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CLASSIFIED LIST OF WOODS OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. [Class IV.

WOODS OF AUSTRALIA — continued.

NAM E.

Piace of Growth.

Weight

per

Cubic Ft.

Specific

Gravity

No.

in Cata-logue.

REMARKS.

lbs.

ozs.

Eucalyptus resinifera? (gum

_

52

9

•811

333

Used in ship-building.

wood).

Eucalyptus-? (stringy bark)

-

49

4

•788

329

A good wood for making treenails ; used in

ship-building.

j >

— _

56

5

•901

795

Used in ship-building.

— —

52

3

•835

367

Eucalyptus? - - - - -

Swan River —

44

13

•717

472

The Halifax Packet ” is repaired with this

wood.

Findersia Australis - - -

-

32

5

•517

57

Gum wood. See Eucalyptus.

Huon River pine. See Dacry-

A an Diemen ’s

25

o

•402

352

dium Franklmii.

Land.

Iron bark — — — - —

_ _

65

9

1-049

355

A very hard and compact wood.

Lemon - — — - — —

_ _

30

14

•494

362

Mahogany — — - — -

-

CO

13

•973

359

Myrtle ------

— _

36

11

•5S7

358

New South Wales cedar - -

_ _

29

4

•468

102

Used principally for joinery and furniture.

, r hard wood —

_ _

54

9

•873

792

Used in ship-building.

_ _

54

11

*875

103

_ _

54

12

•876

791

Remor —

_ _

3D

1

•625

366

Stringy bark. See Eucalyptus

Swan River mahogany - -

_ -

42

0

•672

563

_ -

— -

44

0

•704

563

— —

_ _

42

10

•682

474

— —

_ _

43

8

•696

474

Used in ship-building; a strong durable

wood.

Trydee ------

_ _

44

13

•717

365

Moreton Bay —

61

1

•961

347

From Mr. Lambert’s collection.

?

— ~

31

1

•497

371

WOODS

OF

NEW ZEALAND .

Ake _ —

40

4

*644

522

Ake Ake. See Mohowrangs.

Boriele. See Ephialtes.

Cowilie. See Dammara.

Dacrydium taxifolium ? (Kiki-

- _

22

13

■365

351

,, (Kahikatcah)

_

31

1

■497

513

_ _

29

11

•4/;>

508

Dammara Australis (New Zca-

_

25

3

■403

452

Much valued for masts and spars of vessels.

land pine).

20

13

•429

454

Specimen showing wood of the best quality.

’ ’ (Cowdie) -

-

33

11

•539

353

,, (Kowdie) -

- -

33

9

•569

505

Ephialtes-? (Boriele Pu-

_

recle).

Fagus ------

— -

33

3

* 531

521

Kahikatca. See Dacrydium.

Karigatta, or Manook - -

— _

57

9

•921

520

Kattar - — — — - —

-

-

532

Kikitcah. See Dacrydium.

Kowdie. See Dammara.

Manook. See Karigatta.

Mero ------

-

43

4

•772

523

Mohowrangs. or Ake Ake— —

-

G3

3

1*011

517

Mora, or Maire — — — -

- -

34

5

•549

514

New Zealand pine. See Dam-

mara.

Podocarpus totarra (Totara) -

-

39

5

•629

509

— —

32

10

• 522

y.)i

Poliutukana — - — — —

- -

52

2

•834

506

Pureelc. See Ephialtes.

Purine - — — — — -

— —

52

5

* t5*'5 i

507

— —

51

7

•823

527

-

53

15

■683

515

"Wood of good quality ; hard, and compact.

— -

34

6

•560

511

Rowai ------

-

43

13

•701

516

Tanekaha — — — — —

— -

36

7

•583

512

— -

33

14

•542

519

Tariedy ------

-

35

12

•572

518

Totara. See Podocarpus.

Towha - — —

— -

35

4

• 564

524

Touwai ------

_ “

43

G

•674

510