Bombway } Careya arborea } Gangaw } Mesua ferrea } Mohwa } Mimusops littoralis } Probably useful for Pyimma } Lagerstroemia hypoleuca } paving-blocks. Lakuch } Artocarpus Lakucha } Gurjan } Dipterocarpus sp. } Thingan } Hopea odorata } Gurjan } Dipterocarpus sp. } Didu } Bombax insigne } For tea-boxes, Toung-peingne } Artocarpus Chaplasha } indigo boxes, and Thitmin } Podocarpus bracteata } packing-cases. And numerous } Barringtonia sp. } other woods Padouk } Pterocarpus Indicus } For gun-carriages and Pyimma } Lagerstroemia hypoleuca } carriage work. Thingan } Hopea odorata } Padouk } Pterocarpus Indicus } For shafts. Gangaw } Mesua ferrea } Lakuch } Artocarpus Lakucha } Probably useful Thitmin } Podocarpus bracteata } for oars. Satin wood } Murraya exotica } In place of boxwood. Mangrove } sp. } For firewood. The Madras and Bombay Government gun-carriage factories are supplied with Andamanese timber, which, so far, is understood to have given them satisfaction. Such timber has been sent to Roorkee for the Military Gymnasium, as being the best suited in India for its purposes. The Indian Marine Department also takes it regularly. Andamanese timber has also been supplied to Woolwich Arsenal. These facts show that Andamanese timber is of value to such establishments as gun-carriage factories, arsenals, gymnasia, and ship-building yards. For various reasons, most of the Andamanese timbers will probably be found to be best marketable in a converted form. It is believed that such converted timbers will be found useful for six large trades at least, viz., paving wood-blocks, gun-stocks, pianoforte manufacture, furniture, organ building--for which _Padouk_ is pre-eminently suitable--and electric light and telephone fittings. If _Gurjan_ should turn out, as is believed to be probable, to be of use for paving wood-blocks, then the supply would be very large. Two forms of converted timbers may be specially noticed as probably marketable in large quantities, viz., railway sleepers, and tea shooks. It is believed that there are several timbers which would stand the strain of railway traffic; and as regards tea shooks, _Gurjan_ is used for this purpose in some mills in Assam, and of this particular wood there is an unlimited supply all over the Andamans, which could probably be delivered locally at a price which would enable it to compete well in Indian markets with other timbers used for tea-boxes.