1891-5. NEW SOUTH WALES. AUSTRALIAN (REPORT OF TRUSTEES }'OR 1 fliE YEAR 1894.) tJrcocnlci:l hr .l,htdinmmt .p1tnHt.mt to Jl,ct 17 'Uic. ,!l o. 2, r.cc. 9 To ITrs Excr.r.r.&xcr 'l'ttE Oo,'Enxon A.). '"D EXECC'l'IIT. Col:Xcn.,- The of the Australian )Iuseum bnYc the l10nonr to to Your their Annual Hl'port. 1. Sir . \Jfrcd Robcrt.;, after having occupied n st'nt on tl1e Board sitwo 1!>71 , Trnstt'e· and the Hon. S. ll. IIynm, l\ I. L.C., has been ele cted to the ''ll<·nnt sent. 2. Exct'pt on )londays, when lhe Museum is fo r deaning, thE' doon< h:we bet'n opened to daily f1·om 10 n.m. to 5 p.m. on wcek-dap, :md from 2 to 5 p.1n. on l"undays. The numbc1· of 011 week-days was G,2Hi, or an a\"erage of 330 per day, and on Sundnya 31,321, an nverngo nf GGO per day. The total for the year shows an increase of .213 over that of tho year. The largest nttcnunnce!l on nny one day were on Monday, 1st October, 2,772, ami on Sunday, ht .July, 0:33. On Monday n.fle!'Doons the has continued to be to aml schooh1 for on application betng made to the Curator. A return is appcntlcd of lho numbers of to th e 1\lu:;eum during tho past fourteen years, from which it will be that while week-days maintain a fairly steady ra te of increase, tho attendance on Sunda.ys is litlble to g-r eat llucluntions. 3. 'J'ho continued smallncsl:l oE the income allowed to the ' l'rusleos by Parliament practically stopped tl1 o a<:quisi lion of specimens by purchase or collection . 'I'ho am ount o:.pended in tho purchase of specimens does not c;o.cccd £20. No collecting expeditious luwe bcon sent o ut ; nil thnt has been dont' in this way being confined to flying trips around Sydnt'y. luwo bceu rct'eivcd by exchange, but none calling for apccial mention; pnrticulnrs nro given in tho ppendit·el!. 'l'he interesting pres<•ntationK wero :-Collections of Australian 11 boriginal weapons and of American .t\nti'luitics, from the New South \\ales for the Chicago and n series of" Cook llclicK," f1·om the Go,·ernmont of Xow South 'Vales, comprising nil those or acquired by Sir Snul • nmucl for the Colony, exct'pt some original documents and correspondence relating thereto, wl1ich have unfortunately been since their ar rival in J. t ww Geological llnU and Galleries approach completion. Homo was occasioned through tht• want o£ but the sum of £400 re<Juired ha,ing been now voted by Parliament, the fittings htwe been placed in the aml tho of the 11tafi arc engaged in arranging tho various The ground floor is allotted to the tho fint to the :Minerals, and the upper gallery, which opeUl:! from the main' building, to Iu,·crtebt·ate Z(JologJ. The transfer of speci- mens lo tho new casus has rclie,· cd other parts of the )lu>eum, preparoc.l tho way re-arrange- ment of the entire collcctioms rapidly as will permit. A of ..C l,700 will be required fm· new cnscM, and or repairs to existing cases, of whidt the sum of C 1 00 been voted by P:1rlinment on the Estimate<! for the first half of 1895. 5. 'l'hc Ht.ill continue!! at. the reducecl strength, nncl the forced cconomicll o[ lale ycars are beginning lo tell on the cllicienq of Lhe Institution. 'l'ht' unplicaltl t·ollectiOilli 1\1'0 nlmoNt in Rome g1•o n and 110 means o.f rcplon ishing them at·o :wnilablc. 'l'ho f<•w handsnllowcd being ins uflicicnt for llio proper mninlonauco of the• it tnay be founrl impossiblt• to open tht• llt'W hnll nml to the public until Pnr·liament sba lllm\O grnuicd sufficient lllltdl$ fol' lhc cngl\gcmcHl of further atlondunlR to clenu nnd wtttch them. Dr. 422-A
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1891-5.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
AUSTRALIAN ~fUSEU~I. (REPORT OF TRUSTEES }'OR 1fliE YEAR 1894.)
To ITrs Excr.r.r.&xcr 'l'ttE Oo,'Enxon A.).'"D EXECC'l'IIT. Col:Xcn.,-
The Trut~tC<.'S of the Australian )Iuseum bnYc the l10nonr to ~ubmit to Your E~ccllcncy their "Forty·flr:~t Annual Hl'port.
1. Sir .\Jfrcd Robcrt.;, after having occupied n st'nt on tl1e Board sitwo 1!>71 , rc~i~n£•(1 hi~ Trnstt'e· ~hip, and the Hon. S. ll. IIynm, l\I.L.C., has been elected to the ' 'll<·nnt sent.
2. Exct'pt on )londays, when lhe Museum is clo~l'd fo r deaning, thE' doon< h:we bet'n opened to \'isitor~ daily f1·om 10 n.m. to 5 p.m. on wcek-dap, :md from 2 to 5 p.1n. on l"undays. The numbc1· of vi:~itord 011 week-days was G,2Hi, or an a\"erage of 330 per day, and on Sundnya 31,321, an nverngo nf GGO per day. The total for the year shows an increase of .213 over that of tho previont~ year. The largest nttcnunnce!l on nny one day were on Monday, 1st October, 2,772, ami on Sunday, ht .July, 0:33. On Monday n.fle!'Doons the 'i\Iu~eum has continued to be acces~ible to ~tudent:~ aml schooh1 for tenchin~ purpo~es on application betng made to the Curator. A return is appcntlcd of lho numbers of vi~ito rs to the 1\lu:;eum during tho past fourteen years, from which it will be ~con that while week-days maintain a fairly steady rate of increase, tho attendance on Sunda.ys is litlble to g-reat llucluntions.
3. 'J'ho continued smallncsl:l oE the income allowed to the 'l'rusleos by Parliament ha~ practically stopped tl1o a<:quisi lion of specimens by purchase or collection . 'I'ho amount o:.pended in tho purchase of specimens does not c;o.cccd £20. No collecting expeditious luwe bcon sent out ; nil thnt has been dont' in this way being confined to flying trips around Sydnt'y. Yariou~ RJ>Ccimeut~ luwo bceu rct'eivcd by exchange, but none calling for apccial mention; pnrticulnrs nro given in tho ~\ ppendit·el!. 'l'he mo~t interesting pres<•ntationK wero :-Collections of Australian 11 boriginal weapons and of American .t\nti'luitics, from the New South \\ales Commis~ionerK for the Chicago l~xl1ibition, and n series of" Cook llclicK," f1·om the Go,·ernmont of Xow South 'Vales, comprising nil those purchn~cd or acquired by Sir Snul • nmucl for the Colony, exct'pt some original documents and correspondence relating thereto, wl1ich have unfortunately been lo~t since their ar rival in ~ydncy.
J. ~'he tww Geological llnU and Galleries approach completion. Homo deln~· was occasioned through tht• want o£ funtlt~, but the sum of £400 re<Juired ha,ing been now voted by Parliament, the ncces~nry fittings htwe been placed in the ca~e:;, aml tho member:~ of the 11tafi arc engaged in arranging tho various collectlon~. The ground floor is allotted to the Fos~il~, tho fint gnllcr~ to the :Minerals, and the upper gallery, which opeUl:! from the main' building, to Iu,·crtebt·ate Z(JologJ. The transfer of specimens lo tho new casus has rclie,·cd other parts of the )lu>eum, ~utc.l preparoc.l tho way for:~ re-arrange
ment of the entire collcctioms a~ rapidly as circum:~tance" will permit. A t~nrn of ..C l,700 will be required fm· new cnscM, and alteration~:~ or repairs to existing cases, of whidt the sum of C 100 hat~ been voted by P:1rlinment on the Estimate<! for the first half of 1895.
5. 'l'hc sl:~n: Ht.ill continue!! at. the reducecl strength, nncl the forced cconomicll o[ lale ycars are beginning lo tell on the cllicienq of Lhe Institution. 'l'ht' unplicaltl t·ollectiOilli 1\1'0 nlmoNt cxhau~teu in Rome g1•on p~, and 110 means o.f rcplon ishing them at·o :wnilablc. 'l 'ho f<•w handsnllowcd being insuflicicnt for llio proper mninlonauco of the• ~Iusoum, it tnay be founrl impossiblt• to open tht• llt'W hnll nml ~nlll.'ries to the public until Pnr·liament sballlm\O grnuicd sufficient lllltdl$ fol' lhc cngl\gcmcHl of further atlondunlR to clenu nnd wtttch them. Dr.
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G. Dr. E. P. Bam8ny, after twenty years' set·l·iro.ns Cumtor of lhe.l\ht~eum, lms _retired owing to ill hrnllh. His ~eniccs, howe1·er, h:ll"e been retained m another rnpnelly on the Scwntific , taf£. Tbr Trustee~ hn1·c appointed, as hi~ suecessor in the oflico of Curator, :Mr. Uoberl Etl10ridge, .Jun., former!\" of the Brit ish )!nscum, and late!.'· Pahcontologist to this ~~ use~nn and to th~ D epartment of )lines and . \ gricullnre of :Sow South \\ale~. who has ou se~crnl occastoua f<'mpornr•ly acted ns Curator. )[r
:Etlwridge's appointment took effect on lst Janunr.l", 189.J. )[r. H. Sinclnit·, tho ~<'cretary, was grant~ two months' Jcn~e of absence, which he ~pent in :t 1·isit to the Xew H ebrides, and brought back SOme in tert'sting collectious.
7. 'rhe only publication which has been im1ed ~into the dnto of last Report is a L'ntnlogue of the BirdH in the Au~<tralinn Museum, Part IY, Picarill', sub-order JlnlcyoneN, by Dr. E. P. lhmsay.
8. _Full informt~tion with respect to the Museum will be found in the J\ ppcndices attached to this Report, \'17.. :-
I .- Curator's Uoport. H .-Statement of B.eceipts and Expenditm·c.
1 T I.- Attendance of the Trustees. l V.-.\ Ltonclanco of Visitor~ and Summary for fourteen ycn.rs.
\r.- Roturn of pecitnous acquired during 18!H. VI.-Douations.
Y H.- Exchanges.
Ylll.- Audi tious to Lhe Library. 1 X.-Publications of the Australian )fusenm.
Thr Common ::<cal of tlw )[useum was hereunto affi •eel !1.\· ot·ci"J' f tl n 1 tl · Jll't ~ , o 10 oarl , 111< 1 h day of )larch, J !1.).
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Sccrefnr,r.
(r .. c·.) .T.\ MES C. COX,
Chairman.
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CUJUTOR'S Rr:POR"r FOR 18!1-!. To tbo Tt·ustccs of the Australian )Iuseum.- Sydney, 3l~t December, 1 9~.
Gcntlomen,
I h:~''" the hnnour to report tltnt charge of the )f uscum wat! clclivE>rrcl by me, in the tem])Orary cap~cit) of \ dmg ~urntor to th.e ~hen Curator (Dr. R J>. RamMy), on th<> 22ml of .rauunrr, and re~umed a~:un hy_m) ~<·If, wtth the permul!non of the Hon. the ecretary for MiiWS nnd J\ grit·ulturo on .July 1st, tHull·onlt.nncd totlw end of the yea~. 1 ~mve, there~or~, much plrusuro in handing you this Heport, both on behall of Dr. Hamsa\' and m~'Rt>ll. It 1!$ a)$0 grnbfvmrr to mC' to have been of s<•r,·it:e to Mr. ::iecretarv in relit•,·in~-t him of hi11 dutiE>s for a ~hort time durincr his leavo of abMC'ncc. •
. The gcneralt·on<~it ion. of the l\Iuse~tm :u~d hs ,•almtblc t·oHteut~ may bo looked upon as fairly -att~f,tctor)·, more t•spt·<·tally 1f the excephonnl Circumstance~ nndt•r wht<·h the work has been carried on be tak<·n into c·onsidC't'ntion-that of reduced meann an<l stall'. 'J'lw pt·incipnl wurk performed will b~ rcfc•rrcd to in cletnil umlc•t· the respcdin' hcndings withiu whit'h it faliK.
It i~ with much ~ntisfnct ion lltat T ht.\\'0 to bcnr testimony to t hr ~tric·t nt tent ion f o tlJCir duties mnnifc•slcd uy o1•ery member of the K!aff. anti their extreme williugne">~ to n~KiKL on C\'ory occasion. 'L'l1is iij.tho mor;P to lw t·.ummcnded, wh~n it is bor ne i1~ mind that. mo.rolhnn .onl.' oflicc•t· hn" boon cloiug the rlut.v o[ two. ro .1\fJ•. Hcc·rofnt·y I 1\lll lndobted for Jns Y:tluablo US!!IHI!I l l<'O Ill t he· "t'lll'l'lll llll\lll\"'elllent of t bo Tustitution, nnd to the> Houim· As~i,.tant in :m equ;~ l degree at~ regnnlll tl1<1 ~<·i··;tific ndminist~·ntiou .
'l'wo udclilion>' to tlw st1~lt luwe becu mntle hy tho rMppointmont of n former nttondnnt as me~R<'llJ.lC'l', as it wn" J'onud impossible to dispen~o wi1h ~nch HHsi!!lunct>, and the eugngement of nn a•.,iHtnnt ni~hl \\rt.tchm:ul. ' L'he wanl of' two more ><killed workmcn-nno ccrtaiuly tu be permnncnL, nn ~H~istant !n\iclC'rtniRI- thc othet• iempomry, nn audiliott:tl c·nrpenlt•t• ill ~c>rionsly felt. "With such :ltltlition" lo our wurking strength mudt greater progress coulcl bo made in the proper clisplny of the l'ollc•clinn~.
<:rent c·nre hM h<'cn manifested in the ,wJfarc of' the Rpct·imen~. In consec1uence of lhe rcclueed numbrr ,,f the> "tnff, the Taxidermi:;t ha~ continued, in addition to his othrr duti<'~, to super\'iSc the whole of thr Skin ('ollct·tion~, and thc~r arc now in e'l:cellcnt t·ondition, whil~t the .\ ~<~i .. tant ,\ rticulntor has in a. like nt:mncr constant!~· looked after the welfare of the Osteolo~icnl nncl Ethnolo!!ic:1l t·ollection~.
'l'hc •:t•twral c·leanin~ dntiE'~. inclucliug that of our large expnu~e of gin:<~. h:\\'e been carried out b)· two malo tllld two female aUendam::; to the bel<t of their abilit)·, but the sup01·ficial art•n is far too great for ~o f!'w hnnrk
L :un :lll\inu~ to brinq under your notice the tcrribl)• o,·erc·t·ow<l('(l t•ondi!iMl of the ea~cs in upnrly (•\ery branch. It is with the grE>ale::;t difficulty that l am able to find room for atldition>~, more particularl_,, in the c]i,i-ion!4 uf )[ammnlia. O!>tcology. and Ethnolog.''· J n t•ach Kt•ction :1 largo number of specimen:; ha~ ha cl, of IH'l'<''sity, to uc stored. Thi>< not only rcndl'rfl the ohjE>d ~ unnvailahlt• for Jlnhlic in~pection, hut :ulrlil !.:l'<':tl ly to the lnhour nf prescrmtion. "\ ftc•r the comp](•tion uf thC' ~c·lwmc I hau the honour to l:t.'' h<'fm·c· you :t few month~ t<ince for the erection of :t few more wnll c·at<es, tlwt·o will he no more spa.cc nmilnbl<' fo1· furthct· c·al<e C'\tcn,.ion. 'rhi!l open>< up the C)UE>:o~tion ol' nddition~< to the building, one I would tstrou~IJ r<•t·ommend for your comndcrntion. The )fu~')um i~ also very much in wnnt of new and improved wot·k~hop~. nncl, considering the \'ariecl branches of pracLit·nl mu~oum work cnnied out 011 the premises. t)l(l want i>< an urgent one. Tho erection of a. small erewu torium nnd a. prnpcr ~arc ,;pirit-room :trc also gn•at de,.idcmt r~.
Out· rt•clucod appropriation Juts injllriou!'ly nffcc!C'd the duplic:do eollc•efion~, insomuch th:~t wo nrc• unnhlc to c·omply with tlw requirements of those Mu~eumH and ( 'clllc•cfot·" with whom we t·orre!lpOHd and <'whan~t'. l t naturally follows that our 0\1' 11 collections aucl llll' prc·htigt• of fho J n~tiLution must HC<'{'R•:u·il 1 KtiiTcr iu proportion. '1'ho ncq uisitiou ol' stores for " propltt·ntion," over and aboYe those supplic·d tiy tho Oovcrumcnt HtorC' Dcpnrt.mcot, hns ft·om the !11\UIO cltu~c bc~·om<' mntorinlly lessened, nttd iu 11omo line~ uut· slot>ks have become pructicnllv dcplt•tcd.
Yon hn,·o clccitlccllhat the labels nttached to the Ppecimcn" shall in futuro be ]Wintcd, and a h·ial set hns fur snm<• time been in the hand:~ of the printer, but at the rate at which the printing is prog1·essiug ycnr• 11 ill clap:<<' bcl'uro nny \'isiblo result is .n.ttnined. 1 h:we r~penl(lclly e\pr<·~~<·d tho ?Pinion that it woulrl prm·e chrnpcr in the cud, and unttucst!Onably more COlli'Olllont, to ha,·t· out· own prmter :md pres!< ou the prmni8e~.
\\""ith rt•"nru to structural matters, tho GoYerument A.rchitcd wa« thiK vctu· able to take in hand lh<• rlcfn•th·e d~\n·pipc~ for roof drainage. Xcw J>ipcs h:n·e bet'n plnl·etl out~lrlc the walls, thu:; doing nwn\· with the s<•rious trouble ari~in" from this source. .A now ft•m·o nurl gutc.wny haYo been erected. unclt·r tlw R:unc snper' i~ion, betwce~ the back premises ancl tht> \\'illi:un·t~trc•ct front:\~0. ~'he ladies' lamtnn·, &c., ha!\ nl-o been renovated, and uew ci>~lcrns nnd nmtilntin~ pipe;~ added. 'l'he roof of the c·:trpcnil·r's ~hop aitd a portion of that of the photogJ·apher'::~ studio hn,•c bc·~n coated witlt. HibPon'!l Rooft·ooliuor l'ompo!oitiuu ln• means uf vour own funds with the Yiew of rc•clucm~ the c-:cessJve temperature ~);Jll'ri~nc·cd tlwrf.lin dtiring tho sunimcr montln<. 'Phr new roof of the> Grolugicnl Hall still requires some lurthcr attention in caso of Uooding from storm-wnier", al! reported to yuu ~omo months ago. ..1. further ~ubdh·t~ion of t h~ 11111 in ba.~emen t btts been <•ommencetl, wiLh tho 'i<•w 'of prodding a store-room for the ) fitwralut!illf, :nul i11 l hi>~ ser1•ico a qunutity of old mnlcrinl will uo util.i~!'cl. . .
rndrr the bt•:.ulin~ of Exhibiti<•D Cases I hrtNC murh plen~uro Ill reporlmg that the fittmgs of _tho c:eolo1:ical Hall nnd two gallcric•>~ ha1•c beeu completed, nml arc found tu bo well adapted to tbo reqUired purpusc•s. . . . .
• \t t IIC' mceiinA' of tltr Board, held in August lnllt, J submtt!!'d n Rop~rt deulmg w1th ccrtlttn P''")lUPc•d allt•t•nf inus and a<ltlitious to the )[u~cum cnRes consequent on .an <'XlOlll!lVl' rc-:urrmge.ment of tho t·ullt•(·tinns. 'l'hi~< work t'l'C]IIired an nppropriation of .£1,.) 0. Of tlus auJount, lh? sum of £ -WO was )lnMMCrl un the I•Jstiml\lt•s fot· the Hrst six mouth~ nf the ycnt· 1 !)~. 'l'ho det:uls of t he. prOJ~osecl <'.\llC'ndittn·c• nl' tht> lat tC'l· amount, nK snnrtiuuctl by you, nntl tho !t~rlhl'l' prop?~c<l nllocntJOn of !he bnlantc•, if ~r;utfcrl hy Parliament, will. be referred to ngniu umlt•t· c•crlntn ll~th-lira;)mgs.
\ nhlit hr~tnuoliug tho Jar~<' 1\tlthtwual spnt·c u fforcled ~y tlll· rn~t·s n~ t hr m•w g~~llery :;e~ apart ~or I ht• 1111'1'1'/r lmtf«, WO al'C alt·Pndy becoming CllllijCiOlll! of llie llJI\clC((U:ll') o[ f ho l<l)llCO Ill <]UCStiOn for tb" full e.thibilion.
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. . 'tl ('ollcctitw ·w ith thr c~ccption of a dred~ing trip br mr 1 have little to r~porl m t•onnccllon Wdl I ·'mt"lnr ~~IJc<iition. combined with the Department of
I . ll' Port la<·b•on :m a si • . I 'fh' . d 1 b prc N'C~~or 111 o tee. m . · · " . : j . 11 ·tin" has bt•c·n pro~t·c·utt•t . I>~ I>~ eep y to e re~re\tC<! . . J<'i~hcrict~, at ~,;tke )lac·qtmrlc. 11~ or~nn~~~· h~: ~~en done by incli1·iclunl mcmhcr;:; of the staff. particul~rlr \ ltttlo oc·c·a~1onal g;tthc·rtng 0~ :tpecu:m11• I I Thl' hr~>l'sl c•ollt•cllon m:tclc Wit~ that bv the~ecretan: , \\'I · 1 · the imm<:chnto new 1 >our tOtH · · ,. . t ·f . . • • ..t r. ntc t>ggc•,. Ill ll ·b 'tl . o ,1,1 • 1 JlS<' of one of our moMt unpor nut mean!! o acqms1lton IS \l r. s. Suwl:11r, 111 the ,.\ cw e r1 c~. .11~ ·' •
due to 11 nnl uf fnn•ls. . d t . tl other "\f n><Clltn" •tnd C'cJllcctor>~ ''he never practicable, but the E~. hnngr~ h:wc bcen carriC ou ~~-~ I t thi" .Ynl;tahlc·l;ranch of om· work ha'! alreadv been tou.·hed
c·au~c of our inability ta !<llt,·ce~sfull~·{ag.~ n'·r·Jic·~ P·tuahi Bishop ~tUt;('UUl, nt Irouolulu,"was completed upon. The• unportant esc 1ange "1t 1 IC t • ·
early il~)~~1~ l ;,IH' l'uhlic:afiOll Wll>l is~ut'd <lnrin~ the :''l':\T. Yirl.: " ( 'IL~nlogne of ~irds, ~t. n~ .. Picart:r-. · . . .. 1 , • F I' .Harn"n'·· :1~-i~tccl b\ ' f r. A . . 1. ~ orth. T.t 1s mmh t~ be regretted
Sub-or•lcr ll nlc·.'mH''• ') JJr. •·. · l 1 • . . :. f 0111 ... He!'nrcls. o[ the ,\ usl:l:nhan )IusPum .. 1 t · • 1 1 ·e~ h·ti'P uul J't'l'lllttlcc t w rc•.tpnc.trnnc c o .
t.tn c:u:c 11111~ 11 ~.'· rr' I. I d en lent on local :<Ol'id ic>< t'ol' the puhl icn lHlll of I iJf'll' p:tpcrs. \1 it h your 'l lw H1·u·ntltll' .~tn, 1111e •ecn ep < • • 1 1 · s · , , c :'\c . s h ,,~ 1 · · 1 tl '· . rn e•JlCC"tllv tltw to the Counc·1l of t 11' ... tnnran • Ol'lt'•) O• ~ " • out, ,, a rs ID prrnu~~1on . ntH •au"" ,, ,, . .. , t hi<~ rlil·c•c·tiun. . b f l . I . te fot· ' )In work rcqu•"red E th '1'1 t b f t11e "'tlt.rl''· 1'c1nm hwul" Cl'll on m 111nr c•qu.t " ' · o ~m 10 .- turilg!l u ~ 0 ,, o• I ,... '1' I r f h . 11 fnnk, \'Onsi l'llc:tNI on impronJd principle~. ~~·;t~ d01·i~t'd. bf, t lw 1'a:·pon~c•rs: . ..,. "'~.11 Y· IVO 0
• t ~se wcro obtai necl by c•ont ract, cndt with n cnpttclt)' ol ,,() ~n.I ! OIJB . l lwy m•c 1111\\ luln., SI<Hlnnlly taken JUto u~c, ancl arc found to tut ~wcr dte purpose in \' IOW cxroedmt:lt w~1l l. , , . , . .
l•'u r ~<nmc \'car,.; tlw duplic·atc l\T :\l'snpial ami l•o t'l't~ll Bll'tl :->km ( ollcdwns hnvo ~ecn kept 10
!n t·~() ho\e~ :uul t·:tbiuct~ al tor heatl nf the main stnirc·:uw. 'l 'lw~<: lt tt~•c·. a.ll brc~t, I'C·C~ammod, cleanet!, 1.Ja..~iliNI, 11ncl plal'Ctl in the ,.,,Jiection ><t ore-~hrcl, onl><tdc• the mall! !tutldtng. I ho d1hgcnce and caro c•:\llibi tt•rl in t hi~ wot·k lw the Taxidermist :n·c• to be mtH·lt l'Oillllll'll<kd.
:-; 0 Pnrd111 ,.;c~ 11( any ma~nit ucle lta,·c beC'n madc. I rct:l'<'l t hnt we. h~1·e. been. unable .to ~ecurc several icnplll'lant primtc c·nllel·tion" ofl\•re•l l'ot· t.alc notnbl V tlt.c• Dobmj •ll'. C ollcct1on ot • \u .. traltnn Btrd~, and a vrr.r imp<>rtant PcrieR of . \ u~trali:m Colc>optcrn and Ll•pHloptern. oflrrcrl by )[r. Cxcorgc Hnrnard. of l'oom.,nboolarrno. lltl. .
\\'ith the , i!'\1 of rcmlcrinu :.-.,i-tarwe tu olhPr )J u~rum~. !lJll'c·tm<•n• hn,·c been prepan•d and muuntc•l fo1· tlw Tvchnolo!.!ll':tl ){u~~·um llranehc:; at cltfl't·rrnt times; nud >~tlllclr~· ~pecimen~. more of a h·chnuloH•rc·nl han a wulu~iralnature. h;IH' hePn trau~fNr,•tl to lht> Tvdtnolo~ical ) l u~eum, ~.nlney.
F~r the al'commoclal on of ~omc uf the lnr~cr .Jlaunualin yon h:I\'C' l<:tnct iunetl the en•ction n( four wall r:t-c~ 1110 on each side• the "rairt·a~e in th(• main hall. Two nt' thr,·c ar.· already provided for. but tlw otlll'r :noietv mu"t. watt until funds are ;.l':lll:tblc for tht•ir c•rc•c•lion.
\\'1th yoi1r approml it has been determined tu clemt<' tlw c•utirc ~rouml-floor to Jfam.nalia nnd Ostrolo!J'f· (n no ~roup, C\<'ept perh:l)>><. 1 h:tt of k'tluwlo!J.'I• ts tlw llll'l'l'l'owcll••l eundnion of the ~:t..'~'' and \lt\lit uf room for cxpnu .. inn shown to ~uch :w e.\tent. The L:Ptwral l'ollt·ctiun of P laccnfalia 113>
originlllly pl:u·etl nrouncl tiH' sides of wltnt is now the Henlo~o:irnl ll all, but it 11 iil lw within your recollec· lion thnt when this portillll of the huildin~ wall \:lcate•L nuw fmu· :·rar~ m· more ago, wr structural alteration~. thi~ skin cnll~:ctiou wns plat·P•Im slorc. amltlwro it h:t' l'emaincd 1'\'Cr t~incc, with the excep· !inn of the Sciw·itla•, 7'ivel'l'ithc, Mus!P/lulte, and Lcmurultc. Thc·stl h:lYC lately hl·ru placed on the mam lloor, itt ~~~rnrate ta~es, dcrivetl from otl1t-r source~<.
'l'hc . .llar.~upi11lia arc placed in the main hall, in wnll ra~ct~ of an oJ.l patlent, and not in accord with tl11tt. adopted th1·oughout the Museum of later yenr~. Duriug tho ~·urrcnt ~'l'l\1' thrae will be oboni~ed outside, l)llintcd inlernully, glua:; inst'rtecl indtcad of wood pnm·llm~ on tltu te~pR to afford a ltetler lighr, 1mcl Rtep fitting~ p1·ovided for tlw cfliciflnt !!:<hibition nf lhP tnount('(f ~:~ldnH . '!'his will be effected out of I he l'l'CCnl ll}lj>I'Ot>riatioo.
J t itS :tl~o mleudcd to alter lhc position of our Jn.rgt• Sporm-w halo Kkc•lvlun by remol'ing it to the coni raJ vestibule, thus occupying spate ahout to lw l'acatrd by tho pins let· reproduction>'~ of large extim·t form~o, and in its place affording room for l'arious i1nporlant ~ l mmnnl ia from nthcl' pnrt,; of the )lH>eum .
. I .wn~ fortunate ~nough.to ~ecure, by purl'llttsc, fonr C\:unplc!< nf tho r:ct·e J)cJIIlrolllffllS bcntltiunui, J>o V1~. lro~n l\t r. ~· Jlt~lop, of 1\'yalla, near l'ooktown. \\' ilh tlw 'l'axidormi~t·,. assillt:tnce T wat< able ro m:1ko HOtnc nttt•t'Cl!tlllg notes on )l r. Ili~lop's li\·in" ~pec·imcmc whic·h .Mr. Etl~>ar H. Waite hnt~ incorporated in ~~ p~tper by him, mentioned in his report. c- ' "
. A good c!enl of imJ)Ortnnt ~~·ork in _thi~ c·lall:s has heen prrformecl hy ilte Ttt:dclermist in the prep3ra· lton nnt~ nwuntmg of skms, par~ICularl.~· m the restorat.ion nt' the ('i,ct~. Lt•mur:~. &c.
{rrrat cllre has been mamfe::;ted m the presrrvahon uf our fine collection nf .tlt•rx. The large ne"· ~·n~l c·a~c~ :tt the north ~ncl south. en~s of the upper main hall, arc w uc »nppliecl with ~ectional ,rep· littm~s to. tl~c lower portt_on!<. Tlns "ill allow tho \u!ltralian anrl Forci~u collectitJtts 10 be expanded. :ID~ afford rehef to. th_e terrably. overcrow_ded ~tnte of tho older ca~e~. 1'hi>~ "ork is prol"idcd for out ot pre,cnl appropr1atron and wtll be put m hand earl> in the current vcar. . :Xumrrous nest groups showing bird". nv-t;aud "::t"~. and often the \'Oilll"' with natural surround· ]3!r•.
1 hMo. been mo~nted, pn.rticu::1rl:· tho~e of the Pink.enn•d .L.hwk (.lialrrr~~hyncltus mrmbranacru~).
, ul~ ler-bml (Ornctw~. ~~~·quatu~), (+ill-bit:d ~Antlroclw r? <'rii'IIIICU[utu), I>inmoncl 1-tpnnow (Stflgonop/rur•t ·(,ult! la), nud twu ~ower!l, '11.., those of the S~ttm Bower- B1rd ( PtilonorllyncltUI! l10/os1 rrciw;) and the Fa11n· orcaatcd Btmer-bll'd (OMamydotlN·n Ct:'Nillit•rnfri.~). 1 t ha>~ been Olit' itim tu rrndcr these 'as life-like and 1 rutl to t~nturo ns pos:<iblc. 'l'he collection of ne~t:~ has b<•c•n r 1·no1·ntt•<l rcnnmed and nrt·~~ .... ed in :t :Uon· approprmlo ClltiC. ' • • · o •
I t .l\Ir. A.1f.· 1Kcr~lt prep:tr<>d, fnr the Dcpa~ltncnt of ' I inps nml \ !rriculturl' .1 '· T.Ji~t of the
nHct• tvorous ~m K oi X t; W " with s'"tc . 1• f · "' ' ' 1 nidifi. r 1 f d · · ·: . s 111·~ .le re crcncc~, IIOIIH'lWhlttl'<· scit•ntifil:, and \CI'lllt~u ar. ca"~lon ~~~~~ . oo , t??~e pa_rhcu~arly whclhc1' wjurious m· unL to t'I'OJ>S .
.1. 10 c 110! acqutl:Hhon 10 th1s Sub d ·t. t . · ,, 1. . . . G Prr~ontcd by iiir 0 H " , Jl B , 1 ; l~pa~ men comu~tcu o xouw ht~·cll• I t·om t hr G1lberi 'roup,
, 1 • . : . · · ..,,1ayne, . ··' . x :wsldont. I ho Rcpfil111 and Baf1•,1c/,ia have to :~omc 0 [ l 1 t. . . . . .
sequout on suh;~Litulim1 of s >e · 1
: ...... 'on lOOn ompornt·tl.~· w1ti~J,.a,1 n from clln?ltton, cOli· ov<'ll now to aomo Gltent
1 I 011~011" an! •e .u.an~cmcnt. l n c·nutwd1on wtlh the LiJ.nt·ds lht~ work lms
dil•i•iou~ ~ball be m~:>socL!:li~:e~~~tbu~ ou.h~·o alt·t:~t~l,r 1,'1.1 Jli'~VI'll of'!uy twg~t·~t tuu thrct the whole of ~he~t1 e ot t e uppct m.nn h.tll fur thl' purpo~u tho wall ;:;pace of .thl>
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po_rtion of tho. building will be supplied with largo casC!I as ;coon n~ funds arc nmilablc. T he adoption of thts rour~l' will cnab~e mo to group together the whole of these important cla~ses, and to bring under cover a number of obJects ~t present expo$ed to dust nod possible damage .
• '. 11011 dcp~rture 11:1th us h~!l already b_een com~enced in ~Ill' method of displaying our Snnk~s. J n add thou to ~<pmt, and m many m:~tanl'C's dned t<pecunen~, n srrtcs of cast!!, colourccl from nature. wtll bo uddcd, taken only from the most typical and l:wi!est c'iamplC'< procurablr, but al><o t~howing variation iu colour;.and ~:~ta!{cs of g1·ow~h. _\ couu.nencement hall alrenrly hC'l'll nuulo with the .\ ustralian species.
. .\\!tl.' tho ltCII of forc1bl)' presenting to. the public eye thnt difli,·ult gt·oup Jor exhibition-the .Ft.vlt-lt !"Intended to mount the whole ~ollrctton by degree~. othE-r than Npirit ~;pecimens, without the tnl.l•rl•enhou of fOparate Standto, o~cept. IU the. case. of Ye~y l:u·ge .~~l~cimC'n>~. uy placing the dried skins, smtably prcparC'c!, on 1\ clear ~un of vcrhcal fittmg>~. nnmeclmtely w1t un thl' ){IU~>t front of the containing ca~c. l n prepnrmg the spreunens. the l:ttler are flnUcncd on the unt'\]IO~ed -.idl', so as to accommodate them to tlw vcr lll•al tmrfa('('. The commoner food-fishc:.< of our wnl<'r~ have alt·each• been tr<'a.lcd in this way. 'l'he entire Jo'i,..h Collection will for the futuro bo exhibited m the same ' e~tiliule with the Reptilia &c., and the majority of the 11pccimcnR has nlrea.dy brrn tl'•lllsferrrd there. T he \\'all -cases on tb~ ~round floor, at vrl'~cnt chieJiy dc,voted lo S111nll shark~. will U(' I'(JIUO\'('d and rr-erected in the same l'estibulo out of funds recently voted. lt is also intended, when further moneys lll't' available, to erect a ~lmllow wnll-<·nso 011 <'R<'h lnnding of the 1\fain Staircase.
'l'ho c1u~eK derotod to O.~teolo.IJ.V like those of the Mcnm1utlirt 1u·e too much ovcrct·owded to permiL of many of t he skeletons being cle~wly seen, but .[ hope to umko I'OOm iu tho futu re by more judicious g1·ouping. A gootl tlcal of floor !:lpace will bel·omo twailn.hlo on the l'omoval of ihe five tRl!lo cases containi ng fi1~~il orgnn1e reumins to tho Geologit·alllnll. 1'his will bo occupioli i11 part by ~~good skeleton of~~ Bnlt•oH \V hnll• at p1·ese11t in More, but alrl'ady artlcttlnlccl.
A working catalogue of the dnplic~~.tc and ~lore skeldons lu\s hreu prepared by DJ r. Ed"'a1· R \ \'nilc nntlthc .\ rticulnto1·, for the u~e of the laltor. 'l'he ~anw o0i1·er~ htwc al8o gone through tr\0 c'hibite1l ><kclclons ancl che1·kC'cl them with the 1·egisler. ,\ $t•ri1•11 nf :liO 81andil fort he better display of our seriell of human cmnia has bC'eu mnde by contraet, and" ill :<iiClrtly be bmnght iuto u~e. The mot·e important •k<'lrton~ set up by the Articulator and :ll<Kislanl durinj! the JlUilt r··nr weru two Bnctrian Camel~. an .\ t·macltllo, a ~pidcr ) [onkey. n fine Rhca. a Ca~sowar.r. an Emu, and a. Dmrl,·olfl.'fllS.
The general collection of ltw·cl:: {ru:<ct·ta, .\ rachnitla, and ) l yrinpmla) has becn almost entirely trnn~fcrred from its former rc:<lin~ pla1•e in thr upper main hall, and i~ un<ler~oing n complete revision. )lore than l,OOO ~pecimcu~ ba1·e already been arranl!ed in tho ll!'W cn~e<> nt the west end of the new upper ~nllt• ry 'L'he method a<lopt<'d !or the exhibitiOn of the Au>~tr;llinn l.cpidoptera, Coleoptera, nud other~. l'tmsi~t~ of n series of thirty-six lar~e corked trays held in n ~uitable fmme-work in lhe wall-easel!, immcdintC'Iy w1thin the glass de1·ised by )lr. J.'. A .. \. :-<ku~e. Ove1· tiH'sO trnys and a little above the eyc-linl' ar<' placed :t series of the plnw• from ~colt's "Lrpidoptern," mounted and framed. Special allentinn is being gi1cn to the illul'tration of tb£> life-historie" of as many spN•it•s as possible. 1'he foreign form~'' ill be clit<pl:ty<'d iu balu~tradc. and intermediatE' cn>'l's, at the Namo end of the gnllcry, whilst tho \ rachnirl:1 and E1·onomic spc<"imens 11ill bl' placed in two adtlitional walll·:t!IC>~.
'J'hc duplicates h:we become much depleted thron~h want of fund-. fo1· pnreha:;ing and means of collectinli(. The collection generally is ver.v deficient in Qu<'f'Ot~laud spc1·io~.
The ~1/ollu.mt, formerly displayed in ce1·btin old-fa~hionetl and t·umber~ome cases in tho upper main hall, h:wc, so far as the _\ ustrahsian species arc concemed, been entirely transfetTed to iho new upper gallery, nnd are rontnined in twenty-five baluslrnde-caseR, nnd llixtcC'n intcrmrdiate l'tnall tnblec:l~C~. 'l'ho nrr:lllgement ha:~ rn,pidly progt·essC'd, nnd will be completed early in the curx·cnl yolu. The hnlustrudr-cnscH in quo8tion were formerl.Y in my o1•cupntion for the Foreign Pnhoon!ology, then ]Jlneed 1~round tho J':tiling of whal is now tl1e lower or mineral gallery. 'l'hoy will shortly bo ropolishetl tlwough tho fund~ J'occntly oppropriall•d. 'L'ho Eorei~>u Shells remnin iu th(1 upper main hall from want of space to e.\hibit them in tho new gallery, n.nd I m~ch rc~rel thnt, in this inst:uwc, lhe1·o is no room for the complct ion, much lcs~ cxpansiou, of this ''nlua.ble serie~.
'L'he lowc1· g1·oupN of Invertebrata (Forruninifcra, Porifera, C'm lrnler:~.t:t, Tuni1·ata, Echinodermata, nnd CruNtacea.) wore in former days crowded together at the !lOt'! h end ol' the upper mnin hall. T he whole have now bren tramsferrecl by ~lr. ThoiUas "rhiteleg~c to the wnll-ca~r:. ou lho nurt h and south t!icleM nlltl cn~l end of the new upper gallery. The spccillleos are uuclcr arran~-:emcnt, und tho Fornminifern, Pot·ifcra, and .\ctinozon, amounting to 1,310 :~pccimens, were l'omplotr1l durin;r tlw latter half of the ye:~r, and T cnnnol 11peak too highly ot' this excellent piece of work. 'l'hc m:ljority of the object!! are mounted on black stands, of which 2.000 were made b,· contrart for tJu,. purpose. :uul are al~o legibly lnbl·llcd. The E(·hinodermata. aro in band, and, with the Crn~lnCI'I\, will ~hortlr be completed. In his report Mr. Whitcleg~c indicate<~ certain groups but poorly rcpre~entcd iu the )[u~eum. .
Th1• Etlmolo!J!I hns ~o corupletelr outgt'0\1 n the small an ne:< and ~:tller) allott<'d to 1t that so!ne additinnal space is imperatively rt'<}llirL'(I. J cmpha<~i$1' thi~ by ~<lating th:tl nearly half o.ur A.ustr~tlian Ethnology i>< unoxhibired and in store; and what is on vi<'w, both of thi" and thnt rcpn·~cn.tmg .the So~nh Pacific lslnndH (of which \le luwe :t particularly fine cnllcclion), i!l.;o cr1m<ll'cllhnt.not oul~·1s 1t 1mpo.ss1ble for the publir to view the e'ihibit:, with ease, but it i11 almost im\)()~,.ihlo to keep them free from msect life. Ono officer's time is almost wholly taken up in the lattrr < uty, and t hit~ in it,clf 1s 1t heavy lax on our rl'duc<•d litnff. Yon will remember that some months ago I ,..u(nnittrd to you a propo~nl to transfer tlw whole of the Ethnoloav to another part of the building, but fu1'lhcr rdlrt·tion ha~ I'Oll>ineed me that thi,.. will hard!) hettc•r m~iters .. The im]lOrlance ~hat the .\ u~trrdinn sr~·hon, as a porlio~ of the l~istol·,v. nf tho ('ontinent is dttil} a~~tm1m<> clcmauds that 1t shall rcccn·r more liberal con8ulcrallon, espeCially 11 it i11 to k(•ep p1t:·t• with the fillo ~ollcctions of a similar nature in ut her <:olouinl ){u~;eumN. ' l'ho only solution that I now seo it~ an c:den.-ion of the building. .
I am de~irous o[ m::sLituting :~ collection of vegotablo suhstnnces Hhow111g tlw food-stuffs antl economic mn torialll of nut· Aborigines, and a nucleus has ah·oncly bN•n fornwd. Presentations in this direction ''ill gladly bo welcomed. . . . , . . .
A \'Cry im pOl'tant lJrcsrntallon m th1s l:iub-Jepart uwut, wa~ lho fill !I ~ot of wen puns and ~mplomenb.1 of tho Alli,.,a.tor ({ivot· ' l'ribes Northern 'l'errilol'\' , ancl nume1•ous umH anti ''asc~ from tl10 hur1al mound!! of 1\rkan~~ l r. '.A. "LV<'ll b~ tl1o Now South \\'ale ~ Commi~"iou of' lhCI Wol'ltl's ('olumbian Expo~ition at <'hicago. ' 'l'hc S~c~etnry (Mr. S. ~inclai1·) has also pt·C'~ontcd a soril'l! of l~thnolngi,:al objects obtained by him iu tho :Xow J!obritlc$, tbat have enriched tbo~c we already po~<~ess Jrom lhl·~o l:<luntls, and h~ hn:;
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describe•! a number of tho specimen,s i? a pnp:r to be puhli:hc<L, with the permissiou of the Trustee~. m the Proceedings of thr Linnenn SoCI('l:y of . .\ cw f:outh \~a~c,., • .
Tho Xumismntwrd Collectio11 ~till remam~< small, but 1t ~~ one that ! bopo to see grow M time goe, on u rc~ont tmch ~recimens as vou ]IO"Se•s nre une:\hlblted. Jhlrl~~ tho pns( Y<'~ two ,·ery one br~ll7:~ m~d;ls w~re pre,cnted by tho ·corporati~m of Londll!•• Ill! dct:ule<l m :1\ fr .• \ .. J. ;\orth's. lleport, ) fr. C. P . 1 h •nutn, who exhibited largely ut Chll'ago, hut~ k1ndly oJTcrt·d to arrange our coUecbon when
11paco ib :waibblc. ']'he IJi.~toricnl Oollection, althougb small ltko t he Xumi~mntical .. nnd simillll'ly .nccomm~nted, eon
tain~< many historical .relics of importance, aml wo cn•u po~~e'" malerml to lru-goly JUcrease 1L did spncc
permit. A really $_rrCnt addition has been m ado in lho ncqui~i tio•~ of ~vhat Ill'~ known, ns lho ." Cook Relic,,"
t ransfer.red to the Board'~ custody br the OoH·rnmont o.f N <'w Houth \~ nleR. ~II~c article:< have been pl~~t·c11trmJJornrily in eiuht table-cases at tlw south end o£ lhc uppor mn111 hall. 'l he declared Yalu~ ;~ .C l ,lOO. 'J'he~o 1·rlic:~ of tho great circumn:Lviga_lor, Captain .J amCH Cook, lL;>.. ., l!'.H. ·.,_":ere purch3•ed. mt 11 :ilnlutory dcclnrntion, by the New Soulh \\ ah·~ Oovcr·nmcmt, p:u·Liy from the f:IUl'\'JVIng rclnti\'es o£ Mr~. l~lit.n.bot.h Cook, the ci rcumnnvigat.or's '' itlo'' , viz., .Mr . . Jollll .i\!!t<·krell, ~f Clnplt:un, London: lhu Hcv. Canon J?redorick Brnnoll. 1\L\. .. \ 'icar of l\ln t.l<lin:; ton, ('ounty "\VIII!•; 1\114 Rc:u·.A dmii·al J L i\1. (: A lcxnudcr, K N. Cl•rtnin other nrticlc1< wen• pro~onteu by 1\lt·. \Vill i:un Acl~m~, l•'. H.C.S .. EngL. of London, and i\lJ·. K N. Brown, of 1\Ialbuur oc. 'l'ho old 'Wcdgwoo1l medal l!ons accompanyiltg lh~ collcrtion wore pUl'<'hascll chioUy from <L J fr. HathbonQ, of Lu111lou.
' l'ho general <'Ollcclion of .Jl inernls und R ocl.:s wa~ formerly rl ~:lplnyed nt lhr. south end of !la~ ujlpcr n_tnin hnll, anti in sundry cases scattcrcal .nbottl lhe A,l ttl!cum, " hal~t tllC . \ ustmlmn specimens 11er(' paced 111 t:~blo ('fiSC>~ on the floo r of tho geolng1cal hall. 1 hc wholr ~criCK lt:tt~ 110\\ hc<'U mo~t carefullr ~;m1r over b\ ~ I r. Thomas Cooksey, B.Hc., l'b.D., in n ~rent mrn:suro re-rvgi~lercd, :\nd trnosferr~;l to tho uc" lower or mine•·:ll g~tllery. 'J'he !>p<'<'imru~. to tho numhrr of lJ,OOO, :ti'C all :U'I'II.Dged on bl:t~:k hlock~. prnddc•l for the purpose hy t•on!rad, flllll l'ully lnht·IIPrl. 'l'hr runjorit) of the ) [inerab are t:cm•igu, thr strit'lly .\ ublralian brin!.t •cry po?rly rcpi'C'~cntrcl. 'I ~~IM ~taouhl not .h<•. and I would resp~l·t· iull,r ur~o that step~ be at nm·c takt·n to •·ccl1fy thP anomaly. \\ tlh the t"<ct•phou of the Silicates. the dn~·ilicatinn adopte1l ha" been according to Metallic Elements. The Silicate~ arc arranged after the ~ytsl<'nt of Prof. E. S. Dana. ·
A \'t•ry liue exchange of Zeolites fr·om the basalt ttnnrries nrnund :Mrlbourn<>, wns effected with .\I•· l'hl'rid:m-K nO\\ lcs, of tbnt city.
. Work in a·.otul<'CI ion "itlt P alcrollfolo.'l.'l ha« made ':er~· lit! la• prn~res:~ d u~·iu~ llw pa~t year. The •luttt·~ I lmn· pcr1ndll'ally been called upon tu perform W1tluu I hat ]H'rlllll - tlutiCs, l may add. that hare bl•,·umc a pll':lhUrt·, alloyed. l1owever, with r<'!.!l't'l at illl' cau~t· thCU'I'fm· JH'<'H:nl<'al me <~tvine to m' cn1n 14p~cutl11uhjrct that atten~ion it:> irnportaJII'C •lc.mmuh. \ :~. hnwc,·er. thc~c f•u·tR :1re"' p<·rfcctly ~ 1thin nmr co~n1"ance, I need oltcr no further ~splnualwn, nutl only hnpo that rnv ne\t Hrpurt llt:IV' ~ho11 11 l:ar~c rt•cord of \lurk in thi~ clirectiou. · ·
'l'lw number o£ ~<pecirncns acquired. and rQgitslered during the ye:1r is:-By exchange l:J!) By prc~enlation 310
. l•'our yt•nrs a:;u IIIo. wl~olc ~aln•ontological CoiiPction, l'\eept the r<'rnnin~ oE ilw extinct llfal'supialia. Wll~ \\ llhdrn\~' 11 fr~111 p11~hc YICI\' Ill COU~Ct[UCII\'(\ Of ~tnw(u ral alll'l'l\liOIIN fu tht• uuildin~. 'J.'hl' l~orei~:n and. ~\ ~~~ll·:~li nn CollccliOllR IHwe uow beon re~ton'lcl to tho 1'IIMO d1·nwors, nn1l preparation fot· lhrir t•xlnbitton 1.11 Ill(' Cllsc tops hast·omm<>nced . • \ numher of lhn l:n·go ~tweimon>~ has LJC'en suitably motllllt•l and ytncc1~ 111 llw wall ca~e~. 'l'hi>< will .be contit111t•tl :tll tho) t•at· pro:,:I'C:!!ICS. .:\ ine pt•dcslals hnYo been P .. Tt' 1~cd .fur l~t~· hu·gt• l.lh\~te~ ,rep~•lucl1ons of type l'fllllia. n1.11l plal·cd in tho t!<'olo:.;ical hall. .fhe lnlter lull ~ hnu~fure•.l >~hottly. I he h\'C tlcsk iuble ca~e• ot•t·Up\ 111~ tho lluur at the end of tho lower· rnnin 111 will ~l' ~ r·u~~~crrl•d In tl1o sa~e ~ool!l, for tlae rcl·<•pllon.nl' fm••il \'l'rtobrata. 'l'heso <·:\Se~. with tw,l
othrlr ~~~~,., ~lnul_.u1 one~ nlrendy e'1~tu!g 111 the gcolog~t·al hall, will bP provitlu1l 1\ith ~<lope fittings duril!!: lW:\ ~ t•,u out ul I 1c recent approprtatlon.
·'tl tl l .~<ubmit hkort:'"illh details o£ the work uoue in the ntrious Suh-•l<•pnrlmcnt" hv the ollicers in cltarl(l' \\I 1 1c1r rcmur 8 on I tc !'awe 1 1 r • • • • U.L\'f.', "-'-C ••
R K rH EIUDGE, .TuR., Curator.
'l'o lho Curator,~~~.,
.\ l'PESIHX L- ( \).
1 [ere\\ ith I ha\'o the honour to b d tl ·' 111~· chnr~t·. nn ynu lC .... unual Iloporl for l bfl I of the coiled ions under [ am. ,\1· .•
EUGA.lt It W.liTE.
Jf,mmals. Bt:\'OSI> HOIIIO slight rulclitiow< the collecti r I '1. Rpacc will ~uun b(• 1w·til·•blt• ,
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1 ° <'X 11 ulcll .'l l nmmalll J'cnutin .. lllll·han»NI. \ little m••rc I . • • ' ~. ILICU un • 1<' rrmov·d I' tl 1 1 · ..., I will tlwu he ]lus,iblu to t>l·tco tit I
1 ' " 1l' nn•t·lolmlo ('ollcdwn to tiH' new gnllcrr.
· o mamma " lo"'eL wr I] . l 1 · • 'l'hl• , 11 •t ' I' . "' ' IC')' •1 (ll'<'k<'IIL, ICIIIg llllll'h :~t·:tltl'r<'cl. . · w cc lUll " Auslralum 'llamlll'll i 1\ ..,. 1 · . Wl·ll~la~<pii\)'()(L Tho :wailahle ~ ace it~ bJ· l • I! "; ~00< 0111'; It IH, how~\'~r. too (')'~wdrd to bo consid~reJ
lwo. t\X:IUipl <·~ of' t•a~· h ~>pccics ft will! ot b 00 11111 '~blll, nml. unll'~' lho O'tluh1t bo a·o11hned to one, or, nt uw>t '1'1 Jl t' ' I 0 )IOMSI () tu 1111)11'11\'l' lll:l( ll'l'tl
pnNNtbll• exl<·n~um 111 tlo1s clirectt'o•t " . I! 1 Y P001 111 pmnl ol apt'<'ll·~ nM cnn one forc~rc mm·h . l I r I . Dl)l.t case~ l'l\'C b<'Oil 1'1! I . I. I • . . ~l'l1 !'I. 01' oxamp ('. the S<·iuJ•itl([! r: .. 'l . 1/ ' . 1 \'( up Ill w He I 11pocinl tilmihClllll'O l'l"}li'C'
l t i~ · I• 1 1 I . ' wr11"
11 • J u.~tl'!ulfl · :11111 Lnnu1·irlu· .
. Ill c Ill et to tt •ortl Y rem state tlw . ll . . . . but frc~h ~<pcclmOtll:l 11ill bo retjuircd b f ,111 ~~f~wu ut Ba!" \\llhclt·a\\11 from c>thibition smnt• (imengl',
e or-e ,t ~>tttll! aclot·v ~orloN c•u b t· I l . .. o l hiP :~ycc . '!'ht'
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Tho Skin Collt>ction ha!: been entirely o>erhauled and classi!icd and is now in n<hnirnblo condition bolh ns to prosrn•alion anti menus of reference. ' '
Durin~ the ycnr the collection ltas been enriched a~ follows:-
B.v purchase... G By exchange 6 By presen~ation 41 Uy collection 1
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.\ p10nj:t the donations may be specially mentioned, sprcimens from the Zoological Society of Xew South\\ ale~. a .. hcro~oforc, anrl ~evora.l k:u~garoos fro~ ~lr. J. A. B.ovd. 'rho principal purchnsr was four tree k:mgaroos from the Bloomfield Rwer, Q., be10~ the nmtcrca) u~rd when writing tho paper "Obxfrrnfimu; cm .De~~elrolagw; bennetlianus, Do Yis," published in 11.£.:5., N.~:nY., lX, p. 5il. pis . .XLII anti XLll l .
Reptile.~ (11HZ Balrflcltirms.
All tho l~epLileR and 'Bn.L1·acltiaus have been tompo1•nrily withclmwn from exhibition, and before boing placed in t.he ga11ery newly allotted to them, they will be entirely romountcrl. l n t he majority of cases now specimens wil l be substituted.
The work o£ l'tlmounting the Lizards ha~ boon commoucerl. 'l'hr 1\ u11trnlian species M'C toler~bly represt~nlc•d, buf Lho Fm·oign collectio11 is extremely mengt·c, thcrf'foro oxchangcll might, advantngeouslv be negotiated "ith foreign 1\[uscnms. •
lfi!hor!n :-lnnkos have brcu represented onl.1- by :opic·it !<prcimcns. Uepti]N; llcw; prc~ervcd arc nnqatisfnt·tory mul Ulll'C'Cogni~ablo by the public. lu a t•ountry like Uci~. whore vcnomou!;l !makes are so common, it is of the higho!lt imput·tanco that great facilitie.:~ ~:~houlrl be nf'forded lo nil cla~~es for becoming :u·quninl<'d with the aspect of, at least, the more common anti \'(•nomous species. .\ "crie~> of coloured rnt<t>~ ha~. therefore, been commenced, which in time it, is hoped to make complete. LiYing or fre~hly· killrd aml uncl:unag<'cl snakes of all lcinch< are required for the purpose. 'l'ho public "ould greatly facilitate the work by bringing »pccimons.
'I'hl' J~nroign Collt•ction of Ball-achians is Yerypoor. J\,. the Ecautlnla (Frogt~ and 'J'o:Hls) alone are rrpresentccl in A uslrnlia, the ~fu,eum is almost devoid of the Cr11ttlt1fa (Salamawlcrs and X ewts) and Apodn (limbic~~ Batrachian~). .\request for J3atrncbian!l !lhould, ihercfor<', accompany that for foreign li1:mk
Tht· folio'' iug ha'e been registered during the year:-By purchaMc... 15 Jh c:tchnnge 2 B;• pr!~sentation 122 By old collection 4
113 lu addition to 1\fuseum work, ,;mall colleelions from !he :i\I:wlca~· :nul QueenKiancl1\f nl<CUml; h:we
hccu C\amincd, rc:~ultiug in n srcond pll>]>Cl' on Au~tmlian Tf!J!Mopitfll!. An nrticlo on A.~pitliles 1'(1111Sa.lfi,
;\laden~ , has al:(o boeu published.
Fishes.
Althour.:h spirit. spt•cimcns arc ueeellsm·y £or l<cicuWic put·po~cs, fishc~ prc~on·ed in this lllnnnal' are ~car1·ely Nuitahlo object~ for public exhibition. .\ sericll of t.ho more> commun food-fishes of the Colony has bC"cn mount ed, aml it i~ intended to <lxtond this collection, nt~ tho intcres!. ovincccl by vi:~itors shows that sucl1 a st•rit·s il:! needrd aud apprct·i:tted.
The total number of Fishes recei,·cd during the year is shown below:-
Bj purchase... 21 Hr prmwntati~n -..o lh old t·ollcettou a H) t·ollection 33
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'l'hc• pnrcha~cs arc mainly small numbers of ~pcC'imcn~t kincll_r brought from Lord U owc> T~<land hy :\lr. T. R. It·ely, .J.P., who encourages the collection b) llmall pa.' mcnts on cn1r h<·hnlf. )f.'· colleague, ~lr. "'hilelt·ggt•, hnli presented a numbcl.' of fishc11, furuishing matter for a :ohor~ article, " .Kew or rare }i11ltt'8 ji·om . llaruubra, ..N.N. TV.," published iu P.L .S., :S . .'. \\'., 1X, p. 21.3, ]ll. .\ Yl L
Sl,clctons.
'rho amount or !!pace available for o~tcologicnl dnnc In imp1•ovo the collections at present.
The arliculalur lutli prepared the following:
Hy ]Htrrha~c ... By cxchaugo By pt'C'Mrlltnl ion H.' old t"olledion
prcpnmtiuns i~ so "mall that ''rry little eau be
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To the Curator,- 1\ PPESDJX 1.-(B).
Sir, 1 I ·c the honour lo herO\\ ilh lullld vou the Annual Report fot· lS!) I, detailing the work done • • H\\ · • J am, &c., 10 tho ~ub.tlcpartment Avcs. __ A. J. KORTn.
T · £ J>'rd• :rnsln and Eatvs tloferminod and r<'giNtorod cluriug tho year, have been as follows:-UF. spCCHilCnll 0 .11 Q' ' ~, t>O 1
B.\' purclm~e ... Hi~ By t·ollectwu . . . ~6 By exchange.... 'l? B,v pre~eutahon. · -.1: l~rom old collel'ttou lOO
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Owing to tho ~toppnge of purchase~ 111111 ~he di~continuam·e of co.llccliug expeditions. ~~ rery important acquisitions ha,·e been mntlc to thC' Ormthol~g~eal collec!Jons durtng the: ytJar .. -h anticipated in mv lnst vent··~~ Report, the depleted ~tale nf the tluphcatc collection rendered tl tmposstble to make 311r exc11;mges ~'·orthy of note" ith other )luseum~, nud until (u!tds are :n·ailablc ~or the purchase aud collecting of specimens il ~annot he expected. thnl a!•Y of our {ot•ctg-~ destd?rutft,.wtll be· .added to the ?ollection. At the present. ttmo we nt·e dcpendmg ontu·oly upon donn.lrous of specimens from the publrc, supple· menicd l>y an OWlMioual dny'11 collccliug in tho noi~hboHr·ltood of Sydney.
The principal UC!flli~ifions consi;;t of spet·itucn~ of 8pnlulu c(lfpca/!1 llltd Urotl!fllamis tai/e;11is pre~entod b) th(' Hon. <.;. H. :-lwa_\'tle. lJ~r Brilll~lllit• ..\ln.jesly'~ ~esidcnt :1~ the .Cl ilbert noJ. Ellicc Grouv~: and an adult malo of .Newton·,. Bowcr-blr<i ( Pt·wnorluru nf'tl'fonwna) recetvcd ur ox change.
Thr collection ill m a good ;;tntc of pres<•n:t!ton. nnd durin~ the year the 'l':P.itlermist has prcp!i't'd and mounted. :unon~ oth<'•~. sc,·cral Jar~<· groups of bird~. 111nking a Y:tluablr n•ldttion to that mo~l. interesting and iu-trut·tiH• pur1iou of tlw bird ~:tllcry, the Oroup Collel'tion. Donations of nests in 11/11
whieh are uo1 alrl•:ul~· reprcsent('d. togcthl·r \\it h the parent, birds nml <',!!g,;. wonltl be ,·cry acceptable.< esp!'l·inlh• those from thr coat:~fal scrub8 of tlw rwrtht·rn rin•t·:;. 'fhc :\c~t Collodion ha« been re-arr:tll"l'<i anti named, n number ol' 11pccic~ in the Old Collcl'lion determined and rcgi~tcrcd. and li<'ket~ in ~th the .!c\ ustrnlinn atlll Ftm·i~n Collection~ I'C'llC\\ rrl. Small collection~ or lllOUIIt('d ~JlC'l'imen~ of bird:s h:~~c been ~ent to tltr ::khool of Arts. Kangar·oo \ all<•r. nntl the 'L'cchnieal Collrge, l'lt11uo, nlso eollectiotu of llkin~ nn<l cg!,!~ tu the Heruice Pannhi Bishop .\Itt~{'lltn, Jl onolulu, nnd thr .\th('n~ 1\[uscum, C:rQefe. Jluri11g the ,vcar· :t lat·go number of spoeimrnH in the l•'oreign Hkin CollN·Iion haH b~>Pn <·ondcnm~od a~ useless, wl'ittrn on· tlw r<'gi~tl'rs and liPstr·ovt•d; and iu numv instances in thu old Au-.lrnlian Collection histm·ic ~pceinwu•, but of whit·lt therC' i~ oitly tt siuglc J't•presC>ntali,•c, uught to be unmounted, c:n•cfulJy prcscn·C'd, antlt·l•plnl'cd hy f'rc~ll or mor<' r!'ec·nl C\lltnplc~. ·
. H the ~cqu<•st. o!· the·, l"ndPl'_ Secr~:llu;.'; ~or .\linr-< .~nd .At,•Ticulture, I prep:ucd a '·List of th~ ~nsech,•orou~ Bml11. ol ~ ew Hnuth \\. al<'": . 1 h tH paper gl\'C" n rcfcrelll'l' ICJ w lwrc a dcstriptiou and fl~t!re of <'aen ~<JlCCtc~ tna~· be :o.und, tts dustrllmtton on•r thP Colony. ,-crnacular and local nomenclature, mdtficatlon. ami whether benrfictal or ltnrmful tu the on·hardi:st and agrieuh uri,.f. Duritw the vear ~bo a " Catalo.!{nc .of tlw .\ Ulltrulian Bird,_,·• Part I\ , Ptt·nri:r, .:ub.ot-der Haln·onc~, h\ E. P. R~m,_a;, LL.D .. hns been publu,hc•l. • · •
To t.he Cumtot·,tlir,
.\PPEXDI.\. I. (C).
l haY<' lhr honour to lt(•rcwilh ;.uhmil LIH' Annual l{eport of the l~ntomologicnl Sttb·dopart· meni fot· lH!H. l ht\\'1', .~(',,
1•'. A .• \. , Kt" E. 'fhc ntunbct· of :\llditious rf!tri;:tt•l't•J
11.bout 800 spN·il'~, das,ilietl a~ und;r :-duri11g I he yc•at· amounts In ~.l!)G "l'l'l'imens repre~enting
H: purchul>e By collection By cxchan~E> B)' pn·~t:ma tion
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, 'l'olnl ... ... ... 2, l!Hi 'J he :wqui~iiion!l for the p·lst. vent· itt ·I 1 · 1 . 1 · · ·
\nl' I . 11 I l b ' - ' l Ill 0 ·I nrgo num )Cl' of IIIICI'('Atrntr llnli mlnnblf' SllO<'IWCOS " lit' 1 mw t , Hl\\ cwct· till'<' ceu onorm 1 d J · • "' ' ' collection: and time 'bcl·n "''nt'l• bl f ~us Y O,ltigmcult• Hul luuds pt•t·mittrd the pmch:1"o of notnbll•
• ·• .t o or por~llnn l J't·~t·nn·h b fi 11 · 1 · rt · · , to the lll'l'llllgomcnt or t ho lrrvet·lobralC' c 11 I I . • y .c I e\Clll'SIIIII!<. )nt!CS nppc allliO!i cxpeditiou~ !Jut it id lH be hoped th 't 1. ,:1
1~1 .cryf lM·ch. :u·ge!y contrtbutcd tu th<' prcclu:;ion Clt collectin!( . • a U( I I teij or t ('st• Wlll be ·t.l}' d d 1 . :ff r I spec·te~ arc ht'cmnirw more rnrc if t 1 .· . • ' or c w ICrt opportumty o Cl'$. ,(lc.t
flora, .aud N)'hfcmati~ t•ullectiJ~~ in tl~0 11 ~,j~.1 ~~~~~~~·i~ca;ly, a;; the ln!Hl be<·uml·~ drnutlt•d 'of its prim<'''nl
localm~ecr:o~ nol repre"!.'lltc1l in the tollt·ction b ·. 0~ the ~tlrnost rmport:uwc. '\ut ouly nrc ~cry rnany the purpo'c of t•xcltanrrc. Hc•!lmlinr:: · t ' ut 11 1
" .<ieMrahlt• to replt•nil'h tlw store of duplicates for laud, I re!!rct tu lu\\·o 1:, rei>Ort"' tb•Jt 01
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1°1~~cllrcl1'.n'~~:nt.~ttw~ from the <ltltl't' ('nlunicN, 11articulnrh· Queen--" • • lO l'C J()Jl , •. SJIJrttd· I d f' . . I ' . . • d b . part duo to the C'JlWlal attention ouz· colic .1 1 . · .... ,\r ~ c rca·nt m t H.• m. flu~ "' nn on t rn
In the mNmltmt•, uunrl·rnn~ <·nll<'ctors f l or,~ ln\t•tlt.'\IJlt•lltu ~·ertcbrateanim:ds durinr::tlwirexpt•ditit~n•. being that the dilli!·ulty uf accC>ss to 1 ~om .ur?pc nm! \ nrer.tca han• 'isilNI tit<·~•· <'olonics, the rr~ult o[ Aul<h~dinn Let>i•IOt>t<•rJ for. ·t J.PO l'(lCC'Ill\('l~,.. Is CUII~Id('l':tblv in!·rrtN•cl n•arlc Our (•ullectitlll I ·' l '' tns :t.ncc, ~~ YCr' Jl<lor tn (\ I 1 . . .. . . cuge I 1:tt I ~ou~ht the consent. of' the'r• ·t · J 1 {HE'ens t\!1< $pt'ctr,, and tt \Ills with tlu~ kllll'''.
· · 1 b f 11l" t·c~ o Jli'Cilllre ·ut · J ,. • 1 · · · t 8JlCCIID<:'IlS mrg 11, C a~iJilnte·' 1.,. lite f . . ' ('X(• li\111-{C tr<l Ill 01'1 Cl' that the 1\I'I(UlSlltOII 0 11 d b I . u v, ans o t•ommttlllC"Lllo ·'tl 1 · h wou < ou le~~~ lw \\tiling to .1u,..1·,, •111 , .
1· 11 " 1 I oi 1cr 1\lu~cllltl~ nntl l~nhHnultwtsts, \1 IJ
11 t . · '"' ' L llllll\lll" (lllr ('0 ]('l•tj 1 f . t> • eo ec mg, 11\'~<tomnlll' l'xchn1rorc is tlw on! . ll 1 . . 0 1 IUOI'C prr PN. ltt t lw ab~<' ti<'C of ;.vst<·tu:tiJ( tho purclla>c of spt•c·irn!'nR. "' · ) llll'
10 1 of mnkrng tlw collection l·omplctl·, "ithout rr~nl'ting lv
Tho
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The completion oE tho Entomological exhib!tion C:I!1C!I in the now irnt•r!ebralc gallrry toward~< the latter cud o£ I he yenr cnn.bled me to proceed '' rth tho di~play of ><pccimt•nt~. )I c>ro than 1,000 typical example~ luwe been ah·cnd) arranged and labdled. 'rhr t•ollectiou of \ U!ltralinn T m<ecla as far as .X e"· South Wnlet~ spcc.iM nrc concerned will be. r~~res~ntatin•, and the colll'ctionll of ]~oroign C'oleopter:t and Lepidoptera, tiH•. finest yet placed upon C'-brbtbon 1n the ~[uscum Lifc.hi~torrrs of ns mnny ~<pecios as JlO'~iblt• will bo tll.u~;trnted by artunl examJ~les of their m£:tamorpho~es, :md ao1ne of the~o nrc completed. The timr nr~cssarrly dc"oted to the.mot~utrug and careful prcpnrntion nf ~>pN·imenll, and the rennmin~ :md n·lnbelhng of th~ Old Collechon Ill a great IDOnsure impedeH tll(' progrrs~ of rearrangement. A lnrge nm~bor of spoctmcn~ has to .be cleaned an~ remounted dur~n~ the t·ourse of rearranging. ancl labcl·wrrtrng occ:~tp.r~s con«rder:~ble tune where ,;pecres have to be umforml.r tickete1l by thousands. 111 limiting the e:dn~ttro'!l t•ollectt?n to nbout _6,000 typical specie~. the spnc:t• at <li~pot<a\ 10bould include a. fairly repre~entatr.ve dt~plny of ~~sects. O~vmg to tho injurrOUR effect of light upon many E~,Pecimen~, they mu~t be retnmed m tl~o rabmets, and 1t 'nil nol be advi><nbl~ to e:tpose unique or type specuuen~.
:None of the collectrons lmvc suffered from the dcpredatron o£ lllt<C!'t pest~ hM ing been carefully overhauled at frrquent iuter\'ltls, and CYerything is in good order. '
An illustrnted pnpcr by me entitled, "On a varietv of lltJ/('1'0111/III}'IW mcropr Fnb. ·· has been forwarded for publit·aiion to tho Entomological Society, Lm1clou. · ' '
To the Curator,- APPE).~IX I.-(D) Rir,
T hnvr tho honom to report to you as follows upon Lho Conchological work performed during 1 !H and upon tho present state of the collections under my char~e.
f hn\'e, &r., CllA RLl~S liEDLEY.
Work pnfol'mt'd. During tho period uncler review, though :tccessionR from purchase or collecting have been insi~nificnnt, the collections have yet grown consider:~uly by gift and exchange.
To Profe~sor R. 1'ate we are indcbted for a series of rare species, mostly doscribrd br himself. from ~outb .\ustralin; recently discovered ~nails from N' e" 7.calaud were contributed by ~[r. R )furcloch; Dr . . r. ('. Cox furnished us with a named set of Australian chitons, the fruitt~ of ~c~pccial t'ludy upon a difficult group; , ir " r· Macgregor presented the mollu ea colleded ou se,•cral <'llllnrin::r expedition!' into the interior of Se" Cluinea; )[r. \Y. W. Froggatt g:we a Yaluable series o£ lnnd shells, collcctccl by himself in Western .-\.u;.tralin, Queensland, and Sew Guinea.
By I.''Cchauge "e acquired an important ~uitc of named South Austr·nlinn bh·nh·es from Dr. \. erc:o; a rich collection of .Japanese llhells from the Imperial )Juscum, 'l'okio; and ~<ome ne<'ded :few Zealand ~hl.'lls from )fr. <:. Sprnl'Cr. Details of less important receipt~< "ill be enumcrntcd in another place.
During the ycur a new Ryt~tem of registration ha::s beeu inaugurated. .\ Jl incoming and outgoin~ specimens hnvc been entered, but the registTntion hru; uot yet boon made rctrot~peclil'e. After reducing to order the donations and e"changes referred to, my principal oceupntion hnA be<'n clnssi{ying and mounting such Australasian l.'pccics as I could exhume from Yarious cases and cabinets where they were stored. This work was continued from last year and i~ not yet Hni~hclL 'l'be closin~ months of the yea1· wcro spent in t r·ansfN·rin~ the Australasian bells from tht' upp<'r main hall lo tho now gallery, preparatory to rcrm·nnging llwm there in the balush'ade :md intl'rmediatt• cases. Tbo ]'orcign l::ihells left in the uppot· main hnll were rrt•lussilietl.
Student:; of the ~ l olluscn. calling at the :Museum ha\'(! been as~isted with names of ~<pecimens and other de>irrd infol'lllltliou.
l)rc~snre of work has postponed the in.vestigatieu of man1· irwiling aubjccts encountered in the routine of daily work. Hcvcral species new to science stand upon my t!ht•l\'!~s awaiting description and illustl'lltion. r'L'he I'Clltrl ts of hours snatched from the atlmi uist l'lltion of t'olloc t ion>~ are embodied in the following Conchological papers issued by the Linnean Society of New ~outh Wnlc~;.
(l) De~cription of OallioMom11 purpurco·cincfum, a new .\ustrali:m marine ~hell. 'P.L.S. N ... W. (:?), lX, p. :35, with figure in text.
(2) Ou some unke<l ·\ ut~ll<llin.n Marine )Iolluscn. Pt. L Op. l'it. pp. 12G. . 'PI. Yll. (3) 'l'ho Lnnlll\lollust":m Fauna of Britil>h X cw Guinea. 2ncl Suppl. Op. cit. pp. :J ' -!·92. Pb.
xx1 ,·.xxrr. (I) X otrs on .\ustralinn. hipworms. Op. cif. pp. GOl··> PI. XXXII.
Tht• specimens registered during 1 9:1, were acquin•d as follows :-
By pun·hase .. .
By collection .. .
By t·xcham(l' .. .
13~· prcJ<ontntiou
1::!1)
. .. 1,120
...1,1:!6
2,()70
,<.,f11lr of t!,r Cnllrrlion.,.-Thc dry collections arc di~isi.bh• iutn t~h.~ll>l mount eel on gin~ H. nlllllnhrl!cd re:11h• for immcdinfc exhibit ion and au unknown quanttiV strlltn ~tore. 'lrnHJ hnlluOl :tllowrd o[ cRtalogumg !he !'ormer-, "hic:h will be t!ispiaycd for the inspection. ,)r th.e pub! it· cluriug 1 _fl:'J. \\:ith .Nom~, gaps, it ~~·ill be found to coutain a tolcnthly l'Cj)l'CSonlnllve ~er1e>~ of tho nwllu~ca of Au~lr~ht~<HI. l.h~ J• orergu Collection mny prnctically lw ::mid to be unmounted, the hagmcnt now or~ '''t'W berng fnuntstrcully and syxt<mmlit·ally in1:omplctc. ln s1ore is an heterogeneous asso1·tment llt'tJIIIferl by purchu~r or <·xchnn)!e in post y<•1u·11' fror:1 ,.111·ioul:l <·olle\'tors. ' l'he !1pecimens ttrt' mostly. umulltH't! on~l lm·gely dnpli£'ale each other, but, 1dll yit•ld to n. lab01·ious llt'~uti11Y mut"h ~·~luabl~ n.mlt·r·llll. ~ht~tl tin~ sture rK cxam1nc.tl 1hr ~[u~cum will coutiuuc to accprir·e spccnncn::s at the . r1sk of. a[kr·wa~·dH hnt!mg lht'lll alr·ead~ here ~n our po~se~siou .• \l'ter· Htcb examination numerous duphc:alcll \\Ill be anuln.ble for exc:hange. lt rs con~rdcreu
·1~:!-B that
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ollicer in <•hnr~o cnn Rlnlr l1ow mnny ~nd . whnt !lpecies the that. ycnr~ of work must ensue heforo tho t
0 knoll ll nutny friencls of tbo l nstlluhon Jm,·e promi>t-d
)lu~oum rollcdion~ contain. \ Vheu our w:m s ar to nij~i~t in Nttlisf,Ying them. h 1 hut 11 cur<~orv ins1wclion,oml firHI tltcm lo_~Onl'illt;fi~lly,offtn
Of llw sp•r•t collcctrons T nve mat 0 t l . td m!~or1 ed oml nar.1crl by ) 11-. E. ~\.. })mrtb, of the t'\l:t•llrnt sorit·~ of t'ephn~opodn, woll -motr~l~n ;~~ O~stcrnpocl~, .h., in whid1 common specie<> (procumblu Brnr~h ) fusPmn; ~ecoiHII:, of n. sm[ nil col ~t If) nrc unrepresented. \\' c arc totally unnblo to :mpply the inn f<•w minute~· walk frottt the ::\ ~scurl:' 1 ~e , .
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fl''lucKl~ uf hh't•ign cor-ret~poudont.s m thtl! drrectto .
Tu : lw Curator,- APPEKDIX T.-(F.) .
Sir·, 1 hare the honour to bcrewith l!nbmil my l{cport for th~ 1{1~~~/~~~:
'J'llOUA..' Will'rELEGGE.
'l'ho numbers of Rpeci mens acquired luwe been riR follows:-
l t iM to be noticed that there ha,. been a con .. iclerahlc faliing off i~ !lt~ reeeipl of ,;pocimen~ from ontsiclc• ~onrres as cmnpnrl'd with preYions years, which lllll) be ncco~rnh•cl I or tr:om !he fact .thul ~un·ha't" and collt•c·ling h~t,·c h£>eu temporarily llisconlinncd, cl\\ ing to lac~ o[ furul~. ?\ ol_wrthstn~tlmg tJw •. n 1·ery hr"C nnratbc•r· of 1Iarinc lm·ertt•lm\{Ps ha..~ hcen collect eel clurrng my lcrKurc t nne. "hrch ha" not ll•:cn ,:c·Ji~rt•rNI, t·hicll/or: ac·count of the extra duties in prcp~tring ~pccimc·n~ for c:\h.ibilion in the !l?w g~tllrr}. ' l'he ln,•erlt•hrata under my charge have now been cntrroly rt•mon·cl lrn111 I hC'tl' formc·r posrtiou m the upper muiu hall.
l n thi~ re!<pccl, among tho !!pecimens determined, lnbollecl, nncl 1nountccl during tho last tweh·o mnnlhs, may be l'nttmernlt•tl ns follows:-
lOO model~ ol' Fornminifcrn.. !JOO speci<'<~ of rlt·ictl Spouges; 5i0 spocimc>ns.
()() ~J>ecie~ of dried U or·gonias; !).') t~pceimt·us. :J~I ~pccies of Cor·als; ·JOO ~pecimcns.
(i !lpecies of clried \.ntipothr~. 12<.; models of ::ic•n. Anemone~~ nnd CornlK.
and npprmimalely amount in!{ in nll to J ,3 10 specimen><. . In addition lo the foregoing, ehiclly compri~in~ clrir!l !lpccimrn~. there is abo a vcr)' e~t<'ll>lfC
c·ollc·c·tion of ~pirit sprcitn<'ns lit ill awaiting l'.mmination, mouutin", and mtmin" 11 hen suilablo bottle~ :trc n1·ailable. .., 0
Thl' Fnrnminifl'ra will Le founcllo be fairl; well r<'Jlrrst•nted bY moc]('h; ancl a ~cries of microocopi~ prc•paration~. The ~a me c:mnul be ~aid uf the H;ulinlari 1. I wuulcl ~ll!.(!.(<'sl t hnt thc>e c•oulcl be rrpreH~ntc•rl J._,. c•itlwr morlt•ls or ]lhotographs, the· objtcb in tlwm~ci\'C•:; bl'irw too minute for exhibition.
Tlw c·ollt'ction nf clric•l 'pon~e~ i.- toleJ~thl~· c·nrnpll'to. n111l the"' CoraJ,., thnu~h well ropn·r H•l, c·uulol Ire a lrlc·d .tu c·nn>-iclerauly W<'rP. permi>~siou ~.lllll·l tn :wquirc• Hpt•c•imt•ns con11nonly otlt>r•.:d f, r '3 e tn ~ytlrll'y. Thr~ remark also applie~ to tho Gnr~unia", 11 ydrol·oralline". nncl in a le:o,cr olc$'Cc w tho Eclunoch·rmnta. ·
The roll eel inn of Uyrl rnmedu~:l'. or 11 nlroiJ Zoop111IC'M. i11 fairh <''-h·n~i 1·o nnd a l'h:mtctcri~ti~ ~l·rit·~ i" bring placet! on exhibition. · · · '
.'l'h~ :-.yphomccJu,w or .lclly-fb.lw~ in tho eollc<·tion olli•r· a 1'C'J'V poor rl•presentalion of the ~pcci.e< tH'c:urrtnJ.( Ill Port .faehou nnrl the viciuil.r. 'l'hi-. can. Oltlv ht• I'Cll1Pcl1cd by pn•s!'rvin~ example~ it~ :.pc.'~1~~ ll.u"l" as -.1on :1~ collc•ctccl, and, :!s lh~y ar·c ~eason:tl tn their ll)l)lt'lll':llll'C, it would inYoh·c con~rtlcr:tbh lum· m!'! att~Bttun ht•ron• nn~·.llung like 1111 tlll<••lul\tt• collcctiun t·nulcl In• nc•tptiretl .
. . I ~ll' ( tt•nnp.hul':l an•l Stphonnphnrn c:~n out~ hl• 1n·ll rcprt•:~rntecl h~· al1'orditt!:( the ncces~:tl',\' oppo~· tn.nrt re~ I ur· <·~·llr<'llll~ the~l.t.at such time~ a~ 1 hC'~ IJN·nnw prl'\'alont 011 j ht• t·on:;t. In t ho menutinll', '' llltl.(ht ho n~h·r~ahlc to Pxl!tbll j)!to~ogrnph~c ;·~pl'Oiluetinm< uf t,rpical cxamplt>K of these forms. ,
11• .rn \~r~acquoJw~. <tf lho lumtcJ oxhthlllll!' spact• :tt my clispnl'nl, it is impu~siblc In di~]>luy thu 11holc I tho collcclwu undu my clmrgc, null many hne "PCc·rroeJJK lll'l', therefore, uruwoiclably omtllctl.
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APPE:XDlX I.-(1.") . To tho Curalor,l'>ir,
I luwe tho honour to hand you the E thnological HeporL for tho year 1 !-.!) 1.
l hare, &c., A. J. KORTII.
'l'ho nddition!l to this collection during 18!.)1, were acquired aQ follow11 :-
By purchase ... . .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 9 B.\ cxchaugc . . . ~!) Ry presentation J5l Rj l'OlJcction ... 99 }' rom old collection •>
6;10 .\ n nuu~ually J:u·ge uut~ber of specimens hn~ been 1'egiste1·ed durin~ the )'<':tr, which i ~ due chiefly
to the rnlu:~blo dount10u rcretved f rom the X ew South \\"alt·~ CommiMsion of the ('hica<>o Exposition. 'l'hi~ <·ollcction con8i~tll of var ious articles of pre-historic pol101·y, principally u ru~< and v~scs, e~humod from I he mounds of .Arkansas, and ll int arrow-heads frnm Kenl uck\•, Oltiu, lndinn:t aud 't'enne~sec HtntcR, North 1\ me1·icn, a ll of which were prc,•iou~Jy unrcprcsen te<i ; al~<o n ntunue'r of A ustmlinn Aborigin~l wc1\pcn~ from Port Essinglon. .\nother imp?rtnnt acquisili1~11 w:1~ t·oct1iv<•d by exchange f•·om t ho llorn•c<• l'nunlu B1Rl10p .Mu~<eum, H onoluln. It ,cons1sts of n11my nrllcl c·~ Ll lm:lloraLi ,·e of t.ho E thnology of tho ~nndwic·h l ~lamll!, among which may bo specially poi nted uut. two l'm thc•t· head omamt>n l~ mnc:'e hy the ancient noble women of Hawaii, and now of' grc:tt value. X inety-nino NJH't i lllOIH! were coltccted by tlw Sec·retai:J• ~[1-. H. Sin.ebir, during:~ visit to the x .ew J_J cbridcs, of \\'!lic·h NCI'l'ral were J>l'CYiously unrepresented 111 the c·ollectwn. Som<' of these are dcl<crJbNlm a paper," f\ otc>~ 011 :1 \'isit to the l ~bml of ErrmMuga," by ~lr. Sinclnir, publi::;]Jed in the" P roceedings of the J,iunenn Kociety of New 'outh "'a)('~."
Con$NJneni upon the requests made b~- the then Actini{-Cur:ttor, the nucleus of :ln interest in~ addition to thiK collection ll:t>~ been formed during tht~ yen r. H conNist" of the' ariou food substances mcJ b~· the Aborigine~ of .\ natralin, principally dried root;., tiCr<l>~, stone-fruit>~, ami nuts.
On acc·ount of thc• o,·crcrow1led state of the cases in the c·Umologil';tl gnlll·rr referred to in m1· report;~ for the pn~t fou r yt•nrs, all the acquisition~:~ tna<le to thit~ collcl'lion dur•'n~ the ~·enr, with the t'\t•eptiou of the prc-hi~toric J>Ottory and Oiur spenr-headl' from Xurth \ merira, hacl to b<•:-tored. 'l'his is to lx• rt•:p-cttc<l, for not only nre many intcre9ting :tddition" inaccc.,~ibl<• tn "i~iturs, bul tho 1·i~:~k of th<' ~pc.:inwns hcing attackt>d by boring inNccls i~ con sidl'mblr im•J'l'I\Hcd, lltHl mot·o e~pcrinlly now with ~t rc<lucccl stan·, "hen only a limited amount of attention can bc gi1·en to them.
To the Curator,- . \.PPEXDIX 1.-(G). l:li r,
T hn.ve the honour to hnnd you a. R l'pori on the N umismatit·al aJlll f l i),tlll'i<·al CollecLionll for the ycn.r 1 !H. 1 Inn e, &<· ..
A. ,J. r\ OH'l'U.
'I' he only nrlditions to lhc N umismnticaJ collectitlll consi~t of Lwo bron~c ml'clnls Jl l'csented by the Corporation nl' iho Cit.v of Loudon- one struck in commemorat ion of thr vi>~iL of 'l'h<' ll' Hoynl TTi~,th n C's~r~ the Duke and J) udl()ss of Yol'l< to the City of London on the oecnsiun or tlwi r mnnia:;:o. 6th J uly, 1 H:J; thr other to I'Ommcmomtc tbe visit of llis 1\Iajc,.ty the King of D onmnrk to tho ('i ry o( London on the 8th .July of the !lame yc1\r.
By fn1· the most importnnt. and Yalunble ncqu i:~i tion to the Jl isforitltl eollcclion was reeci1·cd during the yeM through the H on. the Premier and Chief Hccrctary, from tho (l oi'('J'nmcul 01' Nt'w Houth \Val<'~. 1'hiij consists of 18 t articles known as the" Cook Helics," that wcr <' obtainccl at ' 'at·inuK limcl! b.r the A~cntfhmernl in London on behalf of tbis Colony. 1'he gl'catcr pod ion of lhc~c· MJII'•·imens, :\ li~t of "hich a~pcnt'S iu .\ ppt'ndix \'I, were purchased from tho lmr,·ivmg rclati\'l·~ of tlw great c·ircunm:n igntor. I n audition to many nrticlcs u~ed by Captain Cook on boartl the ·· Rt·~olution" :11ul " Di~t·cwer_r," aml specimen~ collected br him during his three TOpgcs. are ~nm(' b<•n.utiful ohl \ \'cdgwood medallions of l)ir· -lo•eph Banl..t<, the celebrated botanist, and Dr. Daniel Solander, tlw naturali!it, who :t<·companicd thi!< worM-renowned discO\'<'rcr on his expeditions. This uni<1ue and moMl intcn·~rin~o: a<l.lition has been properh· •h~plnyl'<l in ei.,hl table ca~es at the south eud of the 11 ppl'r main hall, want of space. as Jll'CI'iou~ly ndrcrtcli lo, ;endering it impos:.-ible to e.thibit it in tho ctluwlogit·al hnll. Se1ernl minor donatiOilK hn1·c al~o bCl'll rcccired, the :;pccimens rel!i:;tcrcd during the )C:lr bl•ing
Hy prc~cutation l!H
1'o tho L'uratur,- APPENDI X 1.- (II). •'it·,
I h:wc• the honour of submitting the report of the ) l ineralogi1•nl Hnh· llt•pnrlmcnl for the year I halc,.\c.,
'l' Jtml.\ S ( '00 1\::lEY.
Oood ~~~·ogrt'x~ .ha~ bPcn made" ith the new ~;tallei'J:· ancl all mi•.u:ralt~ )ll'('riou~l~ on exhil~itinn in. ot.hor pat·!~ nl thC' budtllll!{ hn1•t• llO\\ been plneed 111 thl'l r propcryn~~liOHll ,\ hont ,),(~~O.spcrllltCns of llllllt•ral~ and rot·l<~ arl• alrrady in the g:tllt'r,l', the grt•att•r nutll~t·r of wludl.nrt• for<'!~ll. 1.111~ di~Jl:trlly IS ~r:ulunlly bl•iu~ ]c,~cne11, but IH' arc ~till in want of typ~eal .\ uslralwu ~<JI<'l'llliCIIll. ftOUI ~"t' mo>~t IIIIpuJ•tant 111ining dilltrict 11• I~rom llrol<en Hill, for c:mmplc, we h:tw n l'l't') Jl"''~' l'ollcd wn of ,.Jl,·cl· on·s
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d · · 1 I 1 l 1 )etl<'r" to the mnnn,.,crs of mines iu tins distr1'ct d an nccompnnylll:,! uunrra s. uwe ~on ~evcrn ' " h 1
f . . , an rccei,c<l some replies promi:1ing contribultons, but up to the present 1 hnl'C not ceJ tn ouretl With any specimens. . 1 h 1 tl · R • f I mirrhl hE>re pcrhn,ps be allo11cd to rrmintlnnyone tnto ~v tMC ants. 11" epor. may n~l that any specimens .:'cnt. to the ]l l uscum would be vc•t·y fhnukl'ully rcce•ved. H.\' .llus mrauM. tlw collectton can be ' 'cry materially ~~~~istcd to become, what it ~honld br, 11:-1 ll'UI! roprescntntJvc as po~~t?le. .
Onr gt:nct·n I <•ollcci ion of .\.ustmlinn and Foreign ~peel mons hn~ bcC'n matlc•. I h~ n11u~ml~, with the cxceptiou oft he Rilic·ltle:;, h:we be"u clas,ilied :ll'conliug to the metalltc clrment:< <·ont:ur~ed 111 them, ns it was thought lftnt lids cin~sifi<·ntion \\OU}ti be muc·ft lllOrO useful to th~ .grn.emJ rubltc as ll,l·efercnre ~·oll<•clion. lu nrran~in~ the silic·nle><, lto"e'·er, 1 hn,·c followed the clnssdtt·nuon g11en by E. •. Dann in .. . I. Sy:stem of l\1 iut-ralo~y.'' publi~hed in l M .
. \ ~<·rH·~ of J ta lian roek$ (about .jOO) hn~ ht'en ]>lac<>.<l ~eparntely nn<l art·:mt:ed a~ far .as )JOo~iblr, aceording to thctr g<'ulogtl·al age. The n·maimn~ rock t~pccunens ha,·e bcc•n t·ln•~tftctl nccorclmg to thrir miueralogit·nl "nn~ltlulinn. . .
sc,·ernl old t•nse:t~ h:"·e been plnt·cd in th." bn~~mrnt, ntH~ used as a. store for ~lnphcate spcctmens. 'l'wo thnu~and one hundr·rd and fot·ty-utno mrueral specunens have bet•u n·gt,.lered durmg tbe year,
whith hM<' !teen obtained as follows·
]3 y donation
By t~xcb:mge Uy purchase By collection }'rom old collect iou
G!J <,:;
l:l :l
) .fl'-,,j
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Fort_r-uiut• !!prt·imcns ha1·e bren sent tn1a_1, prin1·ipnH1· to ')fr. n. Shet·itlnn.Kumde:<, of \ictori~. Rev. Urn. ('lnudiull ut' Pnrrnmntta, nnd Mr. J.'. ,\[' Kuight of Melbourne.
'l' ltc beNt >-prcinHJnN acquired dtu·intt thr yea•· were obtained by exc·hr.ngc from 1\rr. R. Shcridan· Knowles. 'J'lwy <·ott~isle<l ch iefly of :1 collecl iuu nf :woliles f1·om Colliu~wootl and Hicluuond, \'ictoriu among whith WCJ'e Hpcci mcu~ nl' Pl/{/colitr, Plullijwlt•, .Aualcilc, H,ttalilt•, Calcitt·, Fn-rocalcilC'. Sidtrit/ .:lragouilr, .lfti(JIINil,•, &c: .. the whole forming n. mnst at•c·cpl!tble addition. ' '
"\ Hpccimcn of :L h)·tlrous sulphate of nlruninn, ma~ne~ia, nnd mnnganc~tl has bet·n sent io Ill<' bv )Jr. ]{icmt~ . who obtained it from the viciuity of )fount Yicloria. .\ compl<•tn annlyllit< of this spccimei1 l1:1~ been mado by tny~elf, whil'l1 pro,·e~ it to be• Pickcdnftilr (F.. ', Uaua. " \ 1-iy!~h'm of )Iinerolo"1 ,"
1 92. p. !>5:J) Thi .. i><, liS far ns f :unaware, tlw liNt rt'portcd occurrence of thid ·mi11t·ral in Xc\1 ~;~tlh .. \\'ales. :mcl JWrhiiJI' al.n in Austmlia. ·
APl'K~DIX I.-(.J).
Il~'l' OF TilE i\l nmtJ11L ~1'.\~'1•' A'r 'l'IIJ.: HI.:UJNNJ~c; AND E:\J) OF •rm: YEAR 1894.
~o. nt 1cgirunng
of )'t!llr.
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Jl ]:! l:l l+ Li
1G 17 18 19 20 21
Xo. ut t•u•l of )·l·nr.
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10
ll 1:? 1:1 11 15 10 ]j I~
10 :!0 :?1 22
Nnmc anti Oil ice. Dnt<> of
nppoiutmcnt to prcocnt po~itiou.
E<h~:lrcl P. lhmsny, ('nralor, re,.ignt-d, but retaiood 22 ept., 1'>i J tn another capacity.
H11bert Etberidge, Assistnnl· in Pal:rootolo·~• now 1 '> .\ Jml, l '-i Curator. "· '
• r:hnma~ 'Whiteleggr, ~l'i!•ntilic· .\.~sistaut Joredortrk A. A. 'kuhe <In do A lfrrd .J. X ol'th do do ' l'humas Coohey do do gdgal' R. \\r:1itc cl!l 1Io
)fr. C. }', Uolton ........ . )lr. J. \. Uoycl .......... ..
Do
Do
)[r, W. Cnrli~ 'Mr~. Uttnn ...... ...... ..... . )fr. W. S. J)un .......... ..
1\fr. E. Dunc•an .... .. ..... . )lr. John ll:llioU ........ .
i\fr. \\'. n. 1\ilmor ........ . ) l r. A. 1.-rcomon .......... . )[r. s. a rc••·illc• ........ .. Mr. J. 11. Orcl•illo .... .. .. . Mr. R On111t... ........ .. .. .
Do .............. . Mr. J. 1t ITill
iUr. R. llchu~
Do
)[r. S. Uuntcr
Mr. C. ,J. ll':\ltlbll•r Do
Mr. A. 0116 .. ............... .
llr. F.ll. 1'. Ram!l-1)' ...
Dr. E. 1'. 'Rum•ny ........
llr. A. lf. N. R~eo llo
Mr. C. H. Robrrt• ....... .. )h•s ltln ~nltcr .... ....... . 1\fr. J . .\, 'J'horpo ...... ..
J\tr. C. W. J. CMler ... .. . .Dr. Cullcn ....... .. ...... . ..
Do ......... ...... .. Afnster li. Ourlis ........ ·
Mr. W.S. Day ........... . l'>fnster Geo. Dison ........ -
Dr. Edwards ...... . ....... .
Mr. R. J. Ethcridge .... .
Mr. n obt. Grant ........ . Do .... .. .. . Do ....... .. Do ........ .
;\[nstcr Douglas Grunt .. . Do .. .
Mnstcr llcnry Grnnt .... .. )[r. W. Gem• go .... .. .... . . ~I r. 'l'hos. G. B cwctt .... . . .\Jr. J. A . H ogu!.' .......... .. Mr. C. Hunter ... .. .... .. . M rs.llall ................. .
1 T,lln •n of :.\foth-Ohtlepltr_¥~ C«fui. 1 W ood Moth-ll<"piu/q (CA..,Q .. •)
Mr. S. T,ong ....... .... . .. Do ...... ....... ..
i\fnslcr Mun>ficdd ...... ..
Do ........ . :\l iss lll<'dcolf. ..... ..... .. M··· lt. ,r. Pogo .......... .. Mrs. C. E. Purkinson ..... .
Do .... .. l\f r. Pnvn<> ............... . ,\J r .• 1. 0. Robin~on Mr. Syrlnc·y ltob<·y ...... .. . Mr~. ltolm .. .......... .. .\1 r. U. C. Rolton ....... ..
Do ....... . 2tfi ss R{)ust• .. .. ........... .. r.1r . .A.. M. N. Rosu . .. .. .
Do .... ..
)(r. ll. E. Tcwhbury ...
Mr. IT. H. ShtLtp<· ..... .
Mr. F. W hite .............. .
:1\fr. E. R. W11it<• ... .... .. Mu>tct· Wicgull ...... ... .
Mr. J. A. i h01·pc .. .... .. . Jlo ........ .
.Mr. RohcrL BnrncL ... . Do ...... .
i\[r. 11 erbcrt l31nxlnnd .. . Mn$1Cr M. C. llnrncy ..
Ji) .lflt.IC'itf 'I • . JIJ - J.pifJt'l I l'upal'iUIII nf ::lfurmc Y •
·'P· (' .·1u.</ruli.<)
19
-Donor. Common lUid Solcl>tlllo !<amcs.
-I NSEOTA.-conti11ued.
J!!;met!optcra.
Alr<. Parkinson .......... .. Mr. A. i\1. N. Ro~o .... .. )lr.JI. M. Bntes ........ .. ) !r. 0. A lJonbow ........ . Ref. :R ],, King .... .. .... . )l~st~r G. Di~on .. ...... . Dr. L. Holden ............ . Mr. R. GrnuL . .. .......... ..
Do ...... .... .. .. . Mr . • t J. North .. ........ .
1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3
)lr. S. '\'\'. T,1w ..... .. .... 1 Mr. F. :R. i\!naPhcrooo ... 1 llr. C .• 1. ?.!cMa•ter .. .... 1 Rrr. J, Ollcy .... ......... . 1 6 Mr. 0. JC. Purkinson .. .. .. 9
Do clo ...... 1 Mr. A. M. N . Rose....... 4 Yr . .Kdj,'lll' lt. White .. . .. 1
Mr. J. A. Doyd ............ 18 Mr. F. O.lld,,;u, ...... ... 1 Yr. C. J . McMMter ...... 16 lfr. A. M. N. Roso ... .. ... 1~ )[r. Rigg .... .... ............ 1
Mr. J. Stcwart ........... . 3
Mr. Edgnr R. Waitc...... •:l. Mr. Thos. Whitoleggo ... '1
Do do ... 6 J>o clo ... 1 Do do .. . 1
l'apo1· Nest of Wu6p J"tw~o. of So.w Fl.!•-Perga sp. \\~asp's Nest Dce-X,IJ/Oropa ae.•tua11s. do lJomhus sp. !
Mr. E. 0 . W hiLlle.. ....... 4 Beetles - 1 St~qmod~·m .vut11ralis, l Psoliclur(l mir(lhi/;s, 1 Olltltopltoglls utt•tralis, 1 ~Yotoolea se;rpu.stulata .
Mr. 11. G. Rur ncll .... .. Dr. J . 0 . Cox ......... ..... . 1\fr. \Vm. H . Cnllon .... ..
Mr. llv. Dodsun .......... .. Mr. J.' ]tout•• .... .. ....... ..
Mr. G-.• J. Foot.: .......... .. Jl!r. \\' . l!tiJIIU~ ...... .... ..
Mr. C. Hunter . .. ... .... .. Mrs. D'all .... ............. . Dr. L . IT olden .... ... ... ..
Do. .. .... ..... . Du. .. ......... .
Mr. T. Rnowlor .... .. .. .. .. Mr. J..ocko ................ .. i\11-. A. ,J. North Mr. l.nurooco ~ I ylcs .... ..
Miss O'Rcofo .......... ... .. ~Jr. Jas. 1'1~kin .... ..... .. . llfr. U. H. 1\f. l'ain ~lr. C. E. Parkins ........ . Mr. A. M. N. Roou .... .. Miss Ro~cu ....... ...... . .. .. Mr. 11. Robiu~on .... ... .. 1\lr. n. w. clon ....... .. Mt·. ll . Selkirk ......... .. ,\(t·. D. \ V. ::!wan ...... ..
Ur. Ju~k WiL;on .. .... ...
Mr. Jos<'J)lt \Vntson ..... . 1llr. Edgtll' R. Wu1te ..... .
Orthoplera. l Orickot-G>·IJlllls str11ill11i. 1 Grti$Bbopper- Locu$la ·'J1· 2 Phn•mus or Spl•ctro lusccfs-ll'.clG
0 g Donor. o.:: C.;: Commou n.nd SdonliO,.. NAlllCS. X ~ z~ ~
fir no nor.
Common nnd !Wicnllnc )("""-
ARACIINlDA. MOLLUSC...\.- contitttml.
Jl[r. J. J. A !cock .......... . ) 1 ~[r. ll. Durton . ........... 1
Mrs. Dunn .. ................ 2 The Fort.trr. Pil'to11. .. .. 1 Mr. W . A. Gilder .........
1
1
1\,fr. A . S. Uollicl~.. ........ 1 Mr. '1'. A. lfall ....... ....... 1 ll1r. }1', G. llewitt... ...... l Jlfr. John Rolond Uoguc 1 Dr. H . L. Kiog ... ... .... .. 1 J\[r. S. W. Ln\\ ... .......... 12 J\(r. Richnrcl Lornieh... ... 1 1\f r. C. E. Parkins......... 1 lii r. 11. Pal ~r•on.. . ... ...... 1 1\fr. A. 1\L N. ltoso......... l }fi~s Rt hcl Rodoy... ...... l 1\l r . W. J. Rainbow ...... 1 l\1 r. Jas. Wntt. . .......... l )[r. E. C. Whittle.. ....... 1
do Nt·phila sp. ~ .-•t of 'l'o·np·door Spider. Scorpion-:.t.'il,yus m11rmm·atus. Spidcr-Jt rgiopr refJal i.r.
do Sfepltanopi.v aspera. do (/asteracantlia •J!· do ..d,•cys lanctolaritts.
MYRIOI'OD.A.
1\1 r. ,J. If. G ro•illo ..... .. . 1 Cctol ipedc-.Uetrrosloma su/cidms. 1 do clo do lHr. John i\f~Mnster .. .. ..
:Rev. J . Oll~y ............. .. 4 do do do Mr. ,\ , H ewol t .... ....... . .. l do do sp. Mr . . rohn Wilson ... .... . .. 1 do do sttlcidms. l\l'r. E. C. Wbittl~ .. .... .. . 1 do do do Mr. A. llenn .......... ..... . 1 Scolopnodra sp.
MOLiiC'SC.\.
M r . .A rmitngr .. ........... .. 2 Lieut. C. E. 13eddomo .. . 5
l\fr. W. T. Bednall ..... . ... 30 Mr. F . L. llillinghm-,;t 3
Mr. L. Dirks ........ .. .. .. . 28 D u 7
Mr. F. II. BloxJond ... .. 1 :Mr. J. Bru~icr ....... ... .. ·1
]\(r. Chisholm . .. ... .. .... 1 Dr. J. C. Cox ........... . ... ~
Do
Do
:no Do
Do
20
Sea Hnres-Apl.wia keraullreni. Pond S>~tlils-.lbtr,ltla<trum cum ill·
tfilllltl$, • 411C!Jl't~lrum il·r,ina". do ro.ri•lla • h·ia/ula.
Sva Shclls-3 Tt (qnni• rn '~q,rl1 "'• S Acme11 t-anllwrv.t, 1 T.idiJ l't· ml/u, 2 Liol/tJ tu.trn,,uiN, 4 Liof.: .<p . I) C,lf<'(lt-•f rr11l'l kin!/i, l f I•
.'Nll'imJ J~twltnhtlfl, 20 Pold •• P.'fl'.qu.t lmrciJwitlt-1, l H'!J liulli, .J. Ktlli11 rutltU.rlo, I L ·• Jl>llr.flu prtft·lmrtli, Ja .JI!, l 'l''({ori.•. :1 Culu "hr/1 , 3 C 1
Do .. ....... 0 Mi~~ ;nm•kinnon... . .. ... ... 1 Mr. \Y. F . ~fay . . . ... . .. ... 1
Mr J. 1!it<"l•r ll .... ... .. .. . 1 Mr. R. Murdoch ......... ...
Mr. 0. T. ;\(u<son ......... ...
Sir W. Mucgregor .. .. . .... .. .
Mr. D. A. Port{'r .. .... .. . 1 Mr. H. J>rinco ............ 1 Mr. G. D. Prilcluu'tl.... .. . ..
Do
Da
Public Librnrr Jl[ usoum 1 and An· Gnllcry ol
out h A ustralm. Mr. C. Q•mife.. .... ... ... .. . 3
Do ...... ...... .. . 1 Dr. E. P. Rttmsny .... .. .. . 2
::lfr. A. R~n~ul .. .... .... .. 2 Mr. A. M. X. Ro,e ...... 1; )Jr. A. fl•msor1 ......... ... 1 Mr. D. T,c Souef 1 Sir J. Lcn Sttwo .. · .... · lU l'rJf. ll . 'l.'ntc ... .. . :::::::: · ...
Jlfr. AlbCl't do L nn trcppo 1 Soft Corlti-Ammot1te11 sp. ! Mrs. ·wntorhouoo ...... ... 16 Cornls--JJisticltopont nilul!!.
M1·. E .. T . .A.lcm nder .. ... . 4 Do ... ... 4
Mr. Dron·n .. . •.. . . . ... . .. . . . 1 Mr. L. 0 . l3ealo... ... ... .. . 6
Do ... . ..... ... 1 Dr. J. C. Cox ... . .. ......... 15
Do 8
Do .. .. .. .. .. ..... 1 Mr. Jicnq Clurk .. . .. . ... 1
Mr. J. Hendcr . ........... 132
Do .... ........ 40
~Ir. T. J ones ········· ······! 1 Mr. A.. Mor~ou ... ... . .. ... 1 1\lr. L. Vigunl ......... .. . , 8::1
1\!r. P ercy Williams .. . . .. G
FOSSlLS. Lignitiforo\IS \Yoocl-l') riliscd Wood-- . l'tlrtiou of H umerus of --D tprolodon. Dones <>f-- lJiprut<nl1111. V ertebra of Exfinch M ncropm-Fo::.,iJ Shells ft•om 'J'crtiary Bcch o f
J emo1y's Point, GiJ>p~l~nd La~<cs-R hvnchoncllre ft'Oill Sdm·tun Sortes of
'Mount l du, Vict;orin--Do do-l'u"il" ttlom11tu
Fossil Lcn..-es from Coul :.\Icn>uresGlossopurh.
'.l.'crtinrv l''o!sils from Table Cape, '£u$inn nia.
Upp~r Siluriun lto.sils f rom Lilydslc, r iotorin.
Cust of Stem of a Fos.i l PlanLPln•ter Cilst of Fo~sil \Vnll.tbyl!'ossil Mollusc& from the Tertiary Dcds
of l?nris, .Bordc:1ux, &c.Dcl~moiles, &c.--
MTNERUS. U r. E .J. Alexander ...... 1
Do ... ... ::lfr.llenry Clark .........
Do ······· ·· D o ··· ······ Do
All-. :R . .A. l3ortio :::::::::1 Do
Dr. T. Oookscy ... :: : ::: :::~ Mr. C. Czis~ ... ..... .......
Do ... ............ Do ...... ... ......
Mt·. \V. S. Dun ....... . .... Do
M r. J . Elwood
Do
D o Do
............ ... ........
2 1 2 3 1 1 1
1 2 1 1 3 1 ll 1
1
1 l
1\1:1·. R. E thcridl!o . . . . .. . .. 2 Mr .• T. W . II. ]full;on ... l llfr. J. A. l\Iartin 1 Mr. C. T. liitB~On ... .. ... . 2
Do .... ... .. :l Miss M ftCKin oon 1 Mr. D . .A. l?ortcr ...... . . . 3
Do ......... 1 D r. E. P . lhrusny ... ..... 1
Do ..... .... l Mr . 1T. S. R ionita . . . .... . . 2
Do .. . ... ... 2
l\( o·. ,J. G. W al ker .. . .. .. . 11 Mr. Ohns. Woollcr ... ..... 3
Do Do Do Do
Po Mr. T. "'hil~loggc .. .... ..
Do
1 1 1 3
1 1
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M incrnl Rcsin-llcUnilr.. W tlotl inn!traled with I'yrilcs. Nnti,•c l3ismuLh. .Am·iferous Qunrtz. B iemuLh Sulphiuo-Bisntut/r.i»ile. Argentifm·ous Galcnn-G11/~"ite. Fibrous Serpentine- 0/irgsolite, vtu·.
of Serper1tine. Spccim~n-Cgu11ite. Kcro>enc Sbulo. Felspar with GnrneLs ttnd :.\[ico. Onlen:1 and blisptrkcl. lrtdc•ccnt Limonilc from f:nmlslonu. lltt~ult witl1 rh :•gonill'. Curbmmlc of Lcnd-Ce•·ussilc. Kaolin r·ontoining ·~ cl wt. 8 grs. Ooltl
per ton and 2 dwt. •! gr~ . :Silver per ton, und 311lnli Or)'Siula <>f G.vp>um.
Fel~par from boulders uL lop of .Nnntl lc Ct·ock.
Oum Sand containing Gold. Do do l'l~onaoL~, Mng·
nd.iv Iron, etc. Beckil<'. R uhr 'riu Snnd. Sulpiti(lc of A.ntilllony--Slihllito. l!asnlt from Mount •romnh.
Do King Gt•ol-go. Quartz encrusting Crinoitl Stems. Zcolito-Slilbite. Grcrn Opal. Snntl ft•om Spring in IIntMmnn
Stre:un, N. Z. Siliceous Sintcr f•om IIot Spring~, N .7.. ll••olito f1·oml'oad cutting L<uwwnlile. Sulphok of Aluminium und :ll ngno·
Iron l'yrit•s- lJi$1/WIIdru'/~ tlltd 1/i.<lllllfrl".
Oraphite in Sandst<lno. lJluo nnd C rc~n l'orbonatl!' of Copper
Clwt.v!ffih 1111<1 olfttlrit·Ml~. <~u01·tz from Vein in \'olt·>mic Dyl<c.
E TUNOLOGICAL.
M1·. J. Duokhmd
Afr. Brnt cl ... .... ... ...... ..
J\fr. W. S. D ny Do D<>
Mr. C. W. Do Vis ....... ..
Do
Mr. R . [f hcridga ...... .. Do .......... ..
2
3 3 1
1
1
1 2
Mr. W. W. Froggolt... . .. l Do ..... .. .. .. 1 Do ......... . .. l Do .... ....... . 1 D o ... ... .... .. 1 Do .. ..... ..... 1 D o ...... .. .. .. 1
Mr. M. H ttnmhu n .... ..... 1 Do .......... .. 1 l>o .. ........ .. 1
llf ro. :R:cuncd,v .... .. .. .... 1 IIon. l?. ('. K ing, M.L.C. 1 Mr. A. M. I,cn . .. ... .... .. i M.t·. C. L. M outcfiore .. . 4,7
N. S. W. Ootntni$sion for347 t l1e Worltl's Colum· h iij n K'tposition at Chic(lgc, LSU3
~[,., W. lT. R~id ......... 1 D o ... ... .... .. 1
1\[t·. R<>bt. S mith 1G M iS3 Stephen ... ...... ...... 1
Do ...... ...... 1 Do .. .... ...... 1 Do ............ 1 n o ... .. ....... 1 lJo ....... .. .. 1
M r. GeorJ.;C 'rhornton .. . 1 Do ...... .... .. 1 D o ......... . .. 2
Shell A.<lze.
Sln?s or stone "' it h tomalmwk Slt!rpcn. mg i;I'OOI'CS.
.A.borigionl Spinning Tops. Spcnr•. Jl.!essngo Stick int imoting that a C<>r.
l'Obor~o is to be bold ut Dung<oe U pper ltusscU River, X. E: Q\I~Onsltul<l.
Seed or Nu~ of Cr,\'plocm~n sp. ?
" r >tppn " crmhctl .ced or tl.e SUill· Lopp~rl box.
I>or tion of Piluri from Q.uecnsl,nd, K ootlitcbn Shoes.
Small bundle Dark. B undle Fire Sticks. Dill r D~ket. Spiridle. J,ump of Spinifex Oum. Bundle Cm·t·njong J.lt1rk.
Do 1'wi uc. P or t.ion of StoJtC ' l'omnllilwk. Unfinished St;ona Tomnhawl. Sborpt•ning Ston~. Lo~ Q,unndong Fruit Seeds. .)Lilt from Snmonu hlands. A borigiMI Tomobawk. South Sea hlund Weapon~.
Specimens ('OliSi,!ing or L'rn;, Y:t."C! l!o" Is, :tnd pil'<·cs of Pottery, from Lhe Burial Moun~s of Arkan>il5 Flint pear llouds fJ•om llldillnnADd Kentucky, Aboriginnl Woaponsand t:r.•nsils from rort l~;.sington .\tu t rnlio, und from the :iouth St J~lu mls, 1\S per list on P'SO 23.
p,lrccl Swu~ Fruit< '' :lioolc~· ." Gum of Lc<>p.wd ~.L'ree. P ieces Mulwn Fish Shells. Nnth·c Mnt f'rom Sou Ut Srn Isluod!. Ankl~t from S:tnt:t. Cl'U7.. Food Bowlfrclln Solomon l>luuds. l 'an Pip··~ ft•om do .... Frontlct of .:iltdls from l'IJI. Shell Bt·•lculut. St.ono Atlt.~ .
Do Implement for splitt.ing wo:xl • Do Tom11h•twks.
NUl\llSliUTIC"U ' AXD I!ISTORIC.\L
Mr. R. S. Clurk.. ..... . .. ..
~ lr. Gc•orgc Thor nton ...
l'>Ir. R. \V'. Vl'ec•don
Mr. P~n·y .T. 1\fnrks
2
1
1
1
Reprint$ of T.~e 7'intPs, 7tlt Noromoor 1815 .,011(nining '"' •u•count of the llutdc of Trafnlgnr, and 22nd.lune, 181;), .:onlnioin~ nn uc·cmoul of tbo llnttle· of \r nterloo. .
Copper boil frmn t imbor of slut' ·• Dtml>~r," wrcrkcd nt the O~p, Snbw\ lll·ad~. 2b~ .\ u~ust, 1 ."7·
l'up0·,. m;~du :al t h£' Li•lt'rpool Ah~s, ~ .~. w., bt .. l wtiUI\ the ycnr~ tSG9· r~.
Far·-•ilnile of )fot·lgngc Dued >tgned b) \ .V m. Shukcspo!lrc·.
Corporation or t.ho Cit,1· of London.
1
1 Mctlul Rlrucl; to comtucmorote the vi-it of the Kin~: of J),•nm.rk 111
1803. · of :lfccl"l .truuk in cotu1\\cmoruttOII oJ
t lw ,•igi~ nf 'I' R. II I he l),tkc• d
Uuchc>~ uf \'01·k io H;!l3.
lJo
Got·crnmC"n!. of Sout h Wnlci.
New
1
Hll I Cvllol'lion o[ " Cook Relic$," 00 per li.<l oo p:tgc 23.
1\U SGELLA.NEOITS.
i\fr. ('. lle1wdilc·h .... .... 1 i•'uuhns-Uitplt''/1"8 tttrrr~.rli'rr"'tl oi Dr. J. t:. Cox. .. ... ........ .l Eot;nto~J•nou~ Fu mH in t.•nh•rpt ~,r
:-.r,. H. !'1 . 'Lutchbut·y ... ~rll.'liHm inn ~1 U$PUU1 ... • • .
J\h. John Wil•u•1
n lnt'!\l ;\loll~ l'irlu.• ~~;."' rnb~ 1 Flo"~t··,lu•p~cl Jinn!:lt< -A' s i Photo• or T:t•n,.mitu1 ~r u.~un•. 1 'Iw•~tctl >I cm of u l'l.lut.
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23
LIST of "Cook Relics" prcsentcu by lhe Government of New South "\Vales:-1 Sr00p of Horn. 1 ~ote bJ CnptJin Cook as to one of his Chnth, and Autogrnph Sig·
llfthll'\'. 1 Antogruph A<-connt of n Ship'~ day's work. 1 M!'<lulotrurk b~ the Oonrnmr!>t. 1 M«lnl•truck b~· thl' Ru~·al o<'lrt~·· 1 l'i•~•· of till' Rode on "hich Cnptain Cook wns killl'll. 1 Dre-•in~ Ca••·· 1 Nr" :tcalaml ,Jftdo• Eor Ornnmrnt. 1 Dibl•·· 4to. Oxford, 1705. From thi~ Bible Captain Cook read
the l, •.On~ on l:lundnys to the ship's Company duriug his three 'o'u~<·s
1 Book. Bo•;..,,u, ,Jnmr1. An IICt'Onnt of Cor,ica. and ~[omoirs of J'nOO('ol l'aoli , with autograph~ or author and Captain Cook. b,·o. T..ondou, liG!l.
1 Photograph of i\fonuuwnt >rlnp in Xrlakalmn B ay, H awaii. 1 Enl(rnTin,; by Bnrtalozzi, from Wobber's picture of lho Death of
Captain Cook. 1 Arrow etntcd to be pnrtly mndo from the small leg bone of Cnptain
Cook. 1 Statom<•nt br M1•. J, lf. Grrrn, F.R.S., D.C:L., President of t.he
RoJ••l Collc~:c of Surgvoue, Senior Surgeon to St. 'l'homao's Ho~pit••l, u~ to or•·ow " ith Caplnin Cook'• bouo.
1 S1t1t~m<•nt b.v m,hop l:ltnlv, Into Bishop of Ronololu, nntl long rr~idont in tho Saudwlrh l Ninnds, 115 to lll'row witl1 Cuploin Cook'~ bonl.'.
1 Slwtrh of Monument erected at Cambridge. (Inscription on bark.)
1 Eugro,•ing of Portn1it of C'nptain Cook. 1 Jo:nb'~'"' ing of Grant of \rm•. 1 EngruTing of C11ptnin Cook, from Portrait by Robcrts. 1 En~trnTilll! of C'nptuin Cook, from Portmit by Dance. 1 Autograph nr1·ount of the 'l'mn•it of Yenu•. 1 Book of Origiunl 1>1'01' ing$ of South Sea BirdP, by Admn·:~l van!'
Smith nntl othrl'l inth•• 'tcon<l vo)·ngc of Cnptnin Cook, 17i2-l ii5. Imp I. fol.
1 Book of Ori.:n~o1l Skl'l<>ht'~. Dra•,;nt::s, ~IBps, cte., colle<'tetl by Admirnl 1· uc Smith, who •etTed as llll OUicer und~r Cupt.~in • Tame< Cooll. the CircumnaYi~tor, in hi3 liNt ami eccond Yoy~g<'•. lii'P-17 i5. Imp. fol.
3 Tolumr• of F.ngr:w1ng~ from drawings tnkcn during Cook's \ 'n)njtl.'< (one hcinl( a cluplicnte).
4 Jodr Jlutch1•t, (mnnountl'd). 1 New l' .. cnhmd Mrri of ,fade. 2 Shell• ukl'<l M co•tunrt • (one broken). 1 Drauti{ul fenthcr ornament for hair. 1 Cub in tro C!\clth. 1 Tnrublt•r, cu~:ni.-cd "Resolution," Ctlptnin Cook, li72. 1 Orant of Arnr~ to dc•sc·rndant• of ('nptnin Cook, 1785. 1 Wni•toont of Tnhiti cloth, cmbi'Oidllrcd lry hlTs. Cook for Capt~io
Cook to wl'or at Court had he returneil from hi~ third voyage. B Colourc1l Tntn11 rloth•. l Mutllog, \lorn 111 "et w<•nthcr instCilcl of cloth. 3 White cloth~. 1 J,nr~v bo•kct with ~hol 18 int<'rwonn. 1 Cloak of maltinl(, worn by Tnhiti chief. 1 R<~ynl Hawniiun f~nthcr c·tnnk. 1 Oorgllt, used to prot1•ot the neck and ches~ when O~:hling. 1 Ornpplin~t impl1•nwnt . 1 Wooden l'urwh ludle mndc for G11ptnin Cook hy ono or hi• snilor~. 2 Comlr~ for hair. 1 W ooden co111h (cnncd). 1 Shark'8 tooth lltt<•cl u• 11 knife. I Pan pi!~· 1 MalllnJ,!, \lilh \\m•c•n pntt~rn. 1 SJlt!l'imcn roun•lution ol ft·:~tht•r clonk. 1 hnc•ly knill<'l:i bnl(. 2 She•!!' nc·rll•cc 1 ~l'<·kln<'o', with IIJWrfomtrJ ~:ourd . 1 Omnmo·nt of !IC'.ld·cln••i. 1 Orio•ntal hos. The lir,t prcf~nt m:Ld<' b)· Cnptnin Cook to the lndy
he IIIOrM!~l.
2 Fi~h hooke ond linl' (bone lrnrb). 6 Do do (tortoiP«·•hcll nnd bono) . li J)o 1lo (moth<•r·of·JlCllrl and tortoiwhell). 1 llo do (mothcr·Of·pcorl). 1 Do do (muther·of·pct~rland bone) . 2 llook• (wondo•n, "ith bon~ tip or b:~tb). 1 Hook (bon<' point!'<! orw c·ml, anti doubly bnrbcd at other). 1 lllotlwr·of·l'o·arl Jlook nnd Siring J,inc. 1 RoJnlllawnnan 1h•lnwt, ori~:imtlh- covered with fcathe!'ll ond
prt·,t•nlrd I.J h nlnniopuu, :Kiug of Bnwaii, to Capt.am Cook, ,J IIIIIIOr,l' !!llth, J 7i!J.
1 Swimmin~: ll~lt. 1 Flut<', plnw•d from :Xo c. 1 Fi•hiug·n;•l. 1 Oorg~l. l .Jade l!otcbrt. 2 Club~. l Strun~: :\!othl'r·of·Pr~tJ'I ornument, part or n chief mourner's dress. 1 :Ring "il h Rhnrk'• T ooth. 1 1 dol nnd Chnr111e. 1 N t>ek lot of Strung Shrolls nnd Bone. 1 Netting NL•IItllt• "ilh libr<•. 1 Co~o of Srh·er Compu~"u', Rnh' nnd Lend Pencil. l h-ory Sih'or·mount~tl ' l'wo·foot Rnlc, with Oypher. 1 New Zcnlnnd Jnclo l•:nr Ornumcnt.. Ono of the most benutiful
~l)CCilll\'116 known. \Vorn by n Now ?lenland Chief through h1• cat· n• nn ornnmcnt, ond pl'cscnted by him to C11plnin Cook.
20 !'nlRII pic•c·c• or l'lllor<>d Tnppn. 6 1'iert• of find~·.wo'·"n 'J'"I'I"' 0''hitc). 1 llook- \clcltt·•~ of l'rt••id••nL of Royal Society, Sir John .Pringl,•,
on lmpmn•mrnu of tho .\fcon; of l're•crving the Hcaltl1 of 'lnrm•·• oncl n~ to Cnpt. Cool.'~ S<·n·icc•, and proscntntion ot ~f,•clnl ; ·lto. London, I 771l.
1 String unci Mutton Fi•h Ormtmcnt. 1 ] .. argl' )1t•rlnllion of Sir .To~C'ph nnnb, KB., by Flasmnn; circa,
li70 tWetli(I.'WOClll). 1 no of Donicl Charles Solander, by F luman; circa,
liiO. 1 l>o of Rolnnrll'r (•mull). 1 J)n or .John Rlwinhold l•'ol'ilttr (smnll). 1 J>o of Cttptuin t'ook, blnck one! gil~ frnmo (small). 1 Do or Lady Bnnh (origmnl portrait in wox) modelled
bv JnnH·~ l't~uil, l 7!!&. 1 l)o of Si ·r ,Joscph B11nks. 1 Du do. designed by Flnxmnn, nn<l
mudc 1789 (W<"dlti'WOOd) . I ;\[inial Ill'\' of Cnptain Cook, puintl'il on ivory. l Jl[cdllllion , r~prt·~ontin,g "Hopend<lrcssing l>~acc, Artnncl Labour,"
nmdt• by \VI'tl~tcwoocl from clny procured from Sydney Cove. 1 Do do do do (brown cll>y ). 2 llnncl·linc<, said lo lm ''0 been ust•tl on board ILM.S. "Discovery,"
lrr Coptnin Jnm1•• Coolc. 1 Frtn;>C<I Jo.ngr111 ing of Sir .To•t•ph Bnnk•. 1 Do "1>•'11th ot Coptain Cook," by W ebber. 1 En~:m,·•n~:. Denth of C.•pl•un Cook. 1 Yolumt• of Ori~:innl L..tt.·N of Capl:lin Jamcs Cook, R.X. (tound
in n~l moi'U<·o·o). 3 Phot••~:mph• ol II<·Bd5tonl' to Ora,-,• in Chureh.rnrd Rt Ly<ld, Rent ,
J~n,:lan•l, of l .. io•ul T F.olgnr, "ho ~ailcd lfith the grl.'at rircum· na,·i~ntor, Captain Cook, in 1 he ·• Rc!olution."
LTST of Specimen!! prcs<'ntCfl by tl1c X. S. "\V. Commi!llliOn<'l'll for the "\V'orld's Columbinn Exposition, C'hicngo, 1 93 :-
Prcbi.toric l'ott~rv c~hmn~ll from th<' :\founds of Arkfln~n-, S.A., h.,. Cal!tnin w·. Hig:;•, nntl ~~hib1tcd h) him ut the Chicago Ex· )'O•IhOn, lb!J:l.
2 Crn• with two cor~. 1 hurinl urn. 1 raro·•h11pcd >net'. 1 Vn·~ with ind1•nturr•. 1 Rtlr<•ho"l 1 ltcd und yellow vn•<•, ~t. l~ranri~ R., A rknm"'"· 1 Vs••• wirh r••i•c•l tllli(, St. Frnnti~ R., Arknn~n8. 1 Dl'C'p bowl, St. l•'n•n•·,. H., 1\ rknm:u. 1 Uurinl urn, <.:ru,. Co., Arl.an•n~. l llo11 I wil h ll11tinl( •·im, St. F•·:uwi~ H., Arknn•u•. 1 Do11l 11ith unirnull"'"" ],uullt•, HI. Frnnri~ ll., A•·ktm~a!. 1 Vllllt• with tl•trlnl( no·ok, l•::r,t~rn A rkanllll~. l .Bowl, Vrl)• • Co., .\rk<ur-=~>
1 Stone instrumout, Indi~nll. 1 Smnll Cllrthen bowl, A o•k>tl\!1~•. 6 Bead~ from eurth monnch, Arkl\ll!M. 1 Stone nd1.c, Anst rnlin. 1 Stone implcm~nt for culling wood. 2 Stone tomabnwks. 1 St~no for grilodinJ! seeds on. 1 Shell aclr.o, Ebor hLu1d, ~'[ar,ltnll Gr.Jup. 1 Small triangular bag (soft Lwine), .Xorlh Amt r.1liu. 1 Basket (ounr-ro-iug), l'orl Essirlglon. 1 llaskct (rn11de £rom;~pntho of palm), Port Es•ingt,u. 1 llot (rn~h or ~I'M~), P<:>rt lhsinl(ton. 1 S'luore b"g. stnined lndiun r.d. Port Essington. 1 String bag (close mesh) , Pot·t _~,;,,ingron. 1 Small oblong hJg (coll.l'sc strong o!.rinJ!), l'ort F.ssiogton. 1 Dn!ket (small opou r·nshwork), l'or·t b:•~inaton. 1 Small basket, 7 in loo g. clos~ m~~h, l'ort Kssington . 1 Bnskct, smnll, stuiucd lncliun red, l'or~ Es~ingLon . 1 Tr·iungulur string bn~, P ort F.s,.ingtou. 1 W at.cr gourd, Port· E•smj(ton. 1 String omllmcut, whrpped ut opposil~ ends, Port l•~osington. 1 Fillot fcnthN·s, nnd strrng of opo33um h~tir. Por·t 1£ssmgton. 2 Fillets of opo~snm hnir, stained red, Port E,sington. 2 'F!nnh of huuum hair (womasu bell), Pon Essiugton. 7 :Se('klets of ~:rns. stulko, Port ~:55ingt~n. 1 Necklet, mocl,• from tecli1 of .1\:nng>troo, Port F.t'Sin;.:ton. 2 Plume., fvnther• of tho llu.;-pie g<>osc, l'otl &singt<>n. 1 lllln, fenthe•·s of t l•c J~mu,l'ort E:s.iunton. 5 String circlNs, l'ort KS:Jiugtou. .. 2 Plaited •Lrnw bangleP, l'orL ~~ssingt.on. (j Straw nud >Lrin!( ur·•ulcts, Port E><ington. 1 h'ill~t, wo~·on nuli\'c ell'ing, Port l.!:s;ingt<>u.
2 Men's woistb~lt~. Port F.ssington. 1 Mon:s wai~tbolt, rNlnncl white line8 in various currcs, Port F.•
smgton. ··· 8 String cirdcl$ of nutivo str·ing, P ort ES$ington. 2 Cit·clot.s, omt i vo •. t riug, Port E~>ingt.on. 1 String but;, Port E~~iu~ton . .I 'J'onmhuwk, ornnto t_,·pc, '' Valemnn," Port "F,,,ingtnn. 1 'l 'omaha"·k, bhrnt cutting ~dgc, •· Yulomnn,'' Port Eslin ·rton 1 'l'omnha wk, snnll, "Vulemnu," Port. Es.ington. 0
•
1:1 Il11n I stonts, used :li pestle-, '1 \Vo.llong," Por t E~ington 1 Corrohorco trumpot., P ort Esgingt.on. · 1 [;ubN fighting stiu!<. "K••n·nan," Pnrt E~ington. 1 Wndd.r, pointed nt hot-h Ctlcl~. Pcll't F.ssington. 5 )ti>~ilc stio~s. ·• Kmrunng." Port .E~~i ngton. 1 D•1omcr~ug, s~ulpb11re •·eprc•c•nting snnko, Porl Essin.,ton 1 lloomcrang, un~cnlpt nred . l'nrt l!:ssington. .. ' 1 ' Vnr boomcrong, "l!Mn·~cet," l'ort E$sington. 1 W nr boome..,.ng,c('ntl'l~lline lozcngc·shapecl scm-s Port Emn!!IQ 2 .Rod womornhs, .f'orL ~~~~in~ton. ' • ll.
2 Spntnb womcrnhs, "llillct-tu," Port E>sington. L "Nulla-Xulln," smooth nncl poli~hecl, Port E$:iiugt.on. 3 1' ltrce·prongcd fhhing ~pear,, Port E osingt.on. 1 Two-pron~:cd fi~hing spc·M. Port Essingtun. 2 l,·lCl' spears, •· 'l'oko·ojnlie," Port Es~ington. 8 Goo~c epcaN, reed, l'ul'l. Es•ington. 4 Spear.-, " 1\lt\lugcmmnh." PnrL ..l£ssington. 5 Spenrs, st.ono·lwatl('(l, Port l~•singlon. a Spc.rro, Corr·oborcc, l'ort Essingten. J Spllur, •• Yoko," se•-r••tion• on Mt·h sidt>, l>ort Essington. 5 Spenr., '• ¥ ok<J," bnrbod on both side~, l'ort B•singwn.
2:3 Rpt:•u·;, boll'bccl on one sicla only. Port Es~in~o:ton. 1:-1 'pc:u·., b11rb~ slr~nger nnd rnucb clo~or t.o"cthcr Port E<!in•ton
COLlETT (R.). Mindre ) l cdrl<>ld•er ~~·lrort•n<le ~org~, l'ul:lt•fnut~n i .\ur<'n~. 1 Sl ·l"!l2.
1 wl. 8w. ChrJ>ttaniu, l b\13-!ll. Prc-cn!Nl
CooK (.Tnmt•.5). 1\fnnu••·ripLLcl tcrs from ~g~nt· l;t'll!'rnt nnd ol ht•t'il ond •·u riou' p:opcr< t•on· tlcdcu "tlh n col!.:~tiou of •• Vook :Relic<."
J)r:1t>Y ( \1-thur). l;tntli•·• on thr t'ompllrntivo 1 rwtom 1 uf Spclllj:<''• '. ()J>,<·n·ultons on
t hr :41 ;,,..1 nr~ nml ('J,••-ifl~!ll iun of I ho Cuk.m••• llt•t<•roccrla. ftr•. Jo11r11, J!i~ro. s .. ;. \U\] I •·ol. !Sro. London, 189J.. P resented
(}A"'\ICII (Aihert). Contribution tl l'i.:tudt• a .. s (J,,umw~ Lncpll'~ d~. Jndr• et ~t,• i\fnd~g11sear. Rui<i•• <l'ntll' \'oil• :mr lrs Cocht•nilles u h1qur, <lt• I . 't'nt·giuni-'l'<>nl'tli.
t •nl. Sm. Pnl·is, 1803. Presen ted
7 l-(i3-~5 J \ '' r~o-. (l!nbcrl ). A fl,l''l"'n of ~I iner:llo;zy, i~ 11 hit•h ~I inernls tu·~ m·rnn):<'U rll'cot·diug to tlw Nnturul ll i,lor) mdhud.
a ··ols. 81'0, .Edinburgh, 1820. P lCfClllCd ________ .;..___ __ _ 422-D
26
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P \ RT I.-BOOKS-C()IIfinun/,
Loca)( (W . E.) ~t STEllRT Tlt'NT Cf.) ~squi!f.O G~olo,iquc du Cann.da, pour serm• u I T ntel.t· g••nc•' d~ In Crtr to geologiqu~ et de I:> O~lleu\iuu 003 i.\1 im:t~•ux 6cunotmquc~ onro[ccs 6 I' 11xp0 ,ition J; nut•rsell~ d~ 1'1\rts, 1~5o. • •
-- ]J~\Critll ion {\,,, :\follnsqn~s Pt Brac·h io· J!"l''" de• Cow• I•~~ R.iquBnwunos clo ' r ?nn,crro [ Yomw (lilt' P. tln Lm·iol, HC\·on·p·•gn(·tHl uno i~tmlc• 1 r.o t.igrnphiquc par J . Lmnb~rt. [Jf rm. ::·u··· 1'11/. S11iM~, u .)
3 1 •·ol. Sro. Gcn\)Yc, 189 .
r rcscntcJ
rrcsoulcd
- - Oa!alogno rni$O!lnil df ' ~:chi nodormcs •·oc~o· illi< pno· M. V. de Robilhlrrl. i\ I'Jic Matii'IC'f. m , Uphhll'ldes ~l A.stropbyt•dcs. [ M~:11. Soc. tl~ Plttt•· cl d'lii•t. Nr~t. flw~t'6, xnnJ. d
· 1 •·ol. bvo. Gencn•, 1894. PrQscnle
L YDllKt.:llR (l~ ichard) . A. .U:t~ndbook to tl~c 'i\[ar•npinlia nnd ) [onotmunln [A.llc~> ·• .J.\'aturnlist's Lilmr~y].
1 l'OI . 8l'o. Trondon, 1S!H. P urchnsod
lion:n KBTOr ('l'.) [C•t..loguo of Eorthqnnkcs in nu~jio.] 1 vol. 8•·o. St.l'~t ersburg, 1893. Presented
Mrnnw (Jn•. A. H.) New Engli~h Dict_ionn1·y on l:lhLOriral P rinciples; ftnmilcd mnml.•: on the material~ collected by the Phtlolo~tcnl Socic~y. Ed i! cd by Dr . • T. A. IT. ?tluri'Uy. CrrJ u-0?., 11n<l E\'Orybo<l l•-l•:zod. 2 vols. ·1tJ. !Jontlou', O~.i'ord, &..:., 1893-9l. T'u rchnsccl
ORT1r.1xs (A.) Diu D~cnpcxlon-Krol>ec d~ lltru •<lJUr~;cr ..\l us~nm~. '!'h. 11, nr, IY, Y , v t , vu ( 8,.JJW'tzlubllrm·k lltu. df'tJ Zoolo!Ji-Ncltt,~
PE ttH.TA (:.\fnnuvl..\f. de) y .\J.F~no (,\.nastnsio) . Etnologia Ccntro·_\ met·ic.•nn •·:ot:llogo l'azonudo de> lo• objetod oH·q•ll'ologzeos de In Rcplohli,·:l tic Costa Rica. on lz• E xposicicln llist6rico·Aml'ric•uml rlc ) f tHh-icl , 18!J2.
1 vol. 8\'0. ?tludrid, 1893. Presented
P ruXGL R (Sir ,J.,bn). Disc•our~c upon soml' ldto izuprcwcmouts ot the mean~ for pt·,·•crl'inttlhe J!cult h ol ~l nrinc rs, deiii'CI'NI ILl the,\ nuiYcr•n•·y of llo)OI Society (•·~ Cupt. Cook's Sen•icr• anzl Pre• cnlalion of .Jl edo/).
I I'OI. •lto. London, l77G. Prescn tcJ
R rOod (C. \\',) ITow we l.'ind Rolios, &c.-( 'ump I,ifu in t he "'ildc•·noil1'. A •crie• of L vt lcr.. 1 1·ol. 810. (,'bicugo, 18!>3. Pres~nt<'d
S.\t'S~Illtl. ( fTo•nri cl,•). Coup d'u•il sur I' H_l'drologiQ <l u Mo~iquo, (ll'incipalm~n~ tlu la partio ori~ntalc:, utcompag.nU th• CJtWhtues ubH't·ra· tions sur la nuturu phy~icpu· do Ct• pays.
1 vol. 8vo. Ounhc, l 862. l1 rcsouted Sn.\m' ( lt llowcllor). ;\[onogrnph of t he Pnra.
di,citlw, Ol' .llorcl• of l'<ll'ad •~•·; nnd l'tilooo· l'hJilt'ludu.•, H' .Uow~r Birch. Pt. Il l.
'l'.I RGIO\'t~ToucrrJ (.Acl.) .\ nilwoli ,-cl l u$cLti dvl Tu\>.t\'<.'0 in E1·l,.. l' \lc•l fl uhnc•,·o l5C'('.~O.
I \'ol. l!1•o. FiNlli.<'·Rmua, 18~ll. Tow~so:.- nntl ~I r:nc'l:l<. Ca• .. tor:uc of Clll'mical
App•t'<llh ••n<l Glwmic·ul•, Uth l•:<lition. 1 vu I. l:h'o. l •ontlon, I S!J ~.
ZITTJH, (Kn•·l A.) rr .. u.un, .. lz •lc-t·l'ul::eomolo~:i•' moiN• AI tl ~<n•knnl( l'on W. l'h So•htlllJI•'l',Houl A. :-khenk. Abl h.l. l'ulll or,~.,J.,,ir, von K!li•J :\ . Zllll•l. .Bnnd I I \'c•rh·lmtt ,, (\lnnuualu1) ,
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PAll-r II.- PERIODICALS.
N ew SouTn \V,\LP.S.
1IrsTORICAL RF:coni>S Oli NF:W Sot1'1'n W Au:s. V'ol. n . G-rosr nnd l'atorson, Ec!ite(l by F. M. Dlnden. 1 vol. Svo. Sydney, 1893. Prc~enkU
ITts ronY 0 11 N Ew SoUTH 'V'AL£8 FROlt T l£8 R Jwonus. \ 'ol. 11. Phillip nnd Groac, 17811·1794·, by Alcxt>ndor Bntton, edited by :F. M. Dladon. 1 •·ol. s ,·o. Sydney, 18!H. Presenlr!d
D t l'AUT)lt: I'T 0 1' A G JU OULTU lt F.. Agricnllurnl G11:wttc of ~ew &oulh W~lcs. Vol. v (1894).
1 I'Ol. S••o. Sydnc~·, 1895. Presenttd
-- IJoat uml IT~bitn~ Tndux of Austrnliau l ' ungi . 1 l'OI. Svo. Sydney, 1893. Pl't;en~
A IJSt RALI AI' ilAI' OJlOOK for l89-} (Gordon and G otch) . I ' 'Ol. Svo. Sydney, 1894. Purehnoed
Fm::t: P unr.rc LIDn&ul:. Repor t fot· 1893. Presented
D oAR D o~- ITilA LTn, S YDNEY. Report. on 1·:u·ious subjects.
1 ,-ol. .Fol. Sydney, 1889·94. Presented
G Eoi.OO IOAL StrnYF. Y 01! Nr.w S ot11'u WAL'ES. Memoirs. Geology No. 5. Q-eo!ogy o£ tho B roken Ifill Lode and Daw cr Rnnges 1tlineral F ioltl, by J . n. J 8<(UCt.
1 vol. 4to. Sydney, 189·l. Presented
- - Re::orth. lol. rT. l'art J. 189-!. Pre:llo!td
LINN I!AN SorrET'I" OF ~Ew S ooTrr W .u.ss. Proceeding~. Sl'concl Scrie~. Vol. vm.
1 1'01. Svo. Syclucy, 18!>3·9·!. Presental
l>roc<'cilings. Second Series. Yol. IX. .l:'!bl'bs 1-:l. Pmen!C!d
MnLDOIIn~K U.NJ I'EilSJTl:. Culendu1·, l S!lo. l vol. Svo. Mdboui'Oe, 1894. Presented
P VllLJO J ,mRARY, Mt'Sl!lT3lS, ..I.."D NATIONAL GALLEllY OF VtCTOmA. D escriptive Catnlogllo of tho Specimens of R ocks of V ictoril\ in the lndustr iol ~nd Tc~hnologioa.l Muse um.
1 vol. Bvo. Melbourne, 1894. Presented
-- Report of the T rustees for 1899. Presented
R oYAL SO<'IIl'l'Y OF ITHYI'ORJA. Proceedings. Vol. Yl (new series), 1893.
1 vol. 8vo. i\felbournc, 1894. l)t•escntcd
VIOTOlltA N NATVIlALIST. Yol. x. liay, 1893, to Marclt, 18!H.
1 vol. 8vo. Mel bournc, 1894. P1·csentccl
'1415-18 Zoor.oo-toAr. AN'D AccLilfATlSATtO.S SooiBT> OP VIOTOJHA. Proceedings. Vol$. J, JT, JH, IV. 4 vols. 8vo. Melbourne, 1872-75. l'nrohnscd
26lh .Annual R eport. P resented
T.IS)I.ll'lA.
7381 Rov.u. SOCIETY OF TABllAlUA. P apers and
'i115
7470
7354
7159
736-t ( 7313 >
7311.
'i315
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74DO
7491
Proceedings for 1893. 1 ,·ol. 81"0. Tasmania, 1894. P 1•escntod
SOU'l' ll At"Sl'RAU.I.
ADn.A.mt CrnctlLATL"(} LlnllA nr. to Cutnlo~uo No. 8 .
Appendi:t Prcscntc'<l
AUSTRAJ,ASIAN J.UlSOCIATION H)l~ TUt! J\.D-1' Al<Ct:M ENT Ol' Scrx .... Ol:. R<·port or the Fifth Meeting, hrld n~ AdelnidP, 18!J3.
-- Botany Bulletin~, Nos. 7, 8, 9. 1891, 9:.1, 94.-Su~at·-plo.nting in Quecnslnnd. {Rewird uJ a lcUer [IJ lite 1.'im~.r, 7 .T<m., 1!19:3).-llotnny Ab1·idged, by F. M. Boilcy, 189·k
Presented In 1 ' 'Ol. 8'·o. Briobnnc, 1891-91-.
-- Popers for the People, Nos. 2, 6, 9, 12, 14, 17' 22, 2•1.
1 r ol. 8ro. BrisbllllC, 1888-90. Presented
GROLOOIOAL SrRVRY Ol' Qur:RNS.T.A~'D. Report on 1\{ount 1\'[orj!lln Geld Dc•posih.-Annunl Ueport for 11!93.-. tnd 1fltrc<· Other R••-port.e.-Gcologicul Mup of Charters To"•crs Gold-llcld. Presented
7-183
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'7398
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7379
7457
74.60
'7423
7358
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74!l9
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P AnT II.-.PERIODICALS-continued.
QV&KNSLAJ:ID-conlinuetl.
How nequlrod.
RoYAL SOOIETY 01• Q,us:t:NSLAl~D :-Proceedings for Sessiou 1892-93. Vol. IX. I ndex to \'Olumcs nt, vur, IX. 1 1•ol. Svo. Bri&bone,
-- Catologttc of the Mesozoic Plunts in I he ])cpartmtnt of Gcolog,\ . Tho .w enldcn Flora. P nrt 1. Tbnllophyln-"Ptcrtdophyta, by A. C. Soward. 1 vol. !!vo. London, 1ll94. Presented
- - Cntuloguc of Bird~. Vol. xxu. Qomc Bh·d:s. By W. R. Ogilvio-Grnnt.
· 1 vol. 8vo. London, 1893. P resented
-- Cal11loguo of llir·cl~. Vol . xxnr. Fullicarim (Uollicltu nnd !lcliornithiclll'), and .o\..lcctoride~ (At'!lmid.ro,l!:uripy~~dro, 1\Icsitidn;, U hiuochondrc, Grmdro, P~op111dro, tlrl(l O~tdidU'). l.ly R. llowdl<lr Shu.rpe.
1 ,·ol. 1$\·o. London, 189-J.. Presented
·-- Monogmph of T"iohons fount! in Tiritnin, bcin~t n de~riptivc cntologue of the species in the llot·burimn. lh Re,-, Jnmc$ i.\L Ct'Ombie. Pnrt 1. 1 vol. iho. London, 1894. l'resenled
ENTOl!OLOOTCAT. SOCIETY OF Lo"NDON. T rnn-snctionM for 1893-1>'!.
NATtnlAL HISTORY TnAXSACTTONS of Norllmm. berhmd, Durhnm, and Nowcustle·on-'l'yne. Yol. XI. 189!>-94. 1 vol. Svo. L oncl. and ~.,.,castlc-on-l'ync, 1894. Pre~enlld
~onTATP.S Zoor.ovrcx. .A Journal of Zoology l'dited by lion. WaUe1· Roth$cbild, Erust Harlcrt, and Dr. K. J ordnn. Vol. r. !89~.
1 vol. Svo. Tring, 189~. l'rc!tnta!
P LY)!Ot'TTI TNSTTTUTIOX Al-"D DEYO~ AND ConNWALL NA'ri1RAL IlJSTon·l: Socn:·ry. Annual R cpo•·t nnd 'l'ransactions. Yol. x. Pnrt 3. 1889·00. Vol. xr. l'art.s I , 2, 3. 1890-03. 1 vol. 8vo. Plymouth, 1890-93. Pre!tnlld
R.m<'tTFFB LumAnv, OxPono U!iiY. i\Ius. Cntnloguc of JJooks ndded, during the year 1891. 1 vol. 4to. Oxford, 1894. Presented
o~xADH:-" ~.\TtTI'I \LT~T. Summary of Lho Originnl Articles which hlli'C appuaretl in Lho Canadian N:tturali$t. 1 vol. S•·o. :Presented
OA~\J>UN R~;conn Of' cr&NCR, including the proceeding$ of t.lto Sntur•tl History Society of ~iontreal, and rapla(·in!! the Canndian NnLuruliot. Yol. ,.. (t892·3.)
1 •·ol. 8vo. ~lontrcnl, 1893. !'resented
QROt.OO!C'AI• S t<III'&Y OF CANAI.lA. Alln\1~\ :Report (now series). Vol. v. Pno·ts 1, 2, :md OlBp>. 18!10·91.
3 vol~. 8vo. Ottawn, 1893. Prilscntcd
-- Contr-ibution8 to the Mi(· ro·Pnhcontoloj!y of tbc Cnmbt•o.Silut·inu Rocks of Cnnnd;~, by Art bur l!. l:'oord.
1 vol. 8vo. Ottawa, 1883. Presented
-- Colonio\l nnd Indian Exhibition. London, 1886. Descriptive Catalogue of n Coll~t·tion of the Economic Mincr<tb of Cnnndn by thr Gcologicnl Oorp~, Alfred 0. Sclwyn, Director. 1 ••ol. Svo. Lonclon, 18S6. Presented
-- l?hilfldelphin I ntcronlionnl E:chibilion, l SiG. Dcscril>tivc Cntnlogue of'' c~lledion of Economic Minerals of Canndtt, nnd notes on ·~ SLt11Ligraphical Coll<wt.ion of Rocks. 1 1·ol. Svo. :\Ionlrelll, 187G. Presented
Bullct.in~ Nos. 4'J . .J.l. Bihliogrnphies of Ame1·icnn X11t.uo'tllist$. J\' . The Publi$hct1 \Vritings or Gcorj(C Nt•wbold W\\TC'UCC, 18H·!ll, by L. S. Fo-tor, \\'ushington, 1892. "· 'l 'hc Published \Yo·itings of Dr. Charles Girard, by G . .Browne Goode, Wusllingtoo, 1891.
In 1 vol. S•o. Wushinglon, 1891-!)2. Prcsenlccl
-- Bnllt-t.in No. ·~2. A Proliminarv Des· cripti•·o Cnl!llogue of the Sy$tematic Collcc· tions in l•:conomic GC'oiOI!.'' tmd Metullurgy in the Unite~! Stole$ .1\ntiouu.l lllUbOum, by Fred. P . Dower.
1 1'01. 8\'o. W l\shington, 1891. Pl'csentecl
-- Dnlletin No. •13. ~ronogo·nph of Ht() Bnts of ~orth .Alncri<·u, by H•n·i~on Alien.
1 vol. 8vo. Washington, 1803. Presented
Bulletin No. 4 k Cn~nlogue of Uta Lepidopteroo~ •nper·fnmily Nocruidte, found in Boreal Amcric~, by John B. Smith.
1 ,·ol. Svo. Wnsbington, 1893. P resented
-- N otee on the Prepnrnlion of R ough Skolc· t.on~. hy lircd. A. I.u.,ns. ·washington. 1891. Di,·ectioo:s for Collecting Birds, by :Rober& Ridgwoy. Wushington, 1891. ])irc~tions for Coll~d ing, Prcparmjl, nncl l' •·~sordng 'Bird,' Eggs ancl N csts, by Ubu~. Bend me. Wru.hinJ!lon, 1891. Instructions for CollccLing ,\lollusks and ot.hcr t.:•cful Jlint$ for the Conchoiogist, hy Wm. D. Dn le . W !ISh ington, 189~. Directions for Collcctin!( nnd Pr<'~CrvinJ! Tnsoc(s, by C. \~. Riley. Wn~h · ington, 1~>92 . ])iroctiou• for Coll.,rting Recent nnd F •mil Plnnl$, by F. ll. Knowllon. Ww.hington, 18!11.
Di~i~ion of Ornithology unci Mnmmo· logy: North Amcrimn l<unm•, No. 7. Tho Denth Yulley Expcdotion. Part n .
'1 vol. 8vo. Wa~hington, 1893.
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llClr. No, \ nook. How Rcg. No I !look I u.,. OOijUired. ""JQI:t,t
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7562
'1664
756a
7332
730-L
PART IT.- PERIODICA LS-contimttd.
U~l~I!D STATES 011 Aln:t!IOA-conlinucd.
UNJTJW STA'l'BS Co:\uns:~ION OF Ftsrr ;-~<n I<rsu~nJES. l'Mt xvu. Roport of the Corn· mi~!iolltlr for 1889·18!>1.
1 ••ol. 81•0.
Report<!, 1887, 1888.
Wa~bington, 1893. Prc3cntcd
Presented
Dnllclin~, "l"ols. vn, Ynr, JX, x .
Bull~tin. Vol. XJ, fol· 1891. h' to 1893 Pre•cntecl 1 vol. 4to. W as mg n, · •
AmatOA" Mu>ltPlr oF NATt'RAL IJrsTonY. Annu~l l~eport!!, 1889·00, 1890·91, 18!!1,
1892, 1893i \'Ol. Svo. New York, 1890·9!1-. PrceetMd
-- Bullo!io. Yol.IY. 1893. 1 ,.0 J. Svo. N ew York, 1893. Presented
AMERICAN NATURALIS:J". Vol. XXYfll. • > 1 vol. Svo. l'hiladolplna, 189~. I urchasccl
A1IKRTOAN ORNITJIOLOGISTs' 17NION. The Auk: n. Qun.rtcrly Journal o£ Ornitlto~ogy. pyb; li~hed ror the .A.mericnn Ormtl~ologt~t~ Union. Con~inuntion of the Bull~lm of ~be N uttnll Ornitholoaicnl Club. New ~crJcs. Vol. :n. 1 vol." Svo. N ew York, 189·~. Presented
All £ruCAN Al'TIQUARlAN. Vol. xv. Part 11. Presented
Bror.<>GTCAT. Socu:TY, \Yo~hin~on. Proceedings. Yol. nn, pp. 117·120. Presented
C ALI FORNIA ACADEWI' 01' SCIT.Nfll. Occnsionnl Papers rv. A Clns•ilicd nn.d Aunolntcd Uibliogrnphy of the l'ultrozoac Crustacea, tG9~· L8!J2 to which is Mldcd n {)ntnlogno of tho :N~rlh :t mcricnn Species; hy Anlhony W. Yog1lcs. 1 vol. 8vo. San Fr11ncisco, 1893. l'rc~cntcd
- - Pl'()cccdings. \-ol. m, No. 2. Presented
CALJI'ORN IA 8TA1T. }[nn:m D t'RT.At'. Elev~nlh lh>porL of tl•e St1ate i\finerulogist. (Fir>( llicnuial.) Two ycat·s cndin{l September 15, 1892. 1 Yol. 8YO. l'31lctnmento, 1893. Presented
7J.72
7565
7569
7668
7466
7333
7319-51
73:i2
:P.!JlT lT.-I'EltiODICALS-oonlimud,
UxtTED S1' ATBS OP AliP.IllCA-conUnucd.
l'>!JCUJGAN STATE lloAnD oP AontCUl.Tt'HP.. Thirty-second Annunl ReporL of th~ Secre· tnry. 1892·93. 1 \'OI. Svo. Loneing, lf!at Prt.'fll:t<f
MIOTIGAN STATE AGJucnTt:JUr, CoLLP.Gr. E:tperimcntnl Stotion. Bulletins 100-116.
Non:m CAROl.INA . Report on !he W~tcl'l' of N orth Carolinn, with r eference to Uwar po~~· hili tiPs for Ovstor Culture· b" ]_,j,•ut. Frnnca! p W W inslow. • 1 ,·ol. Sv~. ' lt:t ll'is;h, 1SS6. Je!('l;
K. K. Zoor.ootscnP.·BOTANTSOnR 0ES&o~;LSOIIAPT LX Ww:<. \ferhantllungen Jnhr. 189!!. Band :u.ur.
1 YOI. 8\"o. Wicn, 1894 Pt·c•cntcd
P .l.RT H.-PERIODICA.LS-colltimted.
lfRL,.cc-continuerl.
7586-87 AssoCIATION l'OUJt J1Essl!t(}!><Bli:&?-"l' DES Sor. RSOES JL'lTII!lOPOT.OGIQUilS. Ro'I'UO Arcueu· ello do l'Ecolo d' Ant.hropologio do Paris .A.nnees m (1893), rv (1894).
2 vol$. 81'o. Poria, 1893-!!4·. Presented
HOl-J, FAOilL-r& DES SCIENCES DE MARSEILLE. .A.n· nnles. Tome r, pu.rh 1891-92. l'ome U, ft>S. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, C (1892) . Tome Ill, £ns. 1, 2, 3, 4, (l 93). Tomo w. supplement.
4 I'OI$. 8vo. Mnt·~OJilo, lll91-18113. Ptcsented
7583 Fv.urr.r.E l>ES JJWNES NATURALISl'l!S. Revue
7516
.\ieusucllo d' JJistoh•& Naturcllo, I! I Serie, Ann~es XXIH, XXIV {1802-31 1895-J.).
-- Bcilwfr. Vol. x. I. 1892. Uu Grund-1n~~er in lfumhurj!, &<·. V on D.·. A. Yoller.
1 \'OI . •1to . Hnmburj!', 1803. l'rescnlod
N.\TtTnFono;cnr.xo~: G ~s1:u.scn 11"1', l '.nP.r uuno, 1.n. 13ct·ichlo Btl. nu. ~oologt;,<·l•e Au· , hautllllngl'll . 1 rcserwd
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Hook. llo. "'llllll<l.
7336
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P ART II.-rERIODIOALS-ronlin,ed.
O&RlrANY-conlinncd.
KO~lOMC'n-t::, M cl<ln•,r FUR N A1'1'RKU"m: "".u lllmut/0. Zoologischc Summlung. D•e In~t>cten tl••r .8orglnndschuft,Adoli im llinl<•r· Jnndc von J'ogo {Wc$t Af•·icn) nucl• dt•m von den n~rren Hunptmunn .Jo:ugcnc .~'ling ( 1888, 18!>9) und Dr. Jlichard Duttner ( 1890, l89J), I!C!Bmmellcn )[atcriolo bcnrbeitc~ ' 'Oil Dr. F. Knrsch. Abth. 1.
l'itt t(·k~cl uit h~t y cn.lng ''"" den Dircl'lcur. Presented
---PIBT I I.-PERIODICALS- co11tinurd.
l TAl.Y.
7330-31 AN:sAt.T lH Aomcor:runA. 'Rclazione intorno nt lovori do!la It. Stazionc di Jinlomolo~1, ul(rnrill cli Fircnzi per gli nnni 1879-80-81·82-83-8l·b::l, per .\.d. 'l'urgioni-'fozzctti.
2 \'ols. S':O· Fireozc, 1881.-88. Prt!fl ,111
7337 Esi•o~srzro;-R_ LI'I_I'BRSAI.E Dll~ lS_G'l. Dogli Ah rocnt1 .1! rcscl\l o Conscrv!lli n dt~on;i gradi di prcpnrazione relaziono dol Prof. Car. .Atlolfo T!trgioui·Tozetti.
1 vol. 8vo. Fircnzc, 1869. Purduocd
7325-26 F AUIOA t'XD FLOllA t>l!S Gor.ns t'ON NIIAPF.L
und dcr Angrcnzcndeo Meorcs- AbRehmtk Jternusgcgcbcn \'On dcr Zoolo~ischen Stntio11 Zl( Ncnpol. lltonoj!rophie .\.IX. l>cJul(ischt• Cop~pOOl'O ( 'ystcmntik und Fnunislik) von l>r. Wilhclm Gicsbn"Cht. 'l'cxt nnd ,\ t!GO.
2 vols. 4to. Berlio, 18~2. Pmfr.t!d
7328 M osnJA f:sTJUl:SAZfONALE I>EtLA l'Rsc,, 1'ENI' T& A lllllll•INO NgL I 880. Rapporto dol Commi5s•nio rogio per 1~ Sczione ltsliano. :P••of. A. ·r~r~ioni-Tozzotti (A•mali dtll lndu.vtria e del Oommrrcio 1881, Sum 38).
ENTOliOLOGI:SK .FllRF.Nil<GEN I STOCKUOL.If. Entomologisk 'l'idskrift (Jou1'11al E~tlomo· logiql!e pulilitJ par la Societe E11tomologique a Stoclcl•olm). Arg. xrn., 1892. Xlv., 1893. 2 vols. Svo. Stockhol m, 1892-93 Presented
KO!<T&I•. 8\' E!ISKA. Y ETE!ISKAPS·AKAOHllli'P.!IS liA:<Dt.INOAR. Bihang.
Set•. m. Botanik, &.c. Bsndot XYI n (1893) xrx t1894. )
Sec. rv. Zooloj!i, &c. Dnndot X\' m ( 1893) :XI X (1894).
4 ' ·ot.. 8vo. Stockholm, 1893·94 Pr·e$ontcd
SwrTzEnLA.-.o.
N't.TUnFonsorr£N'DR GF.SllLLSIUPT 11' Zu tn orr. Yiorlaljuhr$Chrift, Rcdcgirt von llr. lludolf \\'oli. Juhrj!nng xxxnr, XXXVIII.
2 vols. 8''0. Zurich, 1892·03. P resented
1-2:.!-E
7613
'7614
7631
737l
7396
7628'1 '7629 f 7uso5
7626) 7627 J
PARr n .-rERTODTCA.LS- contiiUUc/.
Swt1.'ZERLAND-continued.
-- An tliQ Ziirchori..~t'h~n Jugcnd auf dn$ ja.hr 1853·65,1867-i O. St.uck &5·67, 69·72. Pr.>seuted
-- Neujnln•sblntl, auf das jnl1r, 1871·88. Stuok, 73·90. 2 ,·ols. 4to. Zurioh, l 8&3·1S8'l. Presented
Vitll'taljnhroschr ifl. J nhrg. xxxrx, H fl. 2. P resented
SOtiTil All KRTCA.
l\1os!lo NACIONAL, COdTA RICA. A.nnlcs dd 1 nsLituto .Fisico·Geogt'Bphico y del M111co Naciono.l do Co~t" l{•ca. 'l'ome rv, 1891.
1 ''01. Fol. San Jose, 1803. Present<'<!
Eloolog.a Ceotro·Americana. P resented
Estudios ~obrc Ins Iformigas de Costa Rica. P resented
1.1USRO N ACJONAL D£ Curr.B. An ales, rrimo1·a Scccion, Zoolojfn. I. Lo$ ll'ocn8 C'hil~nn.• del AfuRco Nncionnl por cl Dr. R . A.Pluhpp1, 1892. 2. Los ZooOlos Ohilenos del M usco Nncionol p(lr cl D r. R A. Philippi, 18!12. 3. E l Oucmul de Chile por ol !Jr. R A. Pbilippi, 1892. 4. Algunos Pcces de Chile por cl Dr. R. .A. Pbilippi, 1892. 5. Loa Del· {iues de Ill puotn b nslntl de la A mcricn. del Sur por el Dr. RA. Philippi, 1893. 6. l,os Espccies Chilcnns del Jon~ro :Mnctrn por cl Dr. R. A. Philippi, IR93.
1 ~ol. •llo. ::>nnti•!!O de Chile, 1892·93 l'rcsented
, egunda Seccion, Uotanica. T wo Pnrls. P resented
'.l'orcern Seccion, i\fincr"lojia, G eolojnl, Presented PaJcontolojia. One Part.
)[USEO N'ACIONAI, DO lhO Dll JAN'EillO. Ar· <:hiros. Volume Ylll.
1 ''ol. 4to. Rio de Jo.neit-o, 1892. Presented
SoctKDAD OrENTIFICA ·• ANTONIO At:t;ATB." M omorio.s y Re vista publicncu.e bujo In dircccion do Ouillermo B. y Puga, y Rafnel ;\j:uilal' y 1-onHllo.n. Tomo v, 1891·~. Ti, 1892·3, \'U, 1803·4.
' 2 l'ols. 8vo. Suot.iugo, 1893. PrCllenL~'<I -- A.ctrs, 'l'omc rr, I,i,· . I. P resented
.\ PPEXDIX
34
APPENDIX lX. PUBLICATION OF THB AG TRALIAN hlU JW~f UP TO THE END OF I 9-1.
I.- C' AT,\LOOl' t:-<.
1. Clltnloguo of the Specimens .,f ~atura llist.ory and Miscellaneous Curiosities in the Austmlian ~Iusewn, by C. 13-•nnolt. 1113i. 8"0. pp. il. (Out of pnnt.)
2. Cawloguc of ~rammnlia in the Collection of the Australian ~luscum, by G. Krefft. I 64. 12mo. pp. 133.
(Out of print.) . 3. Catalogue oi the )I inerals Md Rocks in the Collection of the Austrahan :\lnl.ICum, by G. K refft. 1 i3. g,"O.
pp. xvii ll:i. (Out of print.) , .. •I Cal~lnguc of the ~ustmlian Birds in the Australian )fuseum, hy h. P. Ramwy,_ Par~ I. Acctpltrcs, ISiG. ,.0•
pp. "iii '0.1, nncl Supplement, I '90. Part ll, StrigCl5, I800. 8\'0. PP· ;lJ. l'11rt Il l , Psttt.'ICt, 1891. S•·o. pp. •·iii-110. Part !\', llnlcyoncs, I !J.l. S'•o. pp. "ili-2-l.
5. C'at.•logne of the Anstrnlinn Stalk and Cessile-cycol C'ruat.'lccu, hy \\', A. llne\\t•ll. 1892. Svo. pp. xxiv-:l24, with 4 plo.w~.
G. Cat11loguc of the Library of the Australian :.Jusenm. 188:1. 8"o· pp. ISiS. Wrapper, with two supplements. (O•ttof prmt.) N"w edition. rari Il l, Pomphle~.
7. C:t;t/\lognc of a Collection of r'oasiJs in the Au~lrnli11n J\lusoum, with lnLrotlucto•·y Notes, by F. R4Lle. 1883. 81'0. pp. xxviii l(jQ,
S. V11tnloguo of the Au$tl"lllian Hydt·c•id Zoophytes, by\\', /1 1. Ht~lc. 1884. 8\'0. JlJ>. 198, with plt\tes.
9. DcRcripLh•c <.'ntaloguu of the Gollet·nl Coll~ction of l\linot·nls in tho t\nstrulinn .\l nsc:um, t.y F. Rntte. IS&. Svo. pp. :!21, with a. plate.
JQ. Cl\tnlos;nc of b:chillodorrnnta in the Austrnlian ~luscum, by It:. 1'. Halll RIIY . l':u·t 1, Echini, 1$85. 2ncl edition, 1800. Svo. pp. I'J ii .H, with .i plates.
11. Oe~cri pti,·e Catalogue of the .Mednsat of the Auslrnlinu Seas. Part f, Scyphomcdusa~. Pnrt li, Hyclromedu!a!, by H. \'Oil Lcnclcnfeld. 1 i. ••o. pp. :tl and 4!1.
12. Dc~Wrtp!t\'C Cntaloguc of the Xests and Eggs of .\u~tmlian Birclij, by A . • 1. N orth. 9. 8''0. pp. iv, 1'-IOi, with 21 plal4!3.
1:1. ll~scriptive Catalogue of the Sponges UJ the Australian )luseu.u, h) l'l. I'Oil L<n<lcnfclcl. 1888. s,·o. pp. xh·-260, with I:! vlatcs.
11. Catalogue of the Fishc~ in the Anstralinn ~luEcnm. Pari [, Pnlo.:ich lhynn Fishes, by J. Douglas Ogilby. Svu. pp. :1 1
15. Catnloguc nf the ~Jarine Shells of .\ustralin :uul Tn..m:uua, hy J. Hrn7it•r. Part I, Cephalopoda, l !)?. S•·o. pp. 20. l'nrt Tl, l'tcropodn, 1!:9"2. •·o. pp. '22. Part Ill, O:I.Stcropoda Plnrox), 11>!13. Svo. PI>· 3:!.
IG. Cat;\logue of ~ustralian )la.nunal~. \nth lnlroduclot·y ~ntcs on (;~neral :\lummology, by J. Voug!IIS Ogilby, I !l'.?. l"o. pp. X\"J-114.
IT. -)losoc •: \rll:<,
1. ,\u~l!;~bnn Lcpidoptcm ?nd the~r 'l'nu!sformatton~, hy the l11t<: A. ''.'· scott, with Tllustmtions hy his daughters, ;\I r~. ;\lorgnn anti ;\h '· Forclc. hdtted nnd n:>n~ecl l>y ,\, ~. OIL! IT ancl ~~~'!! ~ orolc. \ ol. 11, J'nrts 1, :.!, :$, :uul 4.
18:i 1.
Jlf. . )J Y.\IOIIl~.
l. llial<!ry anti Dcscripti<1n of the 'ltclcton of a now Rpmm \\'hnk• 111 the ,\ustralinn )luscnm, by W. S. \\'~11. !ii'O. up. Gll, wtth plate~. Reprint ISSi.
:.!. T.onl llowc I>lnntl: its 7.oology, I :eology, and l'hysical C'hnmctcre. l Sll. ~vo. pp. viii-l:l2, 1\ith 10 plam.
l\". Gnnv<. I. (:uhlu to tho Anstrnli:ut Fossil l\~;rnnins in tho Australian Museum. 1 'liCI. ~. nuiclo lo the Contents of the .-\u~tra.1ian )lm;cum. 18Sa. svo. pp. i,, .j(),
:1. t:uitlc to the ('onlcuts o£ the .\ustrnlian )lusonm. IS!JO. l!vo. pp. l:l(i.
\". ;\IJ'l f.I.I.A"ml s I't!UI.H'\T!Olis.
Svo. (OuL of print. )
(Out nr print.)
l . Li•t of oltl Doctuncnts and Hclics in the Au~trulinn )lusoum. l !l!i I. Hcp1 intt•tl with :ultlitinuo, I S!l(). 'n>. Jlll· 4.
ll. t:!. 11_?•·1~c~ipll1''c,_List of ,\h!lt~gtnal Wc.apo~·~. Implements, &c., from the Dnrlin;: nnol L:~chl,•n RI\ et<, hy K. tl.
cnnc t, . •· . ~~,. I>\O, pp. S. (Out ot pnut.) :t Xotc., for l'ollcc·tor.-. l'>l'>i. Snt. pp. 4:!.
4 llmt• iow Collector;, of (;colog-u:nl nod ;\linernlogical Spccinwn•, h) ~·. n .• u~. f>P· :21i, with 11 pbt., .
.-.. lltntA tor the Prc;;<·rvntionof Specimen~ of ~ntur.tllhstory, l.y 1:. 1•. H."' ~~. 1~!11. 4th J:,Jmou, PP-:~.
\'1.-R~:c m:t•·. l<"t·nl~ ot the .\u.·lr.1lion )ln·cnm, Ynl. I. ,,·o. PI>. :20'.!. au l•lnt<•.
\'ol. 11. ~o•. I to;;, pp. s~. li pi.ll<
h l'IIH'\1, \Tif>\,
(',,l.•lngnc• of Hcpllks, &<"., hy .1. 1Jougl.u;U.,ill1\.
l'.ttnlonut• oi Utrd•. l'n1t \·, h~· E. 1'. l:a111-.,1·.'
Ctl •lo~uc of Tnnit•ata, h1 l'•·of. Herd man Li~ t'rJtC'Ol l•'t 1 1 • • t - .. lg ,uu'
