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Art.			PAGES
V.—Chemistry and Physics.
	XLII.	On the Regeneration of Cyanide Solutions. By Godfrey Doveton, M.A.I.M.E. Communicated by Professor J. Park	481–483
	XLIII.	Studies on the Chemistry of the New Zealand Flora. By Professor T. Easterfield and B. C. Aston	483–486
	XLIV.	Note on the Interaction of Citric and Sulphuric Acids. By James Bee	486–487
	XLV.	An Experiment bearing on the Wave Theory of Light. By J. S. S. Cooper	487–490
	XLVI.	The Physical Properties of Kauri-gum. By J. S. S. Cooper	490–492
	XLVII.	Note on a supposed Heat-effect. By J. S. S. Cooper.	492
I.—Miscellaneous—continued.
	XLVIII.	On certain Statistics respecting the Trend of English Trade. By Professor H. W. Segar	493–501
	XLIX.	A Note on Drawing for Competitions. By Professor H. W. Segar	501–504
	L.	A Comparison of the Age-distribution of the Populations of the Four Chief Provincial Districts of New Zealand. By Professor H. W. Segar	504–511
Annual Report of the New Zealand Institute			515
"New Zealand Institute Act, 1903"			xii.–xiv.
Regulations of the New Zealand Institute under the Act of 1903			xiv.–xvii.
Report on Colonial Time-ball Observatory			517
Proceedings—		Wellington Philosophical Society	523
{{{1}}}„		Auckland Institute	529
{{{1}}}„		Philosophical Institute of Canterbury	534
{{{1}}}„		Otago Institute	538
{{{1}}}„		Westland Institute	543
{{{1}}}„		Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute	545
{{{1}}}„		Nelson	546

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LIST OF PLATES AT THE END OF THE VOLUME.

Plate		To illustrate Article
I.	Calabash, with Carved Mouthpiece.—Newman	I.
II.	Mouthpiece of Calabash.—Newman	I.
III.	Moriori Carving, Chatham Islands.—Hamilton	III.
IV.	Veracity of Census Returns.—Segar	VI.
V.	Veracity of Census Returns.—Segar	VI.
VI.	Paryphanta fumosa.—Murdoch	XVI.
VII.	New Zealand Sipunculids.—Benham	XX.
VIII.	Hirudo antipodum.—Benham	XXI.
IX.	Regalecus parkeri.—Benham	XXIII.
X.	Ixodes anatis.—Chilton	XXIV.
XI.	Leaves of Panas simplex.—Cockayne	XXVI.
XII.	Sand Dunes, Enderby Island.—Cockayne	XXVI.
XIII.	Rata Forest, Auckland Islands.—Cockayne	XXVI.
XIV.	Olearia lyallii Forest, Ewing Island.—Cockayne	XXVI.
XV.	Olearia lyallii Forest, Ewing Island.—Cockayne	XXVI.