lxvi PROCEEDINGS—PERTHSHIRE SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENCE. 
LIST OF DONATIONS TO THE MUSEUM AND 
LIBRARY, 
From ist April, 1899, to 31st March, 1900. 
I. PERTHSHIRE COLLECTION. 
Garnetiferous Schist—Mr. J. B. Deas. 
Iron Pyrites, two large crystals—Mr. Charles MTntosh, Inver, Dunkeld. 
Rose Quartz—Mrs. Gray. 
Galena, from a quartz vein in mica schist—Mr. W. Kerr, Crieff. 
Kilpatrick Quartz—Mr. W. Kerr, Crieff. 
Blend, associated with Galena—Mr. W. Kerr, Crieff. 
Galactite (Nitrolite)—Mr. YV. Kerr, Crieff. 
16 Geological Specimens from Newtyle Hill, Dunkeld—Messrs. Coates and 
Rodger. 
Yew, cross section—The Earl of Mansfield. 
Agaricus (Amanita) lenticularis—Mr. Charles MTntosh, Inver. 
,, ,, ,, (Coloured Drawing)—Miss Drummond Hay, 
Seggieden. 
Curlew—Mr. Charles MTntosh, Inver, Dunkeld. 
Spiders, a number of—Mr. Wm. Wylie. 
Salmon Smolt—Mr. A. H. Lumsden. 
Sea-Trout, Whitling—Mr. A. H. Lumsden. 
Pike—Mr. A. Gray. 
Crested Grebe—Mr. J. Crockart, Blairgowrie. 
Spongilla fluviatalis—Mr. A. Gray. 
Mallard Duck (male), in eclipse plumage—Colonel Campbell. 
Hemiptera, Pentatoma baccarum , 10 specimens of — Mr. A. Brown. 
Young Sheldrake—Capt. Bald, Invermay. 
Deathshead Moth, chrysalis—Mr. C. T. MacFarlane, Cargill. 
Missel Thrush (male)—H. Coates, Esq. 
House Martin—Mr. James Laidlaw. 
Roedeer Head (male), malformed horns—Mr. James Keay, Murthly. 
Scaup Duck (young)—Capt. Bald, Invermay. 
Waterhen (adult male)—Mr. James Dow, Clathybeg. 
Beetles, 68 specimens—Mr. Wm. Wylie. 
Diptera (flies), 60 specimens—Mr. Wm. Wylie. 
II. INDEX COLLECTION. 
Cyanite, Glenrinnes, Banffshire—Mr. Wm. Barclay. 
Pegmatitic Granite, Rubislaw—Mr. D. Gow. 
Rock Specimens from Strathpeffer, a number of—Mr. Charles MTntosh, Inver. 
Geological Specimens, 28—Mr. P. M‘Nair, Glasgow. 
Granite, containing Sylvanite or Telluride of Gold, Colorado—Mr. W. Weston. 
Photo Micrographs of Rock sections, 12—Mr. J. B. Corr, Dundee. 
Rock Specimens, 8, for Index Case—Mr. R. Kidston, Stirling. 
Eucalyptus (red gum), section of wood, Victoria, Australia—Mr. D. Gow. 
Black Ebony, section of wood, Victoria, Australia—Mr. D. Gow. 
