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DEPARTMENT K.—FORESTRY.
Classes 653 to 666,
Group 112.—Forest topography, maps, statistics, &amp;e.
Forest products.
Group 118.—Forest products, sections of wood, dye woods (chaya).
Cabinet and builders’ woods.
Tan (kadol), fragrant and resinous substances, basket, grass.
and bamboo work.
Group 114.—FPlants, roots, bark, &amp;ec. (uncultivated), used for medicine
native wild drugs, gums (caju, &amp;ec.). oils (kekuna, &amp;e.).
rubber (Para, &amp;e.).
DEPARTMENT L.—MINES AND METALLURGY.
Classes 667 to 719.
Group 116.—Minerals and precious stones.
Rough gems, plumbago exhibits, limestone, rock crystal,
clays, mica, and metallic ores of every kind.
Mine models, maps, photographs.
Models of plumbago and gem pits, photographs of mining
operations,
Literature on Mining and Metallurgy.
Statistics and publications relative thereto.
DEPARTMENT M.—FISH AND GAME.
Classes 720 to 738.
Group 120.—Hunting equipments.
Ancient weapons (Kandyan knives, &amp;c.). bows (of Veddas).
Group 121.—Products of Munting.
Skins, horns, tusks, birds’ eggs and skins, tortoise-shell, &amp;e.
Stuffed animals, birds, and reptiles,
Group 122.— Fishing equipments and products.
Nets, fishing boats, model of earl Fishery, &amp;c.
Group 123.—Products of fisheries—cured fish, roes, dugong oil, béche-demer,
 pearls, pearl shells, coral, tortoise-shell.
Collections of shells, chanks.
Fish culture. .
Statistics of the results of fish culture, reports, &amp;c.
DEPARTMENT N.—ANTHROPOLOGY.
Classes 739 to 743.
Group 125.—Literature.
Books, pamphlets, photographs, &amp;c., referring to the early
inhabitants of the Island.
Groups 126—Models of racial types, photographs illustrating Vedda life,
and 127. Archzological specimens, Buddhist relics, masks, Buddhist
books, lacquer paintings, &amp;c.
DEPARTMENT 0.—8001AL EcoNOMY.
Classes 744 to 801.
Groups 129—Statistics relating to labour, industrial work, hospitals, Muni- -
to 183. cipal organizations, &amp;ec.