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349. Lepidolite (grey), associated with No. 3-18, 
from same locality. 
350. Lepidolite (grey), associated with No. 348, 
from same locality. 
351. Tourmaline, green, associated with the Lepido 
lite. 
351a. Tourmaline, green, associated with the Lepido 
lite. 
351 b. Prase, largely used in Burmah and China, 
where it is called Jade ; sent by the Burmah 
Committee. 
352. Apophyllite, with stilbite, from the Bhoreghat, 
near Bombay. 
353. Apophyllite, with stilhite, from the Bhoreghat, 
near Bombay. 
354. Apophyllite, with stilbite, from the Bhoreghat, 
near Bombay. 
355. Stilbite, with apophyllite, from the Bhoreghat, 
near Bombay. 
356. Stilbite, with apophyllite, from the Bhoreghat, 
near Bombay. 
357. Heukndite, from Bhoreghat, Bombay. 
358. Heulandite, from Bhoreghat, Bombay. 
359. Euphyllite, with Tourmaline, on Corundum, 
from South Rewah. 
360. Hislopite, from near Nagpoor. 
360«. Baltimorite, from near Salem, Madras. 
361. Flexible sandstone, from Kalyana, near Dadri, 
50 miles N.W. of Goorgaon, Delhi; occurs in 
continuous layers.. 
362. Limestone earthy, from Edeyengoody, Tinne- 
velly ; commonly called Edeyengoody ‘ ehalk,’ 
unweathered. 
363. Limestone, earthy, from Edeyengoody, Tinne 
velly ; commonly called Edeyengoody ‘ chalk,’ 
weathered. 
364. Limestone, shelly, from Edeyengoody, Tinne- 
velly. 
365. Limestone, coarse gritty, from Edeyengoody, 
Tinnevelly. 
366. Limestone, fine gritty, from Edeyengoody, 
Tinnevelly. 
367. Limestone, compact, from Edeyengoody, Tinne 
velly. 
368. Limestone, compact, of different colour. 
369. Limestone from the north of Xambigar river, 
16 miles to S.W. 
370. Limestone, from Koodenkulam, 117 miles S.W. 
of Edeyengoody. 
371. Gritstone, from the sea coast at Edeyengoody, 
coarse grit on surface, fine grit beneath. 
372. Limestone, with numerous casts and moulds of 
Helix vittata. 
373. Limestone, with bivalves, from Cape Comorin. 
374. Sand (deep red), sand of the ‘ Teries,’ or red 
sand hills, inland. 
375. Sand (white), sand of the dunes, near sea 
coast. 
376. Cape Comorin sands, ‘ rice sand,’ uppermost. 
377. Cape Comorin sands, red sand, garnets, next 
underneath. 
378. Cape Comorin sands, black sand, magnetic iron, 
lowest. 
379. Cape Comorin sands, the three sorts as mixed 
by the action of the waves. 
380. Shelly limestone of the beach, Cape Comorin. 
381. Recent formation on the dunes, near Edeyen 
goody sea beach. 
The preceding Collection, No. 362, &c., has been 
contributed to the G. S. I. by the Rev. Dr. Caldwell. 
The ‘rice ’ sand, or ‘fossil rice,’ is said by the people 
to be the remains of a great feast given by the goddess 
Kunnia Kumari, and turned into stone miraculously. 
Rock Sekies. 
The following series is given to illustrate the 
geological Sections of the South Mahratta Country. 
They have been collected by R. Bruce Foote, Esq., 
Geological Survey of India, during his examination 
of that country. 
From the gneiss series :—- 
382. Syenitic gneiss, from near Rollee, Kulladghi 
district. 
382a. Syenitic gneisä, porphyritic, Nowlgoond, Dhar- 
war district, Collector of Dharwar. 
383. Syenitic gneiss, with veins of hornblende, 
from near Rollee, Kulladghi district. 
384. Gritty sandstone, drab-coloured, from Budden- 
gurh hill, Kalgatchi taluq, Dharwar district; 
from Collector of Dharwar. 
385. Chlorite rock, from Mallur Peita Dewur, 
Plooblee taluq ; from Collector of Dharwar. 
386. Chlorite rock, from Byagudi, Hangal taluq; 
from Collector of Dharwar. 
387. Hsematite schist, from Mandeehal, Peita Dewur; 
from Collector of Dharwar. 
387a. Hsematite schist,from Mandeehal, Peita Dewur; 
from Collector of Dharwar. 
388. Hsematite schist, from Nurgoond hill; from 
Collector of Dharwar. 
389. Hsematite schist, from Chick Nurgoond hill. 
390. Hsematite schist, from Chick Nurgoond hill. 
390a. and b. Hsematite schist, from Ameengurh hill, 
Kulladghi district. 
391. Red hsematite, from Oonkal, Hooblec taluq, 
Dharwar district, Collector of Dharwar. 
392. Brown hsematite, with psilomelane, from 
Tegur; from Collector of Dharwar. 
393. Mica schist, from Nurgoond hill; from Col 
lector of Dharwar. 
303a. Mica schist, from Nurgoond hill, Dharwar 
district, Collector of Dharwar. 
394. Diorite, from Bhoginagar Kop, Kalgatgi taluq, 
Dharwar district, Collector of Dharwar. 
395. Diorite, black, from Mandihal, Hooblee taluq, 
Dharwar district, Collector of Dharwar. 
395a. Diorite, green, from Mandihal, Hooblee taluq, 
Dharwar district, Collector of Dharwar. 
396. Quartzose schist, from Nowlgoond hill, Dhar 
war district, Collector of Dharwar. 
(From the Kulladghi series :—) 
397. Sandstone, white, from Munolee, Beigaum dis 
trict ; from Collector of Beigaum. 
397a. Sandstone, pinkish white, from Nurgoond hill, 
Dharwar district, Collector of Dharwar. 
398. Sandstone, gritty, purple, from Colehee hill, 
Ramdroog jaghire (quarried for use as hand 
mills). 
399. Sandstone, gritty, purple, from near Koondoor- 
gi, Kulladghi district. 
400. Saudstone, friable, bufl-banded, Kulladghi. 
401. Quartzite, gritty, red, felspathic, from Belloor 
hill, Badami taluq, Kulladghi district. 
402. Quartzite, felspathic, conglomeratic, from Bil- 
gee hill, Bagulkot taluq ; from Collector of 
Kulladghi. .