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PAGES
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AUCKLAND INSTITUTE.
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On a Puka (Meryta sinclairii) gnawed by Rats. By Professor F. D. Brown |
667
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On the Necessity for a good Maori Lexicon. By F. D. Fenton |
667–668
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On the Liquefaction of Gases. By Professor F. D. Brown |
668
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Notes on the Crater of White Island. By Captain Fairchild |
668–669
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On the Persistence of Savagery. By the Rev. J. Bates |
669
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On the British Empire in India. By the Right Rev. W. G. Cowie, D.D. |
669
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Note on the Nesting Habits of the Matuku or Bittern. By P. E. Cheal |
670
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Abstract of Annual Report |
670–672
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Election of Officers for 1894 |
672
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Resolution as to securing Little Barrier Island as a Preserve for Native Birds |
672
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PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE OF CANTERBURY.
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Chlorine a Cure for Consumption. By Professor Bickerton |
673
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A Simple System of Graphic Formulæ as applied to Organic Chemistry. By Professor Bickerton |
673
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On Nova Aurigæ in connection with the Theory of Cosmic Impact. By Professor Bickerton |
674
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Our Immortal Cosmos. By Professor Bickerton |
675
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Stability of Cosmic Spheres. By Professor Bickerton |
675
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Theory of Hail. By Professor Bickerton |
675
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Abstract of Annual Report |
675
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Election of Officers for 1894 |
675
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OTAGO INSTITUTE.
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Exhibits described |
676
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On Dredgings from the Bounty Islands. By A. Hamilton |
677
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Presentations and Additions to the Library |
677
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Exhibits described |
677
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On the Modes of Burial of the Maoris. By A. Hamilton |
677
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Models of Specimens of Natural Objects described by Professor Parker |
677, 678
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Observations on local Avifauna. By A. Wilson, M.A. |
678
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On the Development of the Chicken. By Professor Parker |
678
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On the Early History of New Zealand. By Dr. T. M. Hocken |
678
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Exhibit of Local Orchids. By A. Hamilton |
679
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On the Cultivation of the Auckland Islands Antherium. By F. R. Chapman |
679
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Abstract of Annual Report |
679–680
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Election of Officers for 1894 |
680
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WESTLAND INSTITUTE.
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Abstract of Annual Report and Balance-sheet |
681
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Election of Officers for 1894 |
681
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HAWKE'S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE.
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Annual Address: On the New Mesmerism. By the President, Dr. Moore |
682
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A humble Precursor of Darwin: the Rev. Ezekiel Blomfield. By W. Dinwiddie |
682
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Forms of Burial: a Plea for Cremation. By P. S. McLean |
683
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