The Faux gaiac.
Sandal-wood and ebony—also a very valuable wood; iron and steel instruments inserted in which will not corrode.
On the west side of Madagascar, from Bombatok to the north, opposite Nossi-Bé, rosewood and ebony abound.
Notes on the Woods of the Seychelles.
Specimens of which are to be seen at the rooms of the Royal Geographical Society, 15, Whitehall-place.
Tacamaca red; tacamaca white.
The bois de natte, both descriptions—the large and the small leaf.
Olive-wood.
The faux gaiac, which is as strong and durable as iron.