(The Daily Chronicle April 10th 1934).
Members of the local section of the B.G.-Brazil Boundary Commission is now in its third field season and are working on the most interesting part of the hinterland.
Their principal objective is finding the source of the Essequebo River as the boundary with Brazil is formed by the hydrographic divide between the Essequebo and the Trombetas Rivers.
The Trombetas is an affluent of the Amazon.
Meanwhile Captain Josiah Brotherson well known Captain , balata foreman and gold digger of Leeds Village, Corentyne , Berbice , has been appointed one of the Captains in the Boundary Commission under Mr. William Cunningham , Chief of the British Commission, which left last week for the Upper Corentyne and the Brazilian frontier.
