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XIV. |
On the Occurrence of a Pneumatic Foramen in the Femur of a Moa. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
173–174
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XV. |
On a New Species of Weta (Locustidæ) from Bounty Island. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
174–176
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XVI. |
On Majaqueus æquinoctialis, from Antipodes Island. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
177
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XVII. |
Notes on New Zealand Land Planarians: Part I. By Arthur Dendy, D.Sc, Professor of Biology in the Canterbury College, University of New Zealand |
177–189
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XVIII. |
Note on a New Variety of Peripatus novæ-zealandiæ, Hutton. By Arthur Dendy |
190–191
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XIX. |
Notes on a New Zealand Land Nemertine. By Arthur Dendy |
191–194
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XX. |
Notes on New Zealand Echinoderms. By H. Farquhar |
194–208
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XXI. |
Descriptions of Two New Gymnoblastic Hydroids. By H. Farquhar |
208–209
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XXII. |
Notes on some Crustacea from Macquarie Island. By George M. Thomson, F.L.S. |
210–214
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XXIII. |
On the most frequent Pelagic Copepods and Cladoceres of the Hauraki Gulf. By Dr. Augustus Krämer, Physician H.I.M.S. "Bussard" |
214–223
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XXIV. |
Notes on the Larger Species of Paryphanta in New Zealand, with some Remarks on the Distribution and Dispersal of Land-shells. By W. T. L. Travers, F.L.S. |
224–228
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XXV. |
Further Contributions towards a Bibliography of the Dinornithidæ, the Great Extinct Birds of New Zealand, usually called Moas: Supplement No. 1. By A. Hamilton |
228–231
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XXVI. |
On the Feathers of a Small Species of Moa (Megalapteryx) found in a Cave at the Head of the Waikaia River; with a Notice of a Moa-hunter's Camping-place on the Old Man Range. By A. Hamilton |
232–238
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XXVII. |
Zoological Notes: (1) Arboreal Nests of Bush-rat (Mus maorium); (2) Paryphanta hochstetteri found at Low Levels at West Wanganui. By R. I. Kingsley |
238–239
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XXVIII. |
Remarks on the Rats of New Zealand. By Taylor White |
240–261
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XXIX. |
On the Bird Moa and its Aliases. By Taylor White |
262–273
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XXX. |
The Kea (Nestor notabilis), a Sheep-eating Parrot. By Taylor White |
273–280
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XXXI. |
On the Abundance of Vanessa itea in Wellington during Season 1894. By Water P. Cohen |
281
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XXXII. |
A Chapter in the History of the Warfare against Insect-pests. By W. M. Maskell |
282–284
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XXXIII. |
On the Anatomy of Flight of Certain Birds. By Sir James Hector, F.R.S. |
284–287
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XXXIV. |
Further Contribution to a Knowledge of the New Zealand Sponges. By H. B. Kirk, M.A. |
287–292
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XXXV. |
On a New Shell (Anomia walteri). By Sir J. Hector |
292–293
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XXXVI. |
On some New Species of Tipulæ (Daddy-long-legs) found in New Zealand. By G. V. Hudson, F.E.S. |
293–295
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