Australian Museum

1866.

AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. (REPORT FROl\1 TRUSTEES.)

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 DECEMBER, 1865. To Hls ExcELLENCY THE GoVEB.Nox-IN-CBIEF. &c. &c, &c. 1. The Trustees of the Australian Museum have the honor to submit to your Excellency this their Twelfth Annual Report. 2. The Museum has been open to the public daily (Sundays excepted) during the past year, and has been visited by 67,271 pereons. 8. The system of exchanging specimens of natural history with the principal Foreign Museums is still maintained by the Trustees, who have received several valuable collections during the past year, a list of which is appended. (Appendiz No. 2.) 4. Numerous donations have been received during the year, a list of which ie appended. (.A.ppendia: No. 3.) 5. In Appendix No. 4, will be found a list of the various objects sent in exchange, together with the names of the persons or institutions to '\'hich they have been trans mitted. 6. Several valuable works, purchased out of the Endowment Ftmd, have been added to the Museum Library, a list of which is appended. (.A.ppendi:e No. 5.) 7. Two experienced Taxidermists have been occupied during the year in preparing and mounting the following specimens :- 27 mammals, 221 birds, 20 reptiles and fishes, 15 skeletons of mammals and birds,- and in cleaning, and preserving from decay, the collection already displayed for public inspection. 8. The Tl'\llltees have to record the resignation of Sprott Boyd, Esq., M.D., the retirement of the Rev. John Woolley, D.C.L., and of Colonel E. W . Ward, R.E., from the Board. The vacancies thus occasioned have beeu filled, by the election of Professor Smith, M.D., James C. Cox, Esq., M.D., and the Honorable Sir William Macarthur, M.L.C. 9. The Trustees have to report the sale of nearly 2,000 copies of the first part of their Catalogue (comprising the Mammals) during the year, n.ud the necessity of a new and enlarged edition of this publication. 20-A The 2 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

The second part will contain the Birds, the first family of which (Raptores) is completed, and ready for the press. Of this section, the Museum contains now- 32 genera, 64 species, and 200 specimens. Part III, comprising the Reptiles, is also finished, shewing that this class is represented by- 224 genera, 426 species, and 1,356 specimeilll. 10. The large number of additional specimens, which have been obtained by the Truttees during the course of the year, has in,•olved a <'Onsiderable outlay for cabinets, which, though distributed witlt a. view to the utmost economy of room, have now almost completely filled the hall and gallery, and havo aeriously encroached upon the apace required for the unimpeded circulatiou of visitors. Tho Trustees, nevertheless, feel it necessary that further accommodation should be provided, for the purpose of preserving and arranging their rapidly increasing stores; and they would, therefore, draw the attention of your Excellency to the fact, that the sum of £1,000 was voted by the Legislature towards the 1ittings of the new MUlleum, and desire to suggest that this aum, or a portion of the same, be placed at their disposal, at as early a date as may be convenient. The additional cabinets which the Trustees would thus be able to provide, while constructed with a view to their ultimata exhibition in tho new building, might for the preaent be arranged, without detriment, in parts of the Museum which a.re not acces.~ible to the general public. 11. By the exertions of Mr. George Mastel'll, the Assistant Curator, a large number of Australian specimens has been obtained, particularly of animals peculiar to South Australia and the West Coast, a list of which is appended. (A.ppendi:e No. 6.) 12. A collection illustrating the \'arious deposits encountered in sinking for gold in New South Wales, and the character of the gold thus obtained, accompanied by 197·11 ounces of gold, has been received by the Trustees from the Acting Deputy Maeter of the Royal Mint, and is now on view in the hall. 13. The Trustees also report that, at the request of Mrs. Wise, they have taken charge of the valuable and highly interesting library of Australian books collected by the late Mr. Justice Wise, and bequeathed by him to tho Freo Library of Sydney, a. catalogue of which is appended. (A.ppendi<& No. 7.) 14. Appendi."t No 1 contains an abstract of the receipts and payments of the Trustees, on behalf of the Museum, for the yenr ending 31st December, 1865. 15. Appendix No. 2 contains a list of the specimens received in exchange from other Museums. 16. Appendix No. 3 contains a list of the various donations during the year, with the names of the donol'l!. 17. Appendix No. 4 contains a list of the specimens sent in exchange to various persons and institutioD.B. 18. Appendix No. 5 contains a list of the books purchased for the Museum Library. 19. Appendix No. 6 contains a list of the apecimeD.B collected by Mr. George Masters, the &sistant Curator. 20. Appendix No. 7. contains a list of the books :md newspapers bequeathed by the late Mr. Justice Wise to the Free Library of Sydney. . 21 ..The TrUlltees have the honor to submit this their :Report for the year 1865; and m testimony thereof, have caused their corporate Seal to be hereunto nffix:ed this 8rd day of May, 1806. ' (L.B.) GEORGE BENN~TT, M.D., By order of the Trustees, Chairm!tll. GERARD KREFFT, Curator and Secretary.

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APPENDIX No. 1. Cuan~'T En>ID."DITUBE of the Trustees of the Austrnlinu Museum, during the year 1865.

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J tu~. l To Balance 1 10 11 By Salaries during the year. . • • 1,171 12 0 .. Casb, Col. Treasury •• 250 0 0 .. Requisites for 'Taxidormiet"e ...... 125 0 0 department • . • • • • G7 6 S ...... 250 0 0 •• Carriage. freight, postage, &c. •• 87 2 8 ...... 125 0 0 ,. I ronmongery and iron worl: .. 83 16 0 ...... 250 0 0 ., Stntionery.. • • . . . . 19 4 0 ...... !!25 0 0 .. Printing •. . • . • • . 11 0 0 ...... 50 0 0 ., Books and periodicals • • • • 62 10 0 ...... 250 0 0 ,. Keeping g rounds in ordor, clean· .. .. 175 0 0 ing Museum. &c. . . . . 32 10 0 .. S~ie of Cat~iog ues .. 86 8 7 ,. Wood nnd coal . . • . • • 12 114 0 ,. Timber •• .. •. •• 21 u 7 ,. Bind ing books • • . • • . !!8 1 3 , Glass . . . • .. . . 16 11 10 ,. Gun fo r colluctor...... 16 0 0 .. Glnss.etopper bottles • . • • GO 0 0 .. Bird stands . . • • • . 9 l 0 ,. Purcbnso of specimens . . • . n 4 6 ,. T ra velling expenses . . • • 30 12 9 ,. .l\liscellancous • • . . • . 16 15 2 , llalaoce •• .. .. •. 49 6 11 l SGG. £ 1,736 19 6 £ 1,786 19 6 Jan. 1 To Bahmce £ 49 6 11

GERA.RD K.REFFIJI, Curator and Secretary.

.APPENDIX No. 2. LIST OF SPECIMENS RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE, DURING THE YEAR 1865.

From the M useum d' H istoire N aturelle, at Paru. REPTILES. Lacerta muralis . • • • • . • . • • • .. • • • • • • • • • 2 Testudo mo.uritanica ...... t ...... t Lncer·to. dugeaii . • . • . • • ...... • • .. .. . • 1 Tostudo carbonarii\ . . • • . • ...... • . . . • 1 Tropidosnura a lgir·a . . • . • • • • . • . . • . . . • . 1 OistUUs odoratus . • .. • • ...... 1 E lllphis rosoulnpi i • • • . . • . • • . • • • . • • • • . • 2 CinoRtcrnon peonsylvanionm . . . . . • . . . . 1 Corypbodon pnntberinus • • • . • • • . • • • • • • 1 Chelonia oavunna • • . . . . . • . . . . . • . • .. .. 1 Coryphodon constriotor ...... • .. . . . • • • • 1 Ohnmooleo yuJgaris . . .. . • • • • • • • .. • • .. • • 2 Pituopbis mGxicnnus • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 1 Plo.tyclnctylus mural is • . • • • • . . .. . • • . . • 1 'TropidonotUB nntrix • . .. • • • • • • • • . • • • . • 2 llomicJactyJus YCrrucuJatUS • • . • . . . • . • • • 1 'l'ropidi'DOtUS 'fipcriDUS ••.. •••• • • •• •• • • 1 Atonodactylus guttatus • • . • .. • • .. . • .. . . 1 'l'ropidouotus bydruR . • • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • 1 Vnrnnus :.rennrius . . . • ...... • • • • .. .. • • 1 HcrpctodryM carinatus . • . • • • . • • . . • . • •• 1 llolotropis trachyccphnlus ...... 1 Tropidonotus fsscitltus ...... !3 • Proctotretus chilensis.. • • • • • • . . • • . . • • . . 1 Tropidonotus crytbmgaster . • • • • • • . • • • • 1 J>roctotrctus tennis • • • . • • . • . • .. .. • • . • . • 1 Tropidonotu1 oyclopiou • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • 1 1'roctntretus fitzingeri • • ...... • • . • . • . . 2 Tropidonotus bi-puoclatus. . . • • • • • • • • • • • 1 Tropidolepis undulntus . . • • • • • • . • . • • . .. 2 Coronella gutula • • . • • • . • • • • • • • •• • . • • . • 1 Tropidolepii tcrqualus • . • • • • .. .. • • • . . . 1 Ooronella snyii . • . . . • . . . . • • . • . • . • . . . • 1 'frt~pidol epis spinosus.. • • • • • • . . • . . . . . • • l Coronella formusa • • • • . • • • • . . • . • • • . . . • 1 Microlophus lessoni • . . • . • . • • • . • • • . • • • 1 l.lromicus cursor . . • . • • • • • • • • . . • • . • • . . • 2 Pbryn03oms orbiculare • • .. . • . • . . • • . • .. 2 D romieus nngulifer • • • • • • • • • • •• • . • • • • 1 Agnma eolonorum • • . • • • .. . • . • .. • • .. . • 1 L!oph!s cobella .. .. . • • . • . .. • • • . • . . • • • • • 2 Agama agilis • • . • . • . . • • . • ...... • . . . • • 1 Lroplua merremu .. • . . . . . • • • • • • • • . • • • 1 Agnmn mutahilis .. . . . • . . . • . • ...... 1 Liophis procilogyrus • • . • •• . . . • . • • • •• • • 1 Uremastix acaotbinurus . • . • . . .. . • . • • • 1 Liopbis doliata . • . • .. •• • • • . • • . • • • . • . • 1 St.ellio vulgaris • • .. . • • . • ...... • • . 2 Liophs reginm . • • . . • • .. . • • • • • • . • •• • • 1 Onemidophorus lemniscatus ...... 1 Dromicus tllmminckii • . . • • • • • • • • • . . • • 2 Cnumidopborus suxlineat ns • . • . • . . • . • . . 1' Zamenis Yiridiflavus • • ...... • • • . • • • . . • 1 Onomidophorus lacertoidcs • . . . . • . • . . • . 1 Zamenis cnrhonarin •• ••. .••..•• •• . • •. 1 Salvator morianro • • ...... • . • • 1 Zomcnis florulontus • • • . .. • • . • . • • • • • • • l Acrnntus vi rid is ...... • • . . • .. 1 Periops hippocrepis • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • .. 2 Psnmmodromus edw.u dsii . . . • . • . . . • . . 1 }'criops parnllclus • • . • • . . . . • • • • . . • • • • 1 Acantbodactylus v ulgaris ...... 1 Holicl'ps nngulatus...... •• . • •• • • .• 1 AcnnthodnctyluR savigny . .. . • . •• .. .. ~ Xenodon soverus...... •• •• •• •• 1 Aonnthoilnetylns bo9oinllus ...... 2 Xonodon rhnbdoeophnlus . • . • . • . • •• •• . • 1 Lacorto. s~irp i um .. •• • • . • • • • • . . • . . . . • . . 2 Xonodon typhlus.. . • • . . . • • • • • • • • . • • . . • 1 Lncllrta VLVtpara . • .• . • • • . . . . •• •. . • . . . • 1 H eterodon platyrhinus • . . . • . • • •• •• •• . • 1 Lncorta vil'idis ...... • . • .. •• .. .. •. • • . • 3 Hctcrodon mBtlagnscarion•is •• •• •• .. ... 2 Lacorta ocellata . . •• ...... • .• .• .• •• .• 2 Brachyruton plum bourn...... 2 ~acerta ta urica • • .. • • •• • • . • . • ...... • 1 Oxyrhopus trigeminus • • .. • • .. • • • • • • • • 1 AUSTRALIAN 1\IUSEUM.

1 REPTILE8-oontinutd. Vipern Mpis ...... Vircra ammodytes ...... 1 Dryophylax viridissirnus . • ...... • .. .. 1 1 Dryopbylax olfersii .... !...... 1 'l'riton blaaii .....•...... ••••• · •.. Orelopeltit inAignitus • ...... 2 Tritou marmoratus...... l Triton poireti ...... 1 Dip!nl colubrina ...•...... • , • ...... 1 1 Diptal natt.erii...... •• ...... 1 Polias berua ...... Dipau chileueia ...... • • . • • • . . • ...... 1 Iflrom Mr. J 0!1. P"les, Gand. BIRDS. Machetea pugnax ...... 1 Sn.xioolt1 acnanthe ...... 1 Vsnellua cristatue ...... 1 Alauda alpestris ...... 1 Recurvirostra aTocetta ...... , 1 Plcctrophanes nivalia ...... 2 Podicep1 criatatns ...... 1 Alauda. campestris • • . .. • ...... 1 L:\rus rudibundus ...... • ...... 1 Syrhaptcs paradoxua ...... 1 blergue merganser ...... • . • . . .. . • .. 1 Tringa vnriRbilis . • . .. • ...... • . .. . 1 Auo.s orece.'\ ...... 1 Anser aeg~:~tum...... 1 BhyncbaspiJI clypeata ...... • . • 1 ColymbuK glacialis ...... 1 FuligulR clypeata ...... • , . . . . . • 2 Dutco variegatus...... 1 Alta'l l\dorua ...... , . .. 1 Ltuus c.•mu& ••• , • , • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 J,imosa egocephala...... 2 Picus viridus ...... 1 Oriolus galbuln...... 2 l\1uscicopa griseola...... • ...... 1 Gnrrulus glllntlarius ...... 1 MotMilla alba ...... 1 QQ)omba palumbus...... • ...... 1 Lnoins rufus ...... 1 Totanus calid• is ...... • . • • • • ...... 1 <.:yp~olus apus ...... 1 'fotanus glareola...... 1 Sylva hortensis . . • • . • . • • . . . . • . . • • . . . • 1 Rallu6 acquatious . • ...... • ...... J Saxicola rubctra ...... • ...... • .. .. 1 Fulignls fcrina ...... 2 Fuligula cri dAta...... 2 MA.WIAJ.S. Jller!!'us a! bell us ...... 1 Erinaceus europeus ...... • • . • .. • • 1 Pod•ceps minor ...... 1 Pyrrhula ,·ulgaris .. . • ...... 1 REPTILES. A lea. torda ...... 1 Rnna esculenta ...... 1 Fulig••la clangula ...... ll Rana tempora.ria ...... • ...... • . • . • 1 Folica atra ...... • 1 Dufo vulgRris ...... 1 Fulica ni~:ra...... 1 Triton cristattlll . . . • • . • ...... • • . 1 Fal~o tinnnnr.ulus ...... 2 Salamandra maculosn...... • .. .. 1 Stnx otus ....••...... •.... , . . •. •. . l Triton pnlmipes ...... •• 1 Mergus scrrl\tor ...... 1 'friton nlpestris ...... 1 Scolopax ruHticola ...... 1 'friton punctntus...... • 1 Numenius Rrquata ...... • ...... 1 Nntrix torquata ...... 1 Alcedo ispida ...... 1 Colubcr austfiacn ...... 1 Pie& candata...... 1 Vipera berus.. . . . • . • . . . . . • . • • • . . . • . • . . 1 Charaasscrita myct.erizans ...... 1 Chameleo aenegalensis ...... 1 Chrysnpelea ornat.a ...... 1

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APPENDIX No. 3. DONATIONS TO THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUbf, DURING TllE YEAR 1865. MAMMAL~. Pnesr:sTBD Br A Deer.. . • . • ...... • ...... • . • . • ...... • • . • . . . . Mr. J . J. Riley. Two human Skulls...... Capt. J. S. Den nett. Jiivo Wombats ( Plaa1tolomya 1e0mbat) . . • • . . • . • . . • • • • • • • . • . • ...... • Mr. Edw. King Cnx. A Flying Squirrel (Petauru/4 tagwnoidu) .• . . • . •• • . • • • • ...... • • . • ?llr. W H. Collum. A P ouchod·mouao (Anuchinu•) . ...••..•..••••••••..•••••••• , • •• . • Mr. S. A. Mlackman. A Platypus ( OrnitlaCif'laynthur anatintu).... .• ...... • ...... Mr. Jamea Moroy. A '!::;~na~~~ Y~~~~~~:~. ~~~~~~~.·! ..·. ~~. ~ .. ~:~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~·~~}Mr. Thomu Neale. A Water Rat (Jlydromy1 lwcogtUur ) ...... lllr. Jas. M'Donald Larnacb. A Thyl&cino ( Tllylacinua cynocephalua); ...... • . , .....•. , . . . . . • . . • • . • Uoy&l Society of Tasmania. Elr·bonea of a Wbalo ...... Mr. Alexander Hnuaon. A Koala (Piaaacolarcto1 cine•·eua) • . . • . . . . . • . • ...... • • . • . • • . • . . • . • • llfr. J ohn A.lacartby. Two Koalas (PIIaacolarctoa cinertul) ...... Air. E. Fordo. A Water Rat (Hydromylltucoga•ter) ...... } A Br.ndicoot (Ptrameltl na1uta) and four young...... • • . . M J b S A Flying Fox (Pteropu1 poliocephalU4) ...... , • ...... •. . • ...... r. o n eymour. A Dasyure (Daayuru1 viverri11ua) ...... A W allaroo ( 01pllranter rllbu&tru) and a Black Wallaby (Halmaturu1' ualabatu1) ...... I Mr. Edw. B. Hill. A Koala (Phaacolarotoa cinereua) ...... ) A Llama (Llama pacos) ...... • ...... Ur. S. 0. Burt. 'l'bruo species of Hats from Rockbnmpton ...... • . . • . . . . . • ...... 1\tr. Th. Nobbe . A largo Dasyure (Da6yurru maculoltu6) .• ,, . . .. .• . . •• •• •• •• . • •• •. •. •• Mr. Rablin. :'!kull of a Thylacine from 'l'asmaoia ...... , • . . . • ...... • Mr. Stcphens. A Hapalotis (lJapalolia arboricola) ...... • • ?.It-. Soymour. A Pl~~~buast) ( ~~~.i~~o~~~."~~~~ . .a~ .a~~~~~>. ~ ~~~. ~.. ~ o.~~~~. ~ .~~~~.c~~~~~~ } Dr. Jamcs 0. Oox. A Koala ( Phaacolarctoa oinenu!) ...... Mr. Aamnel Lawson. A Pigmy Opossum ( Acrobata pygmaM)...... • • Mr. John llottoo. , A large Dasyuro (Da~uru• n1aculatua) ...... • • llfr. Edw. Cox. A brush-tailed l'hascogale ( Phascogale p<~nic illata) ...... Mr. Prosper H. Ridge. A k'etaurus (Ptlaurista taguanoidta) ...... • ...... Dr. Gotty.

An 0. rnithorbynchus ( Ornitltorhynthu& anatirtu1) .•••••••..•. .. · • .. · ... } Tb Cou c'l of th A r An Eohidna (Echidna hy!lrir.)...... • ...... ~~ fon t 0 cc tma· 1 0 Soc' A West Australian Kangaroo (Halmaturu1 «ydromu1), and an Alpaca . , IZ& re Y· Two Hares (Ltpu• timidua) ...... } A Kr.ngaroo (Macropu1 majCif')...... From the Botr.nic Gardens. Two yonng Lemurs, an Agouti, aod a Moukey ...... •...... Two Skolotoos of Aboriginals...... J\lr. W. R. Davidson. BmDS. A Sea Eagle (kltthyaettu leucogaater) ...... • • . . . . . • . • • • . • • . • . . . • Mt-. George Wrigbt. 0 An ~;~b~~~~~) ~.~~~~ •.~~~. ~. :.i~~-~~~~.. ~~~~ ..<.~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~} Mr. Edw. S. Hill. A Dlu o-fac<~d Entomyza 1 Entomyta cyanoti1) . . • . . . • . . • • . • . . . . . • . • • • • ~fr. L. Sailet. A P ainted Snipe (Rhyncha:a au&trali•) ...... • ...... Mr. W. Ahcppard. A Oranc (Ardea tinerea) nnd a Bittern (Botaurua au1tralis) ...... Mr. Jnmcs Norton. An I bis (Tf'ulriornia &lrictipennia) ...... Mr. J ohn Runt. A Pacific Heron (Ardta pacifica)...... Mr. Gannon. A Littlo Dittern (Ardctta pu1illa) ...... •.•..• , . • . . . . • • ...... • • Mr. Robcrt Stuart, junr. A Bluo 1\lountain PArrot ( 1Hchoglo81UH1oain&o11ii) .... . , ...... llf r. Frank Blaxlaud. Sterna of 3•1 species of Australian Birds ...... • ...... • ...... • . !>fr. Geor·go l\fnRters. A Mook-Hcgcnt Bird ( Xanthomyza phrygia)...... Mr. l\f. F. J osophson. A Corrn!'rnnt lPilalacrocoraz Zeucogaater) ...... Mr. Josepb G11nuou. A pair of eg~ta of the I mpey&n Pheasant) ...... , ...... Dr. C::eorgo Den nett. Eggs of the Common and the Silver Pheasant ...... • ...... • • Illr. W. Hommi!lft· A Sea Eaglo (lchlh.vaAtu& leucoga1ter) ...... lllr. Gcorgo Wr•ghl. A Bpine-tniled Swallow (Ch~tura caudacula) .. • ...... 1\lr. A . C. Baird. A Sprmo•v Hawk (Accipiter ICif'IJUtltu&) ...... • ...... Mr. W. West. A Grnklo ( Oracula religro&a)...... llfr. John De Vere Lamb. A Pacifio H eron (Ardta pacifica) ...... : ...... ~!r. E. W. Delisario. A pair of Mooruks ( C'aauariu1 benntttii) . . . . . • • . . • . . • • • • ...... • • . . • • Capt. Dnwson. A MR~tpi e ( Gl;mnorhi11a tibictn) ...... Mr. Snllct. A Rooltbampton Finch...... Mist Doyd. A Reed Warbler (Hylacolapyrrhopygia) ...... Mr. Arthur. A D&rter (PIyn chtu membranoceus) and a Cormoramt} lift-. H. H. Durton Bradlcy. (P/1ala

BIRD5-cOII Iinutd, PRESENTED HT A CormorAnt (Piuzlacrocoraz carboidu) ...... · · • • Mr. CAhrcbC.Do Cyd. AD Ibis (Trtlkiorniutrictip~mai• ) ...... Dl\Jr. R 8t·t · oRx.N r. R ray , .., U.M.S. A long-tailed Kingfisher (Tany•iptmuylvia) ...... ".... { "Slllllmo.ndcr." A Cnlleetion of B irds from Cape York ...... : ..• ·: ·: !Iu. Edwarde. A Nigfh~~~~~~~ ~ ~·~~~~-~~~a-~ ~~~~o.n:~~~ ~d.~~-~~~~ .<.~~t.·~ ~ :~~~ ~~. ~~,:~~ ·:} captJ. Jb. DD. He~l ey. E gg o a "•u eg11pn d'aus , f rom n....,. . n k s • I a )an d ...... • .. • .. • • .. " • .. • " " _aM 1r. So nh razaer. ·' collection of Ta emanian birds...... • ...... r. tep ene. Two eo rm o r~ n t s (P/aalacr~o raz kucogalltr) and a P odargus (}l;.da rgu•} Mr. J. Scymour. /au meral11) ...... "" .... "" .. """ M G A Kite (EIIIn Utll%171ari•) ...... " .. " r.R rey. HMS ., Sal Dr. attray, . . . a- A oollection of rare birds from (Jape York .. .. • ...... { mandor."

A Spoon-bill (Platalea jl!Jvipt1 ) ...... Jllr. Den ~is ~I·Gulre. A Kite (Elanu• azillari1) ...... lllr. A. So~k~tt. W'lll A Parrakeet (.lfelop1iltacu• undulatu8) ...... liB!nNtcr CWalha!f1 f 1h am1. . y the OUnCI 1 0 t 0 Aco1 I• A Leadhentol''s CoekRtoo ( Oacatua u adbeattri) .•...•...... · • · · · • • · • • • • mntization Snciety, and Two Po.rtridges, an Apteryx ( .Apleryz mantelii) ...... ·;...... { thu Director ofthe Botanic A South B e t~ Island Pigeon, a Duck ( Anal), and a New Zcalaml Raol Gardona.

REPTILES. A collection of Reptiles from Queensland...... Mr. Jil Deas Tbomson, J unr. 'l'wn Lizards ( Umulia) and a Snnke (Diemtnia p~a mm ophi! )...... l\fr. H. H. Br.Adluy. A Hawk.·bill 'furtlc ( Oarttta tguamo!a )...... 1\lr. W. W. Dallytud. · · C . {Dr. Louis Obet, H.I.M.S. A eolleotoon of Rephles from Now alcdonaa ...•.... · • •• · · • • • • • • · • · · " Caledoniennc." Five young Snllkc' (Typhlop,..upptlii) ...... 1\lr. J. B. Holdaworth. A collection of Reptiles r'rom Warrc, P ort Curtis ...... 1\rr. T. W. Blackmnn. A Liz11rd (Cyclodu• giga1) ...... Mr. R. Newmao. A •rree-snako (Dtndrophi• punctulata) ...... llfr. J. D. Holds worth. f l\Ir. William Macleay, A brown-banded S nake (BoplocepluJlu1 curt u~) .• .• •. .. · • .... • • · • · · · · • • l M.L. .\., F.L.S. · n . ·1 h F'" Isl {Dr. George G. D uocan, R.N., A co11 echon o r swph cs rrom t e •J• an as...... U.llf.S. "Esk." A T ree-snake (Dendroplai1 punctulat.a) • • . • . . • • • • . • ...... • • . . • . . • • • • Mr. Grtmtloy Fitzhardinge. A Brown Snake (Ditmtnia tuptrciliora)...... Mr. J. D. Gordoo. An ;;a~)d ~-~~:~ .~ ~o~~~.i~ . ?~~~t.'! . ~ ~~~.. ~. ~~ ~~ ~~-~ .~ -~~~ ~ .<-~~~~~~~ } Mr. E d wd. s. Hill A Broad-tailed Lir.ard (PI•yUuru1 platurru) ...... Mr. Lyndon D. Carpenter. A Bleoping Lizard ( C.vclodu1 giga•) ...... 1\lnstcr W. H. Cerrick. A F rog from tho Fiji Islands ...... Mr. J ohn Bra ~ier. A Brown-banded Snake (Uoplouphalru curtu•) ...... !lfr. Angclo Vouey. A long-necked Tortoise ( Ohtlodind longicolli!) ...... • • . • • • . . • . • . . . l\lr. Charles Manton. A bearded Lizard ( Grammatopl•ora barhllla) ...... Mr. C. H. Hensley. Adiamond Snake (Jlortlia tpilotu) ...... llfr. Wm. A ndorson. A Death Adder ( A cantliophi~ antarctica) .... . • • • . . . . • • • • • • . . • . • . • • • . • • lllr. Henry Thomas. A Pygopna (Pygopu~ ltpidopodu&) ...... Rev. R. L., King, D.A. T IVO Snakes (Diemenia p1ammqphi•) &nd ( Dicnt~nia &uptrcilio•a) ...... ll!r. JJ.li. W. BradlGy. A Snake (JJiemenia tupucilio&a) . • ...... Mr. J. Scymour. A Dia~~;~Y~::,~) (-~~~~~~- :~~~~~~~- :~~~ -~- ~~~~ ~ ..~ ~-~~~- ~:.~.e~~~~~;~ } i\Ir. Wm. Deacon. A C llcct' f R rt' r tb 'I b'·' "' {Mr. Wm. Mnolcay, 1\l.L.A., o aon o op ' cs rom e u unum au 0 ec ...... F.r~. s. . !R t'l f t'· tb S I 1 d {Mr. Wm. Liildlo, RN., A C o11 cct aon o cp 1 os rom ue s ou 0 11 s an s . • . • • • . . • • ...... • . JI.~I. S." Curncoo.." A Oollcction of Reptiles from Asb Islnnd...... l\li~ ~ Scott. A F rillcd Lizard ( Ol!lnmydolauru& kingii) ...... Mr. Noale. A Diamond Snnlte (Morelia &pilotu) ...... Dr. J on kins. A Linlis (Lialil kunc!ulata) and a. Vermicella ( Vermicella annulata) • . • • J11r. r. ittlc. A Collection of cptilc~ ...... llfr. Or t~ntl ey Fitzbardinge. A Diamond Snake ( Mortlia tpilotu) . . . • ...... • . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . . . • . . l\fr. J . G. Spilsbury. A Collection of Reptiles from Warrc, .Port Curtis ...... • ...... • .. .. !llr. li'. A. Blaokman. tb Add (!I •• 1 · ) llenry T homas. AD~a . er • _can.,.op h u_· an arc1 oca • • . • • • . • . . . • . • . • . • . . . • • • • • . • {M:\lr. Sirkitt. A L ozard ( Omoltpoda c) ...... 1\lr. 'F.dwin M•Intosb. A Dinmond Snake (-\fortloa1pilotu) ...... Mr. Earlo. A Col~cetion of Jav~nesc. Reptiles ...... Jlfr. Rat1,b Smith. A Whap Soak" ( Dttmema p&ammophu) ...... Mr. H. 11. Durton Brndley. A Vermicclla ( V'ermiulla annulata) ...... RGv. W. S. Priddcy.

FISHES. A Collection of Port J acksou Fishes ...... { .\Jr. William Maclesy, M.L.A. F.L.S. An 'Eel ( Mura-na) ...... • . .r.tr. J ohn Bumpbreye. A Port Jaekson Shark ( Outracion pllillipii) ...... 1\fr. A.l:lmart. A F ish ( 0Marodactylu,) ...... • ...... • . • ...... • • .. .. • • Capt. M·Henry. A Fi1b of the genus Eltotri• ...... Jllr. B. P. Rodd. ~ 'b ree Fresh Watcr Fishes ( Galallitu tcriba) • ...... • • • ...... • . . . . . Mr. Darlow. A Fi ~b (Monocentril Japo11icu1) ...... •...... •• •• . . . • Mr. 'l'bomoa Loggett. A Port J ack son Shark ( Ot•tracionphiUipii) ...... • ...... llrr. Laidley. A Collcc~~o n n f Fr~sh \\'ator F isbes from Wnrro, Port Cu rtis...... 1\fr. '1'. A. Ulnckm11n. A Toad l'lsb ( Ofleoronectu) ...... • ...... Mr. llcrbcrt Croft. An Angel Shnrk (RhinGthtlt• bank&ii) . • ...... • ...... • • • T.ord J <>hn 'l'aylour, A.D.O. A Shark (Utt~ rodon t u•) ...... , ...... Mr. .T. n. Wilshire. A S~ n F~~b (Zeu:tfabtr) ...... J,fo-. (l. W. Bloomlield. A Papo I•a~h (S,qngualhu•)...... 1\ta-. };d. Shnw. ~ ~~~d li'osh (Ofleiro11ecte~) ...... 1111-. 'J'. Unwtleu . .cl B l8 1 (~tr r anu_&)...... Mr. 'l'hom nM Law ry. aw Fasb (Praflet) ...... Oapt. J. D. H enley. CRUSTACEANS. AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 7

CRUSTACEANS. Pn.zSJ:NTED BY A Crab of the Genus Eurypodiu1 ...... l\Ir. Glaistcr. A Hermit Crab ...• ...•..•..•...... •...•....••..••.....•.•. : Mr. Fitzhardinge. A Crab (Paguru1) ...... , ...... Mr. George Gibson. A Collection of Crustaceans ...... llr. John Brazier. A Crab (Paguru1) ...... Mr. Henry Prescott. A Collection of Crustaceans from New Zealand .•...... •...•. Mr. lienry Edwards. INSECTS. A Collection of Insects...... btissltloorc. A Collection of Hive Bees ...... Mr. Uugh Patenon. A Beetla (Schizorhi11a au1tral

ETHNOGRAPHICAL SPEOii\IENS. An ivory Hatchet ...... Jll r. G. 111. 1\foxham. . {Lieut. Gnrdner, R.M.A., A bundle of po1soncd Spears ...... B.M.S... Esk." Implements from the South Sea. Islands ...... ·:::...... M~s. Alf. Stephen. A collection of Dresse11 and Implements froru the Fij1 Islauds • ...... • M1ss Fanny Runell. A collection of Weapons, &e., from the Solomon Group . . . • . . • ...... Mrs. ~dw~rds. . Arrows f1·om the New Hebrides...... Mr. l

BOOKS. . . Tbo Entomolog1cal Soc1ety Part IV or the Entomological Transactions :· ...... { of Now South Wales. . {Tho Council of tho Acclima· Report of the Acclimatization Society Cor the past year . •... · ·. · · • • · · tization Society. Australian Museum, GERARD KREFFT, Sydney, 3rd May, 1866. Omator and Secretary.

APPENDIX No. 4. 8 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

APPENDIX No. 4. SPECIMENS SENT IN EXCHANGE, DURING THE YEAR 1865.

To the Mu-aeun~ ofNatural Hutor!J at Pam. MAMMALS. Oyolo

To tlte Oivic Mtf,8e1Mn at Milano. REPTILES. Brncbysoma. diadems...... • ...... l Pseudechis porpbyrincus ...... •...... 1 Roplocepha.lus variegatus.. . . . • . . . • ...... 1 Dipsaa fusca ...... 1 Diemenia. superciliosa . . . . • • . • . . . • . . . . • . 3 Diemenia psammophis .....•••...... 8 Dendrophis punotulata...... 2 ~~::~~o~Y:}~~:t~c.ti~~ '.'.: •• '.'. '.'. ·:. ·:.:: :: ·:. i Vermicella annulata ...... 1 Hoploc!lpbalus curtus ...... · • .... · • 2 Petrodymon cucullatum ••..•.••.. . .•... 1 Diemunia reticuJata ...... 1 Cacophis k.rofftii ...... 1 Hoplocepbalns aignatus...... • • • • . . . • l

To tl1e Mu~eum of the Royal Socie~y at Dublin. MA.MrtlALS. .Phascolarctos cinereua . . . • . • . . . • • . . • • . . • 2 Pteropus poliocepbalns ...... 2 Hypsiprymnus murinus...... • . . . . 1 Hydromys loucogaster . • ...... • • .. 3 Ornithorhynchus anatinus . . . • . . . • . . . . . • 2 Halicore dugong (skeleton) ...... 1 Halmaturus dorsalis ...... • . • • • 2 Phalangista conkii • • . . . . • ...... • • • • .. . • 2 Ralmaturus thctidos ...... • • . .. .. • . . . . . 2 Pbalangista vulpina . • .. •• .. • ...... • .. 1 Macropus major ...... • ...... 2 Petaurista. tagua.noides ...... 1

To Mr. J. Oh. Pull, GamJ, B elgi'lllln. MAMMALS. Tricboglossus pusillus . • .. . • . • . • 2 Hydromys leuco~aster . . . . . • • • ...... • 1 Pacbycephala pectoralis .•....•..• .. •. · · 1 Phalangista vuJpma . . . . . • . • . • ...... 1 Merops ornatu~ ...... • ...... 1 Phascolarctoa clnereus .. . . • . • • • • .. . • . . . . 1 Platycercus palliceps ...... 1 Halmatums dorsalis • • • . • • ...... 1 Platyc~rcus . • ...... • ...... • • ...... 1 • OruitboJ·byncbns anatinus . . . . . • ...... 1 Halcyon macleayii ...... · ~ Platycercus pennantii ...... · · · • · • · · · · · · BIRDS. Onculus cineracens ...... ·. · · · · · · .. .. · • 1 Botaurus amtralis ...... 2 Petroica multicolor ...... · • 1 Grallina australis ...... 2 Aprosmictue scapuJatus.. . • ...... • • ...... cl Monarcba. ca.rinata ...... • ...... 1 An thus australis ...... •...... •.• · · · · ~ Geopelia. humeral is ...... 1 Colocalia arborea.. · · ...... · · .. SericuJus chrysocephalus ...... 2 Ohtbonicola. minima ...... • .. 1 Myzantba garrula ...... 2 Graucalus mclanops . . • • ...... • • .. . . . • .. 1 1 Cinclosoma. punctatnm . • . . . • ...... • . . . . • PRtbi~ndopus swb.ainsonii . ..• ...... · 2 Fa.lcunculus frontatus .. .. . • .. . • ...... 2 1p1 urn al 1scapa ..••...•....••.• . . · · 1 Oracticus destructor ...... • . • ...... 2 Oodcorax Jeucopterus ...... · · · · · · 1 Pachycepbsla gutturalis ...... • • • . . . . • . . 2 Ppo arg usbbumera.lis ...... · · · · · · • · .. 1 Olimacteris 1csndcw ...... • . . . . 2 tilotis c rysops.. •• . ... .• ...... • 1 Artamus sordid us ...... 2 Estrelda. temporalia ...... • • ...... 1 Eopsaltria australis ...... • ...... 2 r~troica bic?/~r . . .. • • • . .. .. • • ...... 1 Rhipidura motacilloides.... •• .• •• .. .• .. .. 1 nas superc• tosa. . • • ...... • ...... Erythrodryas rosea...... • . . . .. 2 ieopbaps scripta. u··...... 1 Melopsittacns nndulo.tua .. • • ...... • . 1 urystomus austra s...... • • ...... • . . .. Acantborbynchus tenuirostris . . . . . • . . • • . . 1 Spatula t·hynchotis ...... 2 Tricboglossns concinnus . . . . . • . . • . • • . . . . 4 Strepera graculiua...... •...... Dicreum birundinaceum ...... 2 ~ Gymnorhina tibicen ...... · · · Dacelo gigantea ...... • • . . .. • . . • . . • . 2 0 1 4 Cbalcophn ps chrysochlora.. . ••....•..... reocinc a lunulata ...... Tropidorhyncbns corniculatus...... • . . • 2 Graucalus hypoleucus ...... • . .•.. 2 Nestor hypopoliua ...... • ...... 1 Pitta strepitans ...... 2 Xanthomyza. phrygia...... • ...... ~ Seisura ioquieta ...... 2 Halcyon sanctua ...... Authocbmra mtJilivora...... 2 Hiaticula nigrifrons ...... 1 1\Iyzomcla sanguinolent& ...... l Tricboglossus swainsonii ...... 1 lltyzantba melanopbrys ...... l Trichoglossus chlorolopidotua ....•...... Diomedea. melnnophrys . . . . . • . . • ...... • . 1 2 Piot.tS novre.hollandire . • ...... • ...... 1 Malurus cynneus ...... 5 Alcyooc azure a ...... ••...... 4 INSECTS. Plat~ccrcus eximius ...... 8 Orio us viridia ...... 100 Specimens ; 50 species of .Australian Col· 2 eoptera. Ptiloua fuscus .....•...... • , ...• . ••...•. 1 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 9

• . . .. REPTILES. Uinuli& grayii ...... 1 Hmuha wb1tu • • • • . • • . . • • . • ...... 1 Mocoe. guichonotii ...... 2 Grammatophora muricata...... 5 Diplodactylus ornatua ...... 1 Grammatapbora ( ?) ...... 1 Tracbydoaaurus rugoaus ...... 1 R inulia ...... 1 Siaphos lllqualia ...... 2 Hinulia ...... 1 Psoudecbia porphryrincua . • ...... 1 Hinulia ...... 1 Hoplocephalua aiguatua • • ...... • . . • • • . 2 Hinuli.& ...... 1 Cystignatbus georgianua ...... 2 GERARD KREFF.l', Australian Museum, Curator and Secretary. Sydney, 8rd May, 1866.

APPENDIX No. 5. LIST OF BOOKS PURCHASED FOR THE LIBRARY OF THE A.USI'RALIAN MUSEUM. Parta 2 and 8-Proeeeding. of the Zoologic!ll 4 vols .. 12mo-Stcttinor Entomologi1che Zeitllllg, Society for 1864. 1860 to 186!1. 1 vol., Svo- .. .. 1865. 1 Yol., 12mo-Index .. .. 1 vol., Svo-Bibliotbeca Zoologica. 1 vol., 8vo-Amphipodous Crustacea. H vols., Svo-Annala of !olatural Histol'y, from 1 vol., 8vo-Ooleoptora of the Canaries. 1859 to 1865. 1 vol.. 8vo-Cat11logue of R alticidm. S vol,., Bvo-Transaotions of the Entomological 1 vol., 8vo- ,. His~idm. Society of London. 2 vols., 12mo- Lop•dopterons Insect.. 16 vola., Svo-Philoeopbical Magazine, fl'Om 1$58 2 vola., Svo- .. Fishes. to 1865. 1 vol., 12mo-List of Molluscn. 8 parts, 4to, (of vol. 6) of the Zoological Society's 1 vol., 8vo-01ven: Archetype of the Vertebrated Transactions. Skeleton. 3 Yols., 4 t o-Concholo~ia Iconica. 6 parts, folio-Gould: Birds of Great Britain. 6 Yols., 8Yo-" The Ibts": Ornithological Journal, 3 parts, quarto-Seott: Australian Lepidoptera 18S9 to 1864. and their Transformations. GERAJID KREFFT, Australian Museum, Curator and Secretary. Sydney, 3rd May, 1866.

APPENDIX No. G. LIST OF SPECIMENS COLLECTED BY Mn. GEORGE MASTERS, ASSISTANT OURA.TOR, DURING THE YEAR 1865. At Ipgwick and t'M P ine Mout1tain, Queen.fland. MAMMALS. Sc~iculus .c~ryaoeepbalus . . . • • • . • . • • • • . • . 1 Pbaseogale penicillata ...... 8 Onolus Vlf1dl8 ...... 1 P crameles nasuta ...... 2 Specotberes australis...... 1 Pbalangista eookii ...... • ...... 6 Oorvus eoronoidea ...... • .. • ...... 1 Phalangiata canina ...... 1 Ptilotis chrysotis ...... • ...... 6 Phalang iata Ynlpina ...... 4 Ptilotis fusca . . • . . • . . . • • ...... • . . . 1 Petauriat& ta!Planoides ...... 2 Tropidorltynobus corniculatus...... 2 Belideus brevtceps ...... • ...... 1 Cacatua galerita ...... • . . . . . • ...... • . • 2 Phaacolarctos cinoreus ...... :. • • 1 Aprosmictus scapulntus . • . . • • . • . . . . • . . . 2 Hypsiprymnus murinus . . • • • • • ...... 2 Trichoglossus oblorolopidotus . . . . . • ...... 4 Halmaturus ...... 1 Ptilinopus swainsonii ...... ••...... 10 Halmaturus dorsalis ...... 10 Cbalcophaps chry"ochlora . . • • • • . • . • . . • . 2 Halmaturus thetidis ...... 12 Geopbnps scripta ...... 1 Hydromys leucogaster ...... 4 '£allugall a lathami ...... 1 Choiroptera (3 species) ...... 4 GallinuJa tencbrosa ...... 1 Hemipodius melnnogaatcr ...... 1 BIRDS. Porpbyrio mclanotu11 ...... 1 H aliaatur sphennrus ...... 1 Podicepa gularia ...... 1 J eracidel\ berigora ...... 1 Strepera graculina ...... 2 MilYUs affinia ...... 2 P halacrocorax ...... 1 Lepidogenya subcriatatus ...... 1 Dacelo l eacbii • • ...... 1 FISHES. Halcyon macleayii ...... 1 Eleotris ...... 2 Alcyone azurea ...... • ...... 2 2 Pacbycephala gutturalia ...... • . • . • 3 Colluricincla parvnla ...... •• 1 REPTILES. Falcunculos frontatua ...... 1 Nine species ...... 19 Monareha triYirgata ...... 3 P aopbodu crepitans .. .•••••...... •• , • . 1 INSECTS. Pitta atrepitana ...... 8 Lepidoptera, 27 species ...... 118 Oreocincla lunolata ...... 5 Coleoptem and other Orders ...... 2,000

At Adelaide, Port Augusta, Port Lincol111 and Flinde1·s Range, l:,'outh Au"'tralia. JlfAMMAI.S. Dasyurus re:ofrroyi . . . • . • ...... • . . . . 5 P~clargus ...... { Peramelcs obesuls. .. • ...... 1 ll~rundo neoxonn ...... • ...... 1 Acrobata pygmlll& ...... • ...... • 4 Cholidon nrborea ...... 1 Bettongia campestri•...... • .. .. 3 Merops ornatua ...... • • .. .. 1 Petrogale xantb!\pus ...... 10 Artao1us aorclidus ...... 2 Halmaturus derbianus ...... 10 Pa.rdalotus Atriatus ...... • ...... • 1 Lago(,Cbcstes loporoides. • . • . . . . . • . . . . • . • • 1 Strepera nrguta ...... • . . . • • ...... 1 Gymnorhina lcuconota ...... 2 BIRDS. Cracticue leucopterus...... 1 Falco molanogenys...... 1 Pachycepbala g utturnlis ...... 1 F alco frontatus ...... • • • • . • . • . • . • . • • • . • 1 Pacbycepbala pectoralis ...... 3 Tinnunculus concbroides ...... 1 Colluricinola rufiv41otri• . . • . . • • • . • • • .. • • 2 AcciJ,>iter ...... • ...... 1 Ot·eoicl\ guttumlia . . .. . • ...... 4 20-B 10 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

BIRDS-continued. Podnrf:us ...... 1 B~ip idu~a m?ta.cilloides...... ~ Accip•tor torquntus ...... · · ...... 1 se.sura mqUieta • ••• •••••••• • ••••••••• •• Corcorlllt Jcucopte1·us ...... •• .. • . .. .. • • .. 1 Micr

APPENDIX No. 7.

CATALOGUE oF BOOKS, NEWSPAPEBS, .ALMANACS, REGISTRAR GEN ERAL'S (ENGLisn) REPORTS, }llSCELLANEOUS WORKS, &o. BEQUEA.THED DY Ma. Jusrrcn: WrsE TO TnE SYDN'EY F aEE LIBlU.nT-1865.

B OO KS. (Arranged alphobtlicaUv by th• A IUhor'• ne~ mu.) A .Anonymous-Adventures of a Colonist. Australian Settlers. B ush Wanderings of a Naturali~l Gold Pen and Pencil Sketches. Navigations aux Tcrres Australea, 2 tome1. H istory of New South Wales: History of Van Diemnn's Land. Lawrence Struilby ; or two.mty-five years o£ Bush Life. A Love Story, by a Busbman. Peter 'Possum's Portfolio. "Picture of Austmlio. Picture of Sydney. Rambles at the Antipodes. Settlers and Convicts; by an Emigrant Mechanic. '!'ales of the Colonies, 3 vols. Tarquin the Proud. .. Wave of Life; Poem by D. P. Atkiosoo, Miss-Cowanda ; T he Veteran's Grant. Gertrude, the Emigrant. B Bnckhouse, James-Journal of Jamcs Backbouse. Balr.er, W.-Heads of the People. 1847, 1848, 2 \'o)s. Buriogton, G.-Voyage to Ne'" South Wales, 2 vols. .. Voyage to Botany Bay; bound with Lang on Transportation. Barry, Sir B.- Addresses. Beckcr, Ludwig-"aien of \ictoria; in loose paper covers. Bennett, Dr. G.-Gatherinq,s of a Naturalist. ,, Wanderings in Ne\v South Wales. , Bland, Wm.-Australian Patriotic Association; Lettera to 0. Bullar. Bingle, John-Letter to Lord Glenelg. Dischoff, - History of Van Diemen's Land. Boo wick, T.-The Bushrangers; or Early Days of V. D. L. Bougainvillc, Lewis de-Voyage round tbe World, 1766 to 1769. Bougninville, M. Le Baron de-Atlns du Journal d!l la Navigation autour du Globo pendant lea Ann~es, 1824-25-26. Bowen, E. M. 0.-Lnnguage of Theology I nterpreted. Br11Ch6. J . C. and M. E.-TransactionR of lllinin~: I nstitutu of Victoria. Brain, J. H.-History of Ne'" South WaleA, 2 vols. Brcton, Lt. R.N.-ExcurRions io Ne\V South Wales. Brown, Robert-ProdromusJ!'Ioroo Novre Hollaudire, and Supplement. lJrown, W.-Ncw Zealand and its Aborigines. Browning, C. A .. M. D.-Convict 3hip, and England's Exiles. Brisbane, Gonural. Sir Thomas ll[acdougall-Ruminiscencus of. Dunce, D.-Australasiatic Reminiscences. Burn~y. Jamcs, Capt. R.N.-Voyages and Discoveries, G vols. Burton, W. W.- Religion and Education in New South Wales. Busby, Jas.-Directions for Plllllting Vincynrds and Mnking Wino. On the Vine, 1852. c Capper, H.-South Austrnlin, 2nd edition. .. ., 3rd edition. Catalogue-Victorian Exhibition, 1861; 3 books, English, Germ:~n , French. Checver, Rev. H. T.-The Island World. Clarke's Southern Gold Fields. Collina. D.-New South W.. les, 2 vols. Cook's Voyages, 1776 to 1780. 3 •ols. C'burcb Missionary Society-Xew Zealand Gramm:tr. Committee Australian School Society-Statement of Br itish and F'oreign School Society. Corbyn, C.' A.-The Sydney Revels of Bacchus, Cupid, and Mowus. Croase, J oseph-Journals of Expedi~ions to Wester!' Aust~alia. Cunoingbam, P., Surgeon, R.N.-Rmts for Austrahnn Emagranta. New l:)outb Wales, 2 vols. D Dnvis, Jobo- •rracks of M•Kinla.y across Australia. Davison, -Gold Deposits in Australia. Delnno, Amara-Voya~es in the Northern and Southern Jlemiapbcrea. Dietrcnhnch, Erncst-'!'ravels in New Zealand, 2 vols. E Eden. Hon. W.-Histnry of Ne\v H olland. Ersltinc. J . E., Cnpt. R.N.-Tslands of the Western Pacillo. Evnns. -Van D ieman's Lnnd. Eyre, E. J.-Discoveriea in Central Australia, 2 vols. 12 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

1300KS-continued. F Field, Barron-New South Wales and V. D. J_,, J!'lanaga.n .Roderick-History of New South Wales, 2 vola. Flinders, M.-Voyage to Terra Australia, 2 vols., and Atlas. Fowler, Frank-Southern Lights and Shadows. Full~rton-r.~ecturcs on Pusuyiam. . Jrroycinet, M. L.-Atlas du Voyage de la Corvette G~ographe et le Oaauonna.

G Gouger, R.- Letter from Sydney. Grey, Sir G.-Polyncsiao Mythology. ., Capt. G.-Travels in North-west and Western Australia.

H Hannaford, S.-Jottings in Australia. Hargraves. E. H.-Australia. and its Gold Fielda. Harpur, 0.- Bushrungers and other Poems. Haygartb, Rev. W.-Bush Life in Australia. Henderson, John-New South Wales and Van Dieman'a Land. Hervey, T. K.-Australia. and other Poems. Hodgkinaon, 0.-Australia from Port Macquarie to Moreton Bay. Holt, Josepb-Memoirs of, 2 vols. Hood, J.-Australia and the East. Borne, R. H.-Auatralian Facts and Prospects. Howitt, Richa.rd-Impressions of Australia. Howitt, Willinm- Two yea1·s in Victoria, 2 vols. , Tallangetta. the Squatter's Home. Hughes, Wm.-Australian Colonies. Hunter, Capt. John-Bistorical J ou1·nal; also called ou outsid~ Hunter's Botany Bay • ., Historical J ourna.l; the same as preceding. Hooker, D,r. J. D.-1'he Flora of Australia . .

I Invin, Oapt. }1'. 0.-Western Australia.

J Jarves, J. J.-History ofHawaian Islands.

K Kelly, W.-Life in Viotoria in 1853 and 1868. Kendall, H.-Poems. Kentish-Leoture on Australia Felix. King, Capt. P. P.-Voyag~s to Australia.

L Landsborough-Explorutions in Australia, 1860, 1862, bound with Stuart and 1\I'Kinlay. Lang, (Rev. Dr.) J. D.-Cooksland. Freedom and Independence for the Golden Lands of Australia. History of New South Wales, 1st Edition, 2 Tols. 1 vol., 2nd Edition. 2 vols., 3rd Edition. Philipsland. Transportation and Colonization, bound with Barrington's N. S. W . ., View of the Polynesian Nation. Lnng, John -Botany Ba.y. La Perouse-Voyage autour du !11onde, 2 tomes, a.veo Atlas et Gravures. La Pilat·gorie-Histoire do Botany Bay. Leicbhardt, Dt·. Ludwig-Expedition Moreton Bay to Port EssingtcQn.

14 Mac3rthur, James-New South Walas: its Present State and Future Prospects. Mackenzie, Rev. D.- Ten Years in Aush·alia. Mackenzie. Peter-Life of Thomas 1\Iuir. M•Garvie, Ruvd. J.-Sermons. Jl[acGiUivray- Voyago of H. M. S. Rattlesnake, 2 vols. Jlt•Kinla.y-:-ltxplorations i_n Australia, bound with Stuart and Landsborougb. Maconoch•e, Capt.-Oonvtct Management. Magazines--Aostralian Magazine. 'fhe Melbourne Church of England 11Iessenget·. The 1\Iontlt. New Sourh Wales Magazine . ., Sydney 111'agazine of l:lcience and Art. Major, R. H.-Early Voyages to Terra Australia. , On the Discovery of Australi& by the Portugese in 1601. Supplement to Early Voyages. Maps-Australia, by Arrowsmith. Europe as it will be, Shotsky. Melbourne and its Sub111·bs. Railways, Bradsbaw. Sydney, Smith and Gardiuer. Van Dieman's Land, Evans. ., Victoria, Robinson. Marsden. Rev. J. B.-Life of Rev. S. Marsden. Martin, R M.-An~lmliu: its Bisto1·y and Present Condition. , New South Wales, Van Dieman's Land, &o. Hartin, AUSTRAI.IAN MUSEUM. 18

BOOKS-continutd. Martin, D.-Now Zeal~~nd. Molville, B.-Auatralasia and Prison Discil'line. 111 ~reditb, 1\frs. C.-New South Wales (Notes and Skttcbes of.) 1\Itcbaol. J . L.-Jobo Cumberlaod. .. ~ongs without Music. Mitchel, J obn-Jail J ournal. 1\Iitcbell, Sir •r. £ .-Engravings to accompany Report on Road1. .. Australian Geography. .. '1'ropical Australia, Exploring Expedition. Moore, J. S.-Spring Life Lyrics. Mudie, Jnmes-Felonry of Now South Wale1. Mueller, Dr. Fcrdinand-Australian Plants, &c. .. Systematic arrangement of Plantl round tbo Gulf of Carpentaria. llfundy, Lieut. Coi.-Our Antipode~. 1\Iurray, Hon. R. D.-A Summer at Port Phillip. N Napier, Col. C. J.-Colonization, particularly in South Auatralia. Norton, Jamcs-Auatralian Essays. 0 O'Onnnel, Daniel-Memoirs of Ireland. Ogle. N.-Wostern Australia. Oxley, J oho-Travela in Now South Walet. p Pamphlets (List on each P:teket) :- Vol. l-111iacellaneous, New South Wales. Vol. 2-N. S. W. Pamphlets. Vol. 3-Immigration, Land, Gold Fields, Uailways. Vol. 4-Convicts, Diggers. and Aborigines. Vol. 6-England and Australia Postal Routes. Vol. 6-Victoria Prize Essays. Vol. 7-Lctter to C. Butler, &c. Vol. 8-Pamphlets on Auslra!ia. Vol. 9-Reports of Benevolent Society. Vol. 10-0rders aDd Reports. Packet 1, Reports A-Chw-ch of England Socictica. 2 .. B-Religious Societies. 3 0-Bene.. olcnt Societies. f D-Charitable Institutions, 5 .. .!!;-Miscellaneous. 6, Catalogues. 7, 1\[emoirs, Cases. IDstorical. 8, Legal and Political A. 9 .. ,. B. 10, Religious, Ecclesiasticc.l, anil Controveraial. 11, Emigratiou. 12. Education. 13, Locomotion. 14. Pamphlets by Dr. Lo.ng. 1o, Ex)Jlorations. Narratives. 1 &. Colonial Researches and Oolouia1 Science. 17, Romllll Catholic Controversy. 18, Sermons, Charges, .,\ddresses. 19, J.ectures. 20, Magazines A. 21 .. B. 22, Jllissions, Aborigines. 23, Poetry. 24, illiscellaueous. " 26, Ruprints. 26. Case of Capt. Rohisun. 27, Southern Eupbrosyue, &c. 28 Victoria A-Reports. 29' .. B-Legal and Political. 30 0-Miscellaneous. 31 .. D-1\lagazines. 32 .. p-Victorian Expe~i~ion, 1861. 33, Tasmania, a-Legallllld Pohttcal. . . . 34 b-Ecclesisstical, Coutrovers•al. anti Rehg•ous. 35 c--1\Iiscel!ancoua. 36 d-Magazines, Catalogues, &c. ,, 37 .. e-Magazines, Vocabulary, &c. ,, 38, South Australia, 1\liscellaneoua . ., 39, New Zealand, .. 40, Western Australia. , 4 I, Queensland, .. Parkes' H.-Murmurs of the Stream. P l!ron, ·l\1. F.-Voyage aux Terres Austra.Ies avllC Atl,.s et Gravures. P hillip, Governor-Voyage to BotBDy Hay. Pidgeon, Nathanibl-J ournal. Poolc, C. F.-Marmont. . E b"b" · Products of New S!lnth Wales-Catalogues of Pan s x l •hon. Q Quaife, Rev. Ban:illai.-On Prophecy. R Rtto, J ohn-Isaiah. D L "I t of 0 •rota1 Reed 'rhomns-Two Voyages: New South Wales and V.. . .-11 ooagomen on • JUgg: 0. W.-Lo.ws and Regulations of Wesle:"&n Mctbodtam . Rusden-Nationo.l Education. Reports- 14. AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

BOOK8-continued. Re orts-N. S. W. Printed. 1603. Select Committee, Tra!!'Portation. Printed, 11187. ~. N. S. W. Prison Discipline, 185G. Secondery ~umshmen~. 1,858. Obel>rvatory, 1 ~6.1. .. .. Emigrnticm Agonta and Lecturers, Frtcndly Soctettea, State Aid to BebJPon, RiTcrine Petition. C il 0 'I B · t G-- •• Petition orT. C. Bentley, Australian Museum, Pctition- l\lr. yr ect, egta r&r - ..a 8tb Report, 1864. Progress Report on Rinrine District. s Swainaon-New Zeal:~nd and its Colonization. Sha\Y, J.-A Tramp to the Diggings. Sidney, S.-The Colonies of Australia. Bimmonda-Lyrics. Soutboy, on Colonial Wools. Squatting-Orders. Stokes, Cnpt. J. Lort.-D i~c:overies in Au s~ ralia.• Strezelecki-~ow South "ales aud Van Dtaman s Land. . Stunrt-Explorations in .Australia; bound with Lnndaborough u d M•Kinley. Sturt, Capt. 0.-F:xpeditions !n Australia, 2 vols .. .. Expeditions ·~to Central Australia! 2 vols. Suttor, George-Memoirs or Str J. Banks. T Tench, Capt. W.-Port Jackson. . . Thcrry, lllr. Justice- Reminiscences of New South Wales and Vtctorta. Torrens. J\L R.- OoloniMtion of AustraliB. Townsond, J . P.-Rambles and Observations in New South Wales. u Ulliltborne-Reply to J udge Borton. V Vandorkiste-Lo1t, but not for ever. Vidal, Mra. Frauces-Tales for the Bash. w Webster, J.-Cruiso of the Wander'r. Weii~ -Geo~traphical Dictionary :and Gazetteer of Australian Ooloniea. Wontworth, W. C.-Thu Colony of New South Wnles, 1st edition. .. New Scmth Wales, 2nd edition. .. Australasia, l!rd edition. Wcstgnrth, W.-Australia Fclix. .. Victoria, lato Austrnlin Feli~:. Wbite, J.-Voyage to New South Wales. Whitwortb-Victorian Gazetteer. Widamson-Present St:at.> of Van Dieman's Lllnd. Woods, J. E. T.-Discoveries and Explorations of Australia. 2 'fOil. Woolls-llisceUaniea. ·

MANUSCRIPTS, .to. Petition for Representative Government-New South Wales to Queen, Lord8, and Commons, 1825. Letter-book A. Observations on Comets. f!anscrit Writing. Introductory remarks on the AborigiDBs of New South 'Vales. Remarks on Language of Aborigines, Superstitious, &c. Australian Demigods. Inquiry taken at Sydney, rel11tivo to the death of E. B. 0. Koonedy. Notes on the acquisition of New Zealand, by Walpole Wallis. Letter in rufereuce to Dick JJartog's Tin·piBte. Letter from Patrick Ford, 183~. Letter from Devine to Pevton Johnston. Pnper lllon ~y . Van Diemau's Land, 8 pieces. Manuscript N~wspapcrs-:tfelboum~>-11 January, 1838. Chinese Eloquence- Defence of a Chinaman. Newspauer Extract.~. Six picture! of Aborigines, A singularly curious huge engraviog-Pance of Natives, N~w South Wales-the earliest pro duction of the infaot community of Sydney. It was engraved by Preston, a convict, on a common sheet of copper taken from the bottom of a ahip. (Placed in Flindor's Atlas.)

NEW SOUTH WALES NEWSPAPERS. I 1845. TM Age, April 26, No. 10. 2 18«. TIM Atlaa to 18!8. 4 voL~ .. bound, pcnect. 3 1833. The Arutralian. Missing numbors-3, 7 to 10, l J to 17, 2!?, 30 to end. 1834. The Arutralwn. Missing numberA-S9. 63 to 70, 7•1, 7G, 77, 82, 85, 87, 90, 109, 119 to 122, 136. HO to 142, lH to H!l, 1S2, lSG, 169, 161, lG'i to 169, 171 to 174-, 176, 177, ISO to 184, 187 to 201, 203 to end. 1839. PM .Arutralian. Missing numbers-nil to 70!1, 731. 1840. The Auatralian. lllissing numbers-all to 867, 884, 88G.ll87, 888. 1841. The Awtralian. Missing numhcrs-903 to !lOS, !l12, !liS, 919, 923, 924, 928, 92:1, 981, 932, !l36, 9a8 to 940, !l42, 9H. !146. !H9, 955, 05!), 9GU to !l67, 972 to 975, 983, 985, !187, 991, 992, 998, 100G to 1009, 1020, 1022, 1028, 1034,1080 to 1038; Dec. 2 and 4 not numbered. 184~. The Au1tralian. Missing numbers-lOSS to 10G1, 10G3 to 10!17, 10!19 to 116!1, 1190 to 1194, 11 !17, 1198, 1200 to end of year. 1843. The Au1tralian. Missing numbot·s-all to 1222, 1248, l2GS, 1280, 1282, 1295, 1340, 1347, 1349 to 1352, 1857 to end of voor. l SH. Th4 .Au6tralian. Missing nurobcrs-l:J71, 1374 to 1378, 1381,1382, 1886 to 1388,1390, 1391. March 4, new acl'ics-missiog numbers-!, 2, 7, 9 to 12, 14, 78, IH, 103, 106 to ond of year. 4 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 15

NEWSPAPERS-continued. ~ 1851. TA. .Aultralian Bann~r. Juno 20, No. !!5. 6 18!8. TA. Auftralian Liurary Journal, fivo numbcre in a bound volume. 6 18!6. The Au~tralian Penny Journal, ten , 7 1860. Tht Bathurat Fr~t Preu, Septembtlr 19 and 22. 8 1865. Tht BraidiiJOod New&, July 26. 9 1866. Tht Ohmtian Pfeader, October 21. 10 18S6. The Ohurch of England Chronicle. Missing-No. 8. 18S7. , .. 1 to 7, 28. 18S8. Perfect. ~~:g: Mia,ing numbera-G and 8. 1861. 1' 2, 8, 5, 6, 7, 10, 15, 24. 4 10 1862.. 2• to G.· 11, 12. 1868• 7, 10, IS, 18, 19, 2(. 1664. 9, 10, 12, H . 1665 2 7 11 18S5. Tht Ooloni~t. December i'o. • · 1880. Three number~2. 98, 95. 1837. Vol. lll, bonnd; missing numbers-lOO, 125. 151. 1838. , Missing numbera-164, 180, 182, 1~3. 10/J, 197, 202, 214. 1839. , Four numbers-335, 336, 839, 341. 12 1844. The OoloniaL Literary JournaL. Missing numbors-1. 10. SC to SS. 1845. .. ,. ., 20, S9; in bound volume. 1S 1842. The Oolonial Oburver, two numbers-52, 88. 18i8. .. Missing numbers-all to 02, 04 to 103, 110, 112 to 187, HO, 142 to end. li 1845. The Oommucial JourMt, April 30, No. 8. 15 1832. The Ourrtncy Lad. l\Iissing numbcrs-3, 4, 5, lS, 21, 29, 31. 16 1853. The Empire (from Aug. 11.) ~lissin g-Aug. 2G; Sept. 27; Oct. 1, 4, o, 7, 10, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21; Dec. 23. 1854. The Empire (in four p:1rts.) 1\Iissing-Jan. 24; June 10; July 11, 14, 17; Aug. 4; imperfect, Aog. 21, 22, and Sept. 11. 1855. The Empire (in foorp!ll'ts.) Missing-Jan. 5, 20; April G, 19; May, 12, 16; June 5, 11, 12, 15, 17 to end; J uly 6; Nov. 27; Dec. 4. 1856. The Empire (in four parts.) 1\lissing-Jan. 1, 2, 3, 24, 25; F eb. 15; April 25, 26, 28; May 6; June 18; Aug. 16; Sept. 2; Nov. 13, H, 22, 2G; Dec. 5, 13, 16, • 20. 81. 1867. The Empire (in three parts.) Missing-Jan.l5, 17,27; Feb. 3, 16, 23, 25; Mar. 16, 21; May Zl; July 27; Sept. 26; all Oct., Nov., Dec. 1869. The Empire (from May 25.) Missing-Juoe 2, 3. 4, 7, 9 to 11, H to 17, 22 to 26, 28 to :10; July 1, 13; Aug. 27; Sept. 9, 30; Oct., all to 8, 11, 12, H; Nov. 12, 14, 21, 26 to end ; Dec., all. 1860. Tht Empire. Missing-Jan. 27; Feb. 18; Mar. 27; A~ril 7, 10, 21, 27; May 2, 9, SO; June4,29; Julyll; Sept. SO; Oct.l7; Dec.~7. 1861. The Empire. Missing-Jan. 1; Feb. /J, 9. 18. 19, 27; M11r. 8, 14; April 8, 29; May 8; June 8, 26, 30; July 13, 26; Aug. 26; Sept. 2, 6; Oct. S, 22, !l9; Nov. 20; Dec. 27. 1862. The Empire. Misaing-Jan. 6,11, 28; Feb. 4, G, 8, 15. 21, 27, 28; Mar. G, 6, 8 to, 20, 22, 28, 24, 26; Aprill, 8 to 7, 9 to 11. 13, 14, 16 to 22, 24 to SO; June 8, i, 5, 7toSO; Joly1,2,Ho9.ll, 12, 16, 17. 18.21 to 23, 25, 26, 28, 80; Aug. 15, 81; Sept. 17, 19, 20, 27. 29; Oct. 4 to 20, 27, 31; Nov., all to 18, 17 to 22, 25, 26, 28; Dec.l, 4, 8, 2G, 27, 28, 29. 1868. Tile Empire. 1\Iissing-Jan. 28; Feb. 9, 11, 14, 16, 20 to 24-. SO; Mar. 26; April 1, 4, 6, 10, 11, lS to 17, 20 to 2., 30; 1\!ay 2, 6 to 8, 1/J, 19; June 1, 2, S, 5, 9, 10, 11. 15, 19. 20, 22, 27, 29; Aug. 2G; Sept. 16; Oot. 20; Nov. 11, 14, 16, 25, 28 ; Deo. 9, 18, 23. 17 1867. The Freeman'$ Journal (from May 16. No. 360.) Missing numbers-363 to S66, 367, 869, 872, 377, 379, 382, 885, 387 to end. 1858. The Freeman's Journal (from Jan. 16, No. 8:>5.) MisAing numbers-397, 399 to 401, 406 to 458, 560 to 566, 568 to end. 1869. Tilt Freeman'$ Journal (two numbers)-646, 548. 1860. ., (from Sept. 16, No. 66S.) Missing numbera-CG4, 665,667 to 669, 672, 677, 679, 681. 1861. The Freeman'• Journal. J\Ussing numbers-700, 711, 719 to 722, 726, 728, 7S1 to 784, 737, 741 to 745, 754, 757, 762, 771, 776, 778, 780 to 782, 78fi to 780, 793. 7!14. 1862. The Fretman·~ Journal. 1\lissing numbers-798, 799, 801, llOS, 806 to 812, 815 to 819, 821 to 831, 833 to 836, 838, 841 to 85i, 856 to 869, &72 to 865, 887 to end of year. 1864. Tht Fruman'& Journal. (two numbcrs)-1046, 1Q.l7. 1866. ,. (one number)-117i. 18 18!1. Tht Fret Preu. Numbers 1, 5, 11. 19 1866. Tht Goulburn (Jhronick. Numbers 447, 448. 20 1860. Tire Goulhurn Herald. Number 104. 1851. Numbers 163, 155, 15G, 1 GS, 188. 1851. " 467, 470, {71, 474. 1860. " 79-1. 1861. , Missing numbers-nil to 830, 832, 848, 848, 849, SSI, 852, 853,858, 863 to 865, 669, 871, 881, 883, 885, 886, 888 to 890, 892 to 902, 904 to end, 21 1827. The Gltontr. Missing numbers-G. 8, 14 to 20, 23, '!..7 to end. 22 1882. HiU'I Life in New South lVak1. Numbers 1, !1. 23 18S6. The fllawarra Mercury. No. 13. 24 1855. The fllu1trattd Sydney Journal. No. 4. 25 1858. Tlte llluttrated Sydney NttJJ8, Numbers 9, 11. 1854. 18, 34, 48. 18li6. ,. 67, 71, 72, 81. 1864. Perfect. 1866. .. , Miasing numbera-9, 10, 16 to end. 2G 1862. The lt1dez. Number 2. 27 1862. Th~ Mail/and Mercury. No. 2231. 28 18Gti. The Morpeth Ltadtr. Aug. 16. 29 1836. The New South Walu Government GazeUe. Four volumes perfect. 18. 3. 1848. 1861 so l6 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

NEWSPAPERB--i:ontinutd. SO 1844. 'rM Parramalla Chl'oniclt. Misting nuutbera-1, 2, 3, 10, 12. H to 16, 18, 19, 21, 25 to 87, 39 to 71, 7S. to 76. 31 11147. T/14 Parramatta Meuenger. No. 8. 82 184/i. The Sentinel. June 1&. S3 1859. PM &utMm Cr~•· Mining numbers-1, 2, 6, 9, 12, 13. 1860. .. .. 21, 29, 30, 31. No. 46, Aug. lit, il the last number of tbi~ publieation. S! 1803. 'l'ht Sydney Gazetu. Missing number-1. 2, 3, 4, 8, H , 16, 16, SS, 84, 43 ; DOl. 6 and 34 very imperfect. . . " 180!. The Sydney Gautu (from lf&r. 18, No. 6G.) llllssmg numbera-u6 to 62, 64; aD much injured from No. 81. 180/i. PM Sydney Gautu. Missing numbers-108, 109, 115 to 120, 122 to 126, 142, lU. 147. 1806. 'l'ht Sydney Gazdte. !l issing numbers-157, 169 to 174 ; mueb injured to 166. 1807. .. Numbers 20., 206. 1808. (from May 1ti, No. 228.) Mi11ing number-2S4-. 1809. Perfect. 1810. Sever&! nt~mbcrs want publisher's name. 1811. " A fuw numben w&nt publisher'• name. 1812. 1813. 1814. 1815. 1816. 1817. No. 696. 1818. Nos. 763, 767. 1819. Missing numbcrs-790, 791, 886 to 841. 1820. Number 869. 1821. Numbers 907, 914, 915, 916. 1822. Missing numbers-all to 972, 974, !175, 977 to 986, 991, 9M, 996. 1823. .. 1013. 1016, 1016, 1038. 1824. .. 1087. 1825. Perfect; bound with Howe'a IYctkly Commercial Ezpre11. 1826. 1827. :: l\li;;ing numbers-1274, 1276, 1279, 1283 to 1287, 1291, 1296 to 1303, 1307 to 1328, 1343, 1345, 1369, 18ll0, 1387, 1S90, U.06, HOS. 1828. 'l'he Sydmy Gautte. Perfect. 1830. 18S2. 1887. 1838. 1889. 100. .. N~ber 4818. 85 1826. TM Sydney Monitor. Perfect. 1827. .. Missing numbors-69. 69, 70, 71, 79, 80, 86, 95; numbera42 to 47, &nd an imperfect copy of the Monitcr Af~gazint, &re unbound. 1828. 'l'ht Sydney Monitor. 'M issing numbers-113, 129, 1SG, 164, 165, 170, 171, 177,180, 181 ; nos. 110, 139 imperfect. 1829. The Sydney Monitor. Missing numbers-188 to 208: aomc English p&pera are bound in. 1830. .. J\lissiug number-275. 1831. .. (from June 29.) No. 889 to 418. 1882. .. Numbers 480, 481. 1833. .. .. 66(1, 669. 183i. .. llfissiog Numbers-650 to 654, 671 to 674, 679. 695 to 698, 702, 707 to 717, 719, 721 to 726, 727, 735, 744 to 746, 748, 749, 751. 18SG. The Sydney Monitor. Missing numbers-757, 761 to 766, 768 to 770, 718, 778 to 780, 782 to 784, 786 to 798, 79/J, 796, 798, 800, 803 to 813, 816, 816, 818 to 840, 842 to end. 1836. TM Sydney Monitor, All to 86G, 867 to 876, 878 to 884, 889, 898 to '904, 912, 913, 915 to 917, 920 to 922, 9l!i to 928, 930 to 950, 952 to 959, 961, 964 to 967, 969 to 972, 974, 975. 1887. The Sydney Af1111itor. Missing numbel'll-977 to 97!>, 981 to 984, !>SG to 1004. 1006 to 1008, 1010 to 10li. 1016, 1017, 1020 to 10S1, 108S, 10S4, 10::6 to end. SS 18S, 25, 29; Oet. 1, 4 to 12; Nov. S, 6, 10; Dec. 1, 4, G, 8, 11, 17, 20, 25, 30, SI. 1842. TM Sydney Morning Herald (Vol. XIV.) Missing-Feb. 6, 7, 11 to Aug. 26; Sept. 16, 26, 28; No.,., 25, 29; Dec. 2. 1843. 'l'ht Sydney Morning Herald. Missing-Jan. t;: l!Iar. 22, Sl; April IS to 16, 20, 28; May 26: Aug. SO: Sept. 15; Oet. 16 to 20, 2f, 27; Nov. 6, S, 9, 11, 28; Dec. 2, 12, 28. 1844. The Sydney Morning Herald. Missing-Jan. 12: Fob. 24; Mo.r. 4; April 11; June 22: Dec. 17. 1845. The Sydney Morning Herald. ?!lissing-Fou. 10, 11: Mar. 18 : April 4. 16 to 18, 26 to end; May, all to 22, 24, 29, 30, 81; June 2a, 25 : Aug. G, 9, 19 to end ; Sept. 1, 13, 16, 17 to 24, 27, 29, S1; Oct. 1 to G. 1846. TM Sydney Jllorning Herald. Missing-Jan. 31; Fob. 2 to 6 9 to omd · i\lar., all; April, all to 2;!, 2~. ~G; June 17. ' ' 18!7. Tltt Sydney Aforning Herald. Missing-Jan. 8, 21. 1848. .. .. , !!far. 18; April I, 4, 2, 9: July 12 to 18; Aug. 6, 9, 10; Sept. 1, 19; Oat. 2G; Nov. 28. 1849. The Sydney Morning Herald. 111issiog-Feb. 17, 20 to 24; l\fo.r. 8; April2, 3, 6, 6, 7, 10, 12 to 27, SO; ?!fay, all to 10, 12 to end; June, all to 21, 23 to 28, SO ; July, all to 18, 23, 24, 26 to 28; Aug. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 14, 16, 24, 27, 2!1, SO; Deo. i, 8, 21, 27, 28. 1860. AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 17

NEWSP APERS-conlinutd. 1850. Tlu Sydnty Jforning Huald. Missing-Fob. 11 ; Mu. 28. 30; April 9 ; May '1, 17, 25, 27, 21:1; June a. 9 to 17, 25 to 27; July 2. 5, 9. ,o. 12 to 18, 20, 22 to 26; Aug. 6, 7. 17, 19. 28, 29; ~ept. 2. 3, 4, 6 to IS. 17 to 20,'30; Oct. 1 to 8, 11 to 20, 2S, 25, 30, 31 ; Nov. all to H, 16 to end; Dec. all to 10. 12, 13, 1G to end. • 1es1. Tlt.e S.vdnty Mornin!J llerald. Mia~ing-Jan. all to 24, 2G to end; F eb. 13 to 22, 25 to end; Mar. S, 11, 13, 21; April3, 15, 18 to 24, 25, 27 to 30; Juoo4 to 14, 16, 17, 21; J uly 16, 19, 21, 23, 26, :!:! to 30; Aug. 11, 13 to 15, 30; Sept. I, 2, a. S, 8, 9. 11. 12, 16. 18 to ~od ; Oct. I, 2, 3, S to end; Nov. 1, 3, r; to 16, 18 to end; Dec. all 1852. 'l'he Syin~y .lforning Herald. Feb. 26; May 28. 18Gil. The Sydnty Morning D

VICTORIA. NEWSPAPERS. 18G4. The ~ r.IJU& (Monthly Summaries.) Missing months-J11n., Feb., May, Dec. H!65. The Mtlb!IUrllt Argus. Sept. 29 ; Oct. 3. 186 1. Ph ~ ..!l.U$trala$ian. Missing uumber-67. 11!65. ., Perfect to No. 61-!::lept. Hi. 18-10. Piu Port Phillip Herald. No. 52. 1 !IS G. The Victoria Law Time$. No. 1. 18Gl to M. The Yeoman. 3 volumes bound-Po~rfoct to 1864.

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1827 and 28. The H obart Town Couri~r. Vol. I. Missing nnmbers-29, 51. 1829. ,. Misaiug-All to 68, 80,100, 114, 116; numbers 72 to 'TS, 81, SG, 86, 101 are imperfect. 18!2. The Hobart Town Courier. No. 882. 1817. The Hobart Town Gazette, No. SO. 1822. Missing number-326. 1823. P erfect. 1824. .. :Uisaing number-48G. 1837. The Ta1manian and Au$lrala&ian Review. Missing-Mar. 17; Juno 16; July 7, 21; Aug. 11; &pt. 2; Oct. 23; Dec. 29.

NEW ZEALAND NEWSPAPERS. 1843. The Bay of Islands Advocate. No. 6. 18Gl. The Ntw Zealander. Numbera-1GG2, 1623.

QUEENSLAND NEWSPAPERS. 1861. The Courur. No. 105S. 1864. The Port Deni4on Timu. No. 1. 20-C SOUTH 18 AUSTRAI.IA N MUSEUM.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN NEWSP APERS. 1857. 'Pits Adelaide Olmf'Vw. Miaei.Jig number-All to 814, 816 to 823, 825, 826, 828, 819. 832, 8<16. 1868. The Adtlaid• Obse""r. Missing-All to 865, 867 to 874, 877, 879 to 882, 884 to 887. • 889. 893, 895. 1869. 1'ht Adelaide Observer. Missing-All to 926, 930, 9H to end. 1860. 'Pits Adelaide Observer. Missin~-All to 963, 968, 970 to 972, 974, 976, 984 to 990, 992. 994 to 996, 998, 999, 1003. 100!. 1861. Tits Adelaide Observer. One numiJer-1032. 1868. .. Ono numbet-1128. 1838. '1'11e &uthtm Aurtralian. Missing numbeu-9, 21. 1839. ., .Missing numbers-37, 38. 68, 80. 18'10. .. Miseing nu.mbore-84 to 87, 98, 100, 103. 1858. 'Pite South Au~tralian Advertiser. No. 27. 1837. The South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register. Numbera-2, 9. 1839. The South Awtralian Rt:guter. Miniog numbers-All to 89. 1840. ., Missing numbers-102 to 106, 114 to 118, 120 to 180. 136 to 138. lf>S. 1841. The South Au,ttTalian Regi•U•·· Misaing- 165, lfi9, 181, 193 to end of year. 1857. No. 3411. • 1858. No. 2774.

NEW SOUTH WALES ALMANACS. 1864. Tbe Catholic Almanac. 1860. 1861. .. 1848. Ooleman's NeW" South Wales Almanac an.d Remembra~tce r. 1850. Ford's Australian Almanac and Repoai*ory of Useful Knowledge. 1851. .. .. 2 copies; 1 bound, 1 hal£-bound. 1852. 1853. 1864. .. 1856. Waugh & Oox's .. 1856. " " 1857. Oox & Oo's. 1858. Waugh's 1869. .. 1860. 1861. 1862. 1863. .. .. 1864. .. .. 1808. H,owe'a !{ew South Wales Pocket Almauo. 1811. 1814. 1815. 1816. 1818. 1820. .. 1821. 1822. Australian Po~ket Almanac. 1823. 1824. 1826. 1826. 1827. Australasia~' Alm:1nac. 1828. Australian Almaoac. 1829. 1830. 1831. 1832. 1833. .. .. 1834. .. .. and Sydney Directory. 1844. Lowe's City of Sydney Directory. 1847. .. Oity a.nd District of Sydoey Directory. 1866. Macgre11or"s Almanac. 1860. 1\fsckay s Australian Dlustrated Almanac. 1861. •• .. 1864. Maitland Sheet Almanac. 1853. Moore's Almanac and Handbook for New South Wales with Supplement for Victoria.. 1854. u .. t WL H 1858. Australian Almanac and Handbook. 1869. 1861. 1862.

1868. " H 1832. New South Wales Calendar and General Eost Office Directory.' 1833. .. 18M. 1835. .. 1886. 1887. H 1866. Royal Insurance Co"s. Almanac. 1858. New South Wales Law Almanac and Law Sbee.t Almanac. 1863. .. 1864. .. 1865. Saxby's Almanac. 1840. Tegg sNow South Wales Pocket Almanac and Remembrancer. 1841. .. .. 1842. .. 1843. 18«. 1852 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 19

ALUANA OB-.:ontiltutd. 1862 and '63. The University Calendar 1867. . 1860. 1861. " 1791. General Standing Orders. by Governors Phillip and Hunter to 1806 1815. Rules and Ordora of the Governor's Court in New South W&.l • 2 volt. manu ecrip~. 18H. Analytical view of the Censue of Nc"v South Wale. e1. 1 8~ 7. " " .

VICTORIA ALMANACS. 1865. Archer's Stntistical Register of Victoria, with Astronomical Calendar. 1864. The Ballnarat Almanac. 1!164. Bradshaw·~ Railway Guide to Vict.oria and Directory with Calendar 1864. Br~ant'~ Victorian Almanac (A.voca). ' ' · 1869. Fturfax a Handbook to Australasia. 1841. Kcrr's Melbourne Almanac and Port Phillip Directory. 18o!2. •. ' 18611. 1\furrats Victoria Nautical nnd Commer~ial Almanac l SGS. Pierce s Melbourne Directory and Alman11c. · 186

TASMANIAN ALMANACS. 1825. Bent's Tasmanian Almanac. 1827. 1828. '' " 1860. Hull's Royal CnlendiU' nod Guide to Tasmani&. 1832. Molville's Van Diomen'a Land Alm11nao. 1833. ISM. 1836. 1836. .. .. 1867. Pratt's Hobart Town Directory and Almanac. 1830. Ross' Hobart Town Almanac. ISM. 1835. u n 1837. EUiston and Ross' Hobart Town Almanac and V. D. L. Annnt.l. 1848. Woods" Vllll Diemen'a Land Royal Calendar, Colonial Regiater, and Alma.aac. 1849. " " 1850. " 1851. Tasmanian Almanac. 1866. 1867. NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC. 1863. New Zealand Church Almanac.

QUEENSLAND ALMANACS. 1869. Pugb's Moreton Bay Almanac. 1860. Queensland Almanac. 1861. and Law Calendar. 1862. Directory, and Law Calendar. 1863. 1864. 1866. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ALMANACS. 1864. Adelaide Almanac, Town and Country Directory, and Guide to South Australia. 1849. Royal South Australian Almanac and General Directory. 1843. South Australian Almanac and Adelaide Colonial Directory. 1844. Imperfect. 1849. and General Coi~ui.al Directory. 1850. .. 1861. 1852. LIST OF BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, SANITARY REPORTS, &o.-(MISOELLANEOUS.) Life of W. SmeUe. MS. Hume's Essays. 2 vols. Barclay's Present State of Slavery in the West Indies. Clarkson on Slavery. 2 vols. The Slave Trade in 1858. Colquhoun on the Metropolitan Police Force. 1848. A Letter from one of the Special Constables in London. History of the Learned Societies of Great Britain. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society. Nabnthman Agricult11re. (E. Reoan.) Official Catalogue of International Exhibition, 1862-Induelrial Departm.ent-Fiue Arts Department. 1861. Report of Commissioners for inquiring into the etate of P opular Education in England, G vols. 1868-69. Report of the Council on Education. Literary and Educational Year-Book, 1860. PampMcts it~ packet l. Address to Zoological and Botanical Section British Association. (J. E. Gray.) Decimal Coinage. (J. E. Gray.) InstAllation Address of Lord Brougbam, University of Edinburgh. Inaugural Address by Gladstone, Univerility of Edinbw·gb. Remarks on Education. (RichiU'd Dawes.) Schools for Industrial Classes. Hinta 20 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM.

PAMPHLETS, REPORTS, &c.~ontinucd. Hint. on National Education. Iroo and Coal Masters' Prize Scheme for E ducation, •th Report of Working Men's Educatiooal Union. 1808. Rules for School orindustry at Bradford. Ragged School Union l\Ingazine. 16th Report of Ragged School Union. Normal Institute for Physical Education. Boaton, 11Inssac~ua~tte. 18U. Reports of the Registrar General, 8 to 18. lGth Uoport mtsetog. Pamphlets.-Packtt 2. Memorial to the late Lord Herbert. Address to Lord Rrougbam at tho Associatioo for Social Science. Criminal Management. (Cartwright). Crime and Criminals, Minor Morals. (R. Forbes). Memoranda relating to Colonies, Trade, &c. (F. Banniater.) Our Colonies. (J. Plummcr). The Co-operator. The Co-operator's Hand-book. Industrial Co-operation. Self-help by the People. (Holyoak.) lndustrtal Self-help in 1564. (Jobn Plummor.) Freedom ofLabor. Strikes. .. 'l'rades' Unions, Combinations, and Strikes. Workmen's Dwellings and Model Lodgiog Houses. Public B~atbs and Wash Houses. Sewering of Towns and Draining of Houeee. Complaints of tbe Poor People of England, 1793. Results of Sanitary Improvement. Sanitary Condition of the Army. Small Pox and Vaccination. A Voice from the Bench. .A Voice from the Bench Vindicated. 1867. Tbe Peoples' Blue Book. 1843. Trades and Manufactures. 2nd Report. 1844. State or large Towns and Populous Districts. lat Report. Drainage of Land forming Si tea of Towns. General Board of liealtb. Sewer Water and Town Manures. H ouse Drainage. Sewerage, &c. ,. Thoughts on the Dwellings of the People. (Thomaa Hare.) Labouring Poor. Allotments of Land. 1798. Reports for bettering the Poor. 1834. Reports of the Poor Law Commissioners. 1834. Reports on the Poor J,aws. 1851. L11.w of Settlement and Removal of the Poor. 1842. Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population or Great Britain. 1842. Local reports .. of Scotland. 1842. .. .. of England and Wales. 1848-49. Registrar General's report on Cholera in England. General Scheme for Extramurnl Sepulturc. Report on ditto (General Board of Health). Interment in Towns (Supplement). Instructions for Burial Boards. Pampldeta, Repqrts.-Packet 8. 1809. lith Report British and Foreign Bible Society. 1812. 2nd .. Auxmary Bible Society of Bradford. 1816. Srd .. City of London Central Biblll Association. tal&. 4th .. .. 1814. 1st Norfolk and Norwich Association in aid of tho Church Missionary Society. 1819. Srd .. Committee of tbe Methodist Missionary Auxiliary Society fol' Lincoln District. 1819. Srd .. Wesleyan Methndiat Auxiliar.Y Society lor Liverpool District. 182r.. Report of the Wesleynn Methodist Miss•onary Sooiety. 1862. Annual Report (27th) or the London City Mission. 1794. Letters on Missions by Mclville Home. 1820. 4th Annual Report of the Committee of Society for promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace.. Manuscript, Catalogues, Lettcrs, and IJoeumtnts as lo Free LWraries, in Packet No. 4. Willis and Sotheran's Catalogues, bound • olume. Supplemental Catalogue of the Melbourne l?ublic Library. Various Catalogues, Brockhaue, Trubner, &c. 1849. Report on Public Libraries. Edwards' Letter to Ellesmere. Edwards' Paucity of Public Libraries. Three Reports on the origin of the llfanchester Free Library. Letter to Sir John Potter-Manchester Free Libraries. 2nd, lith. 7th, 8th, 9th, lOth Reports of Manchester Free Library. Catalogue of Chief Lending Libruy, Manchester. Catalogue of Ancoa.t's Lending Branch, Manchester Free Library. Opening or Li,.erpool Free Library and Museum. l Oth Report, Free Libruy, Liverpool. 7tb Report, San Francisco M~rcantile Library Aasoc i11tion. Regulation& for Bolton Public Library. Catalogue of Boston Public LibrAry. Packet No. G.-Political Pamphlets. The State of the Representation of England. Letton, Commeroial and Political, to William Pitt. A Propheoy or tho French Revolution. The AUSTRAT.T AN MUSEUM. 21

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