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PAGES.
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Wings: A Chapter in Evolution. By Professor Thomas |
603
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New Species of Pselaphidæ. By Captain T. Broun |
603
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The Two Theories: Evolution or Creation. By J. Buchanan |
603
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The Luminosity of Flames. By Professor Brown |
603
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New Species of Coleoptera. By Captain T. Broun |
604
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The White Terrace at Rotomahana. By J. Martin, F.R.S. |
605
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Recent Explorations in New Guinea. By A. J. Vogan |
606
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On a Salt Spring in the King Country. By Professor Brown |
606
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Abstract of Report for 1886–87 |
607
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Election of Office-bearers for 1887 |
607
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PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE OF CANTERBURY.
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Recent Advances in Electricity. By Professor Bickerton, F.G.S. |
608
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The Life and Works of Ivan Turgenieff. By Miss Lohse |
608
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The Volcanic Eruption in the North Island. By Professor Hutton, F.G.S. |
609
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What is Art, and Who are Artists? By S. Hurst-Seager, A.R.I.B.A. |
610
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On Poisoning by Metallic Antimony. By Dr. W. H. Symes |
610
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Abstract of Report |
610
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Election of Officers for 1887 |
610
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OTAGO INSTITUTE.
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Lecture on the Border Ballads. By A. Wilson |
611
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Lecture on the History of New Zealand. By Dr. Hocken |
612
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On the Structure of the Greek Theatre. By Dr. Belcher |
612
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Abstract of Annual Report |
613
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Abstract of President's Address |
613–615
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Election of Officers for 1887 |
615
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WESTLAND INSTITUTE.
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Abstract of Annual Report |
616
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Election of Officers for 1887 |
616
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HAWKE'S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE.
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Experiments in Freezing Eggs. By N. Heath |
617
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Occultations, and Graphic Methods of computing them |
617
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On the Marine Mollusca of the East Coast. By A. Hamilton |
618
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On the remarkable Sagacity of Small Birds. By G. Kells, of Napier |
618
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Experiments with Porpoise-hide |
619
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On the Fishes of Hawke's Bay. By A. Hamilton |
619
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Abstract of President's Address |
619–620
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Election of Officers for 1887 |
621
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SOUTHLAND INSTITUTE.
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Our Remote Ancestors: Who were they? By Dr. Galbraith |
622
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St. Briavels and the Forest of Dean. By John McPherson |
622
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Evolution. By Archdeacon Stocker |
622
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Electricity as a Motive Power, and as a Lighting Agent. By A. Highton, B.A. |
622
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Optical Illusions. By Mr. Baker |
622
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Heat. By Mr. Ireland |
622
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Abstract of Annual Report |
623
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Election of Officers for 1887 |
623
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