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THE value of the collection of rock-specimens and minerals in the Museum at Melbourne will be much enhanced by the publication of this descriptive catalogue, which has been drawn up by Mr. Ulrich somewhat upon the model of the catalogue illustrating the collections in the Museum of Practical Geology in London. We learn from Mr. Newberry's preface that it originally formed part of the Report of the Museum presented to Parliament in 1874. and it is now reprinted with a view of making it more generally useful. Judging from the catalogue itself, we should say that the collection of rocks and minerals from the province of Victoria must be of an exhaustive character; the varieties are abundant, and embrace rocks of nearly every known description.A Descriptive Catalogue of the Specimens in the Industrial and Technological Museum, Melbourne.By G. H. F. Ulrich (Melbourne, 1875.)