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SECTION IY. — MINERALS, —Continued. 
Sub-Section Y.— -Miscellaneous Specimens, — Continued. 
Mica. 
Micaceous Puddingstone containing tin. 
Ore (not known). 
Plumbago. 
Australia. 
Sarawak. 
Job or. 
Ceylon. 
Pumice-stone and Yolcanic Dust. Yolcano of Krakatau, in the 
Straits of Sunda. 
Quartz crystals. Bau, in the interior of Sarawak. 
Quartz pebbles, of various colours, 
impregnated with iron. Johor River, 
Quartz (cut into squares and 
used there as money). Pelew Islands, 
Quartz (presented by Professor Nordenskiold), Extreme Northern Point of 
Asia (Cape Tschelinsking) . 
Quartz containing gold and copper. 
Resin from the coal formation of 
Rock specimens. 
Sandstone. Gunong Ban an g, 
Do, 
Do. 
Australia. 
Labuan. 
Sclitar, Singapore, 
erroneously called Gunong Pantei. 
Oarimons. 
Gunong Pantei. 
Do. fragments blasted from the rock at the 
mouth of the Singapore River, 
bearing marks of seaweed. 
Sapphire pebbles. 
Slate containing low cinnabar-ore. 
Smithsonite, or carbonate of zinc. 
Stibnite, or sulphide of antimony. 
Stolrite or tungstate of lead, 
Sulphur. 
River Tasmania. 
Sara wn k. 
Malacca, 
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