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XVI. |
An Inquiry into the Seedling Forms of New Zealand Phanerogams and their Development. By L. Cockayne |
83–94
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XVII. |
A Sketch of the Plant Geography of the Waimakariri River Basin, considered chiefly from an Geological Point of View. By L. Cockayne |
95–136
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XVIII. |
Notes on the New Zealand Musci. By Robert Brown |
137–148
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XIX. |
Notes on the New Zealand Musci: On a Proposed New Genus. By Robert Brown |
148–149
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XX. |
On the Vegetative Organs of Haastia pulvinaris. By Miss E. Low, B.A. Communicated by Professor A. Dendy, D.Sc. |
150–157
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Corrigenda in Art. XX. on separate slip, to face page |
157
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| III.—Geology.
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XXI. |
The Geological History of New Zealand. By Captain F. W. Hutton, F.R.S. |
159–183
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XXII. |
On the Geology of the District between Napier and Puketitiri. By H. Hill, F.G.S. |
183–188
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XXIII. |
On the Volcanoes of the Pacific. By Coleman Phillips |
188–212
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XXIV. |
Castle Rock, Coromandel. By J. M. Maclaren |
213–215
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XXV. |
Description of some New Species of Pliocene Mollusca from the Wanganui District, with Notes on other Described Species. By R. Murdoch |
216–221
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XXVI. |
On the Nelson Boulder Bank. By W. F. Worley |
221–225
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| IV.—Chemistry.
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XXVII. |
The Composition of the Soil of the Taupo Plains, and its Suitability for the Growth of Grasses. By J. A. Pond, F.C.S., and J. S. Maclaurin, D.Sc, F.C.S. |
227–241
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XXVIII. |
On the Percentage of Chlorine in Lake Takapuna. By J. A. Pond |
241–242
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| V.—Miscellaneous.
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XXIX. |
The Animal Mind as a Factor in Organic Evolution. By Charles W. Purnell |
243–252
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XXX. |
The Tohunga-Maori: A Sketch. By S. Percy Smith |
253–270
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XXXI. |
Further Notes on Maori Skeletons and Relics brought to Light at Karaka Bay, Wellington. By H. N. McLeod |
271
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XXXII. |
Inherited Instincts and Anecdotes of Domestic Animals. By Taylor White |
272–284
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XXXIII. |
Maori Spirals and Sun-worship. By Edward Tregear |
284–293
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XXXIV. |
Maori Origins. By Elsdon Best |
294–298
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XXXV. |
A Name for a Spider. By Edward Tregear |
298–304
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XXXVI. |
Of a Radiant Phenomenon: "In hoc signo vinces." A Fragment left by the late W. Colenso, F.R.S., F.L.S. |
305–309
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XXXVII. |
Memorabilia, Ancient and Modern; being Remarks and Information respecting some of the Tin-mines in Cornwall, England. A Fragment left by the late W. Colenso |
309–324
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