| MINUTES OF MEETINGS, 1868.
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PAGE
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| Inaugural Meeting |
1
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| Reply by Mr. Fox to the President's Inaugural Address |
1–2
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| On recent Earthquakes and Wave Phenomena. By Dr. Hector |
3–4
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| Valedictory Address by the Governors of the Institute to Sir G. Grey, K.C.B. |
4–5
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| Address on the Moa (abstract). By the Hon. W. B. D. Mantell, F.G.S. |
5–7
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| Inaugural Address of the President, H.E. Sir George F. Bowen, G.C.M.G. |
9–15
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| TRANSACTIONS.
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| Art. I.—On Boulders and Travelled Blocks in the Wellington Province. By J. C. Crawford, F.G.S. |
19–20
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| Art. II.—On the Measurements of Dinornis Bones. By Julius Haast, Ph.D., F.R.S |
21–30
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| Art. III.—On Hybridization, with reference to Variation in Plants. By W. T. L. Travers, F.L.S. |
31–35
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| Art. IV.—On the recent Earthquakes and Wave Phenomena observed in New Zealand. By James Hector, M.D., F.R.S., Director of the Geological Survey of New Zealand |
35–40
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| Second Communication on the same subject. By Dr. Hector |
40–42
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| Third Communication on the same subject. By Dr. Hector |
42–47
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| Art. V.—On a new Mode for the direct Desilvering of Argentiferous Gold. By William Skey, Analytical Chemist to the Geological Survey of New Zealand |
47–48
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| Art. VI.—Notes on Herr Finsch's Review of Mr. Walter Buller's Essay on New Zealand Ornithology. By the Author |
49–57
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| Art. VI.a.—Notes on Mr. Walter Buller's Essay on the Ornithology of New Zealand. By Dr. Otto Finsch, Bremen. Translated from the German |
58–73
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| Art. VII.—On the Celtic Origin of the English Vowel Sounds. By the Right Reverend C. J. Abraham, Bishop of Wellington |
73–75
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| Art. VIII.—On the Island of Rapa. By Captain John Vine Hall |
75–83
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| Art. IX.—Notes on Plants observed during a Visit to the North of Auckland. By T. Kirk |
84–88
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| Art. X.—On the Botany of the Great Barrier Island. By T. Kirk |
88–99
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| Catalogue of Plants found on the South and South-east Coasts of the Little Barrier Island. By T. Kirk |
99–100
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| Catalogue of Naturalized Plants observed at Kororarika, Bay of Islands. By T. Kirk |
100–101
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