202 
711. Forest scene, with creepers, in the Tukvar 
Road, Darjeeling. 
712. The Jumnootri Peak. 20,758 feet from the 
height above Barsoo, Bunderpoonch. 
719. Snowy peaks near Gangootri, from Bbair- 
amghati. 
723. The yiew from the new road at Pangi. The 
great China peaks in the background. 
733. Banian Tree in Barrackpore perk, interior 
view. 
737, 738, 747. (3) Rustic scenes and village life 
in Bengal. 
Collection of Photographs. by Messrs. Nicholas and 
Curks, Madras. (From the London Exhibition of 
1871.) 
Collection of Photographs (6). From Bombay. (From 
London Exhibition of 1871.) 
Photographs (2). From Madras. (London Exhibition 
of 1871.) 
View near Neil’s Statue. 
View near 1,000 lights. Mount road. 
Bombay Scnool of Art. 
Collection of Photographs (10). 
SECTION IV—PATTERN DRAWING AND PAINTINGS FOR 
DECORATION. 
India Museum, London. 
Designs for textile fabrics collected by Dr. Anderson 
of the Yunan expedition in Sande Valley, 1868. 
India Museum, London. 
Sample books, containing actual specimens of Indian 
fabrics in cotton, silk, wool, gold and silver cloth,&c. 
Constituting portion of new work in the textile 
manufactures of India, Selected and prepared 
under the direction of Dr. J. Forbes Watson, re- 
porter on the products of India. 
Chromolithographs of Indian textile fabrics, prepared 
under the superintendence of Dr. J. Forbes Wat 
son, by W. Griggs, India Museum, and forming 
portion of new work on the textile manufactures 
of India. 
GROUP XIII.—GENERAL MACHINERY. 
SECTION II.—MACHINES FOR WORKING SPECIAL KINDS OF 
MATERIAL (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF AGRICULTURAL 
MACHINES, WHICH ARE CLASSIFIED IN GROUP XIIIa). 
Commissioner of Benares. 
Model of a sugar mill. 
Deputy Collector of Furruckabad. 
Maehinery and materials used in the distillation of 
country liquor :— 
Stove. Copper boiler and vessel. Two boiler- 
covers (earthen), Tank. Tube. 
Maehinery and implements used in the manufacture 
of sugar:— 
“ Koloo,” sugar cane press. Worked by a pair 
of bullocks. 
“ Kurhaie,” iron pan or boiler, for boiling the 
cane-juice. 
“ Puttoona,” wooden sugar-skimmer. 
“ Doohree,” iron spoon, used for stirring the 
liquid when in the “Kurhaie,” or boiling pan, 
also for ladling it out and removing it. 
Cotton cleaner “ Rehtee.” Used for separating the 
cotton from the seed. The seed falls while the 
cotton passes cleaned between the two eylinders of 
and wood. 
Implements used in the Collection of crude opium :— 
“ Ankhee,” an iron tool used for slitting the 
poppy capsules. The incessions are made in 
the afternoon, the juice exudes throughout the 
night and is scraped off next morning. 
“ Sippee,” or “ Puchunneea,” iron tray in which 
the crude opium is collected as it is scraped off 
the capsules. 
An oil mill. 
SECTION IV.-STREET LOCOMOTIVES, AND OTHER MEANS OF 
TRANSPORT. 
Madras Committee. 
Photographs (4) of conveyances in use in Southern 
India:— 
“ Bullock Coach.” “ Rackla Gharry.” “ Mun- 
cheel.” “Jutka.” 
Model of Madras Butler’s cart with bullock. Ma 
dras. 
Model of Palanquin. From Kursapore. 
Model of “ Moglai Gharry,” with bullocks. Bel- 
lary. 
Grand Arsenal, Madras. 
Model of a hospital “ Dhooly.” 
Model of Neilgherry “ Muncheel.” 
i Model of hospital “ Muncheel.”