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written in minuscul quadratic script, Central Java; 6. Records of lawsuits in Batavian Malay; 7. Official reports in lawsuits, Blora, 1843, several in Malay, written with Javanese characters; 8. Records of lawsuits, several in Sunda- nese, written with Javanese characters, and in Malay; the Javanese ones from Magëlaq, Central Java, 1842 and later; 9. Sentences in lawsuits, mostly Malay; 10. Official letters, correspondence of the Surakarta grand-vizir and the Resident, 1837 A.D., with Dutch translations; 11. Various letters, Central Java, about 1847, some in Malay; 12. (48 p„ 19 lines): treatise on the ad ministration of justice in the three Royal courts of law in Surakarta: Surambi (Muhammadan law), Bale Marju Kapa- tihan (agrarian law), and Pradata (com mon civil and criminal law), dated 1838 A.D., 47.850. Vide cat. Vreede, p. 380. Coll. Rijks- instelling”, 1878. LOr 2230 — S-41.940 — leather bound 21 x 32 cm 210 p. [vol. 18 x 28 cm Javanese 16 lines Pawukon and treatises on divination, profusely illustrated, polychrome, in wayarj style; the quasi naturalistic pictures of ani mals are mostly failures, though. The Dutch title mentions paqéran arya Adikusuma as having ordered the book to be made. The script is West Javanese, probably from Bantën, perhaps Palèmbat}. Several para graphs are provided with Dutch translations or notes in 18th century or beginning 19th

century Dutch idiom. Cat. Vreede p. 366 has a collation with other texts. Coll. “Rijksinstelling”, 1878. LOr 2231 — H-25.020 20,5 x 31,5 cm 62 p. 19 x 28 cm Dutch 30 lines Manik Maya, Dutch translation and Dutch notes, vide cat. Vreede p. 14. Coll. “Rijksinstelling”, 1878. LOr 2235 — S-49.410 — portfolio 25 x 37 cm 2 sheaves of papers 27 x 27 cm Javanese, Dutch 24 lines 1. 43 and 185 letters and reports, mostly referring to lawsuits, several provided with Dutch translations and notes by C. F. Winter, dated about 1835-1840, with some additions dated about 1798 A.D., taken from the Surakarta Resi dency archives. A letter dated 1842 A.D- addressed to mas parjulu Dipaniqrat of Surakarta refers ho repairs of the Dëmak mosque; 2. 43 letters dated about 1840-1845, ad dressed to Winter, mostly by Raqga Warsita (who reverentially called Winter his father), vide cat. Vreede p. 380. Vide cat. Vreede, p. 380. Coll. “Rijks- instelling”, 1878. LOr 2237 — S-49.320 — portfolio 30 x 46 cm Javanese 6 sheaves of papers Letters, authentic, many with seals, addressed by Princes and noblemen to Dutch officials, several dating from the 18th ceil' tury: 1. letters from Cërbon addressed to author ities at Batavia, i.a. the Governor-Genera Willem Arnold Alting, in office 1780' 1797, died 1800;