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Why not prepare Students for Technical Schools. By James Adams |
566
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The Surface of a Liquid. By Professor F. D. Brown |
566
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On a Hot Spring in the Rotomahana Rift. By J. A. Pond |
566
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Abstract of Annual Report |
566–568
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Election of Officers for 1901 |
568
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PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE OF CANTERBURY.
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The Geological Structure of Lyttelton Harbour. By R. M. Laing |
569
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Some Modern Applications of Electricity. By J. L. Scott |
569
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Exhibit of Instruments used in Investigations in Vegetable Physiology, by Professor Dendy |
569
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List of Exhibits |
570
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On Bacteria. By Professor Dendy |
571
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Appreciation of the late Mr. H. R. Webb, F.R.M.S. |
571
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On a Lygosoma from Pitt Island. By Professor Dendy |
571
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Abstract of Annual Report |
572
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Election of Officers for 1901 |
572
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OTAGO INSTITUTE.
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Account of Recent Excavations at Olympia. By A. Wilson |
573
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Account of Dr. Berggren's Researches in New Zealand. By Dr. Hocken |
573
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Exhibits, by Professor Benham |
573
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Remarks on some of the Lower Forms of Animal Life in New Zealand. By Professor Benham |
573–574
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Account of Government Trawling Operations. By G. M. Thomson |
574
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Remarks on Proposed Fish-hatchery. By G. M. Thomson |
574
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Exhibit of Metacrias strategica, by A. Hamilton |
574
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Account of a New Track to the West Coast. By C. W. Chamberlain |
575
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On a Young Whale caught near Otago Heads. By Professor Benham |
575
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The Marine Annelids of the New Zealand Shores. By Professor Benham |
575
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The Knowledge of Animals in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By T. D. Pearce |
575
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On a Large Spider-crab (Prionorhynchus edwardsii). By Professor Benham |
576
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On the Condition of Forestry in New Zealand. By H. T. Matthews |
576
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On the Undue Weight attached to the Training of certain Intellectual Faculties. By Dr. Truby King |
576
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List of Scientific Papers and Addresses by the late Sir Julius von Haast. By A. Hamilton |
576
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Abstract of Annual Report |
577
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Election of Officers for 1901 |
577
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On Cremation. By E. Melland |
577
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HAWKE'S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE.
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The Science of the Nineteenth Century. By the President |
578
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Bacteria: Benevolent and Malevolent, with Special Reference to the Plague and to the Treatment of Sewage. By Dr. Leahy |
578
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Mars and its Canals. By the Rev. W. G. Parsonson |
578
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