1877. , VICTORIA.
REPORT OF THE TR,USTEES
OF THill
PUBLIC LIBRARY~ MUSEUMS', & NATIONAL GALLERY OF· VICTORIA,
WITH THK
REPORTS OF THE SECTIONAL COMMITTEES AND A STATEMENT
OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE,
FOR TilE rEAR
1" 8_ ~(0-, ~ 6 ...
l)RESENTED 'fO BOTIl HOU8l<~S OF PARLIAMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY'S COM~IANn.
til! alltboritl!: JOHN FERRES, GOYlmNMENT PRlNTER, MELBOURNE. Ne.11, THE, TRUSTEES OF TH,E PUBLIC LIBRARY, ETC.'
THE HON. 8m WILLIAi\[ Fos'mR STAWELL, THE lION., JOHN ALEXANDER :MACPHERSON, M.P. HIS HONOIt MR. JUSTICE BAlmY, PRESIDENT, CHaRLES EDWARD IllUGHT. ESQ., 'I'HE HON. sm FRANCIS l\IURPHY, M.L.C., 'PIlE REV. JOHN IGNAT£US BLEASDALE, D.D., DAVlO CHARTEHL'l ?I]c.Ul'rHUH, ESQ., J.I'., ·FleE·PRESIDENT, ,,[AllTlN HOWY mYING. ESQ., '::l~.A., IUS fiONOR MlL JUSTICJi: FELLOWS, TIlE EO". I'm WILLJAlII ~I. F. lIU'l'CHEI,L. JlLL.C .• 'l'IIE liON. sm JOnN O'SHANASSY, K.C.?lr.G., 'rHI, no". 8m GEORGE VERDON, K.C:~r.G., C.B., TilE HON. sm C. GAYAN DUFFY,1IL1'., 'rUE lION. sm CHARLES lIfAC J\fAIlON.,JlI.P., THE RON. BIll JAlIIES McCULLOCH, ·K.C.:\r.O., 'I'HE HON. WILLJAlII lIr. K. VAIJ~. THE HON. JA.ms '.GOODAI,J, FRANcrs, THE HON. FllANK STANLEY DOBSON, fif.L.C., 'l'lm nON. ']'UO?lIAS 'rUHNER A'm;CKETT, )f,J,.c., THl!, nON. JOHN J\[ACGHEGOR, 'fHE HON. SA)HfEL IH~NRY BINDO:-.r, 'rHE lION. EDWARD LANGTON, M.P,
1~teu illent : ~t1 ire4arCll illent: . HIS HONOR ~m. J1SS'l'ICE' BARllY, DAYID CHARTE;IUS JlICARTIIUR, ESQ", J.P.
~rec'lGtu:~t: 'I'HE nON~ EDWAIlD 1,ANGTON:
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LIBRARIAN: . ImNllY SIIIWFIELD, ESQ.
THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INmisTRIAL :r.mSmUM: J. COS:UO NEWUE;RY, ESQ., B.Se.
DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM: l'HOFE;SSOR ::IIoCOY.
THE MASTER OF SCHOOL OF PAINTING A.ND CURATOR OF FINE ART GALLERY, EUGENE YON' GUERAlm, ESQ.
THE MA!?TER OF' THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN: OSWALD 1l0Sg CAMPBELL, ESQ. >.
SECRETARY TO THE TRUSTEES:
UOBER'l' cUR'rI5, ESQ~
APPRoxnf.ATE COST OF REPORT. :£ 9. d. PrepaT~t!on-Not given., Prin\iu'J (U2" co; les) 84 0 0 TO THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF SECRETARY. 'The Trustees of the Public Library, Museums, and National Gallery of Victoria have the honor to report for the year 1876 :- At a meeting of the Trustees held 7th April 1876,' His Honor Mr. Justice ,Barry was re-elected President, and David Charteris McArthur, Esq., J.P., was re elected Vice-President; the, Honorable Edward Langton was elected Treasurer; the Sectional Committees were elected. The Sectional Committees were composed of the Trustees whose names appear at the head of each Report. ' The Reports of these Committees and of the respective administrative officers are annexed, from which full particul~rs of the general pl'oceedings and the internal economy of each section of the institution may be learned. In December the Honorable Sir Francis Murphy, upon leaving the colony for Europe, resigned his position as Trustee. At a special meeting of Trustees called to consider- 1. vVhether the number of Trustees should b.e 'fixed i 2. Wll€ther any, and if any, what provision should be made for the disquali fication of Trustees: it was resolved- 1. That, in the opinion of the Trustees, the number ,of Trustees should not exceed twenty-one. 2. The Trustees propose to make a regulatiop. for their attendance, which they will submit for the approval of the Governor in Council. The attention of the Trustees has been' directed by the Building Committee (see Report) to the defective ventilation of the Reading-room of the Public Library, and they recommend that, in view of the urgent necessity for increased accommodation for the Library, application be made to the Government for a grant sufficient for the completion of tl;le Great Hall, and for raising the r60f of the present Reading-room in accordance with the original design. With these recommendations the Trustees entirely concur: The accommodation required for the purposes of the National Museum at 'the University is wholly inadequate. A vote of £2,000 was included in the Estimates of last year for additional buildings; but after careful consideration, and in defer~nce to the opinion expressed in Parlfument in 1865, the Trustees have determined to re~om mend that suif;able buildings should be erected on the land vested. in them? \lnd the collection removed thither as 'soon as possible. For this purpose the Trustees have applied to the Government for a vote on the next Estimates.
(Signed), D. C. McARTHUR, Vice-President. REPORT OF THE SEOTIONAL CO}IMITTEE OF 'fHE PUBLIO 'LIBRARY
~er.tional I/tommittee: DAVID CHARTERIS lVIcARTHUR, Esq., Chairman; His Honor Mr. JUS~'ICE BARRY, . lVIARTIN Howy IRVING; Esq., lVI.A: The Hon. Sir WILLIAM FOSTER STAWELL, Sir GEORGE VERDON, K.G.lVI.G., C.B., The Hon. S,ir JOHN O'SH.ANASSY, K.C.lVI.G., The Hon. JOHN :J.1ACGREGOR, The Hev. JOHN 1. BLEASDALE, ,D.D., The Hon. EDWARD LANGTON. The Sectional Committee of the Public Library have the honor to present th~ Report of th~ir proceedings for the year 1876. In accordance ,,vith the regulati~'ns, the enumeration of the books was made . in the month of lVIarch. The schedules ~how the amount of money expended during the year for the purchase of books and binding in Europe and the colonies ... (Ree Schedules I., II., and III.) The Fourth and.Fifth Schedll1es show the number of books received as donations and under' the Copyright J\ct, with the flill particulars respecting them. The Sixth Schedule gives the circulation of volu.mes ftom the Lending I,ibrary, the towns to which the books have been forwarded, and the number of persons within whose reac~ the books have been brouO'ht.'" . . . 1>' - , -The. more important donations, as shown in Schedule IV., are those contributed ,by the departments of the EngJish Government, by the Master of the ·Rolls, the Commissioners of () Patents, the :qritish lVIuseum, the Governor-Gener:alof India, the Lieutenant-Governors of the Provinces, the departments of the Government of Canad(1 and other Colonial Possessions of the Crown, from the Government of the United states, particularly that of Rhode Island, several , Libraries of San Francisco, Boston, and New York, the· Smithsonian Institute, the Governments of Germany, Belgium,. and Holland, and, the Universities of Giessen and Heidelberg, by the .Athenreum and CObden Clubs, and the Corporation' of lVIelbourne.· ' The donation made. by the Government of the United States is unusually large.· Many contributions also are due to the liberality of the Commissioners for the Philadelpliia Exhibition. The Government of California has also hugely contributed. . The interest thus shown in the institution is attributable to the exertions of Sir Redinond Barry, who h:;ts brought the Library under' the notice of all kindred institutions in America visited by him. .' . The donation of the Athenreum Cluh and of the Melbourne Corporation claims also especial notice; the latter consists. of 20,.and the former of 351 volumes and pamphlets. The Unitarian Association of America also pre~ented 34 volumes. Among the gifts made by private donors may be mentioned that by Colonel Champ, of .41 MSS. and vocabularies relating to the Aboriginal tribes Of the Australian Continent. . The enum:eration now finished,;1s compa~ed with that of 1876, gives the following com parative returns :':'-', Yolumc9 of Books. l'al-t., Pamphlet., &c. , 1876 , .. 73,202 1876' 14,378 1877 ..... 76,044 1877 13,775, Showing an increase of 2,239. . This increase is mainly due to the liberality of the donations as referred t9 above. The Co~urriittee :have decided to purchase from local hou,ses for six nionths as an experi ment, and an o~der for 687 ~olumes is now in course of Epxecution by 'Messrs. George Robertson, Mullen, and Bailliere. . , . , . . -' _ '. The catalogue or the Library referred to in the last Report is still unprinted. The Committee again recommend the Trustees to ask the Chief Secreta.ryto place on the Estimates a snI? sufficient for the publication of this work, which is often asked for and much. needed by the public. The present enumcrH,tion gives 28 ai:\ the number of missing; and 14 as the number of· mutilated- works. - - The Committee again have to call attention to the want of proper ventilation in the galleries. An experiment of placing a ventilator in the ceiling has been made, and though the atmo.sphere in the immediate vicinity was somewhat cooled by this means, bnt little perceptible difference in the general temperature was made. ' SCHEDULE 1. BOOKS, ETC., PURCHAi5ED IN MELBOURNE, 1876.
Bought from- Volumcs. Amouni. Total. Bought frol1i- Volumes. Amount. ToW.
- .. --~~~--- I £ s. d. i£ s. d. s. d. £ s. d. I £1 Bailliere ... 58 i3 18 0 Sands & McDougall 1 5 0 Ditto ...... 10 25 80 Ditto ...... 1 1 5 0 lJitto ...... 31 20 12 3 Ditto ...... 1 1 . 5 0 -----119 18 3 , ~ ::- 3 15 0 Bruce ...... 12 ... 0 15 6 Scott ...... 6 .. , o 19 6 GOI'don and Gotch Subscription ... 21 3 0 Smith ...... 81 36 4 6 Jones ...... 79 ... 13 11 6 Ditto ...... 6 1 3 6 Maxwell ... Subscription " . 18 18 0 37 8 0 Mcl'1ahon ... 2 .. . 0 3 6 Stillwell• & Kni"ht0 2 ... 1 6 0 Mullen .. . Subscription 21 17 0 Ulrich ... 1 ... 2 15 0 Dirto .'" ... 33 13 10 6 Ditto ...... , 235 95 11 3 Dino ... 8 vol •. & sub. 12 104 I Books for Lending. Ditto •.. ... 77 37 11 9 ---- 181 010 Mullen ... 71 ... 35 18 9 Needham 4 . 2 Smith ... 32 12 9 ... .. 0 . 6 ...... 9 Robertson '" 38 34 2 6 Ditto ...... 154 72 18 6 ---- 107 1 o I,'I 554 9 1
SCHEDUI~E II. BOOKS BO'UND AND REPAIRED lN MELBOUR~E, 1876.
By whom. Bound• Repaired. Amou~t. Total. . £ s. d, £ 8. d. Evans, Campbell, and Co. ... 100 50 38 IB 3 Ditto ... •...... 100 30 43 4 0 Ditto ...... 50 50 20 18 9· ------103 1 0 Pownceby ...... 102 100 63·7 6 , Ditto ...... '" 102 51 41 4 0 Ditto ...... 100 50 62 3 3 Ditto ...... 9l:! 50, 47 18 6 Ditto ...... 100 30 '40 2 9 Ditto ." ...... 100 342 55 14' 0 Ditto ...... 116 50 54 1 3 ----, 364 11 3 1467123
SCHEDULE III. B OOKS 1JunCHASI>;D Hi .!2;UROPB, 8 76.' ! • Pamphlets and Bought frolfl- • Volumes. IJurts. Amount • Total.
, £ s. d. £ s. 'd. Mr. James Bain .... True' Briton ...... 87 93 " 148 6 '6 ... Hampshire ...... 64 ... ' 104 18 ' 1 " ." Ban.q"lore ...... 39 90 gS 0 7 " ... Nortllumberland ... 44 62 40 12 ' 1 " ... Duchess of Edlnburult ... 26 40 56 2 10 " ... Christiana Thompson .'.. .-56 ... 99 5 7 " ... Somersetsn.ire ...... 64 27 105 I 11 " ... Aristide,~ ...... 96· ... 53 6 1 " .. , ... ." 57 ...... " ... Kent" ...... 48 ... 86 S 2 " I ----- 782 1 10 Mr. F. Muller ." Oneida ... ." 146 ... 90 0 0 .... Rona ... 11:1 ... 109 5 O· " ... " ... Duchess of Edinburgh ... 114 ... 41 0 0 ...... 78 ... 40 16 8' " ... Holmesdale " ...... 261 69 6 0 " ... I --'--'1 350 ~ 1,132 !:1 6 i I 6
SCHEDULE IV. , DONATIONS TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR 1876-7. , ! i . Donors. Volume •. Pamphlets. lfapa. Papers. lIIngie. Engravings. PhGtographs. Broadsheets. lIIIscellaneous.
America " . 1,133 2,402 171 5 ...... 149 4 2 Asia ... 22 73 ... I ...... Australasia ... 172 319 391 3,068' ...... Europe ... 441 546 15 56 ... .:- ...... , 1,768 3,340 577 3,130 ... 149 4 2 j • .. .
. ,SCHEDULE V. WOR~S LODGED UNDER COPYIUG-HT ACTIN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING. 31ST :MARCH 1877.
Month. Volumes. I Pumplet•• 1I11lps. Pupars. Music. i Engravin••• Photographs. Broadsheets.
. 1876 . April ...... 1 20 .. . 661 ...... 5 May ...... 1 14 ... 692 '" ...... June ., ...... 30 ... 681 ...... July ...... ' 31 , ...... 681 ...... August ...... L 26 ... 692 ...... September ... .. , ... 13 ... 682 ...... October ...... 1 23 ... 681 ...... '" November ••• ...... i3 ... 681 ...... '" ... December: .. ... I 16 ... 733 ...... 1877. I January ...... 1 14 ... 733 ...... ! February ...... 1 21 \ ... 661 ...... March ...... 15 ... 681 ......
7 246 ... 8,259 ...... 5 I ..
SCHEDULE VI.' . BOOKS LENT TO COUNTRY LIBRARIES, MECHANICS' INSTITUTES, ETC.
Place. ' Population. Volumes. l'lace. l'opulation. Volumes.
Avoca ...... 8,000 409 Heywood ... '" '" 200 Ballarat School of Mines 36,253 38 Horsham ...... 2,000 200 Belfast ... , .... 10,396' 300 Rew ... '" 4,000 .fOO Brunswick ...... 4,000 311 Maryborough ... 3,700 300 Car[lgham ...... 950 100 Nagambie ...... 153 Dandenong 860 157 Preston ...... 217 ...... I Echuca ...... 4,000 330 , Seym,our ...... 450 300 Geelong ...... 11,000 210 Stawell ...... 7,908 316 Harrow ...... 158' 207 Hawthorn ...... 8,000 600 . ... 4,748
SCHEDULE VII. " . NUMBER OF VISITORS TO THE LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER 1876. January 19,403 August ' 21,142 February 15,196 ' September 20,145 March 7,518* October ..... , 17,961 April 18,890 November 21,057 May 19,085 December 16,832 June 18,1,37 July 18,799 Total 214,165
.. The Library Wall closed tor cleaning and enumeration of the books from the 1st to 20th bIarcb. 7
DONATIONS FOR YEAR COMMENCING 28TH MARCH 1876~ Affleck and Gray-Border Post Almanac for 1877. 8vo. Pamphlet. Albury. Agnew, William- The British Tradc Journal, 09tobcr 2nd 1876. 8'10. Pampll1et. London, 1876. The British Trade Jonrnal. Vol. 14, No. 168, December 1st 1876. 4to. Pamphlet. '1876. Albany High School, U.S.-The Tl'us,t'ees of- ' Public Instructions and Proceedings of Board. Vole. 3, 4, 5. 8vo. Albany, 1871-;3 •. Dedication of New Building, 1876. Svo. I)amphlet. Albany, lS76. Penitentiary-Twenty-seventh Annual Report, IS75. 8'10. Pamphlet. Albany, 1875. Jhnks, Hon. A. B.-Message, June 26th 1876. 8vo. Pamphlet. . Public Instruction, New York, Twenty-sccond Report. 8'10. Pamphlet. Albany, 1876. American Unitarian Association- Channing, ,William E.~The Works of. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1875. Channing, William E.-Memoir of. 8vo. 3 'lois. Boston, 1874. Christianity and Modern Thought. . 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1876. Clarke, Jamcs Freeman-Orthodoxy, its Troths and Errol's. 8'1"0. 1 vol. Boston, 1875. Clarke, James F:reenlan-The Christia,n Doctrine of Pmyer. 8va. 1 vol. Boston, 1874. Clarke, James Freemall-Steps of Belief. 8'10. 1 vol. Boston, IS74. Clarke, James Freeman-The Christian Doctrine of Forgivciless of Sin. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, IS74. CollJer, Robert Lairti-Every.dn), Su[(jects in Sermons. 8vo'. 1 vol. Boston, IS72. Eliot, William G,-Lectures to Young Mell. 8yo. 1 vol. Boston, 1873. Eliot, William G.-I,ectnres to Yonng Women. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, 1869. Eliot, William G.-Discolll'ses on the Doctrine of Christianit.y. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, IS76. Eliot, William G.-Early Religious Education. Svo. l yol. Boston, IS71. Farley, FI'ederiek A.-Unitarianism Dl'fined: The Scripture Doctrine of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. 8'10. 1 voL Boston, lk73. Greenwood, F. W. P.-Lives of the Twelve Apostles. 81'0. 1 vol. Boston, IS74. Martineau, James-Studies of Christianity. 8\'0. 1 vol. Boston, 187~. May, Samnel .Toseph.l\'femoil' of. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, 1876. Metcalf, Richard-Letter and Spirit. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1876. Morison, John H.-Disqnisitions and Notes on the Gospels. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1856. Norton, Andrews-Internal }~vidcnce of the Gelluineness of the Gospels. 8'10. 1 vol. Boston, IS56. Norton, Andrews-Statement of Reasons for not Belie\ring the Doctrine of Trinitarians. 8'10. 1 vol. Boston; 1876. Norton, Andrews-'The Evidences of the Genuineness of the Gospels. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, 1875. Noyes, George R-The New Testament: 8vo. ] vol. Boston, IS73. Noyes, George R.-New Translation of Job, Ecclesiastes. and the Canticles. 8'1'0. 1 vol. Boston, IS74. Noyes, George R.-New Translation 9f t.he Psalms and Proverqs. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, 1874. Noyes, George R.-New Translation of Hebrew Prophet~. Svo. 2 yols. Boston, IS74. Peabody, A. P.-Sel'mons designed to fnrnish Strength and Comfort to the Afflicted. 8vo. 1 vol. . Boston, IS72. Pears, Edmund H.-AthallUpia; 01', Foregleams of ImmOI·tality. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, 1870. Th'eologic..'11 Essays, l)y .Jowett, Stanley, find others. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, IS73. Ware, Mary C.-Memoir of-by Edwaru B. Hall. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1874. Ware, .John, ,Jr.-MemoiI' of. 8'10. 1 vol. Boston,IS74. Ware, Henry-The Life of the Saviour. Svo. 1 vol. Boston, IS73. Ware, Henry-Formation of the Christian Character. 121110. I vol. Boston, 1874. . Wilson, John--Unitarian Principles. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, IS74. Anonymons- , . Engineering-Serial-The Proprietors of.-Wise, W. Lloyd-Notes forhhe Guidance of Inventors, being part of a Series of ArtieJes. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. London, 1875. Iron-The Propl'ietors of-Iron; the Journal of Science, Metals, and 'Manu£'1ctnres. NOii.157-S-9-60. January and Febrnary 1876. Sketches of Australian Life anti Seenerv. 8'10. 1 vol. London, IS76. Bacon lind Co.-Collection of Pamphlets. • Ba;ncroft and Co.-Collection of Lithogrnphs, Pamphlets, &c. Bahama Islands-The Government of- Almanack, with Gnideto the Bahainas, for IS76. Svo. Pamphlet. Nassau. Report 011 the Bahamas fm' IS64, by Governor Rawsoll. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1866. Rules and Ordel's of the several. Courts of Law amI ~~quit.y in the Bahama Islands. 8vo. 1 vol. Lon don, lS76. Votes of the Legislative Council, commencing Oll 7th December IS75, ending 2nd March 1876. 8vo. 2 parts. Nassau, IS76. Bailliere, F. F.- Act to alter and amend the Law relat.ing to Appointment of Ministers and Parishes in Scotland, 1874. 8'10. 1 pamphlet. Glasgow, IS74. Act-Scottish Education, 1872. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Glasgow, 1872. Argtts il.lld Mr. J. G. Beaney. I pamphlet. Country Clergyman. Constipation, its Canscs" &c. Svo. 1 pamphlet. London, 1871. Kirkwood, Anderson-The r~aw of 'l'einds in Scotlani). Svo. 1 pamphlet. EdinbUl'gh, 1876. Liverpool Philharmonic Soeiet.y. 30th Season, 7t,h Subscriptioi1 Concert, 1869. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Liverpool. Penny Census of Grent Britain, 1871. 8Yo. 1 pamphlet. Manchester. Preyer, W.-Der Kampf um das Daseiu. 8'10. 1 pamphlet. Bonn, 1869. Schoedler, Fl'iedriclL-Dns Bach del' Nntnr.· 8vo. 1 vol. Brannschweig, ]867. 8 Bain, James- . BrYAnt" .1 ames'Henry- \Vo~'ship uud Ceremonial. !:i\'o. I pa.mphlet. London, 1869. Lu ther and' Arehbishop ManninO". i 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Folkstooe, 1873. , Watford Public Lihmry-Catal~gne of Books. 8\'0. 1 pamphlet. Wat.ford, 1875. ' Wanthl·op-Hon. Roht. C.-Oration on the 250th Anniversary of the Landing of the :filgrim Fathers Ilt Plymouth, 21st DeceD;lbel' ISiO. Svo. 1 pamphlet. Boston, 1870. Hallal'at Mecllanics' Institute-Sevcntcenth Annual Report of the Committee. Svo. Pamphlet. Ballarat, 1876. Ballal'at ~;cllOol of Mines-Auonal Report for IS76. 8vo. Pamphlet. B,allarat, 1877. ]jal'bel', Fountain-Jamiesun, .1ames---':How to Feed Infants. 12mo. 1 pamphlet. Melbourne, 187l. Barnard-Acte d'Abdieation de l'EmpereUl' Napoleon (first printed on silk) .. Frankfort, 17th April 1814. ]1an,)" His HonoI: Sir Redmond (fl'om the Philadelphia Exhibition)- Illtel'llat,ionul E?>:hibition Official Catalogue. British Section. (3 copies.)' IS76. Part 1. Bill of Fare of' a Dinner given by' the Commissiqners of Her Majesty's Colonies, at St. George's House, ill the Exhibition Grounds, Philadelphia, U.S., to the British COllimisoioners~ on Saturday, May . 20th] 876. (5 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. Philadelphia, IS76. . Heport.of the Tenth Indnstriitl Exhibition unum' the auspices of the Mechanics' Institute of the City of San FI"llIlI~isco. (13 copies.) .Svo. I vol. San Francisco, 1876. The Centennial 'l'ravelel', ISi6, (7 eopies.) 12mo. Pampalet. Philadelphia. WllUt is the Centennial and How to See it. (16 copies.) 8vo•. Pamphlet. 1876. Forty-sixth Anuual l{eport of t.he· Inspectors of the State Penitentiary for the Eastern District of Pellnsylvania,fol' 1875. (10 copies.) 8vo. 1 vol. Philadelphia, 1876. . Bl'ief Sketcll of .the Origin and History of the State Penitentiaey, by Richard Vaux. (7 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. Philadelphia, ISi2. . Guyot's New Int·ermediate Geography. 4to. I vol. ~ew YOI'k, 1875. Sixth Biennial Report of the Supel'intendellt of Public Instruction of the State of Califol'Uia, for 1874 and 1875. (3 copies.) Sacramento, 1875. California ~tate Agricultural SocietY's Transactions during IS74. (3 copies.) 8vo. Sacramento} 1875. The Palmer House, Chicago. Illustrated. (12 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. Chicago, 1876. Palmer House-a View of. (16 copies.) . Fa!. Chicago. I1Justl'ations of Greater Chicago. (2 copies.) 4to. Chicago. Bieunial Report of the Surveyor-General of the State of Califol'llia, from August 1st 1873 to August 1875. (3 copies.) 8vo. Sacramento, 1875. . Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania- A. Historical Sketch of G.eological Explorations in Pennsylvania and other States, by J. P. Lesley. 1874-5-6. Harrisburg, 1876. . B. PreJiminlll'Y u'eport on the MiuCI'alogy of Pennsylvania, by F. A. Gurth. i874. D. Progress Report on the Brown Hematite Ore nanges of Letngh Country, by l,!'t'ederick Prime. Harrisburg, 1875. H. Pl'Ogress Report on the Clearfield aud Jefferson District of the Bituminous Coalfields of Western Pennsylvania, by' Franklin Platt. 'Hal'l'isburg, 1875. I. Progress Repol't on the Venango County District, by John F. Carli. Harrisburg, 1875. -J. Specill,l Hepol't on the Petroleum of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, 1814. . ~r. ,Progl'ess neport, on the Laboratory of the Survey of Harrisburg, by Andrew S. McCreath. Harrisburg, 1875. . . Address delivered before tbe Medical Society of the State of California. at its Annual Session, April 1873, by G. A. ShUl·tleff, M.D. (3 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. Sacramento, 1873. Assembly of' California-Stunding Rilles; 21st Session. 8vo. Pamphlet. Sucramento, 1876. Biennial Report of the Controller of the 8tute of California, for the 25thand' 26th Fiscal Years. 8vo. Pampll let. Sacramento, 1875. Biennial l{pport of the Surveyor-General of the State of CaJifol'llia, from August IS~3 to 1875. (3 , copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. 'Sacramento, IS75. Correspondence in Reference to tile Alabama Claims between. Charles Ewart' a.nd Her Majesty's Government. (2 copies.) 8vo.' PIl~phlet. Coatesville, Po.. Catalogues of Books for Hale by D. Appleton and Co., New York. Catalogues of Books for Sale, Dick's Encyclopredia .. Catalogues of Books for Sale by Harper Brothers, Ne)v York. Catalogues.of.Books for Sale by Hurd and Houghton, New York. Catalogues of, Books for Sale by Van Nostrand, New York. Catalogues of Books for Sale by A. L. Bancroft and ,Co., San Frll!lcisco. . Catalogues of, Ellgm\'illgs, Etching8, and Mezzotints. 8vo. Pamphlet. Philadelphia, 1874. _ . Medical Society of the State of ,Califol'llia-Tmusaetions dudng 1872 and lS73. (3 copies.) 8vo. 1 vol. Hacrnmellto, 18i3. Williams, B. S.-Catalogue of Plants for 1874 and IS76. (8 copies.), 8vo. Pamphlet. London. Williams, B. S.-Catalogue of Seeds. (4 eopie.s.) 8\'0: Pamphle~. Londou> 18i6. The Cotton Question.' 8vo. Pamphlet. Richmond, 1876. The Grajfi Comparison. 8vo. Pamphlet. Richmond; 1875. Tobacco-The Position it has ever held. 8vo. Pamphlet. Richmond, 1876. Wellington's Catalogue for 1875. 8vo. P.amphlet. San Francisco. . School Furnjture, &c.-A. H. Andl'ews and Co.'s Catalogue. 8vo. Pamphlet. Chicago, 1876. Robinson Conway-The Practice in Conrts of Justice ill England and the United States. Vola. 5> 6, 7. 8~'0. 3 vols. Richmond, 1868-74. All about California. 11th ed. (3 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. San FranCisco, 1875. Pennsylvauia Raill'oad.Ca. 8vo. Pamplilet. Philadelphia. Travelers' Official Haitway Guide for the Unitpd Stntes and Canada. 8vo; 1 vol. Philadelphia. Carey, H. C.-Letters in l'(;>ply to the London Times. 8vo. Pamphlet. Philadelphia, 1876. Smith, ::rrf'!iident George-The Rise, Progress, and Travels of .the Church of Jesus Ch.rist of Latter . Day Saints. Rvo. Pl1.mphlet, Sa.lt La.ke Oity, 1872. . Barry, His Honor Sir Redlllond'(from the Philadelphia Exhibition)- Unitarian Review and Religious Magazine. Vol. 5, March 1876, No.3. 8vo. I part. Boston. Catalogue and Price List of Pumps, Hydraulic Machines, Rams, and other goods, 1848. 8vo. 1 vol. New York, 1876. /) Heckel"s Croton Flour Mills. (3 copies.) 12mo. Pamphlet. New York. Catalogue of the Fifty-first Aunual Exhibition of the National Academy .of Design, 1876. avo. Pamphlet. New York. . . Fifty-third Annual Report of the Mercantile Libl'ary Company of Philadelphia, January 1876. 8vo. Pamphlet. 'Philadelphia, 1876. Catalogue of Reapel's and Mowers. (6 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. New York. Railway Time Tables, U.S.- 1. Atchison, Topeka. and ~anta Fe. 2. Atlantic Coast Line to the South. 3. BU,rlinglon Route. 4. Califomia, the St. Louis. 5. Canada Southern. 6. Chicago N ort,h- Western. 7. Chicago, Madison, and St. Paul Line. 8. Chicago, Milwaukie, and St. Paul's. 9. 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I Talmage, Rev. T. De' Witt-A Word for the Times on the Sabbath Question. Svo. pamphlet. o 6 eopie~. India, The Government&- Annual S!atement of the Trade and Navigation of Britioh India in the Year ending 31st March 1875. Fol. 1 vol. Calcutta, 1876. , , Accounts, Trade, (lnd Navigation of British India. for the Months October and November 1875, and the Eight Months 1st April to 30th November 1875, and onwards. Fol. Pamphlets. Calcutta. Annual Statement, Trade and Navigation, British Burma, 1870-5. Fol. Calcutta, 1876 .. , Atkinson, Edwin T.-Statistical, Descriptive, and HiRtol'ical Account of .the N.W. Provinces of India. Vols. 3, 4, part L 8vo. 2 vol/!. Allahabad, 1876. Bombay Presidency Census, 1872-Maps of the different C611ectorates. Part 4. Fol. Bombay, 1876. ' Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS. in Oudh, prepared by John Nestield. Fasciculi 6 et 7. 8vo. 3 pamphlets. Calcutta, 1875. Catalo/!ue of Sanskl'it MS8. discovered from 1st April 187510 30th .Tune 1875.~ Do. do. 1st October 1874 to 31st December iS74. 'S\'o. 2 pamphlets. Lu('know, lS75. . Finance and Revenue Accounts of Brit.ish India, al!d l-liscellaneous Statistics. FoI. 1 vol. R'nd 1 part. Calcutta, 1876. . Gazetteer of Ajmer.Mcrwal·d in Rajputana. Compiled by .T. D. Latouche. Svo. Pamphlet. Calcutta. Gazette of Indin-Second Supplement to. No. 16, 131h April 1876; Aug. 26, Sept. 2; 9, and No. 37, Sept. 9, 187f;' Register B-Nos. 36; 39, 40, 41, Sept. 2, 16, 22, 23, 26, 30, Oct. 7, 1876. Regi;,ter No. 33--.-:.Nos. 42 to 45, Oct. 14 to Nov. 4, IS76; No. 33, Nov. 11, 1876; Nos. 46, 47, 48,
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Langley, B. G.-Collection of Directories. . La;y, Benjamin-Short Genealogical View of the Family of OliV'er Cromwell. ,4to. 1 vol. London, 1788. Libraries- , Admiralty-Catalogue of the Library Books. 4to. 1 vol. London, .1875. Birmingham Free Library-Catalogue of the Shake~peare Memorial Library, by J. D. Mullins. 2nd part. Section 1. 8vo. 1 part. Birmingham, 1876. Astor (New York). . Alphabetical Catalogue~ 8vo. 4 vols. New York, 1857-61-4. Alphabetical Burpl,ament. 8vo. 1 vol. New York, 1866. Act 'of Incorporation. 8vo.' Pamph let. New York, 1849. Annual Reports.. 8vo. 27 pamphlets. Albany, 1850-76. Boston Public- Catalogue of nooks belonging t6, the Lower Hall of the Central J;)epartmellt. 8vo. 1- vol. Boston, 1873. Bulletins.. Nos .. 33, 34, 35, and onwards. 8vo. Pamphlets. Boston, 1875. Index to the Catalogue of Books in the Bates Hall. 1st supplement. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston,IR66. Catalogue of Books.and MSS.which formerly belonged to the Rev. ThoE. Princ~. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1870.' " Annual Report. 8vo. ,1 pamphlet. Boston, 1875. Handbook for Readers, with RE,lgulations. 32mo. 1 pamphlet. Boston, 1875 . . Report, Twenty-fourth Annual, of the Trustees, 30th Jupe 1876. 8vo. Pamphlet. Boston, 1876. . . . Brighton Free Library, Museum, and Picture Gallery-Third Annual Report. 8vo. Pamphlet. Brighton, 1876, Liverpool Free Public Library, :Vluseums, and Gallery of Art-Twenty~third Annual Report"for 1875. (2 copies.) 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Liverpool, 1876.. . . . Manchester-Report~ Twenty-fourth Annual, of the Council of the City, on the Working of the Public Free Libraries. 8vo. Pamphlet. Manchester, 1876. ' Mercantile Library 'Association of San Francisco-' . . Twenty-third Annual Report. 8vo. 1 pamphlet.. San Francisco, 1875. . Twenty-fourth Annual. 8vo. Pamphlet. San Francisco, 1877. Memorial Addresses on the Life and Character of .•John B. Rice, Alvah Crocker, Samuel F. Hersey, Samuel Hooper. 20th February 1875. Bvo. 1 vol. M.P., 1875. Public Sehool8, ,City and County of San .Fraucisco-Seventeenth to Twenty-second Reports of Superintendent of,Public 8ehools, for 1869-1875.- Report of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts. January 1874. 8vo. 1 vol •. Boston, 1874. . .' ' , Catalogue of tue Library. 8vo. I vol. San Fr!).ncisco; 1854. 'Pacific Coast Business Directory, for 1871-3. 8vo. 1 yol. Sail Franeisco, 1871.' Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War. Parts, '1, 2, and 3, 8vo. 3 vola. Washington, 1863. 252. miscellaneous pamphlets. V.D. Quincy-Cata-Ioglle of the Public Library of Quincy, Massachusetts. 8vo. 1 vol. Boston, 1875. San Francisco La,y Library-Statutes of California, Eighteenth Session of the Legislat!Jre, 1869-70. 8vo. I voL Sacramento, 1870. . Sheffield Free Public Library-Twentieth Annual Report of the Committee. 8yo. P;tmphlet. . Sheffield, 1876. Supi'eme Court, l\felbourne-Catalogue of the Library., (12 copies.) 8vo. 1 vol. Melbourne, 1875. Liversidge, Archiba'id-Liversidge, A.-Minernls of N.S.W. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Sydney, 1876. Longman and Co.-Notes on Books. No.' 84. Febrilary 1876; No. 86, August. 8vo.. 2 ·pamphlets. London. . '. .. . Ludlo\v, J. M.-Reports of the Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies for Year ending Deeember 1875.
<) Fol. 1 vol. Lomlon, 1876. . Mackay, Rohert- . The British Evangelist; Narrative of' the Awakening .. 4to. 1 vol. London, 1874.. Aeetopati)y ; or the 'I'heory and Mode of~pplication of Acetic· Acid. 8vo. Pamphlet. Lond?n, 1875. Acid Cure, by Francis Coutts. 8yo. Pamphlet. London, 1875. , Coutts, John-A Little Work for Mothers. 8vo. Pamphlet. London, 1875. Coutts, John-Man's Organie Constitution. (2 copies.) 8vo. Pamphlet. London. Gall, Rev. James-Immediate Salvation for the Chief of Sinners. 8vo. Pamphlet. Melbourne, 1875. Words of Grace-illustrated monthly magazine. Vol. 1, No. 1. . . Maccormac, Henry, M.D.-MMcormac, H.-'Oll Hnman Vivisection. Pamphlet. Mears, T. Lambert-:Mears, T. Lambert-Analysis of M. Ortolan's Institutes of Justinian. 8vo. 1 vol.. London, 1876. '. . Melbourne City Council- Notice Papers from Noyember 1857 to Noy,ember 1815. ··Fo1. ,19 vols. Melbourne. " Bye-laws, 'R'egillations,' &e., of the Corponitron, compiled by E. G ..Fitzgibbon-. :- 8vo. 1 vol.· Melbourne, 1870.' . Melbourne Sailors' Home--=-Fifth Report, of Committee. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Melbourne; 1876. Melbourne Athemimm-'-Reportof the Committee for 1876. 8vo. Pamphlet. Melbourne, 1877. Mercer, Rev. Peter-Mercer, Rev. ·P.-An Initiatory Catechism of Hebrew Grammar. 8vo. 1 vol. . MelbouTlle, 1876: ' , " ...... - . Morgan, ~lsopPI and Co.dBritish Trade J ouma!: Vol. 14, No. 159, 1I:1arch 1876. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. London. Murdock, Messrs.-Collection of Pamphlets. . . :Murray, Dewey, and Co.:...... Collection of Sundries. .. .' , :1I1nlhall, M. G. and E. 'T.-The Weelil!J Standard (J3nenos Ayres), Nos. 752 to 755. 8th to 29th December 1875 •. 15
Museums- British- Catalogue of Additions to MS8. in the Museum, 1854-60. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1875. Catlllogu,e of Additions to MSS. in Spanish. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1875. . Catalogue of Additions to Ilirds. Vol. 2. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1875. Catalogue of Additions to Oriental Coins. Vo!.1. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1875. - CataloO"ue of Additions to Oriental Coins. Vol. 2. 8vo. J vol. London, 1876. Selecdcin from the Miscellaneous Ins~riptions of Assyria, by ·M~jor-General Sir H. C. Rawlin$~n, KC.B. Fol. 1 vol. London, 1875: Imperial-For India and the Colonies-Prospectus and Plan. Pamphlet. London. 1876. New Zealand-Report, Tenth Annual, on the College Museum and Laboratory, with List of Donations and Deposits during 1874-5. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Wellington, 1875. Musee "Teyler" Archives. Vol. 4., fas. 1. 8vo. Harlem, 1876. N etherlands-The Go·vemment- . Algemeene Statistiek'van Nederland Statistiche Kaertjes. 8vo. 1 vol. Leiden, 1874; Statistische Bescheiden voor het Koningrejk der Nederlanden, 1860 to 1873. Vola. 5 to 9. 8vo. 5 vols. Gravenhage. . Verslag aan den Koning voer de Openbare Werken, 1873-4. 4to. 2 vols. Gravenhage: Verslag van den Staat del' Hooge Middelbal'e iu Lagere Scholen in het Koningrijk del' Nederlanden, 1872-3. Fo!. 1 vol. Uitkomsten del' Vijfde Tienjarige-Volkstelling in het Koningrijk del' Nederlanden op den erstene. December 1869. Vols. 2 and 3. Fo!. 1 vol.. s'Gravenhage, 1875. Schl,egel, H.-Mllsee d'Histoire Naturelle des Pays Bas. 8vo. 4 :vola. Leyden, 1862. Verslagvan den Staat der Hooge Middelbare en Lagere Scholen in het Koningrijk del' Nederlanden, , voer 1874-5.. Fol. s'Gravenhage, 1875. New South Wales-The Government- Anstralian Orchids, Part 2. By R. D. Fitzgerald, F.L,S., Blue Book for 1875. Legislative Assembly Votes and Proceedings. Session, ~875. Fol. 4 vols. Sydney, 1875. Legislative Council Journal, 1875-6. :Fol. 2 vols. Sy~ney, 1876. Mineral Map and General Statistics of New South Wales. 8vo. Pamphlet. Sydney, 1876. Mines Department-Annual Report for 1875. 4to. 1 vol. Sydney, 1876. New South Wales-Progress and Resources. (12 copies.) 8vo. :;ydney, 1876. Railways of-Report on the Construction and Working, from 1872 to 1875. Fol. 1 voL Sydney, 1876. Reid, G. H.-Essay on New South Wales, the Mother Colony of the Australias. 8vo. 1 vol. Sydney, 1876: Statutes-Pnblic and Private, of-passed Session 1875-6. 39 and 40 Viet. :Fol. Sydney, 1876. 'New Zealand-The Government- ' Acts and Ordinances of the ,Province of Auckland passed during Session 30. (2 copies.) Fo!. 1 vol. 'Auckland, 1875. Letters Patent or Letters of Registration for 1875. :Fol. Wellington, 1876. Statistics ,of the Colony for 1875. Fol. 1 vol. Wellington, 187.6. Otago Province-Departmental Reports and other Papers.' Fol. 1 vol. Dunedin, 1876. Oakes, :Mrs.-Englishwoman's Review. -KS. Vol. 8. , 1876. Observatories- Greenwich-Astronomical, Magnetical, 'and Meteorological Observations in 1873, under direction of Sir George Biddell AiIT, KC.B. 4tQ. 1 vol. London, 1875. India: Calcutta,,--Abstract of the Results of the Houdy 'Meteorological Observations taken at the Surveyor. General's Office, 1875., 8vo. 1 vol. Calcutta. " Leiden-Annalen del' Sternwarte herausgegeben von DI'. H. ,G. Van de Sande. 4to. 1 vol. HlJ,rlem, 1875. Melbourne-Monthly Records-December 1875, and onwards. 8vo. Pamphlets. Melbourne, 1876. New South Wales-l.feteorological Observations made at the Government Observatory for the Month , of December 1875, and onwards. 8vo. Pamphlets. Sydney, 1876. . Radcliffe-Results of Astronomical and Meteorological Observations made in 1873. 8vo. 1 vol. Oxford, 1875. . Washington-Astronomical Observations, 1870-3. 4to. 4 vols. Washington, 1873-5. O'Connor,J.-Resurgens, by the author of H lch Dien." 12mo. 1 pamphlet. London, N.D. 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Anti-Colenso-/tl1 Essay (ownl'll~ Bihlical Intorpretation, hy .Juh:l1ll1cS T,aicIIs. # Ryo. yol. London, 186:3. ' Dirks, nc,·. '1'. R.~The EXOlllls of Imw.l. 8\'0. 1 \'01. ,Lolldoll, 186:3. })Ill'ker, 'Frallk-Replies to Ihe 1st, 2nd, ilnl, n,nd 4th parts of Colellso'~ Pcntntclleh, &0. 8vo. 2 vols. Loudon, J 863-4 . •Tewish Reply (0 Pl'. Col ell So. 8"0. I "01. LOlldon, 186,5. Mosaic Origin of lhe Pentateuch Considered by'lt j,ayman of (he Church of' England. 8\'0. vol. Loudon, 18(14. Michleisen, J. AnlOld-'Ellgli!;h Biblical Cl'iticisllI, from It German Point of View. 8\'0. 2 . 'vols. LOllllon, 1864. Rogers,.B. R-The'D1osaic Record. 8vo. 1"01. London, 1863. Wickes, Rev. W.-Moses or the Zulu. 8\'0. 1 vol. London, J 863.
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Societies and Institutions- , Athenreum Club,- Pamphlets relating to Art 20 Medical 18 Bibliography 9 Political ,53 Educational ... 20 Scientific 61 French 9 Theological ... 41 India 9' War 49 Italian 8 Legal 8 Total 336 Literary 31 Civil Engineers, Institution of-Minutes of Proceedings. Vols. 40, 41. Se,ssion 1874-5. Parts . 2 and 3, vol. 42. 8vo. London, 1875. Session 1875-6. 8vo.' 2 vols. 1876. Cobden Club- . Cobden, Richard-Russia, Turkey, and England. 12mo. Pamphlet. ,Lolldon, 1876. Free Trade and the European Treaties of Commerce. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. London, 1875. The Creed of Free Trade, by David A. Wells, LL.D. 8vo. 1 pamphlet. Lonqon, 1875. The Romance of Trade, by Bourne (H. R. Fox). 8vo. 1 vol. London, N.D. Probyn, J. W.-Systems of Land Tenure in various Countries. 8vo. I vol. London, N.D. Stllart, .Tames M.-Tne History of Free Trade in TU8enny. 8vo. Pamphlet~ London, 1-876. Wells, David A.-Robinson Crusoe's Money. 8vo. Pamphlet. New York, 1876. Deaf an!.! Dumb Institution of Groniugen. Algemeen Verslag, 1874. 8vo. 1 vol. Groningen. Dublin (Royal), Journal of, No~ 44, vol. 7. 8vo. I part. Dublin, 1875. Dutch India, Royal Institution of, at the Hague- Bijdragep tot die Taal, Land, en Volkenkuude van Nederlandsch-Indie. Vola. 9, 10. 8vo. 2 vols. Gl:avenhage, 1874-5. " Meinsma, J. J. Babad Tana Djawi in proza Javanasche Geschiedenis. 1 stuk Tekst. 8vo. 1 vol. Gravenhage, 1874. . Rosenberg, C. B. H. Von-Reistochen naar de Geelvinkbaai op Nieeuw· Guinea ill 1869-70. 4to. I vol. Gravenhage, 1875. Schlegel, Gustave-Monogmphie Chinoise. 8vo. 1 yol., and Atlas (fol.). La Haye, 1875. Engineers, Royal Institution of, at the Hague- Tijdschrift van het Koninglijk Instituut van Ingenieurs. Verhnndelingen, 1873-4, 1874-5. 4to. 2 vols. Gravenhage. Tijdschrift van het Koninglijk Institllut van Ingenieurs. Verhandelingen, 1870-1, 1872-5. 4to: 5 parts. G raven hage. Notulen der Vergaderingen, 1873-4, 1874-5. 4to. 2 vo1s. Gravenhage. Register, 1869-74. 4to. 1 vol. GravenhagQ, 1874. Register op de Werken, 1847-69. 4to. 1 vol. Graycnhage, 1875. Tijdscllrift Algemeen Verslag van Notulen. 4to. 1 vol. Gravenhage, 1876. Verhandelingen. vertalingenyerscheidenheden Boekacan Kondigungen. Neuw Verscheenen Werke. 1875-6. 4to. 1 vol. Gravenbage, 1876. Geographical (Royal)- , Proceedings. Vol. 20, Nos. 1 and,2 ; 31st December 187.5, 23rd February 1876. Vol. 20, No.3. London, 1876. Journal. Vol. 45. 'Proceedings. Vol. 20. 8vo. I vol. London, 187.5. Geological, of London:.-Quarterly Journal. Vol. 32, Nos. 12.5, 126, 127. IM76. Geological, of Manchester-Transactions. Vol. 13,paits 2, 3, and 4. Vol. 14, parts I, 2. Industry, Dutch Society of- Tijdschrift, 1873-4. 8vo. 3 vols. Haarlem. Handelingen, 1873-5. 8vo. I vol. Haarlem. , Voor de Cultuur der Zijderupsen dool' Dr. L. C. E. E. Fock. 8vo. I vol. Haarlem, 1873. Imperial Society of Moscow (Natural Hist.). Bulletin, 1875. No.2. Linnean, of New South Wales-Proceedings. Vol. I, parts I; 2, 3, 4. 8vo. 4 pamphlets. Sydney.. 1876-7. Lombardy (Royal), of Science and Lilerature-Rendiconti. Vol. 6, fasc. 20. Vol;7, fasc. 1 to 20. and vol. 8, fasc. 1 to 20. 8vo. 3 vols. Milano, 1873-5. Massachusetts Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Aniumls-Onr Dumb Animals. Vol. 8; No.9. February 1876. 410. I part. Boston, 1876. . Naval ,f\rchitects, Institnt.ion of-Transactions. Vol. 16, 4to. London, 1875. New Zealand Institute-Transactions and Proceedings. Vol. 8. 8vo. 1 vol. Wellington, 1876. Peace 80ciety- . , The Herald of Peace. 4to. London, 1876. The Herald of Peace. No. 316, 2nd October 1876; No. 31'7, Ist November; Nos. 318, 319, December . . Royal Colonial Institute-Proceedil~gs. Vol. 7, 1875-6. 8vo. 1 vol. London, 1876. Royal, of Victoria-Transactions and ProceedinG'S. Vols. 11 and 12. 8vo. 2 vols •.Melbourne, 1876. 0 Royal, of New gouth Wales-Transactions and Proceedings for 1875. Vol. 9. Sydney, 1876. Science, Dutch Society of, at the Hague- , Archives Neerlltnd~ises des Sciences Exactes at Naturelles. Tomes I, 3, 4, 5. 8vo. Vol. 2, Nos. 2 and 3. La Haye, 1875. Hoffmann, H.-Zur Species Frage. 410. 1 vol. Haarlem, 1875. Zeven-en-veerligste Verslag der Haodelingen. 8vo. Pamphlet. Leeuwarden, 1875. NQ.11. E 18
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United Sta.tes-The Government- Agriculture, Department of- List of Agricultural Societies. 8vo. Pamphlet. Washington, 1870. List of Plants collected in Nevada, 1867, 1869. 8vo. Pamphlet. Washington. ,Culture of Ramie and Jute. 8vo. Pamphlet. Wasbington, 1873. Report, &c., on Cundurango, by W. S. W. Ruschenberger: 8vo. Pamphlet. Washington, 1873. Eucalyptus Globulus, by J. E. Planchon. 8vo. Pamphlet. Wasbington, 1875. Report of the Department of State on Forests and Forest Culture of Sweden. 8vo. Pamphlet. Washington. Bibliography- Catalogues and Reports of the Library of the Department of the Interior :-1871; Alphabetical, '1873, 187f>' 8vo. 3 parts. W lIshington, 1871-5. Catalogue of the Department of Justice Law Books. 8vo. W~shington, 1874. Catalogue of the Department of the Treasury, July 1873.' 8vo. Washington. Catalogue of Chief Signal Officer, 1872. 8vo. Washington. Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeons. 4to, 1 vol. Washington, 1872. Catalogue of the Library of the Hydrographic Department. 8vo. Pamphlet. Washington, 1875. Catalogue of Mercantile Library, Philadelphia. 4to. Philadelphia, 1870. Catalogue of New York, Law Institnte. 8vo. New York, 1874. Catalogue of Maryland State Library. 8vo. Annapolis, 1874. . Catalogue cif Boston Public, 2nd, 4th, 9th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 17th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd Reports. Boston, Public-Reports of Libral'ian. Boston, 1854, 1875. Chicago Public Library-Annual Reports, 1 to 4, and Finding Catalogue. 8vo. 5 pamphlets. Chicago, i873-6. Roxbury Branch Library Catalogue. 8vo. ~oston, 1876. Catalogues, &c., various Pamphlets. 8vo. 15 pamphlets. V.D., P. Mercantile Library Company. 8vo. 24 pamphlets. Literary Pamphlets. 8vo. 19 pamphlets. Municipal. 3 pamphlets. Scientific. 16 pampblets. Foreign-:-Spanish, German, &c. 14 pamphlets. LegaL 10 pamphlets. Congress Papers and Reports (bound)- Reports, ,Secretary at War, 1869-70, 2 vols.; 1870-1,2 vols, ; 1871-2,2 vols. ; 1872-3,2 vols.; 1873-4, ,3 vols. 8vo. 11 vols. Reports, Interior, 1869-70, 1 vol.; 1870-1,2 vols.; 1871-2,2 vols.; 1872-3, 1 vol.; 1873-4, 2 vols. 8vo. 8 vols. Reports, Navy, 1869-70, 1 voL; 1870-], 1 vol.; 1873-4, 1 vol. 8vo., 3 vols.· . Reports, Patent, 1869-70,3 vola.; 1870-1, 1 vol.; 1790-1873, Index, 1 vol. ; (1st Session 43) Report~, 1 vol. 8vo. 6 vols. Reports, Agriculture, 1869-70, 1 voL; 1870-1, 1 vol. ; 1871-2, 2 vols. 8vo. 4 vols. Reports, Finance and Currency, 1869-70, 1 vol.; 1870-1, 1 vol.; 1871-2, 1 voL; 1873-4, 1 vol. 8vo. ',4 vols.· . Reports, Foreign Relations; 1870-1, 1 vol. ; 1871-2,1 vol.; 1872-3,6 vols. (4 Geneva) ; 1873-4, 4 vola.; 1874-5, 1 vol. 8vo. 13vols. . . Commerce and Navigation, 1869-70, 1 vo}.; 1871-2,2 vols.; 1871, 1 vol.; 18.72-3, 2 vols. ; 1873-4,2 vols.; 1874-5, 1 vol. 8vo. 9 vols. Treasury, 1871-2, 1 vol.; 1872-3, 1 vol. ; 1873-4, 1 yol. 8vo. 3 vols. Executive Document, 1869-70, 4 vols.; 1870-1, 5 vols.; 1871, 2 vols.; 1871-2, 7 vols. ; 1872':'3, 5 vols.; 1873-4, 6 vols. 8vo. 29 vols. Senate Documents, 1869-70, 3 vols.; 1870-1, 1 vo!.; 1871. 1 vol.; 1871-2, 2 vols.; 1872-3, 1 vol. ; 1873-4, 2 vols. 8vo. 10 vols. Senate Reports, 1869-70,'1 vol.; 1870-1, 1 voL; 1871, 1 vol.; 1871-2, 4 vols.·; 1872-3, 3 vols.; 1873-4, 2 vols. 8vo. 12 vols. ' Senate Journafs, 1869-70, 1 vol. ; 1870-1, 1 vol. ; 1871, I vol. ; 1871-2, 1 vol •. ; 1872-3, 1 vol.; 1873-4, 1 vol. ; 1874-5, 1 vol. 8vo. 7 vols. . Senate Miscellaneous Papers, 1869-70, 1 vol.; 1870-1, 1 vol.; 1871, 1 vol;; 18i1-2,2 vols.; . 1872-3, 1 voL; 1873-4, 1 vol. 8vo. 7 vola. Honse Journals, 1869-70, 1 vol. ; 1870-1, 1 vol. ; 1871,1 vol.; 1871-2, 1 vol.; 1872-3, 1 vol.; 1873-4, 1 vol.; 1874-5, 1 vol. 8vo. 7 vols. ' House Miscelhmeous, 1869-70, 5 vols.; 1870-1, 2 vols.; 1871,1 vol.; 1871-2,4 vols.; 1872-3, 3 vols. : 1873 -4, 4 vola. 8vo. 19 vols. . Committees' Reports, 1869-70, 3 vols.; 1870-1, 1 vol.; 1871-2, 3 vols;; 1872-3, 3 vole.; 1873-4, 5 vols. 8vo. 15 vols. Total-l67 vol". 8vo. Washington, V.D. Compendium of Ninth Census. 8vo. 1 vol. ,Washington, 1871. . Treaties and Conventions. 8vo. 1 vol. Washington, 1871. Mining, Rocky Mountains. 8vo. 2 vols.' Washington, 1870. 'i Court Martial on J. U ssher, &c. 8vo. 1 vol. Washington, 1870. British Case-Geneva Arbitration. 8vo. 3 vols. Washington, 1872. Freshwater Fisherie.s. 8vo. 1 vol. Washington, 1873. Routes to Seaboard. 8vo. 2 vol8. Washington, 1874. District of Columbia. 8vo. 3 vols. Washillgton, 1874. Guntel' and Wilshire Case. 8vo. 1 vol. Washington, 1874. Court of Claims Reports. Vola. 6, 7, 8, 9. 8vo •. 4 vols. Washington. Insurrectionary States: 1, Alabama; 2, Carolina N.; 3, Carolina S.; 4, Florida; 5, Georgia; 6, Mississippi; 7, Report of Commissioners.8vo. 17. vols. Washington, V.D• . Ninth Census. First Session, Forty-second Congress. 4to; 3 vols. Washington, 1872. Estimates, 1873-4 (Third' Session, Forty-second Congress). 4to. 1 vol. WashiDgton, 1874. »2 . 20
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United Stl1tes Coast Shrvev, 1866-73. 4to. 8 vola. 14a.United States Coast Survey-Report for 1868. Appendix No~ 5-Tides in Boston Harbour. United States Coast Survey-Ten Transit Instruments. Appendix No.8-Harbor of New York; its Oondition, August 1873. Washington, 1871. Appendix 9-Results from the Observations made at the Magnetic Observatory, 1867-9. 4to. Pamphlet. Washington. . Appendix: 9-Report to Professor Peirce on Nansett Beach. 4to. Pamphlet. Wash,ington, 1871. Appendix 9-J. E. Hilgard on the Use of Rail ways for Geodetic 8un;ey8. Pamphlet. Wash- iugton 1867. , Appendix ll-Repol't to Professor Peirce on a Leveling Instrument. Pamphlet. Washington, 1870. AI?P,endix 12-Deterwination of Weig'hts, &c. ,Pamphlet. Washington, 1872. Appendix 12-Measurement of Base Line. Pamphlet. Washington, 1873. . Appendix: 12-Results of Telegraphic Determination. Pamphlet. Washington, 1870. Appendix 12-Hilgard, J. E.-On the Zenith Telescope. Pamphlet. Washington, 1869. 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Wilson imd Sons;-Merc!Jntile DirectOl'Y OJ the World. 4to.· 1 vol. London, 1873. Winterb.lll'D and Co.-Collection of Pnmphlets.. I Wood~ John Denistolln-Wood, J. D.-On the Benefit to the Colonies of being Members of the British Emi)i!'e. 8vo .. Pamphlet. London, 1876. Woods. Rev. J. E. Tenisoll- , ' . . , -'Woods, Rev. J. E. T.-Descripl,ion-of New Tasmanian Shells. Woods, Bev. J. E. T.-On II New Genus of Nndibranchbta, Fam. Elysiadre, and on some Tasmanian , Patellidre. 8\'0. PRlDphlet. Habarton, 1876 .. Woods, Rev. J. E. T;-On 1.1Ie Geology of Port.land. Two Lectures. 8vo. Pamphlets. Portland, 1865.. .. I Paper;; and Proceelilngs and Report of the Royal Society of Tasmanlll, for 1875. ; 8vo. Hobarton, ·1876. Zeal, W. A~-The Times Newspaper for Wednesday, 'October 3rd 1798, containing Acco~nt, of the Batt-Ie of the Nile. No. 4298. . ' . ' - 33 REPORT OF THE SECTIONAL COMJHTTEE OF THE INDUSTRIAL AND 'TECHNOLOGICAL ~{USEU}I. fi,utiona:l ~onlmitlee: The Hon. SAMUEL H.' BIND ON, Chairman; The Hon. Sir JAMES MCCULLOCH, K.C.M.G., The Hon. WILLIAM M. K. VALE, CHARLES E. BRIGHT, ESQ., The Hon. JOHN MACGREGOR. The Rev. JOHN 1. BLEASDALE, D.D., , The Sectional Committee have the honor to report that the progress of the Museum has been satisfactory in all its branches. , The new Lecture Hall and Laboratories were completed during the year. Five public lectures were delivered, at which there was a fair attendance. The classes in Telegraphy continue to be well patronized; fully three times as many persons apply for admittance as can be accommodated in the class. At the examination held dllring the year, 23 students presented themselves, of whom 13 passed, 6 with credit. " The classes in Chemistry, Metallurgy, Assaying, and Practical Mineralogy were well attended. Several of the students made very good progress, and have been able to apply the knowledge acquired and accept responsible appointments in metallurgical and manufacturing works. ' o The donations to the Museum exceed in number those of any previous year, and have been received from nearly all parts ofthe world. (See Appendices A and B.) Several investigations and researches have been satisfactorily conducted for the Government in the Laboratories. Industrial and Technological Museum, SIR, Melbourne, 26th Mat'ch 1877. I have the honor to forward to you the following Report on the progress of the Museum during t.he year 1876. The very large additions to the collections, for ,the most part received as donRtions, have I'cqllil'ed un almost entire re-arrangement of the Museum. Several hundred speeilJlens are now ready'to be added, only' awaiting the construction of suitable cases. ' A detailed account of the Mineral collection.s is forwarded iu a report herewith prepared by Mr. Ulrich (Appendix B).. ' The additions to the Phytological section are given ill the list attached, prepared by Mr. McMillan. The Animal section has received several valuable additions, amOllgst the most notable I1re- , Samples illustl'ating the manufactures carried Oll by the Apolio Candle Company. "" " ,. Melbourne 'Woollen Mill Company. Cocoons from the Government silkworm establishment, Western Australia. A set of olle hundred var,ieties of fishiug appliances •. A collection of shells uEoed in manufactures. CoiIeeHon illustrating the uses of animll-l refuse. Specimens illustrating the composition of milk, flesh, ami bone. " , The Metallurgical section, one of the most popul:lr divisions of the Museum, has been greatly improved and entirely re-arranged. New models of fllrnaces suit.ed for the treatment of auriferous and other ores llave been added; also a very complete model of a' sulphUl'ic acid ehambCl'. All Ihe models have heen made in the Museum workshop by the skilJed workman, MI'. F. W. Bnmal'd. ' The extension of the section has been materially assisted by the collectious made hy MI'. E. F. Pittman, Associate R.S.M., my former assistant, while visiting the large works of Great Britain .. They include actual specimens of the ores, slags, fuels, and l'efmctory materials u.sed in producing marketable copper, lead, and tin. " It is now my intention to prepare a special catalogue for this section, as fresh additions will not materi!!lly alter th,e arrangement. ' , The catalogne of the woods, 01' useful timbers of Victoria, is now undergoing a final revision, Baron von Mueller having; at my request, kindly read the proof and 'made additions of valuable data concerning the woods. "' No. H. c 34 The Laboratory notef', mentioneu in my last Report, have been unavoidably delayed, and much mntter of technical interest now awaits publication. Several investiga.tiOlis for other Government depart mcnts have been carried out, and some, arc still in progress; the results being made public through the the daily press.. , . The Classes have ,all been well, attended. In the h,boratol'ies many of the~ttldents have ma~le good , progress"some taking partin original investigations und working out new technical processes to be applied in the workshops and factories of the colony. Very good reports are received of the success of students who have left the laboratories, and are now practically engaged in applying the informationdhey haye gained here. ',' . Five Public Lectlll'es were delivered during tlie latter part of the year. I The new lecture-room IS ~ound to be weI) suited for public lectures; no fault has belm found with its aconstic properties, or lIght. "':', The Buildings, with th\', exccptlon of, the ~'oof of the Great Hall, u:re in a fair state of repair. The roof of the hall leaks badly during heavy rain:,> with high winds, an'd sho'ws other signs ofwea~nes~._ The vibration is mnch greater than it Ilsed ~to' be. This can be noticed in stOl:mj weathet, by tlie' creaking of the timbers amI tile oscillation of the cords and weights attached to the sunlights.:, ,.'1 ~. ,;~A'" . Four instances of tlH'lft have recently occurred; they include a small gold. nugget (on loan .to .the Museum'), ,some native .gold crystals, and three books. The gold specimens were'taken from a glass case w,hi . : APPENDIX B. To tlte CII.airman of tile Industrial and Technological Museum Committee. SIR, Industrial and Tcchp.ological ~useum, March 18i7.. I haye the honor to submit the f~Jlowillg Report on the courses of lectures p.eli vered by me, and' on t.he increase, arrangement, and general condition of the Mineral and Rock collections under my> charge during the year 1876. ,". LECTURE COURSES. These hall, as in previous years, as subjects, the scientific nse of the' bl~wpipe and practi~al qr determinative mineralogy. During the first conrse-commencerl ill March and finished end of June-e~even students attended, eight of whom were instructed in the theoretical l)a1't of t.he use of the blowpipe, comprising the reactions of the principal oxides al'l:d acids, whilst the other thrl'e, being students from last y.ear's courses, continued practising the determination of all kinds of important minerals, both metallic and earthy ones. The second course of lectures, delivered during t.he months of August, ,September, October, and part of November, was attended by eight students, four of whom worked through the theoretical. part, as above explained, and the remaining' fOllr, after first learning to determfne simple inorganic compounds, progressed ultimately to the recognition of ores and other minerals. The attendance and progress of the students· during both courses were, wIth, few exceptions, satisfactory. One 8tuden t showed more than' common ability and zeal in the study, and as he also worked during other hours in the 1ab.oratory, uuder instruction nnd advice of both Mr. Newb~ry and myself, he soon became very accomplished in recognising mineral,s, a qualification which, according to his leUers, is of great assistance to him ill his present avocation, that of mineral prospector in Tasmania. ,I may also'mention, that one of the Museum attendants, who regularly attended the lectures, has thereby profited so fhr that he is enabled in most cases to give good advice to p~rsons bringing to them unknown minenil specimens to the :Museum. Another student of previol1s lecture courses, Mr. Morley, made such advance during the time of his laboratory practice that he could accept, and has since ably filled; t.he post of assayer at one of the silv~r mines iu the province of N elson, New Zealand. '. MINERAL AND ROCK COLLECTIONS. ! , The rncrease !md improvement of these .collections during the past year, more especially of the first named, have been very satisfactory', the more so, as by fur the greater number of the add.itions represent donations, whilst the remainder were obtained by exchange of duplicates, a gratifying proof that the public takes I1U active 'interest in the progress of tho Mupeum. The additions were as follo'ws :- ' I.-l\:hNEItAL DIVISION. ADDITIONS OBTAINED BY' EXCHANGE. , 1. A collection of about sixty good' specimens of Victorian ~inerals, representing the species Phacolite, Phillipsite, .i1iesolite, A1ialcime, Aragonite, Calcite, and Barile, from the basalt quarries-?f Richmond; Analcime, Natroliie, Gmelinite, Heulandite, Cltabasite, Aragonite, Do~omite (in psenilom6rph~ after Aragonite), Calcite, Chalcedony, Blaclt Coruooul~l, Hornblende, .Nepheline, ,Mica, and Oligoclase, from the older basalt of Phillip Island; Sclteelite, Apatite, Plwlerite, HOT'{lblende, Garnet, and Dolomite, from the Union Co.'s mine, Eaglehawk Reef, Maldou; a mineral resemblip.g Tachylite, fro~ the basalt near Geelong. , " , 2. Three specimens of Galena, finely crystallized, in unusually large crystals, from the lead mines of Champion Bay, Westem Australia. . ..,' 3. Twelve specimens of decomposed basaltic lavll., enclosing larger and smaller sphael;oidal masses . of Precious and Common PVltite Opal; also ~eyeral snch sphrerllies of both kinlls of opal, brokeu out of ~he matrix, from New ~outh Willes. . 35 4 .• collection forwarded by Dr. 'Shuchardt, mineral 'dealer, of Gorlitz, f>russian Sile~i~, composed of one hundred and five fine specimens of the following species from European a~d other localities :~ Augite:t- from ·Bufaure. Garnet (yellow), fl'om' MOllzoni. Lepidol~te,t from Zinnw~ld. Malacolite'" from Allochet. Dolomite, from Costa da Vent. A1'agomtct (2), f!'Om Kmttelfeld. Pistacite ;nd Orthoclase, t from Laumontite, * from Dolepalle. Aragonite, t from BUin. Allochet. Brandisite,· from Toal de Ill. Pyromorphite,t from Baden. Liebenerite,'" feom Viezena. Foja. Hornblende,t from Aussig. w'ernerite and Garnet,'" from ldocrase, from Canzocoti. NatroWe with Albine, f~om Monzoni.. Rockcrystal, from Dolepalle. Aussig. . . JI1ica,t from Toainizzoni. Carnelian,t from La Masonade. Emerald, from Eidsvold. Fassaite,t from Toal de In Foja. Chabasite, from Pufter Loch. Wapplerite," from Schneeberg. Trat'ersellite, t from Monzoni. Serpentine, t pseudomorph after Dolomite, t from Traversella. TOl~rmaline, from Mulat. Feldspa1', from Viezena. Ortho~lase,t trom .R.aveno. Brucite and Gltrhofian,* from lTralite,"f< from Viezena. Celestzne,t from SICIly .. Corn on berg. .1l'[esotype, from Cepit. Adularia,t from St. Gotthardt. Gehlenite,'" (rom Monzoni. Gymnite,* f!'Om :VIezavale. Bm'ite,t fl'~m Felsobanya.. Olivine,t from Pesmeda. Feldspar, from Valle Floriana. Zircon, in matrix,';' from MmsR: Spinel,t from Toal de la 1!'oja. Almandine with CltIorite,t from Mesitinespar,t fl'om Traversella. Batmchite,* from Toal de .Cima d'Astn. Diopside,t from Valle d'Ala. Rizzoni. Apophyllite, from From bach. . . J.l1enilite,;j1 ft'om Pads. ' Monlicellite,"" from Pesmeda.. Ardennite,* from Wippra. Barite, from Felsobanyn. lronglance,t from Monzoui. 11'onglance,t from Elba... Axinite,t from Dauphinee .. Strontianite,t from Seiase,; Alp. lTranolite and Walpurgine,* Selenite (twin),t from l'ans. Rubellane. "" from Monzoni. from WeisseI' l-Iirsch. Phillipsite, from Kaiserstuhl. Heulandite, from Dolepalle. Anglesite, t from Monzoni. Hyalo,~idel'lte,!If from Kaiserstuhl. Analcime,t from Ciamol. lTmnolite* (2), from Weisser Atacamite,t from Copiapo. Analcime,t from Frombach. Hirsch.. lIpalite,t from Kaiserstuhl. Mesotype, from Cepit. Erythrine,t from Schneeberg-. Wad,t from Freiberg. Calcite,t from Molignon. Cltlorotile,* from SciIneebe"g. Celestinet (blne), from Herm- !Seladonite, '" from Bufaure. Hpdroapatite, from Snarnm. gl'Und. Prehnite, t from Gobbia. Cei'ltSsite,t fl'om Lies. Pre/mite," from Jasmington. ApophyUi!e, from Cepit.. B01'acite, from Llinebnrg. SideJ'ite, from Liskeard. Tlwmsol1ite,t .from Pufier Loch. I(alaite,· from Jordansmlihl. Rockcrystal, from Poretto. Eisen/liesel, t fl'om GinlIJelJa. Zeunerite,* from Weisser Hirsch. Calcite, from Hartz. . Grossularite.t from Monzoni. Cltabasile, from Obel'llstein. Fluorite,t from Saxony. Labradorite, from Allochet. TYapplerite* (2). ii'om Schnee- Strontianite,* from Sendenhorst. Stilbite, from Pnfler Loch. herg. Semiopal,t from Hanau. AriortMte, in pseudomorphs after Pltillipsite,t from Asbach.· Augite (five crystals), t from the Fassaite/' from Pesmedl.l. Augitet (2), from Miiekenklibel. Auvergne. A number of the above specimens-those marked thus;;' were not previously represented, whilst others, marked with t, pl'Oved superior in quality to specimens bf the same species cOlltaine~ in th,e general mineral collection., DONATIONS. Seventeen specimens and samples of lode and stream-tin, from the t.in field's on the east coast of Tasmania. By Dr. Crowther, M.L.C., Tasmania. Four samples of stre01rl-tin of different size of grain, from dried fine slime to small gravel; also three Ilug-gcts of solid tin-ore, the largest above a fist in size, from the Stanhope Till l\nning Co.'s ground, Mt. Bischoff, Tasmania. By Mr. Lempriel"e. An ingot of tin, produced at t.he Stanhope Co.'s· Smelting. Works, Mt. Bischoff. By the Directors of the Company. .' . About forty specimens, comprising Zinkenite, Z.i[1cblende, Cassiterite (crystallized), Hornblende, . lind Cltlorite, from the Wal'atah mine, Mt, Bischoff; Hornblende, Sclleelite, li'tuorite, Gm'net, Ilmenite; Amphibolite, impregnat.ed with P..lfrr/lOtite, Copper p.lp'ites, P.lJrite, ,ArsenopYl'ite, and Native Bismuth; also sand containing Axinite, 'Tin-ore, .Native Bismutll, l1ud Ilmenite, from a rich mineral deposit at Mt.. Ramsay, Tasmania; It number of specimens of Garnet, some m[~ssive, some partly crystnllized and impregnated with IJorllblende and lIfagnetite, from a large ore-lode at the Emu HiveI' ; crystals of Augite, washed from the det.ritus and specimens of the parent rock-a porphyritic Dolerite-of a point of eruption; also sand, rich in 'hexagol1alcl'ystals of Ilmenite, and showing specks of .Native Bismutlt, Hampshire Hills, Tasmania. Collected by mysclf: . A fine specimen of Bismlttlzinite, associated with Siderite and Copper. pyrites, from the· Balhanua mine, South Aust111lia. By Mr. Cossens. . About a dozen sp!,)cimens, comprising Tourmaline, Chromite, Tetrahedrite with Galena, Gold in Shale, Mica, lmd Rock 'Tallow, from the province of Nelson, New Zealand. By Mr. Theodore Ranft. A fine specimen, showing a !lumber of specks of Gold in a, thin ferruginous quartz vein, traversing 'Opper Silul'ian shale, ti'om Alexandra. By Mr. McDougall. Three specimens of Quartz porphyry, with Cassiterite, f\'Om the Waratah mine, !'vI t. Bischoff, Tasmania. By Mr. Jones. About' thirty specime~ls, comprising Serpentine, impregnated with Clll'omite; 8cldllersp,ar, Enstatite, Diallage, and Allophane, from the Parson's Hood Range and the Pieman River, Tasmania; Ampllibolite with Miea, P!Jl·ite and Native Silver, from ore-lode at Emu River, Hampshire. Hills Tasmania. By Mr. Bell. ' , Twel\'e specimens of rich Nickel ore, and ten comprising .Galena, Chl'omite, Cltloropal, and Serpentine, from New Caledonia. By Mr.. Longbottom. .' . , Aboll,t a doz~n specimens,.inc:U(:iIig artificially crystaHized Galena, Oxide oj Lead, and Le.ad slag, the whole Illustratmg Herrenschmldt f:l process of roasting and smeltina in his patent. furnaces. By !l-h. Herrenschmidt. <:), c;! :w Several large pieces of Mag~letite and Lodestone, co~posed o{a mixture of Hornblende, Quartz, and, in decomposed 'portions, specks of Native Silver, from 'ore-Iode at the' EmU River, Hampshire Hills,' Tasmania. By Mr. Norton Smith, J.P. :. One specimen of Quartz, impregnated with specks of Native Copper, from a quartz reef at Bethanga, Upper Murray. . By Mr. Kissane. . : . . . A very fine large sp~cimen of rich Nichel ore, from the Boa Kaine mine, New Caledonia. By· Mr. Messner. . . Several specimens.of finely crystallized Galena, from lead mine, Champion Bay, Westarn Australia. By Mr. G. Hodgkinson. ". A piece of Silicified Wood and a Stalactite from Gippsland; a fragmen~ of Marble from Plymouth breakwater. By Mrs. Hazzard. Two pieces of Lignite, found in gold drift, at a depth of 150 feet from the surface, in the Victory Gold .Mining Company's workings, Gobur. By Mr. Phillip Salmon. ,.A sample of small specks of Osmiridium, washed from drift in the neighborhood of the Parson's Hood Range, Tasmania; five specimens of Bastite, two specimens of Diallage. two of ,Talc, and five. of Sckroetterite, from the valley of t~e Pieman I{iver, Tasmania; five specimens of Barite, fl'Om the J::I:nmmocks; and on~ of Fluorite, from silver mine on the Emu l~iver, Hari,lpshire Hills, Tasmania. By Mr. Bell. . A large piece of Lignite (part of stem of a pine tree), found at a depth: of :J77 feet from the surface, in the auriferous drift of the Ovens Gold and Tin Mining Co.'s workings, Eldorado Lead, Beeohworth. By the Directors of the Oompany. ' • \ Several buttons of Obsidian, from the basaltic plains of Western Dlst..ict of Victoria. By Mr. A~M~ I.. • Ten specimens fl'om different mines in South Australia, comprising five fine specimens of Molyb denite, in some associated with Copper p.yrites, from the Yelta Copper mine,; two very. fine specimens of Bismuthinite, crystallized and associated with Copper pyrites, one specimen composed of Native Bismutlt, Bismuthinite, Galena, Siderite, and Quartz, and one speoimen of Bismutldte (Carbonate 'of Bismuth), from the Balhanna mine; one large specimen of Coppel' p.yrites, partly crystallized ,and associated with Fluorite, ·from the Parramatta Copper mine. By lVII', Cossens. . A large collection of specimens from the tin mines at Mt.. Bischoff; ~Tasmania, c'omprising about forty specimens of Cassiterite, some .crystallized. the remainder massive; teo, specimens of Cassiterite in matrix (Quartz porphyry), from the MI. Bischoff Tin Mining COI~lpany's workings; thirty-four specimens of Iron pyrites, Zincbtende, and Zinkenite (Antimonial Lead ore), from the Waratah mine. By :nfr. Ferd. KHyser. , Three specimens of Granitite, showing on faces of joints thin drusy coatings of Heulandite, Tlwmsonite, and Chabasite (reddish-brown), from the lleighbo.rhood of Frankston, By Mr. O. Rule. Several pebbles of Roch-crystal and Cairngorm, from Evelyn. By Mr~ Allan Folkes. Three pieces of Lignite, fonnd under basalt at It depth of 208 feet from the surface, in the auriferous drift of a deep lead in the Astley mine, Daylesford. By Mr .•J. W. Amos. Several specimens. of black Tourmaline (Schorl), and pebbles of Rock el'!Jstal, from Beechworth. -By Mr. W. Fletcher. . A number' of specimens from different localities in Tasmania, comprising eight specimeni of Lodestone, composed of Fluorite, QUal't:, 111ica, IIornblende, Oligoclase, Zeolite, lind ·.Magnetite, from tunnel of silver mine, Emu Rivet', Hampshire Hills; one specimell"of QU(~l'tZ with·Epido~e (Pistacite), and olle of Quartz with Native Coppel', from neighborhood of Table Cape; Chromite (saud), fi'om Parson's Hood Range; Titaniferous Iron, frolIl: tile Emu l~iver and a branch creek, Hampshire Hills; several specimens of decomposed llornblende Rock, containing Copper !md Iron pyrites, and radiating fibrous Hornblende, from a dyke on the River Blythe. By)\fr. Bell. !. Two fine specimens of Selenite-a small OBe well crystallized, and :l. la,rge one composed of a close aggregation of crysta.ls-from a clay deposit 011 the Willandl'a Creek, betwelfll the ,Lachlan and Darling Rivers, New South Wales. By Mr. A. L. Burkett. ." , Several large pieces of basalt, showing on faces of joints fine speck~ of Native, Copper, from the Richmond basalt quarries. By Mr. Smith . . . A large collection of mostly small specjmens', the greater number from Mt, Vesnvius, Italy, and localities in Switzerland, the 'remainder from Victoria and other Australiqll colonies. By Mr. Bonwick . . From the great'liumbel' of specimol1s forwarded for examination were selected the following : Several pieces of a white mineral, supposed to be .Meerschaum, but which proved to be Floatstone, from the neighborhood of Launceston, Tasmania; a sample of gem-sand, rich in small but pretty well-developed CI'ystals of Sapphire and Zircon, and fragments of crystals of Topaz and Schorl, frOID the neighborhood of Pakenham; several specimens from a recently ~iscovered lIuriferous quartz reef at Bethanga, Upper Murray, consisting of a~ in~imate mixtnre of Magnetic, Coppe1', Iron, and ArSenical pyrites. n.-ROCK DIVISION. ·DONATIONS •. Two large, nearly perfect, Volcanic bombs, and about a dozen smaH Olivine bombs (of rare occurrence) from the basaltic point of el'uption, Miningoort, McArthur's Station, near Camperdown. By Mr. James Dawson. ' . -' - An interesting specimen, illustrating the connection of the auriferous quartz of the Nugget.y Reef, Maldon, with the granite of a dyke traversing the reef in the lower workings of the Alliance Company. By Mr. Burns, manager of the company. , Several fossil shells and It fossil bone of 'Diprotodon, from the 'fertiary'deposits in the neighborhood of Geelong. By Mr. O. Rule. . Eighteen specimens, representing Diorite, Ampldbolite, Dolerite, Scltorl Rock, Garnet Rock, Quartzite, Slate, ,9'c" from coast between Emu Bay and River Forth, Hampshire H.ills,.lVlt. Ramsay,. and Mt. Bischoff, Ta~mallia. Collected by myself. :37 . Several large pieces of Marble and specimens of fossiliferous Limestone, Gabbl'o, and Serpentine, from Waratah Day. By Mr. Cosmo Newbery. , Ten specimens (several of large size) from the coal measures of Warragawang, New South Wales, showing fiue impressionil 9f Glossopteris and other fossil plants. By Professor Liversidge, Sydney Gniversity. About twenty specimens, comprising the tin.bearing Quartz porphyry, Basalt, and otheL' rock species occurring at and in the nei).!hborhood of, )1t. Bischoff, Tasmania; also six samples of the stanniferous drift worked by the Mt. Bischoff Tin Mining Co. By Mr. Ferdinand Kayser, manager of the company. Twelve specimens of Clay-shale, showing fine impressions of fossil leaves, and seven specimens of Lower SilUl'ian Clay-slate with Graptolites, the fo!'mer from a layel' at a depth of 145 feet in, the latte!' from the rock bottom of an auriferous deep lead, worked by the Astley Co., Daylesford. By Mr. J. W. Amos. Abont torty specimens from different localities in Tasmania, comprising Serpentine, Gabbro, Enstatite rock, Felsite porplqJry, and Tourmaline rock, from the valley of the Pieman River j Felsite porphyry. Granite, Basalt, and Quartzite, from the valley of the Emu River; A mpllibo lite, Garnet rock, and varieties of Lodestone, f!'om the silver lode on the Emu River, Hampshire Hills; Metamorphic Schist and cnpriferous decomposed Dykestone, from the granite distriet of the Blythe River. By Mr. W. R. Beli. A collection of between twenty and thirty speeimens from different localities in the· province of Nelson, New Zealand, comprising Marble, Coal, Quartzite, and princip:illy Silurian slate, showing Spirifers, Terebratulce, Trilobites. Leptcena, and other fossils. By MI'. Theodore Ranft. Several large .pisces of cemented drift, rich in fine stream-tin, representing the washdirt of an old stanniferous lead in Mr. Aplin's mine, on the Severn River, near Stanthorpe, Queensland. By Mr. Dyson Aplin, J.P. .' Several specimens of Upper Silurian Sandstone and Shale, with Orthoceratites, and other fossils, from the Upper Yarra. Dy Mr. Drummond. ARRANGlmENTS, ALTERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS, ETC. Seventy-five of the specimens-those marked with • and t in the previously given list-sent by Dr. Schuchardt, of Gorlitz, were ineorporated in the general mineral collection in their proper places, according to the adopted system of arrangement. The collection of minerals from Victorian localities was increased by as large a number of specimens (donations, &c., in reserve) as conld be conveniently arranged in_ the four cases available. In exchange for the specimens noted above, besides three small ones, a large collection of duplicate minerals and rocks was made up, pl'Operly labelled, packed and forwarded per Lady Jocelyn, via, England, to Dr. Shuchardt, Silesia. .. . A small table-case was made up of specimens, illustrating the rocks (mostly varieties of Diorite) of a number of intl'llsive dykes, traversed by auriferous quartz veins, worked at 'Walhalla and Crossover Creek, North Gippsland. Huspberry Creek, Alexandra, Nillumbic, &c. The large number of specimens; both of minerals and rocks, from Victoria, the neighhoring colonies, and' foreign countries, partly received in exchange, bnt for the greater part representing donations, were, carefully examined, determined, and labelled, and, in default of, proper cases, provisionally arranged accOl'ding to locality of OCCUlTence, in eight drawers of the large store-cases, a division being at the same time made between such specimen~ d~serving to be incorporated in the standard Museum collections and others suitable for purposes of exchange. There are now a sufficient number of specimens on hand for the general mineral collection to render the interpolation of at least two large table-cases desirable; and for the proper display of the mineral and rock specimens from Victorian localities four additional table-cases would, I think, be hardly sufficient. A proper case for the display of the large mineral specimens-at pI'esent provisionally placed in high wall cases, not convenient enough for closer inspection-is also very much needed, as many of these speeimens are very fine and interestiug. : The Committee having sanctioned the purchase of the eight special mineral collections, .mentioned in previous reports as Ilccessary for rendel'jug the section instructively perfect, I accordingly ordered the Bame from a mineral dealer of repute, Dr. Schuchardt, of' Goditz, Prussian Silesia, and, in a letter received from that gentleman during December last year, he informed me that a box containing seven of the collections wel'e then alr1lady in the hands of the Agent-G'eneral, and may therefore' be expected soon to arrive bere, whilst the eighth collection-the one most difficult to make up-was nearly complete. The seven collections expected to arrive are as follows :- 1. Scale of hardness according to Mohs and Breithaupt. 2. Scale of fusibility in six degrees, by Von Koben. 3. Fifty species of minerals illustrating structure and imitative forms. 4. Twenty rwecies showing modes of cleavage. S. Twenty specimens illustrating twin formation. 6. Collection of fragments of one hundred and two of the most important mineral species, suitable for blowpipe experiments during lecture courses. 1. Three hundred species and varieties of minerals in loose crystals, representing the six , crystallographie'systems. III course of comptetion is- 8. A (l0Ilect!91l ()f one hundred species of minerals illustrating pseudomorphs. I have ·the honor to he, Sir, , Your most obedient servant, GEORGE H. F. ULRICH, , ;Lecturer in Mineralog?, Rild ~1inins, 38. 'LIST OF ADDITIONS TO pl-rYTOLOGICAL SECTION SIN'CE DAT'::: .OF LAST REPOR~. Presented by Germain Nicholson.-Samples of Vcrmicelli, Macaroni, Si~1OIina, 'Wheat Flour (Ch~pman's),' and Lechi Fruit; also, Hnssian ~fanna~c\'oup, Iialian Paste, Trinidad Rock COCOlt, West Indian Chillies, Pistachio Nut,-kernels, French Mustard, Spanish Olives, Horse:radish (preparcd), Pickled Bruits and Vegetables (one bottle), Mushrooms, Vanille. . From Thomas J. Laby anti Co.-Wheaten Flour, Bran, and Shm:ps. From Messrs. Tondeu!' and Co.-Small sample Beet-root Sugar: crop 1874. . ' From M: H. England.-48 samples of Tea,ineluding sample5 from China, Japan, and India. From Joscph Hnrris.-Cones of Pinus excelsa and Pinlls pinea, the latter from a tree fructifying at Cape COIOliy: . From Sil' Redmond Bar'IT.-One fac-simile of Peal' BeulTe Box,one ditto ditto Chtirgean. From Sun KUI11 Lee, Chinese mel'cha,nt,-Kum-qnat, Chinese Dates (two samples), Esculent .Fuq.gns, and Es.cnlent Lily Flowers (spathes) having the aspect of a small Anin.ryllid. , From On Kee.-Chillese Fig; Knm-quat; ditto, ul10ther vuriety; "Longan Frnit; Date-plum-like fruit ,withollt','nnme; Seeds of Water Melon, Vltr. Kum-kilL; ditto ditto, Qua-tai; Oil Grain ': (Sesamum orientale)~ , From Complissioners Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.-Victorian grown: Wheat, 24 samples; Oats, 3 samples; Field Peas, 3 samples; Broad Bean, 1 sample. Singapore: Tapioca, 7 samples; Sugar; 4 samples ... Teele Seed, an oil aud food gmin (Sesamltm indicum); Vegetable ;Tallow, oi-igin of sample donbtfnl; G,utta Pel'cha, Rubber, Lac, &c., 13 samples; Rattans, 11 samples. AL,iO Sago, Rice, Coffee, Sngar, Nut.meg, Mace, Peppcl', Cloves, Betel Nuts, 19· samples. ,Froin t.heJapa nese COll1missioners.-Fac-similes of .Tapanese Yegetables and Fl'Ilits, 13 samples. Froln Messrs, Kong l\leng aud Co.~SalJJple~ of Gl'cen Gmm, 0': "Greim Pea" (Pltaseoluf .Mungo) ; "Whit.e Pea," Chinese Oil Pea (Soja hispirla); "Black Pea," var. Chinese Oil Pea (Soja ltispida' var.)'; "Whit.e Fruit'! (being the nllts of Salisburia adiailiifolia). From Victoria Sugar CompHlly.-15 sf~mjJl,es of Sugar and other saccharine substances, from the Cane. - From Lntham and Co.-Sample of Grnpe Sllgar from Starch. From MI'. CotterilL-Two samples of Silky 'Down from New Britain and New Ireland, without particlliars; source probably an Asclepiad. From Mr. Dodge.-Sample of BI'azil Nut. From Dil-ector Melbourne Botanic Gardens.-63 samples Q-1'l1sses, 27 samples Flbr!'ls. From Mr. Search (grown by Mr. Love).~Speeimen Panicllm. Qollected in the vicinity of Melbourne by T .. McMiIlan.-39 bllndles of Grasses, From Messrs. Andreson and Drake.-ll specimens of Wood Hangings (American woods). I<'!'OIll Superintendent Botanic Gardens, Calclltta.-Colle,ction of 18 samples Seeds of chiefly Food Plants of India, procured through the instrumentality of Mr. Marcus Clarke, from notes sllpplied by< . the writer. . From Horticultural Society of Victoria.-ColIcction 20 variet.ies of Garden and Ifield Potatoe.s, ";ith a report Hud tabulnted results of last planting by the Curutor, 'l\fr. George Neilson. " , From Rn,msdcn's Paper Mills.-27 samples Papel', 14 samples illustrating Manufacture of White and Brown 'Papel" ,_.. . From Sltl'~ood, Son, and Co.-313 samples of Cotton and othel' Maullfactlll'es of Vegetable };'ibre. From BllCkley and N nUI1,-337 snmples of Cotton and other Mannfactllres of Vegetable Fibre. From Sir Redmond Barry.-Collect.ioll of Fruit Boxes, Crates, and Trays, manufactured in San' Francisco :-Therc are several varieties of 1-lb;, strawberry boxes, each consisting of three pieces of; folded wood, held in positiou, by four or five tacks, or (a~ in one variety) by a piece of folded tin. Thet'e is :;tlso a quantity of Lhc material prepared rendy for making up. Thel'e is a crate made ,to' hold 14 I-lh. boxes, and there is a sample of a I-lb. raspbcrrybox. Therc is a 30-lb. grape box, and 6 and 8 lb. boxes, with folding litis (for allY kind of fruit). Again, thel'e are 2 and 5 lb. cherry drums, and 2,5, and 101\1. fig drums. There are 4 aml 6 lb. sLra~bel'l'Y dI'awers or trays; und' of all these Val'iOIlS. forms of boxes there are qLHtI1titie8 not made up, illllstl'tlLing the simplici'ty of the manufacture and facility of SUl)ply aud package for transit, either made up ut the' manuf~ctory or by the- orchln'dist himself. In the same collection there arc sa!Dples of wood hangings, 14, 24, and ,60 to the.inch; as also picture bacl~illg, a washing and wringing machine combined, a copper-bottomed . ollilender"glovo boxes, &c. '",' . ' .,," ,',.. Models of Fi'uits'apd VE)getables,~Apples, 83 new specimens; pears,43 new specimeils '; pomegranate; 1 ; "African plum, 1 ; egg apple, 1 ; tomato, 2 ; onions, 2-all .finished. There are in the M"nseum about 70 fr.uits, in addition to the above, not finished. '.I . ' THOS. McMILLAN. STATISTICS OF LECTURES. ! Date. Subject of Lecture., Name of Lecturer. Attendance. , 1876. t 1st Lecture, 250 The Classifiication of Animals.as bearing on the} Nov.Oot. 2512 Professor McCoy ... 2nd 287 Progressive Development Theory , { 3rd " 256 " 8 Hop- } 1st " 147 Nov. 22 Applied Chemistl·y Goo~ge M~auley Dec. ,6 ...... { wood, Esq. 2nd " 132 ~ . ' " 3!l STUDENTS A1TENDING CHEMISTllY CLASSES DUItlXG THE YEAR 1876 • Name of Student. Occupation. Sallle of Sttident~ , . Occupation, P. Pike Druggist's Assistant T. Straubel Mining Engineer A. Larard Student W. Adams Student J. Marks' Electroplater W. Gordon W. Boweu Student - Salmon ... " R. O'Donnell ... Manufacturer E. Steedman ... " D. Horan Student C. Ross " A. Lewis Druggist's Assistant - Mowling ... Mauufacturer" - Ilift'e F. P. Geddes Dentist G. Pleasance .•• " " J. F. Glennon .... Student - Barker " " A.Terry :Manufacturer Merchant - BeO'O", co Manufacturer" " O. Viall A. Hughes Chemist G. McKie Hospital Dispenser L. Court D. Wilson Student - Bassit Clerk" G. L. Graham Manufacturer L. Smith Student C. B.Longbottom Miniug Engineer -Moss Clerk T. Ramft Miner STUDENTS ATTENDING CLASS LJ;JCTURES ON MINERALOGY AND THE USE OF THE BLOWPIPE DURING'THE YEAR 1876. Name. Occupation. Name. Occupation. T. Stranbel Mining Engineer T. McBirney ... Museum Atteudant L. Smith Student -Begg M~nufacturer T. Ramft Miner T. :Browne .,. Attendant B. Cleveland ... Merchant B. Saunders W. Bowen Student W. Adams Student" W. Corbett ... Merchant T. Smith '" Miner H. Hodgkinson Student A. Borthwick Man ufacturer . - Cook ... Civil Engineer STUDENTS IN TELEGRAPHY, 1876. Name. Examination. Name Examination. Miss Charlotte Sherwin Passed with credit Miss Ellen Mark ... Not passed Miss Jessie Ann Lawson .... Miss Caroline O'Shea Miss Maggie Miller " " Miss Agnes 'Finlay· " Miss Anua Richardsou " " Miss Florence Llewelyn " " " Miss Lizzi'e Ferguson Miss Georgina Stubley " . Miss Jessie K€lIeher " " Miss Martha J. Oarmichael " Miss Eva Lamont Passed" " Miss Annie Mcl:f.iJ1ll.n " Miss Mary E. Hughes Miss Marianne Hamia " Mrs. Mary Mitcnell " Miss Elizabeth B. Cowan Not examined" Miss Emily H. Cowan " Miss Mary J. Felstead Miss Amy Webster " Miss Hettie Felstead " M 1'8. Annie Macmanus " Miss Jane M. E. McSweney " Miss Martha Law " Miss Doi'etta Osborne " , Miss Rose Collin Not" passed Mrs. Margaret Rose " Miss Eliza C. 'Coles Miss Ma~'Y Annie Sefton ... " " " 40 - REPORT OF THE SEOTIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY. " ;'utiomd (!J:ommittee:, The Hon., Sir JA~IES MCCULLOCH, KC.M.G.; Chairman; The HOll. Sir WILLIAl'tf FOSTER STAWELL, The Hon. JOHN A. MACPHERSON, The Hon. Sir C. G~VAN DUFFY, M.P. CHARLES E. BRIGHT, Esq., The Hon. THOMAS TURNER A'BECKETT, M.L.C., Sir GEORGE VERDON, KC.M.G., C.B., The HOIl. SAMUEL HENRY BIND ON, , The Hon. FRANK STANLEY DO~SON, lVLL.C., The Hon. EDWARD LANGTON, M.P. the Com'mittee of the Na~iona:l Gallery present the following'report for the year 1876:- -I.-THE PIC1'URE GALLERY. The llew Picture Gallery was closed from 24th April to 24th May for coloring the walls. TIle Committee, ~tfter a series of experiments, selected as the most suitable .tint a grey-green, and their judgment has been borne out by the favorable effect upon the pictures exhibited in the Gallery, which are now seen to grel1t advantage. Ii.-THE PICTURES AND FINE ART COLLECTION. Three oil-paiutings have b,e;:m purchased during the year (1.) "An Arrest' for Witchcraft." By John I'ettie, R.A. (2.) "Deer Stealers Pursued by Sleuth Hounds." By Briton Riviere. (3.) "Portrait of a Gentleman." Artist unknown. (Appendix A, Schedule I.) Twenty-seven drawings have'beenpurchased. (Appendix A, Schedule II.) , . The gallery of Portraits of Governors of th,e Australian Colonies has been enlarged by the addition of eight portraits. (Appendix A, Schedule III.)' . A colored portrlfit of Captain Matthew Flinders has been added to the collection of portraits of distinguished persons. , The collection of chromo-lithographs has' been increased by three plates of the publication of the Arundel Society. ' Thirty-two photographs of New Zealand scenery have also been received. . A statuette, " Rebecca at the Well," has been added to the collection of sculpture. (Ap- penclix. A, Schedule III.)' ' .. . ' IlL-DONATIONS AND LOANS. During the year the Committee have received a number of valuable donations, a detailed list of which appears in Schedule IV., Of these donatipns three require special mention- 'I. A cabinet ornamented in marquetry, with an architectural design and hunting: scenes, enriched with many figu~es carved in ivory, believed to have been made at Nuremberg in the 17th century, and of great value, presented, by His 'Honor Mr. Justice Fellows. . 2. A marble bust of Dr. PelTY, Bishop of Melbourne, executed' by Mr. Charles'S,ummers, prcsentcd by W. J. Clarke, Esq. ' 3. A 'portrait of Dr. Perry, Bishop of Melbourne, by ~. Weigall, Esq., presetlted by a committce of gentlemen on behalf of the subscribers. . Through ,the kindness of Mr: J. Austin and lVII', F. Arnlytage, the' visitors to the Gallery have had an opportunity of inspecting a large and valuable collection of oil-paintings, water-color drawings, photographs of 'pictures, statuettes, &c., which they placed at the disposal of the Com- ' mittee for ,exhibition. . ' IV.-THE SCHOOLS OF P AlNTING AND DESIGN. In the month of October, Mr. Thomas Clark, who had filled the office of Instructor and Master in the School of Design for upwards of siX yeaJ:s, was relieved from duty on. account of »l-htJalth? a~dth~ vacanc;y has becl! fill~q. up by the aproirttment of f\ir. - 41 APPENDIX A. REPORT OF THE MASTER OF THE SCHOOl. OF PAINTING FOR THE YEAR 1876. To the Ckai1'man of the National Gallery Committee. SIR, I have much pleasure'in stating that my report for this year will compare very favorably with those of preceding years, showing a decided progress in the Gallery of Paintings and all the sections belonging to that ip.stitution, such as the school of painting and the various collections, likewise in the continued interest shown by the public, by the increased number of valnable donations received by the rrrustees, and the greater number of pupils who have joined the class of painting, not only from Victoria, but also from other Australian colonies. , The 'walls of the new GiLilery were painted, after a very careful selection of the {lolor to be used for that purpose was made by the Trustees; five or six various tints were painted on large sections of the walls, and the effect of the pictures tested on them, and finally the present grey-green color (suggested by the architect, Mr. Reed) was decided,on. ' . On the 24th of April the Gallery was closed to the puhlic, the pictures having been removed from the walls; the painting was cpmmenced at once, so that it was possible to finish the whole work, including the partial staining of the fioor, laying down of the matting, and re-arranging of the pictures for the re-opening on Her Majesty's Birthday, the 241.11 of May. The loans of paintings and other works of art received during the year 1876 was more important than ever before, especially the loan of the collections of Mr. Armytage and Mr. Austin, which these gentlemen purchased dudng their recent visit to Europe, consisting of a large number of oil and water color paintings, engmvjngs, photographs, statues, vases, and other' objects of art of the most valuable description, so that their exhibition in our Gallery can be regarded as a happy event for the lovers of art in Melbourne. In' order to gain t,he necessal'y space for this exhibition the whole of the Arundel Collection had to be rem!Jved from the walls of the old Gallery. The liberality of the above-mentioned gentlemen is most thankfully recognised by. the students in t.he Gallery, -they having given an unlimited permission that copies could be taken from their art treasures, a permission of which the greater number of the students availed themselves, in this way receiving a new irppulse to their study, and consequently producing some of the best copies ever made in the Gallel'y, In' the past year, during the hottest days, the temperature in the new Gallery w.as most satisfactory. Respectfully, , (Signed) EUGENE VON GUERARD, Instructor in Painting and Curator of the Gallery. APPENDIX B. REPORT OF THE MASTER IN THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN, FOR THE YEAR 1876. To the Chairman of the National Gallery Committee. Sm, As it is only n short time since my appointment as Master of the School of Design I can make no report for the entire year; I must therefore confine myself to that part of it which came under my own notice. , The students appear to be attentive and 'anxious to study, but are by no means so far advanced as I should have expected; in' fact I have had to take the majority of them back to the first lesso!ls in figure drawing. Nevertheless there are many who, though deficient in proper knowledge, exhibit great ability, and will soon, with proper direction, make rapid progress. I hav'e made arrangements for commencing studies in Perspective and Anatomy, and have been enabled to obtain, with your approval, a valuable work upon Anatomy and various anatomical studies, which the students are eagerly studying. With your consent I have had partly ·carried out improvements in the shape of convenient stools, benches and desks much needed; also the gas has been partly altered, to give more light, as it was pre viously too feeble. When all is completed the studies can be carried on with much greater ease and facility, and I beg to be permittet! to add that the students are very much gl'atified with the alterations made for their benefit. At the end of this qU,arter the names of 74 students appear on the books, the males numbering 27 and the females 47. I have the honor to Sir, Your obedient servant, (Signed) O. R. CAMPBELL. SCHEDULE 1. PICTURES PAINTED IN OIL-COLORS PURCHASED DURING THE YEAR 1876. Name of Artist. Name of Picture. Description. I Size. i Date received, Inclle•• Unknown ... Portrait of a Gentleman ...... Painted on canvas 24 x 18 18th Sept. Pettie (John), R.A. An Arrest for Witchcraft ...... Painted on canvas 7l! x 38! 20th Oct• Riviere (Briton) ... Deer Stealers pursued by Sleuth Hounds Painted on canvas 53t x 39 20th Oct. ,c, " ~ SCHEDlJLE II: 'WATlm,COLOR DRAWINGS AND. SKETCHES PURCHASED DURING THE YEAR 18i·6. Name o.! Artist. , Name of Picture. Description. Date recei'\"'cd. ." , 1'23 Original Sketches forwarded by the Agent- Sketches ... 15th March • . General, London' Provaggi '" Minstrel ...... Water-color ... 12th October. Provaggi ... The Nephew ...... W II.te1'-color· .. . 12th October. ' . Campi ...... Emily' ...... Water-colol' ••• ' I !?th October• Campi ...... Japanese ...... Water-color ... 12th October• . . .. . 1 SCHEDULE IiI. . PAINTED PHO'l'OGRAPHIC PORTllAITS, ETC., PUROHASED DURING THE YEA.R 1876. Description. .Slze. D~te received: Inclles, Sir' Anthony Musgl'ave, Governor of South. Australia 16 i 1 6th ApriL The Hon. Boyle'Travel's Finniss, Acting Governor of South Australia 16 x 1 6th April. Sir Henry E. F. Young, Governor of South Australia .... 16 x 28th April. C!lptain John H,indmarsh, Governor of South Australill. . '" 16 x 11 1st June. Sir George Grey, Governor' of South Australia , 16 x 1 1st ·June .. , George 'Milner Stepheu, Acting Governor of South Australia 16 x: lst"Jnne. Lieut,-Colonel F. H. Robe~ Governor of South Australia 16 x 1 ISt June. Sir~ Richard D. Hansen, Acting Goverllor of South Australia 16 x 1st JUlie. Captain Matthew Flinders ... 16 xl 28th April. , . PHOTOGRAPHS. ' 32, Photographs of New' Zeala;l~,f Scenery' . 13th March. 'CHROllfO-LI'fIIOGRAPHS. Second Publication for 1875 of the Arundel' Society, London. No. 1.. The Annunciation, from Gathedrn.1 at Cologlie; by Stephan Lothener No.2. St. Lucysel?-tenced to peath by the Roman Praetor,from the fresco.in the Churc~ of-St. Anthony; Padua, by Jacopo d'Avanz? .... 10th May. First Publication for 1876. The Crucifixion, from Cathedral at J,:.,ubeck, by Hans Memling 31st ,July. SCULPTURE. Marble Statuette, II Rebecca at the Well" 30th December. On.TECTS OF CURIOSITY. .A 'collection of Weapons, &c., from New Zealand and Fiji, consisting of Spears, Ch~bs,' Stone Axes, Fans, Wigs. and other objects ... . 9th February i War Drum from New Guinea 6th March. Two,Japanese Cloisonne V,ases ... 19th April.' Wedgwood Medallion Portrait of George III. 13~h July. " Chinese Soap-stone Tea~pot ... 4th September. Three New Zealand ,carved Spears' . 4th September. Gold antique Buckle .' .. 4th September. SCHEDULE IV: DONATIONS REOEIVED DURING THE YEAR i876. DeSCription, Dute received. Name of Donor. OIL-PAINTING. Portrait of the Right Rev. Dr. Perry, Bishop of Mel- bourne; H. yveigall, artist 17th November A Committee 9f Gentlemen. PHOTOGRAPHS. N~ne Photogr~phic Views of Grantham, Lincolnshire 10th ~ay Richard J. Boyall, Esq. , AUTOTYPES. Teu Autotypes-Two Andrea del Sarto ." , . One Bronzino ... Three Leonardo ·da Vinci .... 15,. M.ceh Dr. Rowe •. Three Raphael Sanzio ~ Ql:\e Holbein ...... DONATIONS received during the Year 1876-continued. Description. Dnte received. N arne of Donor. ENGRAVINGS. " Two Engravings by Gruner, after Raphael :- No.!. The Deluge ...... } 3rd February John Cockburn, Esq. No. 2. Joseph sold into Egypt ...... Proof Engraving of the" Christian Martyrs," by Gustave Dore ...... 14th September. W. A. Brodribb, Esq. Four Artist's Proof Engravings of Paintings, by Briton Riviere :- No.!''' Circe and the Friends of Ulysses" ... ) No.2. "All that was left of the Homeward Bound" William Agnew, Esq. No.3. "Daniel in the Lion's Den" ...... ) 14th Sept...... No.4. "Charity"...... BUSTS' AND CASTS. Medallion of Commodore Goodenongh; Simonetti, sculptor 20th April Signor Simonetti. Marble Bust of the Right Rev. Dr. Perry, Bishop of Mel- bourne; Charles Summers, sculptor ...... 22nd July W. J. Clarke, Esq. . CURIOSITIES. Antique 'Inlaid Cabinet, with ivory carvings ...... 3l'd March His Honor Mr. Justice Fellows. A collection of 98 Arrows and one Bow from New Guinea ...... 28th April .. . J. J. H. Staples, Esq. Frepch N ote-" Assignat de Cinq Cents Livres, 1790" 4th August .. . Sir.James Martin. Flint Arrow-head fonnd on the banks of Loch Lomond 4th September Donald Macleod, Esq. Two Clubs ...... 5th September Sir Redmond Harry. Indian Dagger ...... 6th September Alex. Scott, Esq. Boomerang, Whampua, and Spear from Stirling, Western Austqllia··...... 6th December J. J. Mason, Esq. SCHEDULE V. LIST OF OIL AND WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND OTHER. OBJECTS LENT' TO THE GALLERY DURING THE' YEAR 1876. Name of Artist.· Name of ljicture. Date received. Leut by. Date returned . .. DIL~PAINTINGS. Oil-pain ting ...... 25th July ... Robert Pridham, Esq. Guido Reni Christ at the Column '" 3l'd August '" Dr. Waite ...... 12th December. Weenix Dead. &ame' - ...... 3rd August ... Dr. Waite ...... 12th December• 34 Oil-pailltings ... 25th October J. Austin, Esq. ... 18 Oil-paintings ... '" 25th October F. Armytage, Esq. ... 20th Jan. 1877 . W ATER-COtOR PAINTINGS. 22 JV n:ter-colcir Paintings ... 25th October J-. Austin, Esq. . PHOTOGRAPHS. \ 13 Views of the HotSprings,.New Zealand ... 6th March ... F. J. Pirani, Esq. ... 25th May. Large Photogr~ph Cif a·,Lady. " ... . 16th March... Dr. Rowe ... 93 Photographs ... " , , ...... 25th October J. Austin, Esq. ENGRA VlNGS. Two steel Engravings depicting Scenes in the Franco-Prtissian War ...... 13th January J. Cohn, Esq. .. ; 2nd Feb. 1877 . Engraving of Oil-painting ...... 25th July ... R. Pridham, Esq...... 39 Engravings ...... 25th October J. Austin, Esq • ...... SCULPTURE CASTS AND OTHER OBJECTS. Statuette of Ariadne and the Panther .. . 16th March ... . Dr. Rowe .:. ... 2 Bronze Statuettes ...... 8th July '" Dr. Rowe ...... 10 Marble Statuettes ...... 2 Bronze F{gures ...... '" ...... 29 various objects of Art ...... 25th October 'J. Austin, Esq. ... Medallion Portrait of the Hon. W. E. Gladstone (carved on _~hell). _... • ~.. . .. 6th Septembe~ Miss A. Kelly ... .. 44 STUDENTS IN SCHOOL OF PAINTING, 1876. F.E~IALES. Miss Annie Beal, Miss Amy Knight, Miss Rosamollde Scott, Miss Maria Brown, Mrs. Laplace, Miss Ella Simson, Miss Daisy Butler, Miss Mary Lewellin, Miss Clara Smyth, Miss H. Chambers, Miss M. Livingston, Mrs. Solomon, • . Miss Caroline Clerke, Miss Malvina Manton, Miss Mary Strongman, Miss Selena Coates, Mrs. McGowan, . Miss Jane Sutherland, Miss Clara Collins, , l\Iiss M. Menzies, Miss Henrietta Taylor, Miss Alma Cntter, Miss Havelock Miller, Mrs. Testar, Miss Edith Cutter, Miss Emily Mount, Mrs. Tuckfield, Miss Julia De Mole, Miss Grace Murphy, Miss Mary Walter, Miss Mary Jane Gourlay, Miss Lizzie Palmer, Miss Jane Watson, Miss Abby Hart, Miss Mary Parkes, Miss Catherine Wight, Miss Lillie Hogarth, Miss Charlotte Parsons, Miss Isabel Wilkie, Miss Kate Inkersole, Miss Alice Peck, Miss Harriet Young. MALES. Mr. Robert Camm, Mr. J. N.McArthur, Mr. William Ushel', Mr. William Clark, Mr. George Sheri~ Mr. W. Watkins. Mr. Charles Cook" Mr. Ronald Smith, MALE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL OF DESIGN, 1876. Name. Occupation. Name. Occupation. John Aitkinson Photographer. Charles Marden Painter. Ernest Altman Engineer. Amille Marks. Robert Barnes Photographer. Benjamin Marks George Beech Clerk. Jacob Marks . .... Frederick Briers Draughtsman. William McArthur Carpenter. ' Alex. Brock Electro-plater. Frederick McCubbin Coachpainter. George 'Burston Maltstel'. John Morrison Painter. q Charles ;Byrne Thomas Passmore Carver and Gilder. Henry Byrne Hugh Paterson Artist. Owen Carroll Edward Pollard Photographer. Elias Cohen George Ricketts Teacher. Matthew Finlay Photographer. Thomas Roberts Photographer. Thomas Gilchrist ... Clerk. . Alfred Sayee Howard' Hedley ... Ironmonger. Edward Seymour ... Teacher. Arthur Hill George Sherriff Ebenezer Hill 'Thomas Sibley Wiliiam Horne Artist. John Sommers Engineer. . Nicholas Hunt John ThalIan Carver and Gilder.· Edwin Husband Ironmonger. Donald Wilson Coach Trimmer. John Huybers . Artist. William Wilson James Lambie Clerk. George Wright, Upholsterer. William Lambie Engineer. Robert .Young Engraver., .John Lawn Painter. FEMALE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL OF DESIC!N, 1876. Name. Occupation. Name, Occupation. Name. Occupation. Emma a'Beckett ' Charlotte Hearn Mary Neely Teacher Emma a'Beckett Rebecca Hewlett ... Teacher Caroline O'Sbea Julia Bakewell Lucy Horsfall Teacher Emma Parish Teacher Elizabeth Ball Mary Horsfall Fanny Picken Amy Beard Teacher Alice Huggins Agnes Pohlman Amy Ben craft Cecilia Huggins Charlotte Ralston ... Teacher. Minnie Bevan Teacher Edith Hnybers Mary Raymond ... Alice Billing Ella Hyde I Teacher of Amelia UicKetta Teacher Henrietta Billing Music Edith Sandford Helen Bowie Emily Jenkins Grace Seymonr Jessie Brazier Alice Jennings Iris: Seymour Kate Campbell Lyzza Jenyns TeachCl: Annie Simpson Alice Carpenter Teacher Nellie Landor Jessie Simpson Alice Chapman ... Emily Laurie Teacher Amy Speakman Clara Collins Teacher Marian LeJgh Annie Strickland Emily Collis Ernestine Levy Ellen Strickland Alice Corbett Hannah Levy Ellen Taylor J essie Corbett Annie Lewtas Pa.uline Taylor Mary Crawford Governess Caroline Marks Ethel Thomas Caroline Dixon Florence Matthias ... Ivah Tho~l1s Isabel Don Lucy McCheane ... Mary Tuckfield Henrietta Dunne Teacher Louisa Medway Churlotte Walker ... Marianne Fischel' ". Mary Ann Merrett Tea.cber Elizabeth Waym'outh Teac4er Annie Gibb.es H(,!en Michaelis ... , Clara Weare Frances Grant Georgina Middleton Kate Wilson ~li;a. Harve;r H, Kath;leen M9QBc "; pacber Lizz!i\tta. Wright ..../ Y L! - 45 REPORT OF THE SECTIONAL BUILDING AND GENERAL COMMITTEE. q ;bettional Qrommittee: - His Honor Mr. JUSTICE BARRY, Chairman; DA':lD CHARTERIS McARTHUR, Esq., J.P., CHARLES E. BRIGHT, Esq., The Hon. Sir JAMES MCCULLOCH, K.C.M.G., The Rev. JOHN I. BLEASDALE, D.D., The Hon. SAMUEL,H. BINDON, Sir GEORGE VERDON, K.C.M.G., C.B., The Ho~. JOHN A. MACPH"l'lRSON, The Hon. EDWARD LANGTON, M.P. The Building and General Committee have the honor to report·- The iron railings in the west front of the grounds, facing Swanstou street, mentioned in the Report for 1875, have been completed at a cost of £1,150, and add very much to the appearance of the building. Retiring rooms and lavato.r:ies have been erected for the convenience of the students in the School o£'Painting. ' The rotunda ha's been fitted up to receive the files of newsFapers, which were formerly' deposited in the basement of the building. This alteration has been of great advantage to the portion of the public requ~ring to refer to these papers. The attention of the Committee has been specially directed to the defective ventilation of the galleries in the reading room, and, having ex.amined the temporary ex.pedients proposed by the architects, recommend-that, in view of the 'urgent necessity now existing for increased accommo dation for 'the Library, application be made to t.he Government for a grant sufficient for the completion of the great hall, and for raising the roof of the present reading room, in accordance with the original design. 46 REPORT OF THE SECTIONAL COM]HTTEE OF THE NATloNAL ~lUSEUM:' ;,tttionaI 4!tOl1ll1llttte: The Rev. ,TOHN 1. BLEASDALE, D.D., Chairman; The Hon. JOHN A. MACPHERSON; , , The Hon. WILLL>\l'II M. K. VALE, CHARLES E. BRIGWI', ~sq., .The Hon. JOi1N l\fACGREGOR. The Hon. Sir WILLIA~f E. F. MIT~HELI~, ' " The Sectional Committee of the National Museum have the honor to report ;- 1. That the request made by the Trustf!es that provision might be made upon the Estimates for incr?ased accommodation in the Nation;tl :Th'Iuseum has' been favorably received by, the Govern ment, and a sum of £2,000 has been placed upon the vote for Public Works for" additions to the _ National Museum." The Trustees have, in deference to the opinion expressed. in ',Parliament in 1865, and after", full consideration of the whale question, decided that it is not desirable to expend any more' money for, ~his purpose on the University grounds, but that a suitable build~ng be erected on the site vested in the Trustees. ' The general conduct 'of the Museum dllring the year' has met 'with 'the approy~l of the Committee.• The Director's report and schedules fLttfLched ,,;'ill furnish information as to purch~ses made, donations received, and contents 'o{tlre Mnseul11~ , .' ;, ' REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL :MUSEUM FOR THE YEAR Ui76. To tke ,Chairman of tlte National .Museum Committee. SIR,' . I have the honor't.o f()rward the mual annual schedules of donations to the National Museum for the year, I mark.cd A; of the 'specimens' pi.Jl'ehase~t in the eolony, ~arked B; and of the yisitors, rom'ked C; exchanges,. marked D; and a' further inst.alment of t.he register of the contents of the National Mllsenm, from No. 18,644 to No. 22,480, for pnblic!1tion with the Annual Report. . . ~t ,,,ill be seen that the attendance of visitors continues very large, and the numb!)r of students of the University availing themselves regularly of the opportunity of studying the public collections of natural science ill the National Museum after the systematic instrllction ill the adjoining lecture-room of the University also eontinues to increase, and hnve a mai'ked effect on the results of the examinations. No injury of lllly kind has been done to any of the collections, which nre maintained in the most' perfect order, although open on eVf;ry weck day through,out the year; and as the dust or dirt js never allowed to accumulate, there is no periodical closing for cleansing, as in other institutions of the kind. In .my last repOl't I drew attention to the necessity of providing the originally eontemplated accom- . modation for the fine systematic collections uow in our possession, the elassificatiou and inspection of which were impeded to an iutolerahle extent, and suggested the revote of the £4,000 put on the Estimates for the purpose -se,veral years ago. The Government hay!) provided £2,000, wllieh will provide the staircase urgently required for the safety and-convenience of the visitors, and three good rooms for cases of speeimens. This will ~omplete the north end of the building, and will also form the north eud of the main hall on the west, facing the Sydney road, ,which wonld complete the block on the original ground-plan. It is highly desirable that the Government should be asked to provide £4,000 towards completing the whole work, and in this chamber the six great geographical regions of Zoology eould be suitably displayed for public instruetion. ' , I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, (Signed) FREDERICK McCOY, Dircctol' of Museum. SCHEDULE A. DONATIONS TO TIlE NATIONAL MUSEUffI FOR THE YEAR 1876. Name of Donor. Dona.tion. Allbeury, Mrs. J:. G., Melbourne ... 1 Conus Vexillium. ' Bradshaw, A. F., Benalla 1 Dollar Bird, 1 Ground Graucalus; 1 Nankeen Heron. Broadbent, K., Richmond 1 Malurus '(rare), 2 Eggs from North Australia. Barry, Mrs., Carlton' ~ .. . 2 Blue-billed Ducks (1 destroyed, unfit for mounting). Bryer, G., Fitzroy:.' ... . 1 ,Nest of Weaver Bii'ds from Ca,ves of Elephanta. Daintree, -, Sydney ,2 Argonauta. ' Dickinson, C., Creswick 1 Specimen Fossil Wood. Dunkinson, T. V., Gisborne 1 Spoonbill. English, R. T., Goulbllrn 11 Eggs of Iguana. French, C., Melbourne Egg of MOl'uk from New Britain. George, J., Brunswick 1 Grebe (destroyed, unfit for mounting), 1 Avocet. Hurst, Thomas 1 ,Australian Coot (var.) from Can'um Swamp. Horwitz, B., Hamilton ... 1 White Kangaroo. •Toske, A. A., Melbourne 4 Orthoptera from New Caledonia• Jones, W., St. Arnaud ... 1 Specimen double growth of Timber. Kost, J. S., Hotham 1 Black Snake. Leadbeatel', John, Hotham 1 Geopsittacus 'occidentalis, 1 :Malurus lenconotus. Leonard, YV" Melbourne Specimen of i'ecent bituminous deposit from LMhlan district, N.S.W. Latham, E., Carlton I Skull of Draught Horse (" Old Coppin "). . Marder, J. ' 1 Skin Nankeen Heron. McCrea, Dr., E. Melbourne I Brachysoma diadema. Officer, C. M., Brighton 2 Snakes (Pseudechis Australis). Rauft, Theodore, Melbourne Collection of Fossils from Heefton, New Zealand. Sallows, J., Melbourne •.• 1 Spider (rare) from S1. Arnaud.' Stanley, Capt., H.M. Victoria 2 Shells (1 Spondylu8, 1 Terebratula) (new). Smith, A., E: Collingwood 1 Gordius Australis. Sinclair, W., Hothalll 2 Moloch horrid us, Port Lineoln, South Australia. Wood, A., Melboume 2 Todiramphu,s, I Orange Dove ( changing) from Fiji. SCHEDULE B. SPECIMENS l'U1WFtASED IN ,\:HE 'COLONY FOR THE NATIONAL MUSEUM DURING THE YEAR 1876. Na.me. Specimens. Arthur, n. 1 Apteryx Owenii, 1 Skeleton Apteryx Haasti. Alldis, Melbourne 4 Freckled Ducks, 3 Widgeons, 1 CI'OW. Broadbent, K., Sydney .. . 22 Birds, 2 Belideus from Northern Terr'itory. Bowden, S.,.Melbourne .. . 15 Bille-billed Ducks, 4 Freckled Ducks, 3 Blue.wing Ducks, 2 pairs Membranaceous Ducks, 1 Alligator, 2 Pelicans. Buonarotti, Angelo ·1 Shark from Brighton. Carter, J. I Bittern. Gissane, D., Colae I case Bones.; Hannysee, Melbourne 1 Pelican, 1 Crane. Marony, J. 1 Shark with young (Spinax acanthias). Petterd, W. F., Hobart Town Collection of Shells. ' Price, Rev., Geelong Collection Fossil Bones from Waurn Ponds. Singleton, W.; Port Darwin Snakes, &c., from Port Darwin. Stutterd, John, Tasmania Collection of Tasmauian Skeletons. T!\ppin, Wm., Carlton .... 1 Fish. Thtll'ston, -, Melbourne 3' Blue Cranes. Tofft, Mrs., Carlton 1 Cacatua Ophthalmica from Solomon Islanus. Williams, F. J., Yarradale 1 I-,urge Kangaroo, 1 Tiger Cat, 36 Birds. 48 SCHEDULE C. ' RETURN OF VISITORS TO THE NATIONAl. MUSEUM FOR THE YEAR 1876. Quarter ending 31st March 22,538 30th June ... 27,357 " 30th September 22,118 " 30th December " 25,545 97,558 The monthly returns are as follows : ,January "' ... ' 9,501 February , 6,417 'March ... 6,620 April 12,074 May 8,231 June "'0;. 7,052 July 7,251 August 6,956 September 7,911 October 6,513 November 9,361 December 9,671 97,558 SCHEDULE D. EXCHANGES, ON 'fH~} PART OF NATIONAL MUSEUM DURING THE, YEAR 1876. Sent to. ll1r. Jo.lln Lea,dbeater, 11 o.tham 11ill, in excllangefo.r 1 PHlo.ti8 plumula and 1 Endro.mius Australis. 1 Ch,I'ysmna \uteovirens. I 1 Ptilinopus P8I·ousei. Sent to. Commissio.ners jo.r Agricultural Department of Japan in exchange jo.r Japa'lle;~ specimens to. arrive. 1 Skeleton of Kangaroo. Sent to. Captain J. B~o.um, Auckland, in exchange fo.r New Zealand Coleoptera. 1 Box of Victorian Coleoptera. SCHEDULE E. REGISTER OF CONTENTS OF NATIONAL MUSEUlII.-As NUMBERED (CONTINUED FROM LAST REPORT). :lIfusellm No, Name, , 18644 Snccophol'lls Mexicanus (Fischei) Mexico 18645 Sciurus RafHesii ...' ... India 18646-7 porbula e,rythrodon (Lam.) Japan 1864l:\,-50 ' " striata (Flem.) Britain 18651-2 18653 " (new sp,) .•. Moreton Bay 18654-7 " nasllta (Sow.) West Columbia 18058-9 ",,' Australia . 18660-2 modesta (I-pnds) China 18663 " ~new sp.) ...... New Zeahtlld 1~66.J: " Azura) faha (Hinds) Philippines 18665-6 ",. tl'igonia (Hinds) !::lenegal 18667-9 " labiata (Mttt.) Singapore 18670 " _ obesa" (Hindii) Panama 18671-2 " crispa (Hinds) ~hilippines 18673-5 " Cathmre (Reeve) New Zealand 18676-7 " scaphoides (Hinds) , Singapore 18678-80 " eontract.a (Say.) ... N ol'th America 18681 " 'oyulata (Sow.) Mazatlan 18682-4 " Swiftiana (Ad.) West Indies , 18685-9 " bicarinata (Sow.) Panama 18690 " (Pandorina) glacialis 18691-3 " ochrreata (Hinds) ,_15 Brazil 18694-5 " nucleus (Lam.) Sicily 18696-8 " fitsciata (Hinds) , .... Philippines 18699-700 " llimbosu (Hinds) Rio de In 'Plata 18701-; " Tahitiensis (Lam.) , Tahiti' '18708-9 " albl1ginosus (Hinds) .... New G{lil1ea 18710 " qnadl,ata (Hinds) 18711-2 " ll10desta (I-linds) ... Philippines 18713-4 " nncifonuis (Sow.) Real Lajos, Central America 18715-9 " Zealalldicl1 (Quoy) •.. New Zealand . 18720-2 " pallida (Hinds) An strali a H~72.3-7 " ebul'llea (Hinds) New Guinea 18728-9 " (Azara) rosea (Brown) Britttin " udnsta (Hinds) New Zealand 18730 " " - 49 Musenm 1'/0. Name. Locality. 18731-2 Corb~la(Azara) nasuta (Sow.) (var.) Anstralia 18733-6 " "crassa (Hinds) Moreton Bay 18737-40 " "cuneata (Hinds) Philippines 18741-3 " tunicata (Hinds) Philippines, 18744-5 " " (Hinds) Straits of Macassar 18746-8 " sulcata (Lam.) West Afdca 18749-50 " Tahitiensis (var.) Tahiti 18751 Oryx lencoryx (young) North Afl'ica A 18752 Mustela longicaudata (Winter dress) NOl,tll'America A 18753 Herpestes Persicus (Gray) Persia A 18754 Lepus Borealis (old, in Spring dress) (destroyed) ..• Swedell A 18755 " " (young, in May), (destroyed) ... S~vedell A 18756 Sciurus punctatus West Africa A 18757 Siuga Tartal'ica (male) ~'artary 18758. Model showing different methods of working and ventilating a coal mine 18759 Boa constl'ictor (skeleton) South America 18760 Manis Temmincki South Afi'ica 18761 Leopardus varius ... Africa' 18762 ' Holochilus Bi'aziliensis Brazil A 18763 Struthio camelus (var. meridionalis) Central Africa A 18764 Oreotragus leoparius (male) .... South Africa A 18765 Moschus aquaticlls, ... Sierra Leone A 18766 Cephalophus Ptoox 18767* Model of a regulator or combined piston-rod' of the valve cylinder of a double-acting water-pressure engine, as described under No. 5863 18768-97 Thirty framed plates of Heuchler's illustrations of the different occupations in life of the German miners 18798 Lepidosiren annectans (in spirit) River Gambia 18799 Gennreus nycthymerus (female) China 18800 Oreotragus Ourebi (female) ... South Africa A ]8801 Gazella Dorcas Egypt 18802 " Euchol'e South Africa 18803 Dinornis elephantopus (Pelvis) New Zealand 18804 " " (Femur) New Zealand 18805 " " (Tibia) New Zealand 18806 " " (Metatarsus) New Zeahtnd 18807 Strepsiceros Kudu (head and horns) South Africa 18808 lEgo<;erus leucophreus (bead and horns) South Africa 18809 Houbara undlllata ...... South Africa 18810 Scopus umbretta Africa 18811 Tragelaphus eUl'ycerlls (female) . South Africa 18812-27 Relief models of some of the chief mountains, craters, and plains of the moon 18R28 Model of physical relief ma.p of the volcanic cone of Vesuvius 18829 Model of physical relief map of the Island of Palma 18830 Model of physical relief llIap of the Peak of Teneriffe 18831 Tragelaphus eurycel'os (male, skull and homs) 18832 Oue specimen of crude pig iron ..., Muhlhofen , 18833 " ,,(plate metal) Sn.ynerhlltte 18834 Aceros Nepalensis Nepaul 18835 Buceros cavatus Himalaya Hl836 Rhyticeros pl1catus ,Java 18837 Chelonia imbricat.a New Guinea '18838 Bos indicus (male) India 18839 Bubalus Buffelus India 18840 Camelus Bactl'ianus ... TbiLet 18841 Rusa' Aristotelis (old male) Ceylon 18842 " " (young male) Ceyloll 18843 " ,,(young) Ceylon 18844 Axis maculata (old male) Illllia 18845 " " (young male) IlHlia 18846 " " (young) India 18847 Paddyfield deer . 18848 Japanese pig 18849 Pseudocervus Wallichii (female) I~ersia A 18850 Ursns Isabellinus...... Syria A 18851 Cephalophus rufilutlls West Africa A 18852 Oreotraglls saltatrix (male) South Africa A 18853 i, ' " ( female) ... South Afl'ica A 18854 Corvus (Hyelaphus)porcinlls (male) India ----~~------~ • TrnnsfelTcd t.o Teelmologlc.,llllnsel1JU. No, 11:· D :30 }luseUlll :;\0. NnllH.'. tocnlity. 18855 Cel'vus (Hyelaphus) poreinus (female) India 18856" " ,,(young male) India 18857" " ,,()'Olmg female) India 18858 " '.'" . " ( female) ..... Ind~ia A 18859-60 Paradisca i~ubni (males) B 18861 " ,,(female). .... , :'~:' .B 18862-3 " ,,(young males) B . 18864 Eleetus ·Linnrei (female) Mysol B 18865 Tonygnathlls maerol'hynehns (male) Ceram B 18866 " " (female) Waigiou 18867 Lorius tricolor .(male) , My sol B 18H68 , " ". (female) ): .. . Mysol B 18869 Eleetus Linnrei (male) . Mysol B 18870 Palreornis longieaudata (female) . Smnatfll. B 18871 Eos rubia ... Caram B 18872 "" . •... Amboynll. B 18873 ,. tOlTida (female) ... DOl'ey B 18814 Palreornis 10IJgieaudata (male) Bomeo B 18875 Geoffi:oyns eyanocollis (male) ... Gilolo B 18876 ,,' " (female) Gilolo . B 18877 Electus Ceylonensis ... Bu:tchlan Islands B 18878 Lorius domicella East Cfiram B 18879* Framed dra.willg representing hydrostatic fall-borer. (Plate I.) (1:l in. to 1 ft.) 18880* Framed drawing .representing a small square boring towel' A.B.C.D. and I.-III. 2. Several boring in~truments, &c. (Plate II;) 1.8881" Framed dra,ving representing an illustration of hor-' ing instruments, showing their action. (Plate III.) 18882* Framed ,drawing representing'a three-legged port .. :tble boring towel', and s.everal boring inst.ru- ments. (Plate IY.) 18883 Calmnas Nieobal'iea (male) .... Nicobar. Island!! 18884* Model of' a large improved .cradle with 7 slides (full size) . 18885* A shower tray used for regulating the supply of water to No. 18884 ' 18886* A common cradle used for washing alluvial gold 18887* McEwan's patent gleauer cradle 18888* A ,shower tray used fOl' No. 18887 . 18889-90* Dolly-tub and dolly 18891* A long tom 18892 Yoluta mammilla South Australia 18893 Sarcoramphus condor (femal~) South America B 18894-5 Berenicomis cornatus Ligor, Siam B 18896*, Model of an ore stamping mill as used in the early. days of gold mining in Victoria 18897 Tigris l'egaIis (young) ... A 18l:198 Peutacril1l1S Capnt Medusre West Indies 18899 Rhin'occros unicornis (male) ... India A 1$900 " ,,(skeleton male) India A 18901 Tl'oglodytes niger West Africa A 18902 Dinomis gigantens (leg and foot of) Caioarl1, Qtago, N. Z. 18903 Manis Javanica Java A 18904 Galago MahoH (Smith) W. Damal'alanc1 A 18905 Mus ehrysogaster ... Sonth America A 18906 Hemigalago Derilidoffi West Africa A 18907 Alactago aeontiul1m ... Wo.lga A 18908 Cyclopsitta Desmaresti (female) ... ~ Mysol B, 18909 ." ,,'(male) ... Dorey B 18910 " c1iophthalmns (maJe) ,.... Myso! B 18911 " " (female) Mysol , B '; 18912 Loriue garrulus Batchian Islands B 18913 Coryphilns phwentis (male) N. Ceram B 1'89l4 Trichoglossus cyanogrammus (male) Waigiou B 18915 " ,,(femaie) , Dorey B 18916-7 Canis aureus (female) India A 18918 Leopardus 'Varil1s (male) India A 18919 ." ,,(cub) India A 18920 Leo Barbarus (Indian var.) (male) India A: 18921-2 "'; " (cnbs) India A 18923 Tapirus indicus Sumatra (?) A 18924 GeoffroYlls parsonatns (male) Amboyna, B 18925 ., ,,(female) Amboyna B 18926-7 Trichoglossus ornatus Menado" Celebes B 18928 Geoffroyus rhodops (male) Amboyna 13 .~~------~--~------~------r--~ •• 'frnHsferred to Teclloolollicul Museum. 51 :Museum No. N",me. Locality. 18929 Apl'osmictuB dorsalis (female) •• - Waigiou B 18930 Coryphilus placentis (female) •... Djilolo B 1893l Tanygllathus Mulleri . Menado Celebes B 18932 Electus puniceus New Ceram B 18933 Capra ltiI'cus (var. ) (ad -male) ... 18934 " " ,,(ad-female) ::: 1B;ed' and impor~ed by Mel 18935-6 " " ,,(YOllllg male)' ... >- ,bonrne Acclimatisation 18937 " " " (adult) :::J, Society 18938 " " ,,(kid) 18939 Halmatul'us Wilcoxi (McCoy) (male)' Clarence River 18940 ". " " (female) ... Clarence River 18941-2 ACl'obates pygmrens (female) ... Melbourne 18943 Bos Arnec (skull and horns) ..... fud~ A 18944 Caprovis A rgali (skull and horns) Himalaya A 18945-6 Al'gonauta Argo (Lin.) Mediterranean 18947-8 " tuberculosa (Lam.) Brazil 18949 " ,,' (var.) ... . Brazil 18950-1 " (new sp.) Venezuela 18952-3 " gondola ... Philippines 18954-5 " (new sp.) West Indies 18956-7 . " hians Philippines 18958-9 " Oweni Philippines 18960 " Gruneri (Dunk.) Marquesas 18961-2 Carinaria Mediterranea (Lam.) Naples 18963-4 Ammonia spirula (Lin.) Philippines 18965 Nautihis scabricuJatus (Gould) 18966-7 " macl'ompualus (Sow.) New Caledonia 18968~9 " pompilius (Lin.) Philippines 18970-"1 " stenomphalus (Sow.) .•. Philippines 18972-4 Vol uta undulata Port Lincoln, S. A. 18975-84 " fiavicaus Adams'Bay, Arnheim'sLand, N. Territory 18985-90 fulgetrum . Port Lincolu, S. A. 18991-2 " Roesiniana New Caledonia 18993-5 " pulchra (Sow.) Bunker's Group No.2. " Queensland 18996 ,,(Amoria)maculata(Sow.) Australia 18997-8 Spondylus Pictorum (Chem.) .,. Mexico 18999-]9001 " imperialis (Reeve) : .. China 19002-4 " sinensis (Sow.) China 19005-6 " ,,<,car.) China 19007 Venus gallinula (Lam.) Australia 19008-9 " Strutchburyi (Gmy) New Zealand 19010-12 " Australis (Sow.) South Aust.ralia 19013-4 " Dysera (Chem.) Sydney • 19015 " Listeri (Gray) Australia and Philippines 19016 " robol'ata (Hanley) Tasmania 19017-8 " .Tukesi (Desh.) North Australia 19019-20 " Peronii (Lam.) South Australia 1902l " mercenaria (Lam.) ... United States 19022-3 " Alllathusia (Pf.) California 19024-5 " Labuana (R. and Ad} ... Labuan ] 9026-8 " subrugosa (Sow.) West Columbia 19029-30 " Dombeyi (Lam.) Chili 19031-4 " Illacl'odon (Desh.) Brazil 19035-6 " exalbida (Ohm.) Magellan 19037-8 " reticulata (Sow.) ·Panama 19039 " cl'ispata (Desh.) Philippines 19040 " cognala (Sow.) Moreton Bay 19041 "Petitti (Desh.) Vancouver's Island 19042-4 " discors (Sow.) , West Columbia' 19045~6 " subrostrata (Lam.) Mazatlan 19047-8 " strigosa (Lam.) Australia 19049-50 " " ",(val'.) Australia 19051-3 " undulosa (Lam.) . Australia 19054-6" " ,,(val'.) ... Australia 19057-8 " spurca (Sow.), ... New Zealand 19059-60 " pectorina (Lam,) Anstralia 19061-2 " striata (Chem.) Australia 19063-4 " aphrodina (Desh.) Anstl'alia 19065-6 " gallinula (Lam.) Australia 19067 " scabm,( Hanley) Australia 19068-70 "spurca (Sow.) (val'.) New Zealand 19071 "striata (Chern.) (var.) Australia 19072-3 " spurca (Sow.) (vaT.) ...-' New Zealand D2 52 )'luseum :No, ~anH:. Localtty, 1907'1 Venus striatissima (Sow.) (va?',) Austl'alia 19075-6 Australia 190i7-9 :: flexu~~a (var.)" : ... China 19080-1 " ,,(Lin.) Philippines 19082-3 " squamosa (Lam.) Philippines 19084-5 " subimbricata (Brod.) California 19086-7 " equilateru (Sow.) ;rapan 19088 " Tasmanica (Reeve) Tasmania 19089 " Chemnitzii (Han.) Philippines 19090-1 " Peronii (Lam.) Australia 19092-3 " mesodesma (Quoy.) New Zealand 19094-5 " casina (Lin.) ... West Afdca, 19096-7 " scularina (Lam.) Australia ]9098 " rosalina West Africa 19099-100 " faseiata England 19101-2 " compta (Sow.) California 19103-5 " imbricata (Sow.) Philippines 19106-7 " cmssicosta la (Quoy.) New Zealand 19108-10 ". ovat~l ... , Philippines ]9111-2 " lenti,clliaris (Sow.) Chili 19113-4 " striutula (de Costa) ... , Tasmania 19115-7 " rostl'ata (Lam.) Philippines 19118-9 " palussina (Phil.) China 19120-3 " Ap,hrodinoides (Lam.) Philippines 19124-.5 " Cumingi (Desh.) .. Philippines 19126 " oblonga (H auley) New Zealand. 19127 " Yat)3si (Gray) ." New Zealand f9128 Cardium Austmliense (Reeve) North Australia 19129 " Adarnsi (Reeve) Borneo 19130-1 " . assimile '(Ree"e) Zanzibar 19132-3. . auricola Lima 19134-5 " ul'ellicolulll (Reeve) Philippines 19136-7 " attenuatum (Sow.) Ceylon 19138-9 " alternatum (Sow.) (= cingnlatum Lam.) Philippines 19140 " ltsperum (Sow.) Panama 19141-2 " Asiaticum (Brug.) China 19143-6 " bi-angulatum (Sow.) ... Central Amel'ica 19147 " Belcheri (BI'otl. and Sow.) Panl1ma " 19148-9 . " lJil'adiahlm (Brl1g.) Philippines 19150-1 bullatnm (Lam.) W <)st Indies 19152-3 ., Braziliannm (Lam.) Brazil 19154-8 cilare - Jl[UlIeum No. Name Locality. 19227-9 Cardium lacunosum (Reev.) Philippines 19230-1 ,. leucostoma (Lin.) Singapore 19232-3 laticostatum (Sow.) ... Central America 19234 " cOl'bis (Mort.) Nootka Sound 19235-6 " muricatum (Lin.) West Indies 19237-8 " multispinosum (Sow.) China 19239-40 " magnum (Born) Gulf of Mexico 19241-2 " medium (Lin.) West Indies 19243-4 " macnlosum (Sow.) West Columbia 19245-6 " monstrosnm (Chem.) ... Zanzibar 19247 " muticum (Lin.) Zanzibar 19248-51 " Mortoni (Conrad) United States 19252 " maculosum (Woods) ... Philippines 19253 " Nuttalli (Conrad) Sitka 19254-5 " Novre Zealandire (Desh.) · New Zealand 19256-7 " ni vale (Reeve) Philippines 19258-9 " Mauritianum (Desh.) •.• Mauritius 19260-2 " ovuloides (Reeve) West Columbia 19263-4 " obovula (Brod. and Sow.) West Columbia 19265-6 " oblongnm (C.hem.) Britain 19267-9 Dromaius" Australis (adults) ... Victoria 19270-3 Macropus fnliginosus (males) ... J unction Murray & Darling 19274-5· ocydromus (females) Junction Murray & Darling 19276 Cercopithecus" Pluto (Gray) (skull) 19277 Campbelli (skull) ..• ••. West Africa 19278 " cephus (moustache monkey) (skUll) West Africa 19279-80 Cardium oxygonum (Sow.) . Philippines and China 19281-2 oviputamen (Reeve) ... Philippines and China. 19283 .,." orbita(Brod. and Sow.) · Marquesas 19284-5 pallidum (Reeve) .. , Tasmania 19286 " (Reeve) Philippines 19287 " pectinatum" (Lin.) Philippines 19288-90 " papyraceum (Chem.) Philippines 19291-3 " Panamense (Sow.) ... Panama 19294-5 " procerum (Sow.) Central Americl!. 19296 " pancicostatum (Sow.) 19297-8 " pulchellum (Reeve) ... New Zealand 19299-300 " pulchrum,' .. : ... Cape of Good Hope 19301 " " (Reeve) Chilia 19302-3 " Philippinense (Desh.) ... Philippines 19304-5 " pinnulatum (Com.) 19306-7 " papillosum (Pal.) Mediterranean 19308-10 " rusticum (Lin.) Adriatic 19311 " rugosum (Lam.) Madagascar 19312-3 " " (Lam.) Philippines ]9314-6 " ringens (Chem.) West Africa 19317-8 " rubicundum (Reeve) ... Zanzibar 19319 " radiatum (Reeve) Ii •• Tasmania. 19320 " rugatum (Gr.) Philippines ]9321-2 ,." retusum (Lin.) China. 19323-4 Reevianum (Dunk.) Moreton Bay 19325 " I'ingicllinm (Sow.) West Indies 19326 " llUbl'ugo81 19410 " " ... ' Bass River 19411 Callreas" cinerea "(female) . New Zealand 19412 Spl1ellura brachyptera Muddy Creek, Goulburn R. 19413 Gippsland . 19414 Talega]]a" Lathami" New South Wales 19415 New South Wales 19416 Hemipodius." melanotus" Mordialloc 19417 Mus cervinipes Richmond River, N. S. W. , 19418 Richmand River, N. S. W. 19419 Procyoll" Iotor" (female) North America 19420 Paragalea lagotis ( male) West Anstralia B 1942l " ,,(female) West Australia B '19422 Pha:langista Cooki (male) West Australia B 19423 . " vulpina (female) '" West AustraLia B 19424 Sciurus minutus... '" ;:- . West Africa (Gorilla country) 19425 Strigops habroptilus .•• New Zealand 19426 COllUS neliulosus (var.) West Indies 19427 " llUX (Brod:) .. ~ Gallopagos 19428-9 " llanus (Brod.) .... Samoi 19430-2 " Nicobal'icus (Heeye) :Nicobar " 194:i3-4 " Novre Hollandire (Ad.) ... Tasmania 19435-6 " mO'nile (Brug.) .' Ceylon 19437-8· " liediterraneus MeditelTanean 19439-40 " miliaris (Brug.) Philippines 1944l " mus (I3rug.) ... West Indies 19442 " maldivllS (Brug.) Ceylon 19443, " punctatus (Chern.) ... Madagascar 19444-5 " 'pusillus (Chem.) "'/ Red Sea 19446-7 " purpnrescens (Broq..) .... Panama 19448 " pennacims (Lam.) .. •. Philippines 19449-50 " Prometheus (Brag.) West Africa 19451":'2 " perplexus'(Sow.) Panama. 19453-4 " parius (Reeve) Philippines 19455 " rosace\ls (Chern.) Cape Natal 19456-7 " sigillatus (Reeve) Philippines 19458 " stram incus (Sow.) Philippines 19459-60 " sulcatus (Brug.) Cnina 19461 ;, tenuistriatus (Sow.) Philippines 19462-3. " breticus (Reeve) Philippines 19464-5 " Bandanns (Lam.) Philippines. 19466 " lrevigatus (Lam.) Philippin'es 19467-8 " canonicus (Reeve) Philippines . 18469 " al'enosus (Brug.) Ceylon . 19470 " aplustre (Reeve) . Cape of Good Hope 19471 .'" anemone (Lam.) ...... South Australia 19472-3 " Australis (Lam.) China ' 19474 " Adamsoni (Lam.) Red Sea * Transferred to TechnologicnlllIuseum. :35 .lluscum'So. Same . Loculi!)'. 19475 Conus anemone (Lam.) ... Port Lincoln 19476 consors (Lam.) Madagascar 19477-8· " emaciatus (Heeve) Philippines 19479-80 " flavidus (Lam.) .:-. Philippines 19481-2 " gladiata (Bro.d..) Panama irregularis (Sow.) West Africa 19483 I'" incurvatus (Sow.) California 19484-5 I' 19486 gubernator Madagascar 19487 " flavescens (Gray) West'India 19488 " fulmen (Reeve) Formosa 19489 " Sumatrensis (Lam.) Sumatra 19490-1 " .Iineatu~ (Chern.) Philippiues 19492-3 " lignarius (Reeve) Philippines 19494-5 " tigrinus (Sow.) Madaga~car 19496-7 " tendiueus (Brug.) Mauritius 19498-9 " Tahitiensis (Brug.) Tahiti 19500-1 " venulatus (Brug.) Cape de Verde 19502-3 " varins (Lin.) ... Philippines 19504 " Victorire (Reeve) Mouth of Victoria River 19505-6 " (new sp'.) Sandwich Islands 19507-8 " Guinaicus (Brug.) West Africa 19509 " Luzonicus Panama 19510-2 " dispar (Sow.) California . 19513-4 " planorbis (Born) Philippincs 19515 Pecten" ballioti New Caledonia 19516 an tillaru m West Indies 19517-8 " albo binatus (Lam.) Moluccas 19519 ,"" bifrolls Port Adelaide 19520-1 asperrimus . ... Tasmania 19522-3 " Austl'nlis (Sow.) South Australia 19524-5 " usper (Sow.) .. , China lind New Guinea 19526-7 " cauricus (Gould) Caiifol'llia' 19528-9 " circularis (Sow.) ... West Indies 19530 " corallinoides (d'Orb.) Zanzibar 19531-2 " cuneatus (Reeve) Moluccas 19533 " crassicostata (Sow.) China 19534-5 " flagellatus (Lam.) 19536 " Danicus '( Chern.) Baltic 19537-40 " Dicffenbachi (Gray) New Zealand, 19541-2 " clavatus '(Poli)' Sicily 19543 " coruscans (Hinds) Marquesas " l\~oreton Bay 19544-5 I' Cumingii (Reeve) ,19546-7 cristularis (Lam.) Australia 19548-9 " filosus,.(Reeve) California 19550 " fumatus (vaT.) China 19551-2 " fleXllosus (Poli) Mediterranean 19553 " fti"scus (K1cin) Moreton Bay 19554 " irre'gnlaris Eastern Seas' 19555-6 " ,(Poli) Sicily " Vancouver's Island 19557-8 'I, hastatus (Sow.) 19559-60 ' gibbus' (Lin.) ... Senegal 19561-4 " glaber ,(Lin.) .•• Med i terraneau' 19565 " filo~us (Reeve) Moreton Bay ]9566-7 " irradians (Lam.) New York 19568-9 '" Islandicus (Mull.) Baltic 19570 " longitudinalis (Lam.) 19571 " lividus (Lam.) 19572 " ]aticostatus (Gray) 19573 " , LayarJi. Ceylon 19574.-5 " len tiginosus (Ree.) Philippines " 19576-7 . " latiauritus (Conrad) California 19578-80 madreporarum (Pet.) .Tava 19581 " modestus ... Moreton Bay 19582-3 " miniaceus Pbilippines 19584-5 " nivens (MacG.) ~hetland 19586-7 " nucleus (Born.) Venezuela 19588 " magellanicus (Gm.) N ewfou ndland 18589 " maximus (Lin.) England 19590 " medius West Indies 19591-2 " opercu laris (Lin.) England 19593-5 " obliteratus (Lin.) China and Moluccas 19596-7 " ornatus (Lam.) Barbadoes, 19598-600 " nodosus (Lin.). Mexico 19601 " pyxidatns (Born) Philippines " Australia 19602-3 I' 19604 ,. Noval Zealandim" (Reeve) New Zealand Museum No. Name. Locality. 19605-6 Pecten pes-felis (Lin.) Medi terranean 19607-8 " prirpuratus (Lam.) Peru 19609 " pleuronectus (Lin.) Chilla 19610-20 " pfillium (Lin.) 19621 " pruuum (Reeve) Australia 19622-3 " J acoboous (Lin.) Med iterranean 19624 " Japonicus (Gm.) Japan 19625 " histrioniclls (Om.) ,Eastern Seas 19626-7 " imbricatus (Gm:) Red Sea 19628-9 " . radllb (Lin.) ". Philippines 19630 " proteus (Sol.) Mediterranean 19631-5 " senatorius (Gm.) Red Sea, Moluccas, Ceylon 19636-7 " sub-nouosus (Sow.) Mexico 19638-9 " pseudamusium (Klein) West Africa 19640-1 . " Patagonicus (King) Patagonia 19642 " pseudolima (~ow.) Philippines 19643-5 " serratus (Sow.) Philippines. 19646-7 " ventricosus (So'\f.) West Colnmbia 19648' " tegula (Wood) , Sydney 19649-51 " Singaporinus (Spw.) Singapore 19652-3 " tigrinus (::YIu 11.) , Greenland 19654-5 " plica (Lin). ... China 19656 " Sowerbyi (Reeve) 19657 " so laris (Bol'll) 19658-9 " squal:l\atus (Gm.) Philippines 19660 " snpplicatus (Sow.) Philippines 19661 " sigiHatus (Reeye) 19662-3' " sqnamosus (Gm.) Moluccas 19664 " spectrum (Reeve) ... Australia 19665 " speciosus (Reeve) Philippines 19666 ." Tranql1ebaricus (Gm.) ... Tranqueb:.tr 19667 " subrufus Eno-land 19668 " sulcatus (Born) Med i terranean 19669-71 " tigris (Lam.) '" Moluccas 19672 '? textiliOl (Reeve) Philippines 19673 " (new sp.) New Zealand 19674 " tinctus (Reeve) Philippines 19675 " unicolor (Sow.) Medi terranean 19676 " undulatus (Sow.) Moluccas 19677 ,. . velutinus (Sow.) 'Celebes 19678-9 " varius (Lin.) .. . England 19680-1 " zig-zag (Lin:) .. . West Indies 19682 " (new sp.) , Borneo 19683-4 Conus regularis (Sow.) California 19685 " rutillls (Menke) North Coast of Australia 19686 " Australis (Chem.) . Swan River 19687 " mercator (Lin.) West Africa 19688 Strombella Norwegica (Chem.) Britain 19689-90 Conus fuscatus (Born) Zanzibar 19691 V oluta magnifica Moreton Bay 19692. ." mitriformis (Lam.) Australia 19693 " nucleus (Lam.) North Australia. ' 19694-5 Cardium Mindanense (Reeve) ... Philillpines 19696-8 " ' Californicum (Conr.) California 19699-700 " multipunctatum (Sow.) China 19701-2 " enode (Sow.) Ceylon 19703-4 Venus sub-imbricata (Spw.) Central America 19705 " (new sp.) Australia' 19706-7 Murex axicornis (Sow.) Philippines 19708 " alveatus (Kien.) St. Domingo 19709 " affinis (Reeve) Ceylon 19710-11 " adunco-spinosus (Beck.) ;.. Philippines 19712-3 " pomnm (Gm.) (asperrimum, Lam.) West Indies 1971'4 " brassica. (Sow.) California i9715 " brevispina (Lam.) , ... Philippines 1971.6-7 " Banksii (Sow.) Philippines 19718 " chrysostoma (Gray) St. Thomas 19719 " Cumingi (Ad.) Philippines 19720-1 " coronatus (Ad.) Jamaica 19722-3 " cycacuntha (Jonas) Red Sea ]9724-5 " capucinus (Chem.) Philippines 19726-7 " dubius (Sow.) Guatemala 19728-9 " elongatus (Lam.) Trinidad 19730-1 " endivia (Sow.) Philippines 19732-3 " foliatu5 (Chern.) California 19734-5 " fQseus (.,A.d.) ,.. Madagascar 57 Museum No. N1\lDe~ Locality. 19736-7 Murex: fasciatus (Sow.) ... West Africa 197.1l8 lingua vervecina (Chem.) West Africa 19739-40 " Maurus (Brod.) Tahiti 197-+1-2 " bicolor (Sow.) Gulf of Carpentaria 19743-4 " microphyllus (Lam.) Philippines 19745 " monachus (d'Orb) Japan 19746-7 " monoceros (Sow.) California 19748-9 " Martynianum (Reeve) Philippines 19750 " nitida (Brod.) Guatemala 19751 " Dodatus (Reeve) Guadaloupe 19752-3 " nuceus (March) St. Thomas 19754 " lligrospina (Reeve) Red Sea 19755-6 " nigl'itus (Phil.) California 19757-9 " armatus (Ad.) California 19760 " octogonus (Quoy.) New Zealand 19761-2 " adustus (Sow.) Philippines 19763-4 " occa (Sow.) ... Philippines 19765 " plan ilirata (Reeve) Swan River 19766 " prin'ceps (Brod.) Guatemala 19767-8 " palma rosre (Lam.) Ceylon. 19769 " pinnatus (Wood) China J9770-1 " recurvirostris (Brod.) : .. Guatemala 19772-3 " radix (Gm.) West Columbia 19774-5 " rubiginosus (Reeve) Philippines 19776 " rectirostris (Sow.) China 19777 " sinensis (Reeve) China 19778-9 " ramosus (Lin.) West Indies 19780-1 " regins (Wood) California . 19782-3 " scolopax (Dill.), Red Sea 19784-5 " Taleimohanensis (Cross) '" China 19786-7 " similis (Sow.) GuadaJoupe 19788 " Steerire (Reeve) Marquesas 19789-90 " Salleauus (Ad.) St. Domingo 19791 " Stainforthi (Reeve) Victoria River 19792 " triformis (var.) Swan River 19793 " tenuispina (Lam.) Philippines 19794 " tribulus (Lin.) Philippines ]9795 " tumulosus (Sow.) Spain 19796-7 " triformis (Reeve) Swan River 19798 " turbinatus (Lam.) West Indies 19799-800 " (new sp.) West Africa 19801-3 ,." Burnetti (Ad. and B.) ... Japan 19804-6 crassivaricosa (Reeve) .,. China ' 19807-9 . " plicatus (Sow.) Central America 19810-11 " nigrescens (Sow.) Guadaloupe 19812 ,t" torrifactus (Sow.) I ••• Philippines 19813-4 Strombus accipitrinus (Lam.) .,. West Indies 19815 aJatus (Gm.) West Indies 19816-7 " Australis (Sow.) Swan River 19818-20 " bitllberculatus (Lam.) West Indies 19821-2 " bulbulus (Sow.) Philippines 19823-4 " Campbelli (Gray) Swan River 19825-6 " canarium (Lin.) Philippines 19827-8 " columba (Lam.) Philippines 19829-33 " floridus (Lam.) Philippines 19834-5 II." fasciatus (Quoy.) Philippines 19836-7 deformis (Gray) China ]9838 " epidromus (Lam.) Philippines 19839-41 " elegans Philippines 19842-3 " granulatus (Gray) Panama 19844 " Fusiformis (Sow.) S,van River 19845-6 . " guttatus (Martyn) Philippines 19847-8 " graciIlior (Sow.) Panama 19849-50 ".. marginatus (Lin.) Philippines 19851 melanostomus (Sw.) Singapore . 19852-5 " minimus (Lin.) .... Philippines 19856-7 " maculatus (Nutt.) ... Sandwich Islands 19858 " ,Novre Zealandire (Chem.) New Zealand 19859 " . papilio (Chern.) Philippines 19860--1 ",t Peruvianum (Sw.)· ." West Columbia 19862-3. pugilis (Lin.) West Indies 19864 " rngosus (Sow.) China 19865 " Thersites (Gray) Society Island& 19866-7 "'t terebeJlatus (Lam.) ... Philippines 19868-70 Tamarensis (Chem.) Philippines 19871-2 " $wainsoni (Reeve) ... l' China ;)8 Musenm SQ. -, " Same. Locality. 19873-4 StromUUffi~ val;ilLbil is, (Sw.) Philippines I 19875-6 "il(pe.\y 'sp.) ... New Caledonia 19877-8 " J!rcells (L.in.) Philippines' 19879-80 Ptel'oceras. aqrantia (Lam.) Philippines 19881-3 " ' ,:".ch~ragra (Lin.) Philippines 19884-5 " "elongata. (Lin.) Philippines 19886-7 "; lrnillepeqa (Lin.) Philippines 19888-9 " ,laIiJbis (Lin.) Philii)pines 19890-1 " multipes (Chern.) Seychelles 19892-3 " "corpio (Lin.) [,hilippines I 19894-6 Strom bus, alll'is-dianre (Lin.) Philippilles 19897 " ',Isabella (Lam.) Bhili ppines ,I 19898-9 " '" Ie.htiginosus (Lin.) Cape of Good Hope ·19900-1 " ": Mauritiana (Lam.) Mauritius' . 19902 " " .. ,vi ttatus (I.in.)-· P.hilippines i 19903-4 " "tricornis, (Lam.) Red Sea . 19905-6 Cyprooaadusta (Lam.) Philippines 19907-8 " asellus (Lam.) West Indies I 19909 " Anstralis (Sow.) Australia 19910 '" Reevesi (Gray) ."," Garden Island 19911-2 " Californica(Lam.) Gulf of Californill 19913-4 " cicercula (var.) Phillippines 19915-6 " cervinetta ... Panama 19917-8 " Comptoni (Gask.) Australia 19919-20 ;, Chiltlreni (Gray) Philippines 19921 " Becki '(Gask,) Philippines 19922 " cribellum (Gask.) Philippines 19923-4 " dihiculum (Reeve) Zanzibar 19925-6 Luponia Algoensis ... Algoa Bay . 19927-9 Cyprooa eburriea (Barnes) :Feejec Islancls 19930-1 " flaveola (Lin.) Zanzibar 19932-3 " fuscomaculata Sandwich I"land':l ..• 19934-5 " edentula (Sow.) Cape of Good Hope 19936-7 " irrOl'ata (Sold.) Elizabeth bhind 19938-9 " Irina .(Kien.) GaUopagos j 19940-2 " irrescens (Sch.) India 19943-4 " f!lsca (Gray) West Indies 19945-6 " globulus (Lin.) Philippines '! 19947:-8 " 'lutea (Gronow) Philippines I 19949-52. " limacina (Lam.). Society Islands 19953-4 " milim'j§ (Gm,) Philippines, : 19955-6 " maculata (Ad.) Japan 19957-8 " neglecta (Sow.) Philippines J.9959-60 " nucleus (Lin.) Society Islan~s ' 19961-2 " Napolena (Duc.) Naples 19963-4 " n,ebulosa (Kien.) West Africa 19965-6 " obvallata (Lam.) Society ISlands, 19967 " ovula' Cape of GO,od J;fope 19968-9 "bnjscus (Lam.) Cape'of Good Hope 19970 " pi,perata (Sold.) Australia I 19971-2 " 'radians (Sow.) Panama 19973 " stel'coraria (Lin.) West Africa I 19974-5 " punctulata (Gray) Panama ; 19976-7 " punctMa (Lin.) ... Philippines , 19978-9 " stercus-muscarum (Gm.) . Zanzibar 19980-1 " Scotti (Brod.) Old and val'. Swan River 19982 ,. subviridis (Reeve), New Caledonia 19983-4 " Sowerbyi (Kien.) Gulf of California 19985-6 " s!l-nguin~a (Gray) Panama . 19987-8 " insecta (Migh.) Sandwich Islands 19989-90 " WalkE)l;i (Gray) Australia 19991-2 " xanthodon (Gray) North Australia 19993-4 " (new·sp.) Sandwich 'Islands 19995-6 '" (new sp.) Sandwich Isl~nds 19997-8 " tremeza (DucL) Sandwich Islands 19999 Calpurnus Goodhalli (Gray) Sandwich Islands 20000-1 , :MItra auriculoides (Reeve) Philippines 20002-3 " astricta. (Reeve) Sandwich Islands 20004-5 " annulata (Reeve) West Columbia 20006 ,,' aurora. (Pohrn.) Sandwich Islands 20007-8 " ' " ambigua (Sw.) Society Islands 20009 " Balteolata (Reeve) Philippines 1 20010-11 '" bella Sandwich Islands 20012-3 " badia (Reeve) Mediterraneau 20014-5 " " costellaris (var.) Philippines, 20016 " ,}oronqta (Lam.), . Va1'. Philippinet? 59 lIlasellm No. :Kame. Locality. 20017 Mitra creligna (Reeve) Marquesas 20018-9 cruentata (Heeve) Philippines 20020 " crenilabris (Ad.) Sandwich Islands 20021 " chrysostoma (Sw.) ,Society Islands 20022-3 " cucumerina (var.) Society Islands 2002-1: " crebrilirata (Reeve) Philippjnes 20025 " crenuJata (Lam.) Philippines 20026-7 " digitalis (Reeve) Philippines 20028 " dredala (Reeve) Philippines 20029 " defrancea (Say) Sand wich Islands 20030-1 " Dohrni (Ad.) Japan 20032-3 " exasperata (Desh.) Philippines 20034 " funiculata (Heave) West Columbia 20035-6 " flammea (Quoy.) Philippines 20037 " fenestrata (Lar(!.) Marquesas 20038-9 " foveolata (Dunk.) Sand \Vich Islands 20040 " granulo!3a (Lam.) , West Indies 20041-2 " Iitterata (var.) Philippines 20043-4 " litterata (var.) North Australia 20045-6 " leucolenta (Reeve) Philippines '20047-8 " .Jukesi (Ad.) Nori,h Australia 20049-50 " lrevis (Reeve) Philippines 20051-2 " nucea (Reeve) Philippines 20053 " nigra (Reeve) Australia " 20054-5 ", nodosa (Reeve) , ... Philippines 20056 obesa (Reeve) . Philippines 20057":8 " patriarchalis (Lam.) Philippines 20059 " pullata (Reeve) Philippines 20060 " plumbea (Lam.) Madeira 20061-:2 "," Philippinarum (Ad.) Philippines 20063 phasoli~a' (Lam.) Philippines 20064-5 ,." Pacifica (Reeve) Society Islands 20066-7 Peronii (Kien.) Philippines 20068 " vitlata'(Sw.) Moluccas 20069-70 " semi-scnlpta (Ad. and B.) Chinese Sea 20071-2 " Samuelis (Dohrn.) ! ••• Sandwich Islands 20073-4 " tricolor (Mont.) New Caledonia' 20075 " tusa (Reeve) ... Philippines 20076 " undulosa (Reeve) Philippines 200,77-8 ," I vineta -( var.) .. , Cape of Good Hope 20079-80 . (Ad.) ... Cape of Good Hope 20081 " " West Indies 20082-4 " (new sp.) California 20085-6 " variabilis (Reeve) North Australia 20087-8 ", Wisernani (Dohrn.) Sandwich Islands 20089-91 Oliva" o1'yza (Lam.) ... Bermudas 20092-3 Australis (Lam.) Australia 20094-5 " aquatiIis (Reeve) Brazil 20096 ",. Braziliensis (Chem.) Brazil 20097-9 coillmellaris (Lam.) West Columbia 20100-2 " Dl,lclosi (Reeve) Central America 20103-5 " coniformis (Phil.. ) ... Chili 20106-8 " biplicata (Sow.) California 20109-11 " bulbiformis (Duclos) Philippines 20112-7 " elegans .(Sow,) and var. Philippines 20118-20 " picta (Heeve) Philippines 20121-6 " inflata (Lam.) and var. Philippines 20127-8 " Julieta (Duclos) , Panama 20129-31 " Jaspidea (Gm.) Red Sea 20132-4 '" Kabontina (Duclos) West Columbia. 20135-7 " mutaca (Say) United States 20138-40 " mustellina (Lam.), Singapore 20141-3 " Peru viana' (I,am.) Chili ' 20144 " fiamuluta (Lam.) Philippines 20145-7 " l'ufula (Duclos) Singapore 20148-50 " sturi~ (1Jar.) ... Central America 20151-3 " (Reeve) (Jentral America 20154-6 " tergina" (Duclos) Central America 20157-9 " testacea (Lam.) California 20160 Gladius" melanocheilus (Ad.) Borneo 20161 " crispata (Sow.) Philippines 20162 A porrhais occidentalis 20163-4 Struthiolaria nodulosa (Lam.) ... New' Zealand 2016.5, Gladius (Rostellal'ia) curvirostris (Gm.) Red Sea 20166 Struthiolaria gigas (Sow.) New Zealand 20167 scutulata (Mart.yn) " New Zealand 60 !~ Museum No. , ,~amt:. Locality. 20168-9 Harpll ventricosa (Lam.) Madagascar ',' 20170-1 " crenata (Sw.) ... West .Mexico! 20172 " imperialis (Lam.) Mauritius 20173-4 " articularis (Lam.) Philippines 20175-6 " gracilis (Brod.) Society Islan4s 20177-8 " solida (Ad.) : .. Philippines ' 20179-80 " conoidalis" 20181 " (new sp.) West Mexico i 20182-3 Fasciolaria princeps (Sow.) Panama . 20184-5 " granosa (Brod.) Panama 20 186-!:! " lignaria (Lam.) 20189-90 " coronata" (Lam.) Tasmania 20191 " dis tans (Lam.) Mexico 20192 " (new sp.) Cape Natal : 20193 Pardalotus xanthopygre'(McCoy) (male) Mallee Scrub! 20194 " " ,,(fcmale) ::Mallee Scmbl 20195 Tl'iton Spengled (Lam.) Sydney 20196-7 " lotorium (Lam.) Philippines 20198 ." ,,(var.) Philippines 20199 " Saulire (Re"eve) Cape Natal 20200-1 ,. pilearis (Lam.) Philippines 20202-3 " ,,(var. ) ... Philippines 20204-5 " aquatilis (Reeve) Philippines 20206-7 " variegatus (Lam.) Society Islands 20208 " nodiferns (Lam.) Mediterranean .20209-10 " pyrum (Lam.) Philippines ! 20211 " . olearium (Desh.) Sicily 20212-3 ,. ,,(var.) West Indies 20214-5 " tuberosus (Lam.) Society Islands 20216-8 " moritinctns (Reeve) Philippines ! 20219-20 ,,' " (var.) Philippines 20221-2 " rubecula (Lam.) Philippines. 20223-4 " trilineatus (Reeve) Moluccas 20225-6 " . pyrum (var) ... Philippines 20227-8 " rubecula (par.) Philippines 20229-30 " sarcostoma (Reeye) Philippines 20231-2 " subdistortus (Lam.) ::Morton Bay 20233 " corrugatus (Lam.) Naples 20234-5 " (newap.) " '" ... , Sydney . I 20236-7 " pfeiffereanum (Reeve) ... Philippines 20238 " tripus (Lam.) ... Phi Ii ppines 20239-40 " sinensis (Reeve) China 20241-2 " exilis (Reeve) Philippines 20243-4 " retusus (Lam.) Philippines 20245-6 " canaliferus (Lam.) China 20247-8 " clavator ({.am.) Philippines , 20249-50 " (new sp.) Sandwich Islands 20251 ,; Waterhousei (Ad. and Ang.) Tasmania I 20252-3 " ., gemmatus (Reeve) ... Philippines i ' 20254-5 " ficoides (Reeve) West Africa ' 20256-7 " mundum (Gould.) Sandwich Isla,nds 20258-9 " doliarius (Lam.) Cape ofG90dlHope 20260-'1 " fusiformis (Rien.) Sydney : 20262 " labiosus (Reeve) Philippines 20263-4 " ,,(var.) Philippines 20265 " Tranquebaricus (Lam.) .. . Tl'anqucbar 20266 " " (var.) ' .. . Tranquebar 20267-8 " (new sp.) Philippines 20269-70 " Chemnitzi (Gray) California t 20271-2 " clandestinus (Lam.) Philippines ! 20273-4 " cingulatus (Pf.) Philippines 20275-7 Bursa (Ranella) mna (Lin.) Philippines 20278-80 " albivaricosa (Reeve) Philippines . 20281-3 .. nana (Sow.) ... Panama ' 20284-6. " crelata (Brod.) Panama , 20287-8 " Argus (Lam.): •• Cape of Good Hope 20289-91 " spinosa (Lam.) Philippines I 20292-3 . ., crumena (Lam.) Java 20294-6 " ventl'icosa. (Brod.) Peru 20297-9 " semigranosa (Lam.) Philippines 20300-2 " subgranosa (Beck.) Philippines 20303-5 " folil!ta (Brod.) Zanzibar '20306;..7 " Swainsoni (::Morch.) Philippines 20308-10 n. Bufonia (Lam.) Philippines 20311-2 " siph:onata (Reeve) Philippines ~0313-4 " Bnfonia (var.) , ., Philippines 01 ~[ng.till1 No. ::Same. LocalIty. 20315-7 Bursa gyrinus (Desh.) Philippines 20318-20 ,. granifel'a (Lam.) Philippines 20321-2 "maxillum (Sow.) Chili 20323-5 "cavitensis (Beek.) Philippines 20326-8 "margarita (Desh.) Philippines 20329-30 " livida (Reeve) Philippines 20331-3" tuberculata (Brod.) ~alacca 20334 "pustulosa (Reeve) Cape de Vel'de 20335-7 "concinna (Dunk.) California 20338-40 "cuspidata (Ree ..e) Philippines 20341-3 "triquetra (Reeve) California 20344-5 "Iampas (Lam.) Philippines 20346-8 " l'osea (Reeve) ... Philippines 20349-51 "caudata (Say.) California 20352-3 "nitida (Brod.) ... West Columbia 20354 Crassatella castanea (Reeve) Australia 20355 " pulchl'a (Reeve) . Australia 20356 " sulcata (Lam.) Australia 20357 " donacina (Lam.) Swan River 20358 " Kingicola (Lam.) 20359 " decipiens (Reeve) ... Swan River 20360 Galeodes (Cassis) strigosa (Lin.) Mediterranean 20361 Terebratula globosa (Lam.) ... Straits of Magellan 20362 • New Zealand 20363 " lenticular is (Desh.) New Zealand 20364 " ,,(Desh.) young New Zealand 20365-71 " cmenta (Dill.) New Zealand 20372 " Magellanica (Chern.) Straits of Magellan 20373-4 " rub!'a South Africa 20375 . " Coreaniea (Ree.ve) ... . •• Corea 20376-8 Waldheimia globosa (Lam.). Terebratula Califor Omnge Harbor nica (Koch.) 20379 'l'erebratula dilatata (Lam.) Straits of Magellan 20380-1 " vitrea (Born) Mediterranean 20382 " Grayi (David.)... '" Corea· 20383-5 " (Megerlia) truncata (Lam.) .•• Naples 20386-7 " pisum •. , South Africa 20388 " tulipa (Blain) Rio Janeiro 20389-90 " pulvinata (Gould) Vancouver's Island 20391-2 Seiutella semi-clausa (Sow.) ... Borneo 20393-5 Terebratula New Zealand 20396-7 ." cruenta(var.) New Zealand 20398-9 " Japonica (Sow. and· 't.ar.) Corea 20400-3 " caput-serpentis (Lin.) Britain 20404-8 " decollata (Chern.) .. . Mediterranean 20409-10 " cuneata (Risso.) ...... Mediterranean 20411-3 " (Waldheimia) cranium (MulL) Shetland 20414 Finland 20415-6 " Lamarckiana" (Davidson)" Sydney and New Zealand 20417-8 " rubicurida(Sow.) ... New Zealand 20419-20 " ,,(var.) .•• New Zealand 20421-3 " angustata (Adams) Japan 20424-8 ., (Megerlia) sanguinea (Chern.) Sandwich Islands 20429-31- " "pulchella (Sow.) Philippines 20432-4 Thecidea Medi terranea (Riss.) ... Mediterranean 20435-7 Terebratula (Waldheimia) globosa (Lam.) young ... California 20438-40 " "recurva (Quoy.) New Zealand 20441-2 " ,,(new sp.) • Falkland Islands 20443-5 " (Terebratella) septemtrionalis United States 20446-51 ,. "rubicunda (S(11.) New Zealand 20452-4 " " ' Chilensis (Brod.) Valparaiso 20455-7 " (,Krausia) rubra (Pal.) Philipp-ines 20458 " "pisum (Lam.) ... Moreton Bay 20459-61 " "Lamarekiana (David) Cape Natal 20462-4 " (Eudesia) Gl'ayi (David) China '20465 Rhynchonella lucida (Gould) ... Japan 20466-7 " psittacea (Chern.) NOl'th Seas 20468-9 " ' nigricans (Sow.) New Zealand 20470 ,. ,,(Sow.) . New Zealand 20471-2 Lingula Murphiana (King) Moreton Bay 20473-4 " anatilla (Lam.) Philippines 20475-6 " (Lam.) ('liar.) Philippines 20477-8 " hirundo (Reeve) Lizard Island 20479-80 " exusta (Reeve) Moreton B(l,Y 20481-2 " smaragdina (Ad.) Chinn. 20483 " Antillarnm' (Reeve) 62 MUBeumNo. Name. Locality. 20484-5 Discina lamellata (Brod.)- Pera 20486-8 tenuis (Sow.) Chili 20489-91 " antillarum (d'Orb.) West Indies 20492 " Evnnsi (Davids). .,. California 20493 " stella (Gould) Japan 20494 " striata (Sow.) Panama, 20495-6 Crania" anoI!l!fla (Mull.) (var.) Endland '" . 20497 " ,~ (Mull.) . . .• North Seas 20498-500' rostrata (Krenig) ..... ' W. Africa 20501-3 " Suessi (Reeve) " Sydney 20504 Gladius (Rostellaria) curtus (Sow.) '" Kurracllee 20505 Busycon galeodes (vaT..) Philippines 20506-7 " (new sp.) ••. Philippines 20508-9 Philippines 20510-2 ,Rapa" papyl'acea" (Lam.) Philippines 20513-5 inc.ul'vre (Desh.) Philippines' " ... 20516-7 Cuma tectum (Gray) Panama 20518 sacellum (Lam.) Red Sea 205'19':'20 " gradata (Jonas) l\falacca 20521-3 " costata (Blain) Vancouver's Island 20524-5 " cuspidata (Ad. and A.) ... China 20526-8 " trigona (Reeve) Mala~ca 20529-31 " imperialis (var.) Malacca, , 20,532-4 " Malacca " 20535-6 ". d'Ol'bignyi" (Reeve) ; .. Panama 20537-8 Kiosquiformis (Duelos) .. : . Panama 20539-40 " Volema Paradisiaca (Reeve) Ceylon 20541-2 Fusus None H911andlre CR.) . Australia 20543-4 tuberculatus' (Lam.) Philippines 20545 " chorus (Lin.) Philippines 20546-7 " nndatus (GOBS) Tahiti 20548-9 " turricllia (Kiener) China I 20550 " lYl'atus (Desh.) King George's Sound 20551 " marmoratus (Phil.) Rustralia 20552 " Nicobaricus (Chern.) .. '" Nicobar ' 20553-4 " polyzonoides (Lam.) Philippines , 20555-6 " marmoratus (Phil.) China 20557-8 " crebriliratus (R.) Austmlia 20559-60 " pyrulatus (R.) Tasmania 20561 " pastinaca (R.) Australia 20562-3 " Becki (Reeve) ... Red Sea 20564-5 " allJium (Ad.) ••• West Africa; 20566 " . (new sp.) . : .. Galapagos Islimds 20567 " West Indies .20568-9 " lanceolatlls" (Men.) Philippines 20570 " ustulatns (Reeve)' Australia I 20571-2 " Bosvillei (Desh.) Philippines 20573-5 :Mor!lm" Xanthostoma (Ad.) Galapagos Islands 20576-8 oniSCllS (Lin.) West Indies I 20579:-81 Qliva" :Melchersi (Menke) C:tlifornia ·20582-4 " monilifera (Reeve) Central America, I 20585 Purpura . I 20586-7 Sal'maticus classicarius (Gray) Cape Colony· 20588 Trochus Niloticus (Lin.) West Illdice 20589-90 Polydollta laciniata (Reeve) ... North Australia 20591 Cryptochiton Stelleri (Midd.) ... Japan I 20592 Triton. variegatum (Lam.) South Seas 20593 Terebl'a luctuosa (Hinds) ..... Centra1 America 20594-5 Mitra pia (Dohrn.) ...... , Sand wich Isl~ndB 20596-7 decurtata (Reeve) Philippines 20598-9 " cylindracea (Reeve) North Australia 20600 " l1utumnalis (Dohrn.) New Caledonia 20601 " mtlliops (Rceve) Philippines I 20602 Ml~rex" endivia (var.) . Philippines ' 20603-4 ,Cypl'rea semiplota- (Migh.) Sandwich Isl,auds 20605 Murex princeps (Brod.) Guatemala. i 20606 Sepidogenys subscristatus Hichmond River, N.S.W. 20607 New South Wales 20608 " .-" Brisbane 20609 Acrobates" pygmreus" ... Sydney 20610 Sydncy 20611 Hypsipl'ymnus" " mUl'inus (female) Manning Ri~er, N.S.W. 20612 " ,,(young) Manning Riv'er, N.S.W. 20613 Dasyprocta melanostheus South America A 20614 Mllstela lutreola N o1'tl1 Amer(ca A 20616 Cebl1s pallidus (Gray) Boliyia A .. 63 Museum No. Name. Locality. 20616 Gall!\go crassicaudata (Peters) ... West Africa A 20617-23 Stomatella imbricata (Lam.) •.. Phili P Island 20624 Ascomy~ bUrilat;ius (Licht.) North America 20625-30 Gena pl(tnullJ.ta (Lam.) Philippines 20631-6 ornatp!?triata (Ad.) ... Ka'ngaroo Island 20637-42 Stomatia" phymotis (Helb.) Philippines 20643 Anodon Herculanum Amoor 20644-5 Pecten corneus (Sow.) natans (Phil.) Straits of Magellan 20646-7 Sycotypus uecussatus (Sow.) ...... Peru 20648 dussumieri ... Ceylon 20649-50 " papyracea (Say;) ." Florida 20651-2 " lrevigatus (Reeve) .,. Philippines 20653-4 " reticulatus (Lam.) ... Philippines 20655-6 " dec)lssatus (vaT.) .. , West Columbia 20651-8 Acanthina" citrina (Sow.) Chili 20659-60 tubercuhta (Gray) .,. Panama 20661-3 " calcar (Desh.) Island of Chiloe 20664-:-5 " globulus (Sow.) Coquimbo 20666-7 " (neV\' sp;) .•. California 20668 "". muricata (Reeve) California 20669 lugubris (Sow.) California 20670.:..1 ." unicarinata California 20672-3 " p)lnctata (Gray) California 20674-,5 .", bre.videntata (Gray) ... Peru 20676-7 ." lugrubre (vaT.) California 20678 " crassilabrum (Lam.) Valparaiso 20679-81 Ianthina affinis (Reeve) 20682-4 bHida (~utt.) California 20685-7 " communis (Lam.)' Mediterranean 20688 " casta (Reeve) .,. . 20689-91 " exigua (Lam.) England 20692-4 " grandls (Reeve) 20695 " globosa (Sow.) 20696 " inv'oluta (Reeve) . 20697-9 " plano-spirata (Ad. and R) ... Atlantic ,20700-2 " striatula (Ad.) Pacific 20703-4 " Africima (Reeve) Zanzibar 20705-7 " .. trochoides (Reeve) ... 20708-11 " umbilicata (d'Orb.) West Indies 20712-4 " (new sp.) ... Tasmania 20715 l\fazza" ovidea (Kien) Brazil ' 20716 (Turbinellus) ... 20717 " rufa (Lam.) ... Ceylon 20718 " scolymus (Gm.) Ceylon 20719 Vasum" imperialis (Reeve) ... Philippines 20720-1 armatum (Bor.) Elizabeth Island 20722-3 " ceramicum (Lin.) ... Philippines 20724 " muricatum (Born.) West Indies 20725--6 " rhinoceros (Lam.) Zanzibar 20727 ."" (Cynodonta) costus (Brod.) Central America 20728-9 comigera (La~.) Society Islands 20730 " " capitellum (Li'n.) West Indies 20731-2 Chorus" xanthostoma (Brod.) West Indies 20733 Cholcepus didactyluB (Gray) Cayenne A 20734 Cuscus ursinus (Gray) Celebes A 20735 'l'amandua myosura (Pall.) Cayenne A 20736 Cercocebus coUaris (Gray) West Africa A 20737 Colobu8 satanu8 (Waterhouse) ... Gaboon, East Africa A 20738 Guereza (Rupp) Abyssinia. A 20739 Midas" rufimanus (Geoff.) . Cayenne A 20740 Didelphis myosurus (Temm.) ... Brazils A 20741 Cercolabes Novre Hispanire (Less.) )Iexico A 20742 Cercopithecus sabre us (Geoff.) Abyssinia A 20743 Nyctipithecus lemurinus (Geoff.) New Guinea A 20744 Micl'ocebus rufus (Sch.) Madagascar A 20745 Pithecia leucocephala (Geoff.) Cayenne A 20746 Suricata zenick (Gray) Cape of Good Hope A 20747 Martes melanopus (Gray) .. ~ .. ,Japan A 20748 Athernra fasciculata (Horsf.) ... Malacca A 20749 Felis Sumatrana (Horsf.) Sumatra A 20750 Mus Rebondia (Loche) Algeria A 20751 Sciurus rufo-bl:achiatns (Water) Gaboon, West Africa A 20152 Cercoleptes caudivolvlllus (Illig.) Cayenne A 20753 Sciurus straminens (Gerv.) ... Pam A 20754 Dactylomys typus ... Brazil A 20755 Aonyx leptonyx (?"ray) ..;. .... Java A ~tu.eum No. I Name. Loc"j.'t~. . 20756 ,Ursus nretos' (Lin.) Russia ' A 20757 Chironectes Yapock (Desm.) Brazil 1 A 20758 AI'ipis Georgiauus ... . Western Port 20759 Lates eolonorum ' Saltwater River 20760-1 Peristerina pulchra (Reeve) ..... Philippines I 20762 Latirns gibbula (Gm.) . Phili ppines 20763-6 Peristerina erenulata (Rien.) .. , PhilippineR I 20767-8' " stigmaiaria (Ad.) ... Sand wich Ish~rids 207'69-70 " Epinosa (Mart.) ... " ... New Zealand I 20771-2 " nussatella (Lam.) ... Philippines i 20773-4 " pdsmatica (Mart.) ",' . Sandwich Islands 20775-6 " Philberti Philippineij' i 20777-8 " scabrosa (Re~.ve y Philippines I 20779-80 Latirus ceratu8 (Gray) Galapagos. , 20781 " gibbulus (Gin.) Philippines 20782-3 " filosus (Sch.) .Jamaica 20784-5 " laeetus (Reeve) Philippines 20786-7 " Barkleyi (Reeve) Mauritius 20788 " aellminatus (Rien.) .... Philippines 20789 " lyratus (Reeve) Philippines 20790 " nauus (Reeve) Philippines 20791-2 " eratieulata (Lin.) Philippines 20793-4 " reeurvirosiris (Seh.) Philippines 20795-6 " turritus (Gm.) Ph,ilippines 20797-8 " candelabrum ( Reeve) : .• Philippines 20799-800 " casraneus (Reeve) Panama 20801-2 " nodatlls (Mart.) Marquesas 20803-4 " rudis (Reeve) Galapagos 20805-6 " infundibulum CGm.) Jamaica 20807 " spadicus (Reeve) . Seychelles 20808 Leueozonia oeellata (Lam.) . West Indies 20809 " Californica (Ad.) California 20810-11 " tuberculafa (Brod.) Galapagos 20812-3 " smaragdulus (Lin.) Philippines 20814-5 " Knorrr(Desh.) West Indies 20816--7 ." cingulifera (Lam) ... West Indies 20818-20 Velutina eOl:iaeea (Pall.) Japan 20821-3 . " I " (Var. ) Japan 20824-6 ., cryptospii'a (Mi~d.) .Japan 20827 " Imvigata (Lin.) England 20828-30 Sigaretus A lIstralis (Han.) South: Austmlia 20831-3 " concayus·(Lam.) POTU 20834-6 " ,,(val'.) Peru I 20837-9 " zonalis (Quoy.) Tasmania 20840 " Cuvierianus (R.) Malacca 20841 l' lIeritoides (Lin.) Philippines 20842-4 " zOllalis (Val',) Tasmania 20845-7 " plaut! latus ... Philippines . 20848· " ,,(val'.) l:lhilippines 20849-51 " Martinianus (Phil.) ... West Indies 20852-3 n lmvigatus ... Philippiues 20854-6 ". Leaehi (Gray) St. Thomas 20857-9 ,. ,,(val'.) Philippines 20860-2 " Javanicus (Gray) Java 20863-4 Mal'ginella Adainsoni (Kien.) ... Senegal . 20865-6 " amigdalit (Rien.) ... , Scnegal 20867-8· " angustata (So w •) Brazil I 1 20869 " aurantia (Lam.) River. G amula1 .• 20870-1 " A ustralis (Hinds), ... West Australi'a 20872-3 aveua l:lhilippiues [' '20874-5 " ,j (/Jar.) Philippines 20876 " bifasciata (Lam~} Sen:egal 20877-8 ,." bivaricoEa (Lam.) •.• Senegal I 20879-80 Burchanli (Dunk.) Nicobal' Islan~ls 20881-2 " catenata (Sow.) West·Indies 20883-4 " croruleseens. (Lam.) . Pa'-nama . '20885-6 " chl'ysomelina (Rell.) " West Indies ' 20887-8 ." cincta (Kien.) Mexico I 20889-90 conoi XltItIIJII:N'o; N'6lIle. r'OMlIt~·, 20904-5 Marginella barpiformis (Beck.) Senegal 20906 helmatina (R.) ... Senegal 20907-·8 " oliviformis (Kien.) Senegal 20909-10 " fusca (Sow.) West Indies 20911-2 " ,fuBea (var.) West Indies 20913-4 " muralis (Hind.) West Indies 20915-6 pallida (Lam.) West Indies 20917-8 " interrupta (Lin.) West Indies 20919-20 " varia (Sow.) • West Indies ". ;.J 20921-2 rosen (Lam.) .•• West Africa 20923-5 " Sandwichensis (Pease) , Sandwich Islands 20926-7 " similis (Sow.) Brazil 20928-9 " triplieata (Ga)lk.) ••. ,. " ,Philippines 20930-1 " triticea (LaQl.) West Indies 20932-3 " (new sp.) Mauritius 20934-5 " monilis (Lam.) Red Sea 20936-7 " muscaria. (Lam.) Tasmania 20938-9 " glans (Menke) St. Domingo 20940 " imbricata (Hinds) ... Acapulco 20941-2 " pulchel\a (Kien.) ... Sydney 20943-4 " nubecula (Lam.) ... East Afl'icn 20945-6 " pellucida (Pf.) Cuba 20947"':9 Concbopatel\lt Peruviana (Lam.) Peru 20950 " (var.) Cape Horn 20951-2 " oblonga (Reeve) Valparaiso 2095,3-4 Purpura'" Carolensei (Reeve) --- Peru 20955-7 (var.) Peru 20958-9 " Callaoensis" (Gray) Peru 20960-1 " echinata (Blain) Philippine" 20962 " fasciata (Reeve) Philippines 20963-5 " (new sp.) ... Philippines 20966-8 " Blainvillei (Desh.) Peru 20969 " ' (new sp.) ... Fltlkland Islands 20970-2 " undata (Lam.) West Colnmbia 20973-5 " attenuata (Reeve) Vancouver's Island 20976-8 ' " (new sp.) ... Behring's Straits 20979 " Freycinetti (Desh.) Vancouver's Island 20980-1 " septentl'ionalis (Reeve) Vanrouver's Island 20982-3' " speciosa Peru 20984-5 " squ'amosa (Lam.) Cape of Good IT ope 20986-H " (new sp.) ... Vancouver's Island 20989-91 " emarginata (Desh.) Vaneoll\T(~r's I~JIUld 20992-4 la.pillus (Lam.) (var.) Englan(j 20995-7 " harpa (Con.) Sandwich Islands 20998-9 Pect.en'cornells (Sow.) nata.ns (Phil.) Straits of Magelllln 21000 fllmatus (Reeye) Sydney 21001 " glaber (Lin.) . Mediterranean , 21002 Nivella" tOl'qul1ta (Gm.) ... Cape Colon}' 21003-4 Senectns princeps (Phil.) Philippine~ 21005-7 , Turbo pettiolatus (Lin.) Phili ppines 21008-9 cornutus (Gm.) '" .lava 21010-2 Senectns" cmBSUS (Gray) Philippines 21013-5' argyrostoma (Lin.) PhilippineI'! 21016 Tun'is, " (Pleurotoma) albina (Lam.) Zanzibm' 21017 Gena auricula (Lam.) '" Phil ippines. 21018 Turris (Plemotoma) marmorata (Lam.) ... Philippines 21Oi9-20 Pleilrotoma nodifel'u (Lam.)... . China 21021-2 (Tunis) flavidula (Lltm.) '" China 21023-4 " marmorata (t'ar.) ... Straits of ;\·r alacea 21025 " " Novre Zealundire (Reeve) Ne\v Zealand 21026-7 Turris" (Pleurotomn)" undosa (Lam.) Philippiuf'R 21028-9 " (new sp.) +: • Bombay 21030-1 Pleurotoml1 (Tunis) Deshayesi China 21032-3 variegl1tl1 (Kien) I nelial1 OC(,I111 21034-5 " " Yirgo (Lam.) 21036-7 " Australis (Chern.) ... Chilll1 21038-9 Turris" (PJeuI'olomn)" GarnoIlsii (Reeve) ... I'hilippincR 21040-1 • " " cingnlifcra (Lam.) ... Philippine" 21042 Plenrotomn(TulTis) .Tavana (d'Roi.) .J aV1L 21043 ,. picta (Beck.) Gulf'of NicoYa ~~ 21044 " cryptorhaphe (Sow.) Philippines C 21045 " " Indil1 " Indica (Desh.) 21046-7 'II oxytropis" (Lam.) ... Panama 21048 " (Turris) cnrinatl1 (Gray) (var.) Chinl1 21049-50 Tun'i~ (Plelll'otoma) cafinat{l. (Gray~ (var.) Philippines 21051-2 Pleurotoma fnlminata (Kien.) , :ro, 11. E ·1;0 Same. • J :. ,.J llfl!~ LocnJitr. [' 21053-4 Plelll'otoma (Dl'iIlia)..Gl'iffithi (Gl'lIy) , \1 ' I 210.55 " huccinoides (var.) I 21056 ", '(Driilia) Maura (Lam.) . West Columbia I 21057-8 ,," 1 " (plavatula) bimarginata (Sow.) f 21059-60 , " buccinoides (I_am.) 21061-3 Turris(Pleurotoma) diadem1\: (Rien.) China 21064-6 Asolene (new sp. ) ... , Bogota 21067 Pleul'otoma 0' I 21068 Turds (Pleurotoma) ,monilifera Sandwich Isllmds '21069-70 " crisp a (Lam.) Philippines i 21071-2 ,,(ne\v,'sp:) , New Caledonia. 21073 " t,ricotl'opis (Ad. and R.) ;Japau ! 2107.4-5 ' " Kieneri (Dom.) , China 21076-7 " (new, sp.) ClIlifoI'U ia . 21078 Drillia Sowerbyi (I}eeve) Panama 21079-80 " Quoyi (Desh.) Panama 21081 " echinata (Lam.) Philippines, I 21082-4 " pica (Ree,ve), ... Philippines I 21085 " aterrilla' West ColumBia. 21086-7 Plenl'otoID!! ' . I.. 21087-9 21090 " (Dtillia) aibinodata 21091 Pleufotoma I 21092 " (Di:illia) vidu!! 'Mr. Philippines I 21093-4 Drillia (Pleurotoma) alabaster (Reeve) Philippiues I 21095 , ". ' ;,.' nigerrima (8O'v.) Pauama ·1 k 21096-7 PleUl:otoma (Drillia') c!ll'bQnaria (Reeve). I 21098-9 ,,' " . discol'S (Sow.) .... West Colum1;>ia. 21100-3 " '(PeITona) spil'afa (Lam.) West Africa [ 21104-7 Dl'illia val'icosa (Reeve) Phi,lippines .l '21108 Pleul'otoma (Drillia) aquatilis t 1 21i09":10 ,. (Bcfrancia) rosnria (Reeve) , 21UI-2 " , " obtusa (Re~ve) L 21113-4, Defraucia (Pleurotomll) reticulata (Boom) , Mediterranean 21115 Drillia (Pleurotoma) zonata.( var.) SinO'apore' 1 21116-8 Senectus setosus' (Gm.) Society 'Islanhs 21119 ,. eirculal'is (Reeve) 'I 21120-1 Polyodon viridis (Chem.) Philippines 21122 Polyodonta Hanleyana (Reeve) Philippines ·21123-5 Seuectus cl'enulatus ... West Indies .2n26 " Spengleri (Gm.) Java 21127-9 Nivella lamellosa (Brod.) Swan ,River, 21130-1 Monodonta inelanochloris (Phil.) Philippines I 21132-3 " labeo (val") Ph iii ppines 21134-5 21136-8 " " (Lam.)" Philippines 21139-40 " callaliferll. (Lam.) '" Philippines 21141-3 " (new sp.) . Isle of Formosa 21144 " Aust.ralis (Lam.) Australia ' '2114.'i-6 ."" turbinata. (Ad.) ... 21147-9 Seneetn8' crenullttus (var,) , SpainWest Indies',' 21150 " speciosus ... North Australia 21151-2 " , spil10SUS (Chem.) Tranquebar ~ 21153-5 Chlorostoma brunuea (Phil.) California !, 21156-S ". argyrostoma (Chem.) Cape of Good Hope 21159-61 ," ater (Lesson 'j Chili ' ! 21162 " argyrostom:- (var.) Cape of Goo:a Hope 21163-5 " rugosa (Ad.) ... California I 21166-S' " (new sp.) 'Formosa . ~ 211'69-70 " (new 8p.) , California 1 21171-;3 " bicaril1atl1 (Pet. and Mich.) Valparaiso I , 21174-6 Phorcus variegatus ,(Riss.) Naplel'l : 21177-9 Chlorostoma turbinatum (Ad") .California ' i 21180-2 ,. funebrale (Ad.) ... California I 21183-5 " marginatum (Nut.t.) California I 21186-8 Trochlls Cumingi (Ad,) Philippines i 21189-91 Senectlls squamiger (Reeve) ... Galapagos i 21192 " crllnlllatus (var.) ... West Indies 21193-5 Ziziphinus articulatlls' (Reeve) Swan River: 21i96-1 '. " Clutoni.(Roch) Philippines: , 21198-9 ~, nohilia (Phil.) o ... , Swan River! 21200 " selectns (Reeve) .• , Tasmania i 21201-2 " coiJUlus (Lin.) (vm',) Sicily , 21203-5 " enclyptus (Ad,) ... l'a81~o.nill " 21206-8 " ocellI! tHS (Hrc vo) M eel itcrl'illleim 2IZ!)!} " m;jmill~ (Hct:\e) i .. ,1':11111 ina I G7 ]r{usemn No. Name. , . rocaFty. 21210 Ziziphinus eonusoides (var.) North AfrJca. 21211 ,. decoratlls (Phil.) Brisbane 21212-3 chlorostoma (Menke) Swan-River " 21214 I .... Philippines 21215 " McAndrere (Corb.) Spaiu 21216 " scobinatus (Ad.) ... Bombay , Mediterranean 21217 ""::', ~ lrevigatu8 (Phil.) ... 21218-9 conuloides (Lam.) ... England 21220-2 " armittatns (Woods) ::;wan River " " 2l223-5 '''" canaliculatus (Mart.) California 21226 ,i ' Cunninghami (Gray) Tasmauia 21227-9 Senectus(new sp.) .•• Formosa 21230 Zizyphinus speciosus (Ad.) Swan, River 21231-3 ,," connloides (var.) Hicily 21234-6 . ,annulatus (Mart.) California 21237-9 " fil osa (Woods) California 21240-2 " ' _ cOimlus (Lin.) Sicily 21243-4 Terebra" amnia (Gray) ,Philippin~f3 21245-6 arg'us(Hinds) Society Islands 21247-8 " aciculata (Gray) Venezuela 21249-50 " anomala (Gray) Singapore 21251-2 " albula (Menke) Swan Rh'er 21253-4 " anomalit (var.) Singapore, 21255-7 " bacillus (Desh.) Ceylon 21258-60 " Babylonia (Lam.) ... China ,21261-2 " Bernhardi (Desh.) Moreton Bay 21263-4 " consobrina (Desh.) 21266-6 " eerithina (Lam.) Philippines 21267-8 " cancellata (Quoy) Philippines 21269-70 " cireinata (Desh.) China 21271-2 " duplieata Zanzibar' 21273-6 " dislocata (Gray) (and '/Jar.) '"United States 21277-80 " duplicata (Lam.)(and 'liar.) Zanzibar 21281-2 " Dus8umieri (Kieri.) China 2i283-4 "i, fulgul'fltfl (Desh.) . Mazatlan. 21285 Sciurns Yarins (Pall.) Siberilt, 21286 Myoxus gliB (Schreb.) - Europe 21287 Testlldo Mauritanica' (Seh.) Algeria 21288 CapromysTournieri (Desm.) Cuba 21289 Spermophilus citillus (Less.) ... Russia 21290 Soiurus Syriacus (Hemp.) Syria 21291 Gerbillus Selysi Algeria 21292 Erinaeeus Algirus (Sehreb. and Duv.) Algeria 21293 Kerodon Kingii (Bern.) Bolivia 21294 Cameleo vulgaris (Lin.) . Algeria 21295 Spermophilus Altaicus (Brandt.) Siberia 21296 Tamias stl'iatl1s (Gray) Altai Mountains ,21297 I Spel'mophilus Richardsoni (Less.) North America 21298 Erinaceus auritus (Pallas) ... Volga 21299 Crossopus fodiens (Gray) ... Europe 21300 Tamills quadrivittatlls (Rich.) ... North America 21301 Chtonoerglls talpinus Volga 21302 Chama Lazarus (Lin.) Seychelles 21303 frondosa (Brod.) ('liar.) California 2130-i: " (Brod.) West Columbia " 21305-6 " rnacrophylla (Chem.) '" ... West Indies 21307 " corrugata (Brod.) Central America 21808 " pellis·phocoo (Reeve) Red Sea 21809 " Senegalensis (Reeve) ...... Senegal 21310 " bival'icata (Reeve) ... Philippine!! ,21311 " pulchella (Reeve) h' .... Cape Upstart 21312 " imbricata (Brod.) Lord Rood's leland 21313 " foliacea (Quoy) Philippine!! 21314 " ioatoma (Conr.) ...... Sandwich Islands 21315 " coralloides (Reeve) a.* ...... Central America 2131&-1 " sinllosa (Brod.) ... u. ' W est Indi~s 21318-9 .." ferrnginea (Reeve) ...... Honduras B1320-1 t; lobata (Brod.) China 21322;..3 I, Ruppelli ... Red Sea 21324-5 'multi spinosa (Reeve) Mauritius 21826-7 " prrotexta (Reeve) PhiUppineEi 21328-9 " echinata (Brod.) ... Central Americl$ 21330 " rubra (Reeve) Philippines 21331-2 "1/ . arcinella (Lin.) ... West Indies .21333 cornucopia (Reeve) Red Sea. 21334 " tumillosa (Reeve) 'ff ...... East AMoa " Ea 68 I I Ml1leumNo. Name jI,Ocallty. 21335 Chama. reflexa (Reeve) Philippines 21336-7 Gulf Of Suez' . ' 21338-9 " arcinella" (va,..) West irndies 21340-1 " pellucida (Brod.) Peru i 21342-3 " spinosa (Brod.) Lord fIood's Island I 21344 " , ' 21345 " obliquata (Reeve) Philippines 21346 " Seych~lles 21347 " lingua-felis (Reeve) Philippines \ 21348-9 " , florida (Lam.) West Indies ,21350 " tristella (Lam.) West Indies 21351-2 " rubra (Reeve) Philippines 21353-4 ,Turris (Pleurotoma) zonata (Gray) Malacca 21355-6, Pleurotoma muricata (Sow.) ... Gambi'a 21357-8 ,. . fascialis (L!lm.) , Philippines 21359 " (Deillia) tUl'ricula (Sow.) Gulf ~f Nicoya 21360-1. Drillia (Pleurotoma) semicostata (Kien.) 21362 " " rudis (Sow.) West Columbia 31363 Pleurotoma (Perrona) obesa (Reeve) 1 21364-5 " (Drillia) maculosa (Sow.) , West Columbia 21366-7 ,. (Turris) geminata (Hinds) ••• Califotnia 21368-9 " crenularis(Sow.)· ... Tranqhebal' 21370-1 " pyramidata, Seneg*l 21372-3 Drillia (Pleurotoma) bijubata (Reeve) • Philippines 21374-5 Pleurotoma (Drillia) zebra (Kien.) Mauritius 21376 ! 21377 Perrona" (Pleurotoma) (new sp.) .... West Africa 21378 Pleurotoma ~Dl'illia) Harfordiana (Reeve) I 21379 " (Defl'ancia) Lenfroyi (Mich.), Mediterranean 21380 " . unicolor (var.) ...... Philippines 21381-2 " patella (Reeve) ... ' Philippines 21383-4 'Drillia (Pleurotoma) Owenii (Gray) New Zealand 21385-6 Pleurotoma Sinensis (Hinus) ." China' 21387-90 21391-2 ".. (Drillia) digitata (Reeve) Philipbines 21393-5 Drillia Becki. (Reeve) Philippines 21396-7 " fucata (Reeve) ., ~ 21398 Pleurotoma (Drillia) exasperata (Reeve) 21399-400 "f (Turds) mitriformis (Kien.) Gambia 21401-2 " (Drillia) harpularia (Desh.) .•• Austl'dlia 21403 Defrancia (PJenrotoma) purpura (Mont.) Medit~rranean 21404-5 Drillia luctuosa (Hinds) Califol"nia 21406 Pleurotoma ujllcolor ( Sow.) Panam'a ,21407-8 " (Drillia) zonulata (RQeve) Central America 21409-11 " ".pallida (Sow.) Centi'a'J America' 21412-3 " "unizonalis (Lam.) Philippines 21414 "" vidna (Reeve) Phili Pl1illes 21415 " "Oweni Ea.st ~frica • 21416-7. Drillia (Pleurotoma) cuprea (Reeve) I 21418-20 Pleurotoma (Turris) tuberculata (Gray) China! 21421-2 " (J?rillia) duplicata (Sow.) .... Central America 21423 . " Drillia uuimnculata (Sow.) I 21424-5" (Turris) olivacea (Sow.) Panam1a 21426-7 " "fuuiculata (Val.) Califor~lia 2142R-9 " (Drillia) incrassata Panan:ia 21430-2 " (Turris) tigrina (Lam.) . Philippines 21433 Voluta mar-ulata (Sow.) . Australia 21434 Capromys Fournieri .cDesm.) ,'" Cuba i 21435 Fennecus Brucei Algeria 21436* Model of new stamp-heau with square socket, as used at the Port Phillip Compauy, Clunes , \ . 21437 Zorilla striata ,Cape of Good Hope', 21438 La,la frons (Gray) ... Nubiaj , " 21439 Myrmecobius faciatus ... Swan River ' A 21440-2 Perrone (Pleurotoma) lineata (Lam.) West Africa 21443 Acrobates pygmreus ( male) l\lelbohrne 21444 Atrichia rufescens (Rams.) (male) Howlopg, Richmond River 21445-6 Murex haustellum ... Amboyna 21447 Cynopterus Horsfieldi (Gray) (female) Indja I A , . 21448-9 Kyctinomus tenuis (HoI's.) •Tava I A 21450-2 Strombus pulchellns (Reeve) China I 21453-=4 Arca grandis (Brod.) Pa.nama 21455 "contl'aria (Reeve) Gulf of California 21456-8 "cruciat.a (Phil.) Philippines • 21459 "coineta (Reeve) , Philippines 21460-2 "crebricostata (Reeve) Philippines I • TranBt'erre~ to Industrlall\!uBeu~. I • I I I I I 69 Museum No. Nume. Locullty: 21463 Arca ceboides (Reeve). Philippines 21464 " ,bifrons (Carpenter) 1\fagellan 21465-7 ,. Adamsi (Schutt) Phili ppines 21468-9 " fasciata 21470-2 " ten ella (Reeve) Philippines 21473-5 " 80bria (Gould) Pacific 21476 " similis (Ad.) Jamaica 21477 " ponderosa (Say) United States 21478-80 " obliqua (Gray) Philippines 21481-3 " obtusa(Reeve) Japan 21484-6 " maculata (Sow;) Pacific 21487 " maculosa (Reeve) North Australia 21488-9 " lobata (Reevo) Moreton Bay 21490-1 " labiosa (Sow.) .Peru 21492 " mutabilis (Sow.) Pacific 21493-5 " Japonica (Chern.) Japan 21496-8 " Kraussi (Phil.) Cape Natal 21499 " l'ufescens (Reeve) 21500-1 " setiger (Reeve) Philippines 21502-3 " trapezia (Desh.) lobata (Reeve) West Indies 21504 " " "(var.),, " West Indies 21505 Pardalotus xanthopygre (1\fcCoy) (male) 1\1 alIce Scrub 21506 .MalIee Scrub "21507 Psittacula" Malaccensis" (Wag.)" (male) Malacca B 21508 " " ,,(female) ... 1\falacca B 21509 Geoffroyus pucheraui (Dp.) (female) Dorey B 21510 " " ,,(male) Waigiou B 21511 A.prosmictus Amboinensis (female) North Ceram B 21512 Psitteuteles Iris Timor B 21513 Rhinolophus clivo8u8 (Rupp.) .... North Africa 21514 North Africa 21515 Myotis" murinus "(Gray) " Algiers 21516 Palreornis torquatus (female oryonng) '" B 21517 Yarecia varia (Geoff. sp.) Madagascar 21518 Echidna setosa (Cuv.) Tasmania 21519 " hystrix (Cuv.) Victoria 21520 Thersites atun ". Queenscliff 21521 Hemiramphus intermedius Hobson's Bay 21522 Anguilla Australis ... Yarra Yarra River 21523 "" " " ('liar.) 21524 Trigla Kumu 21525 Lepidotrigla vanessa Hobson's Bay 21526-8 Oligorus Macquarriensis Murray River 21529 Sillago punctata Hobson's Bay 21530 U peneichthys poroBus (in spirits) Hobson's Bay 21531 Cheilodactylus nigricans Murray River 21532 Therapou ellipticus .. ' Murray River 21533 Chironemus·marmoratus Hobson's Bay 21534 Sphyrrena Novre Hollandire Hobson's Bay 21535 Scombcr pneumatophorus Hobson's Bay 21'536 Dules ambiguus ... Murray River 21537-48 Meletta melanosticta. (in spirits) Hobson's Bay 21549 Scirena aquila Western Port 21550 Copidoglauis tandanus M~rray River 21551 Caranx Geol'gianu8 ... Hobson's Bay 21552 Seriola Lalandi Hobson's Bay 21553-5 Histio'pterus recurvirostris .. Honson's Bay 21556 Cyttus (Capros) Australis Hobson's Bay 21557 Au/opus pUf}lurisatuB (male) Hobson's Bay 21558 Chrysophrys Australis Mordialloc 21559 Latris hecateia Bass' Straits 21560-1 Zeus faber Hobson's Bay 21562 Tracburus trachurus Hobson's Bay 21563-4 Scomberesox saurus (in spirits) Hobson's Bay 21565-6 Anguilla Australis (in spirits) Yarra Yal'raRiver 21567-70 Chrysophrys Australis Mordialloc 21571 Pagrus unicolor (young) "Hobson's Bay 21572 Anas punctata (female) Melbourne 21573-4 " " (males) Melbourn·e 21575 " " " ( t'ar, ) Melbourne 21576-7 Thersites atun (young) Queenscliff .21578-80 Aripis Georgianus (adult) Western Port 21581 " ,," (young) Western Port 21582 Therapon ellipticus ... 1\fufl'ay River 21583 ChironemuB marmoratus Hobson's Bay lH981 SilIago punctata •• , ..... ,.. Hobson's Bay 70 i :r.Iuseum No. Name. Locality. 21585-6 Cheilodactylus nigricans (young) .. '" Hobsob·s Bay 21587-8 Cai'anx Georgialllls .;. Hobsoln's Bay' 21589-91 Hemiramphus intermedius Hobso!n's Bay 21592 Cyttns (C[{pros) Australis Hobso~l'S' Bay 21593 Se1'iola. Lalandi (var.) Hobso\:i's Bay 21594 Podiceps gularil; (Ad.) (male) L\tke Oorangamite 21595 Triton Spengleri (Lam.) ... ,Sydney , , ,.~ 21596 Diamond (twi~-crystal, 1 ~ carat) Brazill 21597 Native. Platina N ertschinsk, Russi!J. 21598 Caranx 'G'cprgianus (Trev.) (adult) Weste'ril Port 21599 Phalallgista C~ll ina (female) U PPel; Yarra Ranges . 21600 Apteryx Owenii ... Ne\v Zealand -, 21601 Proto'troctes 11arrena (stuffed spec.) iUvel.iYarra, ,:. i 21602_3 " ,,(in'spirits) River! Yarra 21604 Belideus n,otatus ( female) Yea, Gouib'lIrIl River'" - 21605 Halmaturus Billardieri (var.) '" Goulbtirll Ri~er" , . 21606· " ;; (female) GoulJ:)ui'n River :. 21607 " . ;, (young) Bitss Rivel;' . 21608 " Ilalabatus (male) ... G'oulliufll River 21609 " ' " ( female) O:>Go~l1juru River 21610 " ". (you ng) Bass RiveI' . 21611 Pteropus po\iocephalu8 ( male) Dand~nong Ranges" 21612 < Phahngista laniginosa (male) j 21613 " '"'" (female) i 21614 " Cooki (male) Clai'ence River, ~Moreton Bay 21615 " ,,(young) , . ... ClarehceRiver, Moreton Bav 21616-7 Gymuobel iueus Lead b&'1teri '( males) BaRS River ' J 21618 Halmaturus Wileoxi (female) ... Clarehce Hiver 21619 Belidc1J8 fiaviventer (female) '" Clare?ce River, N.~.W. 21620 Hypsipl'ymllus mur:inus (femule) Clarence Ri\cei', N. S. W. 21621 Phalangista canina'(male) . Chii:ehce' Rivel" N.S.W. 21622 Acrobates pyi£mreus (adult)' Melb6ul'ne 21623 " -~,' (adult), Mel!.l6ur'ne' , 21624 Phascolomys setosus ... Soutli Australia 21625 " (~igel' var.) ;platyrhinus (Ow.) (ad; male) Yea, !victoria 21626 Lagorchestes leporoides (female) Mou~t Hope 21627 DasYllrus 'viverrinus (var.) Melb6urne 21628 Coturn'ix pectomlis (young) .... :Vlelbourne 21629 Echidna hystrix (skeleton) AlIst.l-alia 21630 Lasiorhiuus McCoyi (male) Soutli Au'stralia 21631 "" (female) Soud~ Australia .> '" 21632 J}lanis longicaudata (Shaw) W ~st: Africa A 21633 Canis authus (Rupp.) Cail'J A 21634 Felis macroura Brazil A 21635 Vulpes Bengalensis ... Iudia A 21636 Pteromys nitidus Indi~ A 21637 Chinchilla laniger ( male) Pel'u( •. - . 21638 Chmropus castano tis ' (male) .Tunction Murray and Darling 21639 " . ;, (female) .J uuc'tion Murray and Darling 21640 Bettongia Grayi (Gould) (ad. male) .Tunet.io'n iVlurray and Darling· 21641-2 ',,, "'"(Gould) (females) June.tioll Murray and Durling 21643 " " (Gould) (youug) .... ,) unction 1\1 urmy and Darling 21644 " ,,(Gould) (female) ... Jnnc.tioll Murray and Darling 21645 Acanthiza uropygialis \Vhipstick,. Victoria. 21646 Simia satyrns (young) BOI'n'eo A 21647 .... BOl'n;eo 21648 . )ladoqua" "Sa~tiana Banks of the Nile ' A 21649 Canis meso11;lelas'( Sehr.) Cap~ of Good Hope 21650 Sphenura Broadbenti (McCoy)(male) 'Scrubs of Belfast 21651-2 Melithreptus gularis (young males)' WIli pstick, Victoria 21653 " " . (yomi.g' female) Whips tick, Victoria 21654 Myzomela nigra (male) Swan Hill ' 21655 M;eliocophil,~ picata (male) Swah Hill . 21656 Phascogale calma (male) J ur;dtion 1\1 urray and Darling 21657 " ' ." (female) ,) undtion Murray and Darling 21658-9 Cheilodaetylns mael'opterus. Western Port Bay. 21660-1 Pardalotus xanthopygm (males) South Australia Bassi R.iver 21662-4 Ptilotis Leadbeateri (females) " 21665 ,,', " (male) Bass River 21666 " " (male) U ppler Yarra ' 21667 Antec.hinns albipes (male) .Tundtion Murray aud parling '21668 JUllction Murray and Darling 21669 :: ' fl~~ipes (male) ... .Tunctiou Murray and parling 21670 " ,,(female) .... Junction MUl'rl.lY and Darling 21671 " ,,(young) ... J mi6tiou 1'11: Ilrrry ulldDarling 21672 Hapalot,is apicaJis ( male) . J uIl9tiouMnrray and Darling I 71 Museum Ko. ::\amc. . Locality. 21673 Hapalotisapicalis (female) . .1 unction Murray and Darling 21674 " (young)' ,1ullction Murray and Darling 21675 " conditoi' (male) JU11ction Murray and Darling 21676 " " ( female) .Jllnction Murray and Diu'ling 21677 Mus Novre. Hollandire (male) .J unction Mnrray and Darlin:g 21678 ,,' '" (femalc) .Jullction Murray and Darling 21679 Hapalot.is Mitchelli (femaJe) ~1 unction Munay and Darling 21680 " " (male) ',I unction Murray and Darling 21681 Phascogale lanigera ... J unctionMurray and Darling 21682 Perameles .Gunnii (male) Goulburn River 21683-4 " 'obesula (males) .J unction Murray aud Darling 21685 " ,,'(female) Muddy Creek, Victoria 21686-7 Hapalotis ...... J unction Murray and Darling' 21688-9 Phalangista canina (females) (21688) Goulb. R.; (21689) Bass River ,21690 " ,,(male) .... LTpper Yarra 21691 Bettongia. cuniculus (male skeleton) :Melbourne 21692 Perameles nasuta (male) . Plenty River 21693 • " ,,(fema,le) Upper Yarra 21694 Bettongia cuniculus' ( male) Melbourne 0 21695 Scombereso'x saurus : .. Hobson's Bay 21696 EstrcJda ruiicauda Rock-hampton 21697 Alltechinus Swainsoni (male) .•. Upper Yarra 21698 " : " (ferilale) Upper Yarra 21699 " ,." (skull of 21698) .. . Upper Yarra 21700 TroglodY,tcs niger (skeleton) ,.. . West Africa . 21701-2 Lates colollorum . Gippsland 21703 Cyttu's A~'sti:alis (ad. {·em.) Hobson's Bay 21704 Aulopus pUl'pllrisatus Hobson's Bay 21705 . Scomber pneurqatophol'lls . Hobson's Bay 21706-8 Arripis' Georgiauus (young) Western Port 21709-10 :Mel etta meittnostieta (adults) ... Hobson's Bay 21711 '" " (skeleton) Hobson's Bay 21712 Scomber pneumat(lphol'us (in spirits) Hoqson's Bay 21713 Protoh;actes maroona (young) ... Saltwater Rive~; 21714 Anteehinus Swainsoni Westel'l1 Port . 217.15 Dasyu1'us Geoffl'oyi ... South Australia 21716 .. " . ' ml;l£ulatu8 Tasmania 21717 Pemmeles fasciata (male) .J unction Murray and Darlin~ 21718 " .' " (female) J unction Murray and Darling 21719 " ;, (young) Junction Murray and Darling 21720 Glyciphila ocularis... '" New South Wales 21721 ,Spbenura ~ustralis ... New South Wales 21722 Sericorriis' citreogularis New South Wales 21723-4 Malurus longieaudus (males) , Tasmania 21725 " ." ( female) ... Tasmania 21726 Pardalotus'ruhricatlls New South Wales 21727-8 Gerygoll'e albogularis (males) .,. New South Wales 21729 ,Perameles 'Gunni (femaJe) •.•. Tasmania 21730 Malufus longicaudus (male) ... Whipstick, Bendigo 21731-2 Voluta ma1'morata (Sow.) Australia 21733-8 " nivosll.' West Australia 21739-42 " Elliotti(Sow:) Perth, West Australia 21743-4 " volv:a (Chew.) Perth, W e~t Australia 21745-6 " prretexta ( Reeve) Perth, West Australift 21747-9 " reticulata (Reeve) Perth, vVestern Australia 21750-1 " , Norrissi (Sow.) Pert.h, Westel'll Australia 21752 :Maeropus freTIatus ( female) .1 unction Murray a~d Darling 21753 " ,,(young) ..• ... ' '.Junction Murray and Darling 21754-5 " ,. (males) Murray River .~ 2]756 Phalallgista viverrina (male) Muddy Creek, Victoria 21757 " ". (female) Muddy Creek, Victoria 21758-9 Hydromys leucogaster (females) Clarence RiYer, N.s' W. 21760 II " (male) ... Clarence River, N.S.vV. 21761 " , ,.' (female) Upper Yarra 21762-3 Bettongia pen icillata (males) •.• .J uDction}] urrsy and Darling 21764-5 " ,,(females) Junction Murray and Darling 21766 " ,,(young female) J unct.ion M unay and Darling 21767· " rnfesceils ( female} ... ;r unctiou MmI'ay and Darling 21768 Dasyurus maculatus (male) Western Port 21769 " ,,'(female) .,. Upper Yarra 21770 Macropus (Dorcopr:is) Brunnii (male) Aru Islauds A 21771 Belidells notatus (male) Yea, Goulbnl'll RiYer 21772 " ,,(female) Yeft, Gonlbmn River 21773 Parn,galea lagotis (male) Juuction lfurray alld Darling 21774-5 " . ,,(female) J ullction !I'Iurray and D:lrling ,i i 72 MUl*lumNo. Xame. IJcality. 21776 Giraft'a cainelopardalis ( female) South Africa A 21777 Elephas Indicus (skull) . India A 2li78 Pseudorca meridionulis (skeleton) Tasmania 21779 Presbytes cinereus ... India A 21780 Semnopithecus maurus i .. India A 2178] Eriodes hypoxanthus ... "l5razil .! A 21782 Ocydromus Australis (Sp.) New Zealand 21783 Giraffa camelopardalis (female skeleton) South Afrida 21784 Dasyul'us Geoffroyi (young) Murray Riv:er 21785 Platalea Ajaja . Chili I 21786 Ocy.dromlis Austr!llis New Zealand 21787 Semnopithecus mall.rus ... India ' 21788 India 21789 Macrocercus" aracanga" Brazil 21790 Balearica pav:onina ... Brazil 21791 Menum Alberti (male) River' :Manning, N.S. W. 21792 " ,,(female) River Manning, N.S.W. 2]793-5 Crocum lawe (de Fol.) (var. cylindrica) , ,'" Panama I . 21796-8 ., irnpartitum (de Fe!.) . Panama I 2]799-801 " elegans (de Fo!.) Panama I, 21802-4 " invalid urn (de Fo!.) 'Guadaloupei 21805-7 " ,erucntnm (dt' Fol.) Panama I '21808-10 Brochina Achirona (de Fo!.) Brazil "I 2]811-2 Terebra funiculata (Hinds) Marquesas i 21813-4 " festiv.a (Desh:) West Africa' 21b15-6 " Gonldi (Desh.) Sandwich i~lands 21817-8' " inconstans (Hinds) ... " Sand wich Islands 21819-20 " Swaillsoui (Desh.) Sandwich Islands 21821-2 " hastula (Sow.) St. Thomas I 21823 " incolol' (Desh.) Philippines I 21824 "incomparabilis (Desh.) Panama I, 21825-6 " luctuosa (var.) ...... Central America 21827-8 " lanciata (Lan.) Mauritius I 21829-30 " nimbol:'a (Hinds) Red Sea i 21831-2 ,,' Laurina (Hinds) West Africa! 21833-4 " monilis (Quoy) New Ireland 21835-6 " nebulosa (Sow.) Zanzibar I 21837.-8 " nodulus (Desh.) Sandwich Islands 2i839-40 " Petiveriana (Desh.) Panama I 21841-2 " patruclis (Ad.) Japan 21843~4 " plicata (Gray) Guayaquil 21845-6 " pulchella (Desh.) China ·1 21847-8 " Peasei (Desh.) Sandwich Islands 21849 " triseriatn. (Gray) Philippines i 21850 " strigata (Lam.) Panama, i 218,SI " splendens (Desh.) China I 21852 " speciosa (Desh.) West Africa I 21853-4' " strigell ata (Lam.) Philippines I 2185'5 " 'rudis (Gray) South Carolina. 21856-7 " robusta (Hinds) Panama. 21858-9 " tigrina (Gray) West India 21860-1 . " torquata (Ad. arid R.) Japan 21862-3 " undulata (Gray) Philippines 21864-6 " v8riegata (Gray) California 2186'7-9 Uvanilla olivacea (Wood) California 10 21870 " " (Wood) California ! "21871 " latispina (Phil.) West Indies 21872-4 ,. Buschi (Phil.) . Panama 21875-6 " auripygmentum (Jonas) West Indies 21877-9. " gibbel'osa (Chern.) California 21880-2 " unguis (Wood) California 21883-5 Amyxa nigel' (Gray) Valparaiso 21886-8 " (new sp.) Chili 21889-90 " (new sp:) Chili 21891 Livonia pica (Lin.) West Indies 21892-4 Polydont.a maculata (Lin.) Philippines 21895-7 " ' ." (var.) Philippines 21898-900 " squarrosa (Lam.) I ... Philippines 21901-3 " ,,(vaT.) Philippines 21904;-6 " sacellum (Phil.) Philippines 21907-9 " sugillata (Reeve) Sumatra 21910-12 ,. ,,(vaT.) . Snmatra 21913;-4 " sacell u m (vaT.) Philippines 21915-6 " alta (Phil.) Philippines m: 21917-9 " ,,(var.) Philippines :'21920-2 " regius (Chem.) .... Philippines 73 Museum No. Name. Locality. 21923-5 Poljdonta. tentorium (Chern.) ... Philippines 21926 " conspersa (Gm.) Philippines 21927-9 BoIina rugosa (Lin.) ... Mediterranean 21930-1 " aurea (Jonas) Swan River 21932-4 " obtusa (Chern.) Tasmania: 21935-7 Luuella coronata (Gm.) Philippines 21938-9 " undulata (var.) South Australia 21940-2 " porcata (Reeve) Point .swan, N. Australia. 21943-5 " porphyriata (Gm.) Philippines 21946-8 Callopoma saxosum (Reeve) Panama 21949-51 Pachypoma cellata (Chern.) West Indies 21952-4 Callopoma tluctuata .•. California 21955 Xenophora solaris (Reeve) Moluccas 21956-7 Nivella torquata (Gm.) Cape Colony 21958-9 Trochus asperrimus (Lam.) Philippines 21960-1 " ,,(Lam.) Philippines 21962-3 " maximus (Jonas) West Indies 21964-5 Stella tuberosa (var.) Philippines 21966 Turbo (new sp.) Port Curtis 21967-8 " imperiaJis (Gm.) Eastern Seas 21969-70 " " (Gm.) . Eastern Seas 21971-2 " marmoratus (Lin.) Singapore 21973-5 " smaragdus (Gm.) New Zealand ',21976 " J ourdani (Kien.) Australia 21977-9 " variabilis (Reeve) Philippines 21980-2 " ,,(liar.) Nortb Australia 21983-5 " (new sp.) Society Islauds • 21986 Trochiscus NOfl'isi (Sow.) California ,21987-9 U vanilla ten toriformis (Jonas) Swan River 21990 Stella tu berosa Cfhil.) Philippines 21991-3 " columellaris (Phil.) Philippines 21994-6 " asteriscus (Reeve) ... Victoria 21997 Sal'maticu8 classicarius (Gray) Cape Colony 21998-9 Stella stellaris (Gm.) New Caledonia. 22000-2 Ocana helicina (Born) Cape Colony 22003-5 Ziziphinu8 punctlliatui! (Mart.) Tasmania 22006-9 " ,,(var.) '" Tasmania 22010-12 Modelia granoea (Gray) New Zealand 22013-4 " rubicunda (Reeve) Swan River 22015-7 Australium Spenglerianum (Chern.) Philippines 22018-20 ,. calcar (Lin.) Philippines 22021 Tectus pyramis (Young) Philippines 22022 " " (Born) Philippines 22023-5 " Mauritianus (Gm.) Mauritius 22026-8 " fenestratus (Gm.) Philippines 22029 " noduliferus (Lam.) Madagascar 22030 " acutus'(Lam.) Philippines 22031-2 I " dentatus (Torr.) West Indies 22033-4 Senectus (new sp.) ... Turtle Island, N. Australia 22035-8 " margaritaceus (Lin.) ... Philippines 22039-41 " chrysostoma (var.) Moluccas 22042-4 " pulchra Turtle Island, N. Australia. 22045 " (new sp.) ... Philippines 22046-8 " ~'adiatus (Gm.) Philippines 22049-5i " Ticaonicus (Reeve) Philippines 22052-3 " chrysostoma (Lin.) Moluccas 22054-6 '" . laminiferus (Reeve) North Australia 22057-8 Purpura affinia (Reeve) South Seas 22059-60 " melonis (Duel.) Peru 22061-2 " pla.nospira (Lam.) Galapagos 22063-4 " choeolata (Duel.) Peru 22065-6 " " (var.) Peru 22067-8 " echinulata (Lam.) Ceylon 22069-70 " patula (Lam.) Galapagos 22071-2 " ,,(var.) Mexico 22073-4 " columellaris (Lam.) Galapagos 22075-6 " mammilla (Lam.) Philippines 22077-8 ", (new. sp.) ••• Sandwich Islands 22079 " aperta (Blain.) . California 22080-1 " luteostoma (Desh.) Florida 22082 " Rudolphi (Lam.) Philippines 22083-4 " gigantea (Reeve) Moluccas 22085-6 " bituberculata (Lam.) ••• Philippines 22087-8 " bufo (Lam.) Philippines 22089-90 " f" ('liar.) .. : Philippines :22091-2 '" coronata (va,..) ••• 'If West AfricII! i I. ., ; 74 I I :\Iusel.im Xo~ " ~n.me. LocalH.}~* 22093 'Pu~pura inermis (Reeve) Peril i , .;} I. Wtt l f. 1 I 22094-5 ,. J :->;;;' (Reeve) t • .• i . 22096-7 ,~, paustrum (Quoy) " Qai}e qf Goo,<1 Hope 22098-9 ,,' . 'suc~incta '(Lam.) :New Ze'alan~ . 22100-1 ,,~textiliosa·(Lam.) New Zealand 22102-3 , ,,'&grota (Reeve) New' Zealuua 221 04-6 ~, " "rugosa (Larn.) Ne\v Zealand.' ; ..: 22107-;-9 ,;, "(new _sp.)' ..... Elt: Piliws Isiand 22110-11 ,; ,. ~el,t6idea 22124-6 ,; . ),'fuscata (Forbes) < ... California i 22127-9 ;,:', '.~~ ~,',;" (v·ar.) ,'" '... Califo'rnia 'I 22130 ,,' '!"seppe'Dtrio'ri~lis (Reeve) California 22131-3 "..,.;:' '" ::, (t·ar.) ' California I 22134-6 "I ''', (vat·.) -,t- \ 22137-8 " ' . (n,ew sp.)"·... ' California i 22] 39-40 ",--amyg4)ala' (Irien.) South Australia 22141-2 Marginel}a,pip,erita'(Hinds) ... C'ape of' Go~d HOHe 22143-4 ,;," quinqueplicata (Lam.) Mfilacca ; 22145 Leopafdii~ '~~c'roscelis (yo,ung) Assa~ i A 22146 Castor Canadensis' ... ' ... North Ametica A 22147 l\:Ioschus m08~hifei'iis (adult) ... India I A 22148 Ateles :a'tei:'"(C.~v. f...... '.. :(3razils,' .''] A 22149 Bracny:uru's ~tltanu'8 (Gray) , Upper An:mz'oll 'A 22150 Atele's Bel~'elJuth ...... Brazils ' "I , ,.A 22151 Didelpli'i~ vV.~terhousei , *,epriblic ofi Ecuador' A 22152 PtQr.opu~ p~ii9cepliaJus P.,a,*~~,nongjR~nge~ :' 22153 Leopardu? 'B<;ii}galensis (Blythe) ;Sen gal I "': . 22154 CEd,c~emuil gr~llarflls (Latli.) Marining River, N.S.W. 22155 Prob-oscis (NiisaJis)' lal'vatus (young) Borneo "" ", ' 22156 Ampnllaria',urceus (Miill.)' .. . " Trinidad; i " . . 22157 Edli(1na h'ystrix (skeleton) ' ... .. Australia' ! 22158 Lasi9rhtnils'McCciji (Gray) (skeleton) .,. South :Ailsti:alia ,22159 Phascoloniyitwomoatus (Leach) (skeleton) T~slpil1ia j' 22160 ,Maca.cus cynpmolgu's (Desm,) (female) R'ai'::\waK 'j ,A 22161 Nyctereutes in~ocioilOides (Tern.) . Japan , A 22162 Pterollly,s'·z'uomoga'(Tem.) ' •.• N;agosaki, Japan A 22163 Giraff~:.~alii¢l~pardalis (skull) ... Sou'th Afriba '.- . 22164 Equus capallus- (Lin.) (skeleton) . 'North Afriba 22165 Canis Dingo;,(skull)' ... ' ... Yict?ria i' 22166 ,,', ',,_',';:(skuIl5... . Yi~t?~ia [' 22167 Lutr(1:~tilg~~'is (Skull) '" Britairi 1- 22J 68 ' ACf,ob.af~s. pyg'mreus (s!celeton) Meil)~urno " 22169 ' Dasyurus maculatus (skeletOn) JYI~fil~uij{e r 22170 " ·:·· .. V(~'t;iTin'tis (skeletoli), :M~lbourne ! _2217,1 . Cygnus at~;atus (Skeleton) ...... - Victq,ha I '2'2i'72 Pitta,:~trepitlhis Grafton, N.S. W. 22173-4 " :'" ,,", \"-,: .. , Queensland 22175 Ptikiris paJ'a~i8ea '(Young male) ••. New SoutH Wales 22176-7 ,;,.... ,;" '(females) ... Ne~';'Solltll Wales 22178-9 .." " .j, " '(males) ... Riehmond River, N.S:W. 22180 Ptilonorhynchus Smithi . 'Quee~sl~n(t < " 22181 ,,:: ' , ';, Qu~~nslana: ' 22182 Carpophaga lencomela Queenslanq. 22183-5 Lopilolremus,IDltal:dicus , ... Qileensland' 22186 Moloch hO'I:~i~us (skeleton), -- ••. ... SOl~ith' Australia 22187 Lates co!onol:rim (skeleton)' ' .... •... ,~~)t}vater River, Victoria, 2~ 188 Scoml?er p~l}hmatophorus( skeleton) ... ' • fIoimon's Bay !,.. : 22189 Hoplocephahls'cuf'tus (skeleton) MellJournel ' , 22190 Damalis lun~i'118 (head and horns) South AfriCa ,.' A 22191 Musteta ~tatsi,(Tem,) ... J~p~~' i' A 22192 .GerbillusEih_a:"+ (Dur.) ~lgi~ts 1- A 22193' Echimy:s p:iyos.urus ... Brazils i' A < 22194 Mus assimil.is (Gould) Vi1tQria !jlail1s, 'Y.~. B 22195 Orea,t D.erbi~nus· (horns) East Afl'lca , 22J 96 Dasypus septemcinctus ,... .s~ath Amkrica A 22197 Falcun.c~lusJimcogaster (m'ale) West Aus:tralia " ,', B 22198 "'" ;,- (female) ... We~,i;Auspralia B 22199 Meliphaga'mysticaJis (male), .•. 'West Australia B 22200 ,J' '" (female) ... ' •... ·west Australia B ·iht~·.~i)' I , \ . 75 Museum No. NUllle. Locality. 22201 Sitella pileata (male) , West ,Australia B 22202 " ,,(female) West Australia B 22203 AcantMrhynchus superciliosus (male) West Australia B 22204 '" ' ,,(female) West Allstralia B 22205 Eopsaltria' gdseogularis (female) West Australia B 22206 Climacteds l'ufa (male) West Australia B 22207 " ,;" (female) .. '. West Australia B 22208-10 Scotophilus ll'igrofuscus (in spirits) Clarence River 22211 ,,' G!Juldii (in spirits) , ,... Clarence River 22212 " pumilus (in spirits) Clo,rcnce River, 22213 Murex .r0sari~m (Chcm.) Fel'llando Po, W. Afdca 22214 ,,, I rufa ' 22215 Megapodius Freycineti New Guinea B 22216 Felis planiceps (Vig. and Horsf.) ; Sumatra' A 22217 Putorius Sarmaticus (Gray) .. . Siberia A 22218 Pteromys leucogellYs (Tern.)' .. . Japan A 22219 CrelogenJs paca (Watel'h.) South America A 22220 Vulpes fiavescclls (Gray) IndIa A 22221 Presbytes cl'istatns (Gra,y) Java A 22222 Mnstela erminea (Lin.) A 22223 Tnracus porphyriolophus Africa B 22224 'Mastodon Imlicum (cast,) India' 22225 Calyptorhyn'chus Banksii (male) New South Wales 22226 Calyptorhynchus Banksii (female) New Sonth Wales 22227 " ~ Leachii ( male) New Sonth Wales 22228 "r1 '" (female) New South Wales 22229 , " ,; " ( male) New Sont.h Wales 22230 Didelphis Vi'l'ginianus (female) North America 22231 Hystrix leuctll'Us Ceylon 22232 Megaderma spasma' ... W cHesley, India 22233 Ibis ruber (male) Sonth America 22234 " " (immature plumage) South Americl1 22235* Model of f3ilesian zinc distilling furnace (of gyp- sum) ~ , 22236 PhasianusSoommeringii (Tem.) (male) ' .. India 22237 " " (Tem.) (female) India 22238 Chrysochloris holosericea Sonth Africa 22239 Aix galericulata (male) China' , 22240 Octodon Bridgesii Chili' A 22241 Athernra Africana West Mrica A 22242 Mygale moschata Russia A 22243 Ascomys bursarius North America 22244 Xantharpyia straminea Gambia A 22245 ,Aptenodytes li'orsteri (Gray) ... South America 22246 Osphranter,.fll-rryi (old male)', .. Clarence River, N.S.W. 22247 " ," (female) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22248 EJaJmatur.us ualabatus (female) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22249 " ru~collis (female) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22250-1 " Thetides (Cuv.) (males) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22252 " ,,(Cuv.)(female) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22253 . Petrogalepe~icillata (Gray) (male) •.•• Clarence River, N.S.W. 22254-5 " :" (Gray) (females) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22256 Osphranter robustus (old male) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22257 ,; ,,(young male) Clarence River, N.S.W. 22258 " ,.~, (female) ... Clarence River, N.S.W. 22259 Eudynamis Flindersi (young male) Rockhampton 22260-1 Cil.l'pophaga magnifica ... New South Wales 22262*, Model of hoi·jzontal boring apparatus 22263-4* Two sample's of Bickford's tape fuze 22265* One coil of Whitehorn's patent fuze of continuous MUllufaetured in Victoria length " 22266-7* Two samples of Abel's fuze for exploding mines (one wit.h complete cartridge) 22268-9* Two swivelled handle-joints employed ill earth boring: , 22270* Jordan's mining dial ~2271 Sericulus clirysocephala (male) Rockhampton ,22272 Geronticus calvus South Africa B ,22273 Egiothus linaria (male in winter dress) '" England B 22274 " ,,(female " ' ) ... England B 22275-6 Chlamydera nuchalis •.. ,... New South Wales 22277-8 Chalcophaps ch1'ysochlora Port Curtis 22279 . Queensland 22280-1 ,Psopbodes" crepitans" ... ~'Rockhampton 22282 Ocydromys (sp.) . , , New Zealand .. • Removed to Technologic",l lIfuseuui, 76 l\[u.eum NO Name. L()cnllty.. I 22283 Oreophasis Derbianus (male) ... Guatemala' B 22284 Sphecotheres flaviventris (Gonld) New 'South Wales 22285 Zosterops albogularis (Gould) Norfolk Island I B 22286 Ptilotis ornatus ( male) West Australia B 22287 Malurlls splendens (male) West Austt'alia : B 22288 Sitella (leucoptera) •.'. Cape York I B 22289 Symmorphus leucopygina (Gould) Norfolk Island B 22290 Platycerclls semitorquatlls (female) North Australia I B 22291 MelithreptuB chloropsis (male) West Australia I B 22292 PtiJonopus melanoccphalus (male) Macassar' i B 22293 " pulchellus (female) Waigiou ' B , ~ 22294-5 Tanysiptera Doris ••• Morty Island, Moluceas B 22296 Halcyon Ooromandeliauus Celeb~s i B 22296 Alcyone amnis Batchmn Islands i B 22298-9 Leptotatsis Eytoni ... Victoria ! 22300 Gerbillus Selysii (Porn.) Algiers I A 22301 Dipus JEgyptiCllS Algiers ! A 22302 Xantharpygia lEgyptiaea (Gray) Oairo ; A 22303 Macroscelides' Royeli. . .• Algiers A 22304 Oallithrix discolor ... Bolivia I A 22305 Arvicola borealis (female) Ft. George, Huds'on's Bay A 22306 Mustela Sibirica (Pal.) Siberia I A 22307 Mus coninga (Swin.) . Island of Formosa A 22308 Aulacodus Swinderianus (Tern.) , South Africa A 22309 Podargus phalrenoides (male) Port Essington B 22310 Zosterops tenuirostris ( male) ,Norfolk Island B , 22311 Rhipidura isura Port Essington B 22312 Glyciphila albifrons (male) South Australia : . 'B 22313 Piezorhynchus nitidus 'Port Essington : B 22314 . Diccrourus bracteatus (male) ... Moreton Bay B 22315 Ptilonopus prasinorrhans (male) Motabello Island B 22316 " ,vil'idis (female) N. Cerllm B 22317 Halcyon albicilla Morty Island B 22318 Tarsipes rostratus ... King George's Spllnd 22319 Tropidollotus, picturatus Rockingham Bay; 22320 Petrodymon cuculliferus Rockingham BaYI 22321 Ara Aurarauna South America ! 22322 " militarh5(male) ... Ve~ezuela . 22323 " ]\facao Brazil B 22324 Morphnus urubutinga , Brazil B 22325 Strigiceps Swainsoni (male) ... India B 22326 " '" (female) India B 22327 , ,.' ,,' (young male) India B 22328 Harpagus bidentatus Brazil ,B 22329 Halcyon diops (male) Gilolo B 22330 Tanysiptera nais (female) Amboyna B 22331 Tanygnathus albirostris ~Ienado, Celebes: B 22332 " atlillis ( male) Ceram' I B 22333 Ptilonopus cinctus (male) Timor I B 22334 ." ,,(female) ... Timor B 22335 Oarpophaga melanura Dj ilol 0 B 22336 Spalacodus Preppigi Ohili A 22337 Mus Indicus Barrackpora' A 22338-40 Meriones Labradorius Hudson's Bay' i A 22341 Mustela cicognana ... 'Hudson's Bay I A 22342 Gerbillus afer _Oape of Good H9pe A 22343 Spermophilus xanthoprymna' ... Erzerum A 22344 Rhinolophus, ferrum-equinum .•• England A 22345 Oyclopsitta Ooxeni (Gould) ... Richmond Rivet' 22346 Oygnus ferus .... ,... England 22347 Cygnus ferus (sternum and trachea) England 22348 Apteryx Owenii (skeleton) . New Zealand 22349 N eochanna apoda (Gth.) Hokitiki, New Zbaland 22350 Hokitiki, New Zbaland , 22351 Eurystomus Australis New South Wal~s 22352 Dicrurus bracteatus ... ••• Moreton Bay I 22352 Neochanna apoda (Gth.) ... Hokitiki, New Zjmland 22354 Letorel's centrifugal ventilator (engraving) ! 22355 Ginbal's" ,,(engraving) 22356 A horizontal pneumatic machine (engra.vin~) ,22357 Iron nlining trucks and dipping apparatus for same (engraving) 22358 Iron elliptical mining trucks and moveable appa, rn.tus for dipping 'same (engraving) , I ~2i359 Oaborny's iron minipg trncks (engr"ving). ~!U8.um N"~ Nnme. 22360 Wooden mIning trucks, containing also hoisting apparatus for raising tJ'Ucks by counterweight and brake (engraving) - , 22361 Hoisting apparatus for raising and lowering trucks by stearn lever gear (engraving) 22362 Pulleys of large dimensions (engraving) 22363-4 Rope-drums (engraving) . 22365 ~lteam hoisting machinery as employed in mining, &c. 22366-8 Quillreg's extraction steam..engine, with two hori- zontal cylinders (engraving) 22369 Revollier's extraction steam-engine, with. two hori zontal cy Hnders (engraving) 22370 Revollier's extraction steam-engine, with single cylinder (engraving) 22371 Winding apparatus, comprising the rope-drums, driving gear, &c. (engraving) 22372-4. Extraction stearn-engine, with two vertical twin- cylinders (engraving) 22375 Steam-brake applied to a rope-drum, &c. (engraving) 22376 Section and ground plan of the buildings, &c., over • pit (engraving) 22377-8 Ground plan and elevation of the surface buildings, &c., of the coal mine" Cinq-sous," at Blanzy, in France (two engravings) 22379-83 Ground-floor elevations and sections of the surface buildings of the mine" Fosse Villars a Demain" (five engravings) 22384 Vertical section, elevation, and ground plan of the surface buildings of the mine" Fosse No.4 du Nord de Charleroy," France (engraving) 22385 Elevation and ground'plan of buildings of the coal mine at de Rochelle, at Roux, near Charleroy (engraving) 22386 Elevation, vertical ·section, and ground plan of the surface buildings of a coal mine in the BOl'inage, France (engraving) 22387-91 Ground plan, ltlevation, and vertical section of sur face buildings of mine" Fossc de Nreux: Pas de Calais," France (engraving) 22392-3 Surface buildings of the coal mine "Puits de Lucy No.3, Blanzy" (engraving) 22394-6 Different head-gear frames, "poppet heads," as employed in Blanzy (engraving) .• 22397 Water-wheel· brake attached to a reversible mining water-wheel (engraving) 22398 Sections, elevations, and ground plans of over and under-ground winding arrangements, &c. (en graving) 22399 Fontainc's "parachute" fo), safety cages, &c., also spring arrangement placed between rope and cage to prevent the overstraining of the rope(engraving) 22400 Iron cage carrying fOllr iron trucks in .pairs, one above the other; also a cHcket arrangement for suppol,ting the cages (engraving) 22401 Fontaine's "parachute," with independent level' claws (engraving) - 22402 Clicket arrangement for supporting mining cages (engraving) 22403 Haurez',double-rod stearn man-8ngine (direct-acting) (engraving) . 22404 Iron water-tank cage as used in Auzim for the extraction and transport of water from shafts and on tram-roads (engraving) 22405 Novel.arrangement of a single set of mining pumps worked by adirect-acting steam~engine( engraving) 22406 Sinking suction pump and details as used in the coal mines of Auzim (engraving) 22407 Valves and pistons and other portions of force and lift pumps (engraving) 22408 Valves and yalve-seats of a sinking sllction' pump, &c. (engraving) 22409 Naultinus elegans Wellington, New Zealand 22410-11 Valves and portions of pumps as used for mining ( engravin gs) . 22412 Carpophaga baailis (female) Gilolo B 22413 Trichoglossus iris (female) East'rimor » 78 , " :rnu eum~o. .)imnc. .,,,': ,Loeal!ty, 22414 Todiramphus chloro.cephalns MenaGo' '1'. , B 22415 Ptilonopus monachus (Tem.) Tcrnatc' '" B 22416 ,. Celebensis ,(male) . ', .. Mcnado B 22417 Acanthoehcera lunnlata (male) West Australia B ·22418 Drymodes superciliaris (male) ... Cape YOI:k B 22419 Caridargus Gaudiehandi (male) ...' -New Guinea i B 22420 , " ' ;.,"'" '(young male) r .'... New Guinea I B 22421 Megacephala rubripes ' .... Menado, i ,I· . DIVISION 13.-PUBLIC LIBRARY, MUSEUMS. AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF VICTORIA.-STATEMENT OF JNCO~m AND EXPENDITURE ON AOOOUNT OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1875-76. l)"te. . r..-liame'.'l:u.ry Grant. Amount. Amount. Tolal. Date. ExpendIture. Amount. Amount • Total. , " lS15-6. PUBLIC LIBIU.BY. £ S. d. £ $. d. .£ 8. il. 1875-6. PuDLIC LIBRARY. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ $. d. Div.13, Subdiv. 1.2. Div. 13, Subdiv. 1,2. By 1. Salaries ...... 2,305 16 8 4 To 1. Salaries ...... 2,310 0 0 Balance lapsed .. , '" 4 3 2. Contingen~i~s ...... 3,500 0 0 2,310 O. '0 5,810 0 0 2. Contingencies ...... 3,344 9 2 t:: 155 10 10 '-: Balance lapsed ... '" INDUllTEIAL MUSEUM. 3,500 0 0 5,810 0 0 Div. 13, Subdiv. 3, 4. INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM. Div. 13, Subdiv. 3, 4. 8,J,Q 840 0 0 To 3. Salaries ...... 0 0 By 3. Salaries ... '" ... 4. Contingencies ...... 1,350 0 0 4. Contingencies ...... 1,131 11 10 2,190 0 0 Balance lapsed ... 218 8 2 ~l --- '" 1,350 0 0 2,190 0 0 NATIONAL MUSEUM. NATIONAL MUSEUM. - ~ f Div. 13, Subdiv. 5, 6. Div. 13, Subdiv. 5, 6. By 5. Salaries ... .., ... 1,347 11 7 To 5. Salat:.ies ... '" ... " . 1,350 0 0 Balance lapsed ... n. 2 8 5 6. Contingencies ...... 650 0 0 1,350' Q 0 "1 C) <:C <:> Supplementary vote ... 200 0 0 6. Oontingencies ...... 845 15 11 .ot 850 0 0 Balance lapsed 4 4 1 '" '" '" ~,200 0 0 850 0 0 - 2,200 0 0 c NATIONAL GJ.LLERY. NATIONAL GALLERY. , ~,l" Div. 13, Subdiv. 7, 8. Div. 13, Subdiv. 7, 8. By 7. Salaries ...... , 690 0 0 To 7. Salaries 690 0 0 8. Contingencies 1,589 511 ';:;'~,' ( ...... 8. Contingencies ...... 1,600 0 0, Balance lapsed ...... 1014 1 .!"j" . - 2,290 0 0 1,600 0 0 3: " GENERAL STAFF: 2,290 0 0 ~ - , 0:' GENERA.L STAFF. Div. 13, Subdiv. 9, 10. "0- .. 575 0 0 Div•. 13, Subdiv. 9, 10. By 9. Salaries ... '" ... '" 10. Contingencies . ~ .. ... l,lS1 1 5 ~ To 9. Salaries ...... 575 0 0 Balance lapsed ... '" 78 18 7 10. Oontingen~i~s ...... 1,230 0 0 1,230 0 0 1,805 0 0 - 1,805 0 0 1£14,295,0 0 £14,295 0 0 (Signed) ROBERT CURTIS. (Signed). EDWAll}) LANGTON, Secretary to the Trustees. Treasurer, Public Library, &c., &c. . . 7th March 1877. 71& above aecount &f Receipis and Expenditure of the Public Library, Museums, and National Gallery has been examined and ~ouDd corrcct. • (Slgned) C. H. SYMONDS, } Commissioners of Audit. Audit Office. 28th M/.\.l'eh 1817. .ALFRED J .. .A.GG,