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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 48
Group—Educational Systems, Methods and Libraries. — Class 301
Group—Educational Systems, Methods and Libraries.
Class 301.
500—Buchanan, John, F.L.S., Geological Survey Office, Wellington—
- Illustrations of Grasses and Alpine Plants of New Zealand, drawn on stone
501—Burton, Joseph R., Taxidermist to the Colonial Museum of New Zealand, Wellington—
- Specimens of Taxidermist's art
502—Colonial Museum and Geological Survey Department or New Zealand—
- Director—James Hector, C.M.G., M.D., F.R.S.,
- Collection illustrating the Geology and Natural History of New Zealand
[For Particulars See New Zealand Hand-Book and Appendix.]
| (1-82) | Palæozoic Fossils |
| (83-389) | Lower Mesozoic Fossils |
| (390-654) | Upper Mesozoic Fossils |
| (655-1211) | Tertiary Fossils |
| (1212-1420) | Recent Molluscs |
| (1421-1517) | Tertiary Corals and Polyzoa |
| (1518-1535) | Fossil Vertebrate |
| (1536-1737) | Human Period |
| (1738-1941) | Fossil Plants |
| (1942-2106) | Rocks |
| (2107-2147) | Gold Specimens |
| (2148-2391) | Minerals |
| (2392-2405) | Coals |
| (2406-2424) | Crustacea |
| (2425-2476) | Phormium Samples |
| (2477-2552) | Timbers |
| (2553-2559) | Publications, viz.page 29 |
| Geological Reports, 1868-1879 | |
| Museum and Laboratory Reports, 1867-1879 | |
| On Phormium Tenax | |
| Natural History of New Zealand | |
| Meteorological Reports, 1868-1879 | |
| Transactions of the Now Zealand Institute. Vols. I. to IX. | |
| The Grasses of New Zealand | |
| One Hundred Photographic Views of New Zealand Scenery | |
| (2560-2562) | Models made by Dr. Hector— |
| New Zealand Topographical | |
| New Zealand Geological | |
| Volcanic System of Ruapehu and Tongariro | |
| (2563-2582) | Sketches of New Zealand Scenery by W. M. Cooper |
| (2583) | Casts of Moa Eggs and other objects |
| (2584) | Maps Plans and Sections, illustrating the Geology and Physical features of New Zealand |
| (2585) | Handbook of New Zealand, prepared for the Sydney International Exhibition, by Dr. Hector |
503—Enys, J. D., Christchurch—
- Three cases of Stuffed Birds
504—Gordon, Wm., Wanganui—
- Three vegetable Caterpillars
505—Haast, Prof. Julius Von, Ph.D., F.R.S, Director of the Canterbury Museum
- Collection illustrating the Ethnology of New Zealand, selected from the Canterbury Museum, Christchurch
- Ethnology of Pre-historic Races beyond the Australian Colonies. (Stone Implements). Maps and Sections
[For Full Description of This Collection, See Appendix.]
| I. | Pretraditional Man in New Zealand—The Moa-hunters |
| A. | Rakaia Encampment, Map A. |
| (1-53) | Flakes and Implements of Flint—Obsidian and Chert |
| (54-68) | Polished Implements of Chert and Melaphyre |
| Found in a Cache near Rakaia | |
| B. | Moa-Bone-Point Cave, Banks' Peninsula. Diagram B. |
| (a) | Sand hills near the cave |
| (69-90) | Stone Implements chipped from material on the spot |
| (91-94) | Chipped Stone Tools manufactured from broken polished Stone Implements |
| (95-117) | Chipped Stone Implements from material foreign to Banks' Peninsula |
| (118-121) | Polished Stone Implements |
| (122-136) | Implements chipped or in preparation for polishing, and Polishing Material |
| (b) | Moa-Bone-Point Cavepage 30 |
| (137-143) | Stone Implements chipped from material on the spot |
| (144-149) | Material chipped or in preparation for polishing |
| (150-168) | Polished Stone Implements Shag Point Encampment |
| C. (169-200) | Chipped Stone Implements |
| (201-205) | Implements polished or in preparation |
| D. | Maniototo Encampment |
| (206-230) | Chipped Stone Implements of Chert and Obsidian |
| (231-512) | Bones of Moas, &c., collected at the foregoing localities |
| E. | Native Implements |
| Manufactory, Otakaia Encampment, Otago | |
| (513-540) | Stone Implements |
| (541-559) | Remains from Kitchen Middens |
| F. (560-625) | Polished Stone Implements and Ornaments of recent or uncertain date |
| G. | Implements and Weapons of the Moriori or Chatham Islanders |
| (626-631) | Chipped Implements of Stone |
| (632-651) | Polished Stone Implements |
| (652-655) | Stone Knives |
| H. | Implements of the Solomon Islanders |
| (656-660) | Adzes of Stone. |
| J. | Implements of Fijians |
| (661-674) | Adzes of Stone |
| II. | Pre-historic Stone Implements of countries beyond Australasia |
| K. | Palæolithic Types |
| (675-791) | France |
| (792-808) | Great Britain and Ireland |
| L. | Neolithic Types |
| (809-818) | Belgium |
| (819-828) | France |
| (829-841) | Denmark |
| (842-854) | Sweden and Norway |
| (855-893) | Swiss Lake Dwellings |
| (894-912) | Italy |
| (913-1019) | United States |
| (1020-1022) | Mexico |
| (1023-1030) | Egypt |
| M. | Maps, Sections and Drawings, illustrating the Ethnology of New Zealand |
| 1031 | Banks' Peninsula District |
| 1032 | Sumner Cave |
| (1033-1034) | Rock Paintings—Shelter Cave, Weka Pass |
| N. | Photographs of Objects in Canterbury Museum, Christchurch |
| 1035 | Groups of Mammals |
| 1036 | Groups of Moa Skeletons |
| 1037 | Group of Birds |
| 1038 | Group of Mammals of the Rocky Mountains |
| 1039 | Group of Animals of the European Alps |
| 1040 | Prow of a Maori War Canoe |
Skeletons of Moaspage 31 |
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| 1041 | Dinormis maximus |
| 1042 | Palapterix Elephantopus |
| 1043 | Meionornis Casuarinus |
506—Jennings, E., Dunedin—
- Three Stuffed Mammals (Indian Fox, Monkey and Persian Gazelle)
- Six Stuffed Birds, viz.: New Zealand Falcon, Virginian Owl, New Zealand Ground Parrot, Swamp Hen, Albatross, Spotted Shag
- Two specimens (Male and Female) of Trout (Salmo Fario), bred in the Shag River, Otago
507—Zouch, W. H., Ashburton, Canterbury—
- Case of Stuffed Birds—Two Spoon-bill Ducks, one Mako-moko, one Tui