Seven mollusks "Native name Wee-ang-i", "Native name Ger-my" and "Native name Won-ni", and at bottom centre under the middle shell "Native name "Goo-rung" ------ Seven shells of various shapes and sizes, arranged against a plain background with four on the top row and three below. Four of the shells are labelled with native names. At top left is a small mussel shell coloured brown overlaid with grey stripes. Next to that is a larger spiral-shaped shell, with its spire to the left and aperture to the right. Its exterior is coloured brown overlaid with pink and black detail, while the inside of the aperture is grey with blue stripes. Next is a pink shell in the shape of an inverted cone with a flat top, coloured pink, grey and white. At top right is a small shell with a grey-brown exterior with darker bands and a pale grey and blue top. At bottom left is a brown hairy shell with the operculum of the mollusk visible in the aperture, followed by a black mussel shell, and at bottom right a mottled grey and brown cone-shaped shell. The drawing is annotated in brown ink. Credits: The author of this catalogue record is Suzanne Stenning.