The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 23

Province of Otago

Province of Otago.

537

Balfour, James M., Esq., Marine Engineer, Dunedin, pos.—Specimens of Otago Timber.

1.	Mikamik from Warepa.
2.	Black Pine, from Inch-Clutha.
3.	White Pine, from Seaward Bush, Molyneux.
4.	Broad Leaf, from Inch-Clutha.
5.	Red Pine, Seaward Bush, Molyneux.
6.	Totara, from Inch-Clutha.
7.	Mikamik, from do.
8.	Mikamik, from Seaward Bush, Molyneux.
9.	Iron Wood do do
10.	Miro, from Inch-Clutha.
11.	Totara, part of a snag, Clutha River.
12.
13.	Manuka, part of a snag, Clutha.
14.	Kowhia, from Inch-Clutha.
15.	Black Pine, from Seaward Bush, Molyneux.
16.	White Maple, from Warepa.
17.	Birch, from Inch-Clutha.

737

Hector, James, M.D., Provincial Geologist.—Additional Details of—

Building Stones.
Trachytic porphyry	Portobello.
Porphyry, or trachvdolerite	Flagstaff Hill.
Porphyry, or trachvdolerite	Water of Leith.
Clinkstone columnar	Bell Hill.
Clinkstone larminated	Blanket Bay.
Vesicular basalt	Kaikorai.
Porphyritic	Pine Hill.
Dolerite	Kaikorai.
Trachytic porphyry	Tiroa Heads.
Trachytic porphyry	Moeraki.
Basaltic conglomerate	Port Chalmers.
Aphatiite do.	Dog Island.
Syenite	Dog Island.
Syenite	The Bluff.
Vesicular basalt	Melbourne.page 135
Sandstones	Moeraki.
Sandstones	Waikawa.
Sandstones	Arden's Bay.
Sandstones	Hobart Town.
Claystones	Saddle Hill.
Claystones	Moeraki.
Claystones	Mount Pleasant.
Claystones	Anderson's Bay.
Calcarcous sandstones	Kaikorai.
Calcarcous sandstones	Caversham.
Calcarcous sandstones	Hawkesbury.
Calcarcous sandstones	Kaikorai.
Calcarcous sandstones	Pleasant River.
Calcarcous sandstones	Waiheimo.

Limestones.
Subcrystalline compact (marble)	Blue Mountains Shag Valley.
Compact fossiliterous (marble)	Wakatipu Lake.
Crystalline limestone	Oamaru.
Crystalline fossiliferous	Oamaru.
Compact	Oamaru.
Lithographic	Oamaru.
Compact granular	Oamaru.
Conglomeritic	Oamaru.
Compact	Mount Royal.

Schist.
Chloritic metamorphosed	Cromwell.

Crystalline Rocks.
Syenite	Dog Island.
Syenite	The Bluff.
Granites	West Coast.
Granites with Garnets	Metal Mountain, do.

742 to 744

Hector, James, M.D., Provincial Geologist—Birds of Outgo. The following list of these Birds has been prepared by Waiter Buller, Esq., F.L.S.

Hieracidea brunnea.—"Karearea," "Ivaiaia," "Karewarewa" of the Natives (two specimens).

Circus Gouldii.—Kaliu of the Natives (four specimens, two adult and two immature birds). (N B.—Klman's Falco Aurioculus is C. Gouldii in the hoary plumage of extreme age).

Athene Novae Zealandue.—'"Ku-kou," "Ruru Peho" of the Natives (two specimens, male and female).

Athene (Sceloglaux) albfacies.—"Wekau" or "Whekau" of the Natives (specimen belonging to Mr Clapcott).

Halcyon vagans.—"Kotare" or Ko tare tare" of the Natives (three specimens).

Prosthemadera Novse Zealandise.—"Tui," "Koko" of the Natives (three specimens).

Anthornh melanura.—"Koho-i-mako," "Kohorhnako," "Kopara," "Kokorcako," "Korimako," "Korimoko," Kohorimako" of the Natives (two specimens).page 136

Acantbisitta chloris.—"Piwauwau," "Tititipounamu" of the Natives (two specimens).

Zenicus Stokesii.—" Matuhitui" of the Natives.

Molioua ochrocephala.—" Popokatea," "Mohoua" of the Natives (three specimens).

Sphenteacus Punctatus.—"Mata," "Matata" of the Natives (two specimens, old and young).

Gerygone flaviventris.—"Pihipilai," "Piripiri" of the Natives (two specimens).

Certhiparus Novae Zealandiae.—"Toetoe," "Riro-riro," "Pipipi" of the Natives (two specimens).

Zosterops (?).—"Blight Bird" or "Wax-eye" of the Colonists; "Tauhou" or "Kanohi-mowhiti" of the Natives (three specimens.)

Petroica Dieffenbachii.—"Ngirungira" of the Natives (four specimens, three male and one female).

Petroica albifrons.—" Totoara" or "Toutouwai" of the Natives (two specimens).

Anthus Novae Zealandias.—"Pihoihoi" of the Natives (two specimens).

Turnagra crassirostris.—" Pio-pio," "Koropio" of the Natives (one specimen).

Rhipidura flabellifera.—"Piwakawaka" of the Natives (two specimens).

Rhipidura melanura.—"Tiwaiwaka" of the Natives (one specimen).

Callajas Wilsoni.—"Kokako" of the Natives (two specimens).

Creadion carunculatus.—"Tieke," Purourou," "Tiraweke" of the Natives (three specimens).

Platvcercus pacificus.—"Powhaitere," "Kakariki" of the Natives (two specimens).

Platycercus auriceps.—" Kahariki" of the Natives, two specimens).

Nestor meridionalis.—"Kaka" of the Natives (five specimens, including a distinct West Coast variety).

Strigops liabroptilus.—"Kakapo" of the Natives (two spe cimens).

Endynamy's taltensis.—"Koheperoa," "Koekoea," "Kohaperoa," "Kawekawca," of the Natives (three specimens, male, female and young).

Chrysococcyx lucidus.—"Pipiwaraura," "Warauroa," of the Natives (two specimens).

Carpophaga Novae Zealandiae.—" Kuku," "Kukupa," "Kereru," of the Natives (one specimen).

Cotumix Novae Zealandia.—"Koreka," "Koreke," of the Natives (one specimen).

Apteryx Australis.—"Tikoeka" of the Natives (two specimens).page 137

Apteryx Owenii.—"Kiwi," "Kiwiiti" of the Natives (four specimens, two adult and two young).

Charadrius obscurus.—"Tuturiwhatu-pukunui" of the Natives (two specimens, male and female).

Charadrius bicinctus.—"Tuturiwhatu" of the Natives (three specimens).

Charadrius frontalis.—(Two specimens).

Thinornis Rossii.—(Two specimens).

Hæmatopus longirostris.—"Torea" of the Natives (two specimens).

Hæmatopus unicolor.—Torea (two specimens).

Ardea flavirostris.—Kotuku of the Natives (two specimens).

Ardea matook.—"Matook," "Matuku-wai-tai" of the Natives (two specimens).

Botaurus poicilopterus.—"Matuku," "Matukuhurepo" of the Natives (four specimens).

Limosa Novæ Zealandiæ.—"Kuaka" of the Natives (four specimens.

Ximantopus Novae Zealandiæ.—"Poaka of the Natives" (five specimens).

Recurvirostra rubricollis.—(One specimen, per Dr Richardson).

Ocydromus Australis. — "Weka" of the Natives (two specimens).

Ocydromus brachypterus.—"Moho-pango of the Natives (two specimens).

Rallus assimilis.—"Moho-pereru," "Konini," "Katatai," "Moho-katatai" of the Natives (two specimens; adult male and young female).

Ortygometra affinis.—"Koitareki" of the Natives (two specimens).

Ortygometra tabuensis.—"Putoto" of the Natives (two specimens).

Porphyrio melanotus.—"Pukeko," "Pakura" of the Natives (two specimens).

Casarca variegata.—"Putangi-tangi," "Putakitaki" of the Natives (three specimens, two drakes and one duck).

Anas superciliosa.—"Parera" of the Natives (two specimens).

Anas chlorotis.—"Pateke" of the Natives (one specimen).

Spatula variegata.—"Tete" of the Natives (four specimens two drakes and two ducks).

Hymenolaimus malacorhynchus.—"Whio" of the Natives (two specimens, male and female),

Fuligula Novæ Zealandiæ.—"Papango" of the Natives (three specimens, drake, duck and variety).page 138

Nesonetta Aucklandica.—"Metawetanga" of the Natives (two specimens, drake and duck.)

Podiceps rufipectus.—"Totokipio," "Weiweia" of the Natives (two specimens).

Podiceps Hectori.—(New species) named by Buller, Rufous Crested Grebe (fire specimens; four adults, one chick and two eggs).

Spheniscus minor.—"Korora" of the Natives (three specimens).

Eudyptes Pachyrhyncus.—"Tawaki" of the Natives (one specimen).

Eudyptes Antipodes. — "Hoi-ho" of the Natives (two specimens).

Pelecanoïdes Urinatrix.—"Titi" of the Natives (two specimens. N.B.—"Titi" general Nativo name for members of this family).

Procellaria Æquinoctialis.—(One specimen).

Procellaria Capensis.—(One specimen).

Procellaria Cookii.—"Titi" of the Natives (one specimen; per Mr Lea).

Diomedea Exulans.—"Toroa" of the Natives (one specimen per) Mr Bathgate.)

Larus Antipodum.—"Karoro" of the Natives (six specimens, four adults and two young.)

Larus Scopulinus.—"Tara-punga" of the Natives (four specimens; two adults and two young birds, per Air Lea).

Sterna (Sylochelidon) Strenuus.—"Tara," general Native name for Terns (three specimens, shewing seasonal changes of plumage).

Sterna Frontalis.—(Three specimens; 'two old birds and one young).

Sterna Antarctica.—(Two specimens).

Sula Serrator.—"Takapu of the Natives (one specimen).

Graculus Carboïdes.—"Kauau tua-whenua" of the Natives (one specimen).

Graculus Melanoleucus.—(Two specimens).

Graculus Varius.—(Three Specimens; male, female and young).

Graculus Punctatus.—(One specimen).

Graculus Brevirostris.—(Four specimens).

Graculus Stictocephalus.—(Two specimens).

In addition to these species the following Otago birds are in the collection exhibited by A. H. Ross.

79	Hieraridea Novæ Zealandiæ.—"Bush Hawk" of the Settlers; "Karewarewa-tara" of the Natives.
80	Creadion Cinereus (Buller.)—"Tieke" of the Natives.—(A new-South Island species). page 139 Hector James, M.D., Provincial Geologist, tweenty-fwehects containing all the known Ferns of Otago.
762	Pteris aquilina, Linn., var. esculenta. Pteris incisa, Thunberg.
763	Nephrodium hispidum, Hook. fil. Nephrodium decompositum, Br.
764	Hypolejns millefolium, Hook. fil. Pellaea rotundifolia, Forst. Adiantum Cunninghamii, Hook. fil. Cheilanthes tenuifolia Swartz. Pteris scaberula, A Rich.
765	Lomaria procera, Sprengel.
766	Lomaria discolor, Wild.
767	Lomaria elongata, Blume. Lomaria lanceolata, Springel. Lomaria nigra, Colenso. Lomaria alpina, Springel. Lomaria Banksii, Hook. fil.
768	Lomaria fluviatilis, Springel. Lomaria membranacea, Colenso. Lomaria vulcanica, Blume.
769	Leptopteris superba, Hook. Leptopteris hymenophylloides, Presl.
770	Crystopteris fragilis, Bernhardi. Davallia Novæ Zealandiæ Col. Lindsaa trichomanoides, Dryander.
771	Botrychium circutarium, Swartz. Schizaea bifida, Swartz. Ophioglossum vulgatum, Linn.
772	Hymenophyllum tunbridgense, Smith. Hymenophyllum unilaterale, Willd. Hymenophyllum minimum, A. Rich. Hymenophyllum multifidum, Swartz. Hymenophyllum rarum, Br. Hymenophyllum bivalve Swartz. Hymenophyllum dilatatum, Swartz. Hymenophyllum pulcherrimum, Col. page 140
773	Hymenophyllum crispatum, Wallich. Hymenophyllum polyanthos, Swartz. Hymenophyllum demissum, Swartz. Hymenophyllum scabrum, A. Rich. Hymenophyllum flabellatum, Labill. Hymenophyllum aeruginosum, Carmichael. Hymenophyllum Lyalli, Hook. fil.
774	Trichomanes reniforme, Forst. Trichomanes strictum, Menz. Trichomanes Colensoi, Hook, fil. Trichomanes venosum, Br. Trichomanes Malingii, Hook.
775	Gleichenia Cunninghamii, Heward. Gleichenia dicarpa, Br. vr. B. alpina.
776	Aspidium coriaccum, Swartz. Aspidium aculatcum, Swartz var. vestitura, Hook.
777	Polypodium pennigerans, Forst. Polypodium rugulosum, Labill. Polypodium Billardieri, Br.
778	Aspidium Richardi, Hook. Aspidium cystostegia, Hook fil. Polypodium Grammitidis, Br. Polypodium rupestre, Br.
779	Asplenium lucidum, Forst.
780	Asplenium obtusatum, Forst, var. B. oblignum. Asplenium Trichomanes, Linn. Asplenium flabellifolium, Cavan. Asplenium bulbiferum, Forst, var. y tripinnata.
781	Asplenium bulbiferum, Forst. Asplenium flaccidum, Forst. Asplenium Hookerianum, Col. Asplenium Richardi, Hook. fil.
782	Dicksonia squarrosa, Sw.
783	Cyathea medullaris, Sw.
784	Cyathea Smithii, Hook. fil.
785	Dicksonia antarctica, Br.
786	Cyathea dealbata, Swartz.

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Fossils of Otago, drawn from Stature.

845

Cucullea singularis Zitt.—Waitaki River.

846

Pecten Hutchinsonii (new species).—Oamaru Limesbne.

847

Brissus Crawfordii (new species).—Marawenua Sandstones.

848

1 to 3 Scalaria lyrata Zitt.—Oamaru.

4 to 5 Cyprina—Oamaru.

6 to 7 Natica globosa (new species)—Oamaru.

8 to 9 Cyprina, sp.—Oamaru.

10 to 11 Cardium, sp.—Oamaru.

12 to 13 Cyprina, sp.—Oamaru.

14 to 15 Natica solida D'Orb.

849

1 a, b, Dentalium giganteum D'Orb.—Waitaki Sandstones.

Dentalium Mantelli Zitt.

2 a b Waldhemia gravida Zitt., Oamaru.

4 a b Tapes, sp. do.

5 Turritclla, sp. do.

6 a b Ancellaria, do.

8 Balanus, sp. do.

9 a b c Cathaphyllum, sp. do.

10 a b Turbo ornatus (new species), do.

850

1, 2 & 6 Pecten Hochstetteri, Zitt.

3 a b Pecten rudis, D'Orb.

4 Pecten Striatula, (new species).

5 Pecten

7 Pecten Triphooki, Zitt.

8 Mya.

851

Zamites.—-Mataura.

852

Pecopteris.-—Mataura.

853

Teniopteris.—Mataura.

854

1 Pecopteris.

2 Sphcnopteris.

3 Asplinium.

4 Pecoptcris.

856

Geological Section, Dunstan Ranges, to the mouth of the Waitaki River.

857

Geological Section, along the Coast, between the Molyneux River and Coal Point.

858

Geological Section of Goldfields from Tokomairiro River to the Lammerlaw Ranges, 35 miles.

859

Geological Section, from Flagstaff Hill along Chain Hills to the Sea.

860

Geological Section, Oamaru Cape and Otepopo.page 142

861

Sundry Sections of Gold Fields.

864

Various Views, illustrative of the Geological features of Otago Scenery—

1.	Panoramic View of Wakatipu Lake, from near Queenstown.
2.	Indian Ink Sketch of Mount Alta, Wanaka Lake Disfcriot, with White Birch Bush.
3.	Sketch of Upper Clutha Valley, from Mount Alta Range.
4.	Sketch in a Black Birch Bush.
5.	Sketch of the Upper Clutha Valley, from Lindis Range, illustrative of the Terrace Formation.
6.	Waterfall, head of Milford Sound, 540 ft. perpendicular.
7.	Indian Ink Sketch on Bigstone Creek, Wanaka Lake District.
8.	Waterfalls on Cascade Creek, Matakitaki River.
9.	Sketch on the Wanaka Lake, Mount Aspiring Range in the distance.
10.	Sketch on the Left Branch of the Matakitaki River, Mount Aspiring from the West.
11.	View of Jackson's River, (Canterbury Province) from Pigeon Hill, looking seawards.
12.	Sketch from the Crown Terrace, near the Arrow River, looking towards Wakatipu Lake.
13.	Head of Milford Sound, looking down.
14.	Sketch on the Clutha River, near the Tuapeka Creek, with Gull Island.
15.	Head of Wakatipu Lake, from Von Tunzleman's.
16.	Sketch in Milford Sound.
17.	Panoramic View of Wanaka and Kawea Lakes.

875

Hector James, M.D.—Collection of New Zealand Coals classified 54 specimens.

I.	Lignites—Kawarau, Kurau Creek, Tuapeka, Wetherston.
II.	Brown Coal, with Ozokerite and Jet Coal, Waitalruna, Cromwell, Tokomairiro, Kurau Creek, Saddle Hill, Horse Range, Kaikorai, Green Island, Dunstan, Hill's Creek, Waireka, Clutha.
III.	Pitch Coal.—Shag Point, Waikawa, Coal Island, Preservation Inlet.
IV.	Caking Coal, Pakaudau, Nelson, Wanganui, Grey River, Buller River. With several samples from Australia, Europe, and America for comparison, with 35 Analyses made in Laboratory of Department.

876

Hector James, M.D., Provincial Geologist—Alpine Plants, drawn from nature by J. Buchanan.

No. 1,	Coprosma lueida, Forst. Plagianthus Lyallii, Hook. fil.
No. 2,	Ranunculus Buchananii, Hook. fil. new species.
No. 3,	Heliophyllum Colensoi, Hook. fil. new species. Heliophyllum rubrum, Hook. fil. new species. Heliophyllum clavigerum, Hook. fil. Forstera sedifoliu, Lin. fil. page 143
No. 4,	Hectorolla cæspitosa, Hook. fil. new species. Myosotus pulvinarus, Hook. fil. new species. Colobanthus acicularis, Hook. fil. new species. Donatia Novæ Zealandiæ, Hook. fil.
No. 5,	Abrotanella inconspicua, Hook. fil. new species. Raoulia grandiflora, Hook. fil. Plantago lanigera, Hook. fil. new species. Veronica Hectorii, Hook. fil. new species.
No. 6,	Claytonia Australasica, Hook. fil. Myosotis Hectorii, Hook. fil. new species. Ourisia cacopitosa, Hook. fil. new species.
No. 7,	Celinisia Hectorii, Hook. fil. new species. Celinisia sessiliflora, Hook. fil. new species. Brachycome Sinclairii, var. y. Hook. fil. now species. Senecio cassinioides, Hook. fil. new species.
No. 8,	Ranunculus pachyrrhizus, Hook. fil. now species. Ourisia glandulosa, Hook. fil. now species. Ligusticum imbricatum, Hook. fil. new species. Braza Novæ Zealandiæ, Hook. fil. new species.
No. 9,	Ranunculus Lyallii, Hook. fil. new species. One third the natural size.

519

Low and M'Gregor, Maraura.—Solution made by L. and M. to supersede tobacco for sheepwash.

Class 1.

1063	Calder, Hugh, Caversham, pos.—One sample of Stone from Wycliffe Bay, well adapted for building purposes. One sample Limestone, from Arden Bay. One sample Stone, Wycliffe Bay.
1064	Lanarkshire Coal Company, prod. Green Island. Coal from Green Island.
1065	Union Bank, pos. Dunedin.—Specimens of Gold.
1066	Tokomairiro District Committee, prod. Tokomairiro.—Coal fromf Tokomairiro.
1067	Dunstan District Committee, pos., Dunstan.—Stalactites.
1068	Dalrymple, Wm., pos., Dunedin.—Piece of Lignite.
1069	Queenstown District Committee, pos., Queenstown.—Auriferous Quartz, from Skipper's Gully and Shotover. Building Stone.

Class 3.

1070	Grey, John, manu. Dunedin.—Confectionery.
1071	Hutton, P. W. and Co., manu. Dunedin.—Coffee and Chicory.
1072	Gregg, Wm. and Co., prod. Dunedin.—Coffee and Chicory.

Class 4.

1073	Simpson, John, manu. Dunedin.—Tobacco and Snuff, provincial grown.

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Class 7.

1074

New Zealand Iron Works Company, Dunedin, manu.—Wool Press.

1075

M'Kay, Wm., pos. Dunedin.—Spinning Wheel.

1075a

Commissioners New Zealand Exhibition.—Hydraulic Machine, for testing the Strength of Material.

Machine for Testing the Strength of Timber, &c.

Class 9.

1076

Commissioners of New Zealand Exhibition, pos.—

Model Hart's Amalgamator.

Do Tyrolese Amalgamator.

Do Hart's Puddling Cylinder.

Do Common Puddling Mill.

Do Section of common Puddling Mill.

Model of a Stone-breaking Machine.

1077

Purdie, A. C., manu. Dunedin.—Wool-washing Cage, and fencing.

1078

Muirhead, James, manu. Dunedin.—Set Harrows.

Class 11.

1079	Henry, R., and Co., imp. Dunedin.—Sporting Accoutrements.

Class 12.

1080	Henry, R., Junr., Dunedin, pos.—Model of Cutter.
1081	Cameron, Angus, Port Chalmers, pos.—Model of Ship.
1082	Matheson, James, Port Chalmers, pos.—Ditto.
1083	Isbister,—, Port Chalmers, pat.—Model Patent Slip.
1084	Henry, R., and Co., imp.—Ships' Logs, (patent) and Snatch Block.
1085	Manning, J., pos.—Patent Pump.

Class 14.

1086	Price and Pain, photographers — Panoramic views of Queenstown.
1087	Perry, Joseph, Dunedin.—Photographs of Otago Scenery, for subscription.
1088	Melluish, Wm., Dunedin, art.—Panoramic view of Dunedin.
1088a	M'Phearson, Mrs, Tokomairiro, manu.—Worsted Yarn, spun by exhibitor.

Class 26.

1089	Dowse, George, Dunedin, manu.—Saddlery.

Class 27.

1090	Bunbury, Mrs. A., Dunedin, imp.—Baby Jumper and Counterpane.page 145
1091	Switzer, John, Dunedin, imp.—Boots and shoes.
1092	Tait, Mrs., Clutha, manu.—Socks and Shawl, provincial lake.
1093	Walker, A., Dunedin, imp.—Threads.

Class 28.

1094	Otago Mail, Dunedin—Specimen of printing.

Class 29.

1095

Commissioners for New Zealand Exhibition—

Obelisk, representing the whole of the gold exported from New Zealand up to 31st December last, comprising 1,814,026 ounce troy, of the value of £6,250,000 sterling, of which

Auckland produced	10,000
Nelson produced	80,000
Marlborough produced	30,000
Canterbury produced	2,500
Otago produced	1,691,526
	1,814,026	ozs trey, 103

cubic feet of solid gold.

1096

Gray, W. D, Rocklands, pos.—Illustrated Work on New Zealand, by Angus.

1097

Clyde District Committee—Model of Messrs. Holt and Dakin's Lignite Workings.

1098

Gerrand, H. H., pos., Dunedin—Gould's book of Australian birds.

1099

Mollison, Alex.—Specimens of Natural History.

1100

Muir, Mrs., Dunedin—Case containing autographs of George III., William IV., Ancient Coins, dated 1613, &c.

1101

Mackay, Joseph, Dunedin—Autograph of Burns, books, &c,

1102

Hamilton, Capt. J., Maniototo—Pelvis of Moa.

Class 30.

1103	Isles, James, manu. Caversham.—Tea Poy.
1104	Beilby, J. manu. Dunedin.—Bassinette.
1105	Nees, W., imp. Dunedin.—Four Work Tables, German ma nufacture.

Class 31.

1106	Henry, R. and Co., imp. Dunedin.—Plated goods, and Japanned ware, and Kitchen Range.

Class 33.

1107	East, Henry, imp. Dunedin.—Watches.

Class 34.

1108	Scanlan, Brothers, and Co., imp. Dunedin.—Samples of Glass

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Class 36.

1109	Quin, James, manu., Dunedin,—Music Stand.
1110	Pagan, Wm., artist, do.—Wood Engraving.
1111	Grey, John, pos., do.—Split Paper.

Class 29.

1216

Baker, J. H., Invercargill, for Provincial Government, pos.—Model of Railway Station.

Map of Southland Hundreds, engraved by T. Wyld, 457, Strand, London.

1217

Thomson, Thos., Bluff Harbour, inv.—Model of an Improved Semaphore.

1218

Weetman, T., Invercargill, for Provincial Government, pos.—Topographical Map of Southland.

Class 30.

1219	Gilchrist, W., Invercargill, manu.—Table Top, painted in imitation of Marble.

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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 23

Province of Otago

Province of Otago.

In addition to these species the following Otago birds are in the collection exhibited by A. H. Ross.

Fossils of Otago, drawn from Stature.

Class 1.

Class 3.

Class 4.

Class 7.

Class 9.

Class 11.

Class 12.

Class 14.

Class 26.

Class 27.

Class 28.

Class 29.

Class 30.

Class 31.

Class 33.

Class 34.

Class 36.

Class 29.

Class 30.