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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 23

Class 29

Class 29.

58aHis Excellency Sir George Grey, K.C.B., Manuscripts:—
1.Boece, Livre de Consolation; translated per Maistre Johan de Mihun. M.S. on vellum, 14th century. Initial letters in gold and colors, with a miniature of the author dictating to his scribe. 1 vol., folio.
2.Breviarum Romanum: Italian M.S., on vellum, 15th century, numerous small miniatures in the capital letters. 1 vol., folio.
3.Hora B. M Virginis Secundum usum Sarum. English M.S. on vellum, 15th century, with 25 large miniatures. 1 vol., 4 to.
4.Missal ad usum Romanum. French M.S. on vellum, 15th century; 4 large miniatures, 63 small miniatures. 2 vols., 4to.
59Grey, His Excellency Sir George, K.C.B., pos.—Collection of Ferns.
60Students of St. John's College, per Rev. S. Blackburn, Taranaki, pos.—Collection of Ferns.
61Local Committee, Auckland, pos., from Museum.—Collection of Mineral Specimens and of Woods:—

Minerals.

No. 1Gold in Quartz, section of a Nugget from Coromandel.
2Auriferous Quartz, from Coromandel.
3Auriferous Quartz, from Coromandel.
4Gold and Silver.
5Copper Ore, from the Kawau.
6Copper Ore, from the Great Barrier Mine.
7Copper Ore, from Wangapurapura.
8Ores, from Kawau.
9Ores, from Great Barrier Island.
10Manganese, from Waiheke.
11Manganese, from Waiheke.
12Jasper, from Coromandel.
13Jasper, from Coromaudel, (polished).
14Jasper, from Wangaprawa.
15Agate, from Coromandel.
16Cornelians.
17Alum, from Rotomahana.
18Fuller's Earth, from Great Barrier Island.
19Fuller's Earth, (white) from Hot Springs.
20Pumice, from Waikato.
21Coal, from Poor Knights.
22Coal, from Matakana.
23Coal, from Kawhia.
24Coal, from Drury.page 11
25Fssils, from Coal, seven miles South of Waikato Heads.
26Fossils, from Coal field, Drury.
27Silicious Deposit of Tarata Boiling Spring.
28Sulphur, from White Island.
29Sulphur, from Hot Lakes.
30Building Stone.
31Gray Trachyte, from Coromandel.
32Red Trachyte, from Coromandel.
33Sandstone, from Papakura.
34Ochre, from Drury.
35Sienna.
36Material for Bricks, (assorted) Auckland.
62Local Committee, Auckland, Articles from Museum, pos.—

Raw Materials.

No. 1Orchilla Weed and Dye, from North Shore.
2Sponge from Great Mercury Island.
3Chondrus Crispus, or Edible Sea Weed, from Waiheke
43 Specimens Kauri Gum, dug.
539 Specimens of the Woods of the Province (polished).
63Kirk, Thomas, Newton, pos.—Collection of Ferns.
64Fairs, A. Thomas, Auckland, pos.—The only Perfect Pedgree of Oliver Cromwell, drawn out in pen and ink colors by the Rev. Mark Noble, F.A.S., 1787, one of the curiosities of which i his descent from Fleance, son of Banquo, put to death by Macbeth immortalised by our great English bard Shakespere, underlined and in the second row from the top—while that of the great Potent to is distinguished by a double line of blue in the sixth line. It will be observed that according to this pedigree the family is now extict.
65Fairs, Thomas A., pos.—One of the oldest Maps of Lodon, as it was in the year 1560, showing the Scaffold on Tower Hill Old St. Paul's, London Wall, Spitalfields, &c., (as being literally fileds of grass)O1d London Bridge is worthy of attention, as having the buses thereon depicted on the Map.
66Bruce, W., pos.—Cases of Stuffed Birds.
67Casey, Captain, Auckland, pos.—Fid made from jav of whale.
68Kemp, J. Senr., Bay of Islands, pos.—Book of First Lessns in Maori, old edition.
69Watt, J. H., Auckland, pos.—Seal Impressions.
70Corlett and Herbert, manu.—Bookcase.
71King, Edward, pos.—Bookcase, from woods grown i. the Province.
72Teufere, Antone, manu.—Loo Table, Fancy Cabinet, three Fancy Tables.
73Webster, John, Hokianga, pos.—Fancy Chair.
74Union Steam Saw, Moulding, Sash and Door Company Limited, manu.—Four pairs Sashes, four Doors, 16 pieces louldings.