Zwart Water. 



Zout Rivier. 



No. Field Cornetcy. 



24. Zwartland. 



25. 

 26. 



27. 



28. 



29. 



30. 



31. 



32. 



33. 



34. 



35. 



36. 



37. 



38. 



39. 



40. 



41. 



42. 



43. Schryvers Hoek. 



44. 



45. Saldanha Bay. 



46. 



47. 



48. 



49. 



50. 



51. 



52. St. Helena. Bay. 



53. 



54. 



55. 



56. 



57. 



58. 



59. 



79 



Farm or place. 



Schildpad Vallei. 

 Hooi Kraal. 

 Zwartfoutein. 

 Vogelstruisfontein. 

 Klein Zoutfontein. 



Zoutfontein. 

 Droge Viei. 



Zwart Water. 



Hazen Kraal. 



P ortugeeschf o ntei n . 



Bosjesmans Kloof. 



;> 



Breek Muur. 

 Leliefontein. 







Geelbeksfontein. 

 Oostenwal. 

 Springfontein. 

 Spanjaardsbosch. 

 Cloetes Kraal. 

 Lang Riet Vlei. 



Muishondfontein. 

 Eenzaamlieid. 

 Nooit^gedacht. 

 Schuitjes Klip. 

 Uitkomst. 

 Noodhulp. 

 Holle Vallei. 

 Klip Rug. 



Collector. 

 C. F. Juritz. 



J. C. Wateonever. 



F. Blersck. 



J. C. Watermeyer. 



"Hie Malmesbui^y Division gives its name to the geological formation, 

 which extends over practically the whole of its area, and conadate of a hard 

 clay slate that ultimately decomposes to a loamy clay soil. The strata 

 wherein these clay slates occur constitute what is commonly tormexi the 

 Malmesbury series, and, as a rule, do not yield a rich soil. A more or less 

 similar condition obtains all along the south-western corner of the Colony, 

 the Bokkeveld series replacing the older Malmesbury formation in ti 

 south, and these two formations stretch practically in succession from the 

 Division of Piquetberg to that of Riversdale, both inclusive. 



Intrusive in these Malmesbury clay slates are out-crops of granite, at 

 such places as Saldanha Bay, Darling, Groene Kloof, Riebeeks Kasteel, 

 Paardeberg, Groeneberg, Wellington, Paarl, Simonsberg, Stetieabosch, 



