| I.—Miscellaneous.
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PAGES
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| Art. |
I. |
The Maori in Asia. By E. Tregear |
3–24
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II. |
On the Stone Weapons of the Moriori and the Maori. By Professor Julius von Haast, C.M.G., Ph.D., F.R.S. |
24–30
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III. |
Notes on the Difference in Food Plants now used by Civilized Man as compared with those used in Prehistoric Times. By W. T. L. Travers, F.L.S. |
30–37
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IV. |
The Building Timbers of Auckland. By Edward Bartley, Architect |
37–41
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V. |
A Description of the New Volcano in the Friendly Islands, near Tongatabu. By the Rev. S. W. Baker, Premier of Tonga |
41–46
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VI. |
The Maori Language, with Remarks on the Reform of English Spelling. By James Coutts Crawford, F.G.S. |
46–58
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VII. |
The Non-Euclidian Geometry Vindicated: a Reply to Mr. Skey. By F. W. Frankland, F.I.A. |
58–69
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VIII. |
On a New Form of Seismograph. By F. Bull |
69–71
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| II.—Zoology.
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On an Index-Collection for small Zoological Museums, in the Form of a Genealogical Tree of the Animal Kingdom. By T. Jeffery Parker, B.Sc, Professor of Biology in the University of Otago, and Curator of the University Museum |
73–78
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X. |
Notes on a Skeleton of Notornis, recently acquired by the Otago University Museum. By T. Jeffery Parker, B.Sc, C.M.Z.S. |
78–82
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XI. |
Remarks on the Feathers of two Species of Moa. By Taylor White |
83–84
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XII. |
Notes on New Zealand Ornithology: Observations on Pogonornis cincta (Dubus), Stitch-bird (Tiora). By A. Reischek, F.L.S. |
84–87
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Notes on New Zealand Ornithology: Observations on Procellaria parkinsoni (Grey); Brown Petrel (Taiko). By A. Reischek |
87–90
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XIV. |
Observations on Gould's Petrel (Hutton), Procellaria gouldi (Ohi), their Habits and Habitats. By A. Reischek |
90–91
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XV. |
Observations on Cook's Petrel (Grey), Procellaria cooki (Ti Ti), their Habits and Habitats. By A. Reischek |
92–93
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