130 PRINCIPAL ADDITIONS TO COLLECTIONS. 



Portrait of H.H. the Sultan of Perak. (Given by H.H. 

 the Sidtan of P end-.) 



A Dulauy used for separating Grolcl from Tin- sand. 



A Basin used in separating Gold from Tin -sand. 



A Silver Cooking Pot. 



A Silver Batil. 



A Silver Tobacco Box. 



A Silver Hair Comb. 



A Silver Gilt Kilat Dai. 



Silver Lime Box. 



Silver Chimbal. 



A Karanictonw. 



Kabong Vinegar. 



Fish Traps. 



Water Bottle Covers. 



Sticks used hj Malay women for blacking the teeth. 



Judicial and Revenue Stamps. (Given- by the Actiiuj State 

 Treasurer.) 



Model of Spring Gun. 



Model of Spring Trap. 



Model of Bow Trap for small Animals. 



Specimens of Stinging Trees, called Jelatong Gajah and 

 Rusa. 



Malay Dish Cover. 



A Gun formerly the property of the first Resident of Perak, 

 and taken from his boat when he was murdered at Pasir Salak. 

 (Given by E. W. Birch, Esq.) 



A Silver Tobacco Box. 



A Butterfly from the Kinta hills. (Given by E. L. Bailey, 

 Esq.) 



Pahang Tin Money. (Given by D. H. Wise, Esq.) 



A Teal, (Dendrocygna Javanica.) 



A Heron. 



The Indian Ringed Plover, (Aegialitis Philippensis.) 



