the Derbyshireand Nottinghamshire Coalfield. By Lewis Moysey, , , April 13th, 1910.— Prof. W. W. Watts, , , , President, in the following communications were read :— 1. The Volcano of Matavanu in Savaii. By Tempest
. The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science. Proceedings of Learned Societies. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. [Continued from p. 792.] March 23rd, 1910.—Prof. W. W. Watts, , , , President, in the Chair. rPIlE following communication was read :— 1 On and other Allied Fossils from the Derbyshireand Nottinghamshire Coalfield. By Lewis Moysey, , , April 13th, 1910.— Prof. W. W. Watts, , , , President, in the following communications were read :— 1. The Volcano of Matavanu in Savaii. By Tempest , Savaii is one of the German Samoan Islands in the Central PacificOcean. It is entirely volcanic, is formed of different varieties ofbasic lavas, and is for the most part fringed with coral reefs. The volcano of Matavanu was formed in 1905. The eruption wasat first explosive, but since the first few weeks has been mainlyeffusive and accompanied by the discharge of an enormous volume■pi very fluid basic lava, which has run by a devious course of about. Phil. Mag. Ser. 6, Vol. 20, PI. XIX.
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