and be returned to the Museum upon death without autopsy.

the Hamersley Ranges, the Expedition was not planned for the collection of live specimens.Should we accidently catch anything live we'll do our best to get it to you.I suggest that such specimens come to you as a loan and are returned to us upon death, making an autopsy unncessary.Material from this area is so rare in museum collections that we cannot afford the risk of losing anything.

specimens for the Zoological Gardens.The Board would meet transport and associated costs.Carcasses of exotic fauna fron the Zoo will be offered to the Museum following autopsy.