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LIST OF DONATIONS TO THE PERAK STATE MUSEUM 

 FOR 1905— (coH^) 



Taylor, Mr. F. E. : 



Caudle Nuts {AUnrites moUnC' 

 cona) known in the F.M.S. 

 as " Buali kras.'' 



Watsox, Mr. E. Lauder: 



Tree Snake (Dip-fas hoops). 

 Smaller Atlas Moth (AftacHs 



cynfhia). 

 Abnormal growth of branch of 



a Para Kubber Tree (Hevea 



hraziliensia). 



Wilkinson, Mb. W. A. : 



Hamadryad {Naio hmujarns). 



Wilson, Mr. A. Wallis : 



Indian Mongoose {Heiyedes 

 nniacjo). 



Wray, Mr. Cecil : 



Quartz containing Auriferous 

 Copper, Lead, etc., from 

 Kechau, Pahang. 



Ditto ditto 1 oz. of gold per 

 ton. 



Quartz containing Auriferous 



Galena, Blende, etc., from 



Kechau, Pahang, 1 oz. of 



gold per ton. 

 Auriferous Quartz from Mount 



Morgan, Australia. 

 Auriferous Pyrites from Celebes, 



2 oz. of gold per ton. 

 Auriferous Copper from Kechau, 



Pahang, loz. of gold per ton. 

 Blende Ore from Kechau, 



Pahang. 



Wray, Mr. Cecil — {cont.) 



Antimony from Mei'bau Lode, 



Silinsing. Pahang. 

 Thorianite from Bamberabos- 



luAva District, Ceylon. 

 Two rough cut Eo.se Catseyes 



from Ceylon. 



Three specimens of Corundum 



from Ceylon. 

 Garnet Kock frum Kandy, 



Ceylon. 

 Gem Rock from the Gem Mines, 



Ratnapura, Ceylon. 

 Two specimens of Plmnbago 



from Ratnapura, Ceylon. 

 Zircon from Kandy, Ceylon. 

 Blue Apatite in Limestone from 



Kandy, Ceylon. 

 Magnetite in Limestone from 



Kandv, Cevlon. 

 Rock containing Garnets from 



Niuwara Eliya, Ceylon. 



Wr.\y, Mr. Leonard, i.s.o. : 



Bamboo Bottle for holding 



Mercury (Chinese). 

 Gambler {Uiicaria yambier). 

 First Class Perak Officers' 



Buttons. 



Wright, Dr. M. J. : 



Larvge of Moth (Gynautocema 

 8p.). 



YoNG FooK, Mr. : 

 Young King Coconut. 



THE FOLLOWING SPECIMENS WERE ON LOAN : 



Bourne, Rev. .J. B. : 



Brass Jar of the time of the 

 Ta Ming Dynasty, a.d., 1426, 

 from Wei-hai-wei. 



HoDSON, Me. a. W. : 



Skull and Jaws of Tiger (Felis 

 tigriif). 



Knocker, Mr. Feed. W. : 



Japanese Three-stringed Musi- 

 cal Instrument. 



Japanese Lady's Chop-sticks in 

 Case. 



Pack of Japanese Playing 

 Cards, "Hanahuda." 



