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Amphibia

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
2	13	On the New Zealand Frog (Leiopelma Hochstetterii); with an account of a remarkable feature in the history of some species of Australian Frogs	87–88
12	25	On the New Zealand Frog	250–251

Aranæology

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
2	11	On the Katipo, a poisonous spider of New Zealand.	81–84
3	7	On the Katipo, or Venomous Spider of New Zealand.	29–34
3	10	On Latrodectus (Katipo), the Poisonous Spider of New Zealand.	56–59
5	31	On the Spiders of New Zealand (Part I., Genus Salticus).	280–286
6	36	An Introduction to the Study and Collection of the Araneidea in New Zealand, with a Description and Figures of Cambridqea fasciata, L. Koch, from Chatham Island; and also of a New Species of Macrothete, Auss., M. Huttonii, Cambr., found at Wellington, New Zealand.	187–207
8	31	On the Habits of the Trap-door Spider.	222–262
10	37	On a new Species of Trapdoor Spider from New Zealand.	281–287
10	41	Notes on a Marine Spider found at Cape Campbell.	299–300
10	42	Description of Trapdoor Spiders' Nests from California and firom Western Australia in the Christchurch Museum.	301–306
11	22	On Desis robsoni, a Marine Spider from Cape Campbell.	263–268
11	54	Notes on the Breeding Habits of the Katipo (Latrodectus katipo).	391–392
15	12	On some newly-discovered New Zealand Arachnids.	165–173
15	13	On the Protective Resemblances of the Araneidea in New Zealand.	174–178
16	13	On the New Zealand Pycnogonida, with Descriptions of new Species.	242–248
17	5	On the Spiders of New Zealand.	31–53
18	37	On the Spiders of New Zealand.	184–205
19	10	On new Species of Araneidea.	72–118
19	28	Descriptions of new Spiders.	201–212
20	17	On new Species of Araneidea.	109–125
20	20	Descriptions of new Species of New Zealand Araneæ.	133–139
20	21	Notes on Amaurobioides maritima, Cambridge.	140
21	12	On new Species of Araneidea.	134–152
21	13	On a new Species of Gasteracantha from Norfolk Island.	152–154
22	26	Description of a New Species of Argiope, from Fiji.	234–236
22	27	On Two Species of Aranea new to Science, from the Jenolan Caves, New South Wales.	236–239
22	28	Description of New Species of Araneidæ.	239–266
22	29	Description of New Species of New Zealand Araneæ, with Notes on their Habits.	267–273
23	19	On New Species of Araneæ.	128–189
24	15	Catalogue of the Described Species of New Zealand Araneidæ.	220–230
24	16	Descriptions of New Species of Araneæ.	230–253
24	17	On New Zealand Araneæ.	253–257
25	21	Descriptions of New Species of Araneæ.	165–190
26	5	Notes on Spiders.	107–108
26	16	Descriptions of New Species of Araneæ.	204–218
29	24	Described Species of New Zealand Araneæ omitted from the Catalogue of 1891, "Transactions of the New Zealand Institute."	284

Bacteria

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
22	3	Bacteria and their Relation to Disease.	31–55
22	4	Remarks on Pathogenic Microbes, and the Means of preventing Diseases originating in their Introduction into the System.	55–63
26	61	Tuberculosis in Man and Animals.	526–533

Beetles

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
5	34	Remarks on the Coleoptera of Canterbury, New Zealand.	294–304
6	32	Notes upon certain recently-deseribed New Genera and Species of Coleoptera from Canterbury, New Zealand.	155–157
7	45	On the Goodephagous Coleoptera of New Zealand.	297–314
7	46	On the Longicorn Coleoptera of New Zealand.	315–332
8	32	Notes on the Coleoptera of Auckland, N.Z.	262–271
8	33	Remarks on the Pselaphidæ (Coleoptera) of New Zealand.	271–282
8	34	Description of a New Genera and Species of Heteromera, New Zealand.	282–298
9	48	Descriptions of New Species of Coleoptera.	371–374
9	49	Description of a New Species of the Genus Cicindela.	374–375
9	50	On the Anthribidæ of New Zealand.	375–390
9	51	On the Colydiidæ of New Zealand.	390–401
9	52	Description of New Genera and Species of New Zealand Coleoptera.	402–427
12	32	Contributions to the Cœlenterate Fauna of New Zealand.	274–276
12	35	On the Habits of Prionoplus reticularis, with Diagnoses of the Larva and Pupa.	284–288
12	36	Description of the Larva of Pericoptus truncatus, with Observations as to Habitat.	288–290
15	29	Notes on the Anatomy and Embryology of Scymnus lichia.	222–234
20	16	On Henops brunneus, Hutton.	106–108
25	24	Remarks on the Carabidæ of New Zealand.	194–198

Coccidæ

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
11	16	On some Coccidæ in New Zealand.	187–228
11	17	On a Hymenopterous Insect parasitic on Coccidæ.	228–230
12	37	Further Notes on New Zealand Coccidæ.	291–301
14	29	Further Notes on Coccidæ in New Zealand, with Descriptions of new Species.	215–229
17	4	Further Notes on Coccidæ in New Zealand.	20–31
19	2	On the "Honeydew" of Coccidæ, and the Fungus accompanying these Insects.	41–45
19	3	Further Notes on New Zealand Coccidæ.	45–49
22	16	Further Notes on Coccididiæ, with Descriptions of New Species from Australia, Fiji, and New Zealand.	133–156
23	1	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species from New Zealand, Australia, and Fiji.	1–36
24	1	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species from New Zealand, Australia, and elsewhere.	1–64
25	26	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species from Australia, India, Sandwich Islands, Demerara, and South Pacific.	201–252
26	2	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of several New Species, and Discussion of various Points of Interest.	65–105
27	1	Synoptical List of Coccidæ reported from Australasia and the Pacific Islands up to December, 1894.	1–35
27	2	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species from New Zealand, Australia, Sandwich Islands, and elsewhere, and Remarks upon many Species already reported.	36–75
28	38	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species, and Discussion of Questions of Interest.	380–411
29	28	Further Coccid Notes: with Descriptions of New Species, and Discussion of Points of Interest.	293–331
30	26	Further Coccid Notes: with Description of New Species, and Discussion of Points of Interest.	219–252

Conchology

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
4	23	On the New Zealand Chitonidæ.	173–183
4	37	Description of a New Shell found at Nelson.	218–219
7	39	Description of two new Species of Aplysia.	279
10	40	Contributions to the Conchology of New Zealand.	293–299
12	40	Descriptions of new Marine Shells.	306–307
14	22	Description of two little-known Species of New Zealand Shells.	168–169
14	37	Additions to the List of New Zealand Shells.	268–269
14	41	Description of new Shells.	282–283
15	8	Descriptions of new Land Shells.	134–141

Crustacea

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
7	40	Description of two new Species of Crustacea from New Zealand.	279–280
7	43	Description of a new Crustacean, Phronima novæ-zealandiæ.	294–295
9	64	Notes on New Zealand Crustacea.	472–475
9	65	Notes on the Genera Astacoides and Paranephrops.	475–477
11	18	New Zealand Crustacea, with Descriptions of new Species.	230–248
11	19	Description of new Crustacean from the Auckland Islands.	249–250
11	20	Description of a new Species of Isopodous Crustacean.	250–251
11	21	On the New Zealand Entomostraca.	251–263
11	55	On Additions to the Carcinological Fauna of New Zealand.	392–397
11	57	Notes on some New Zealand Crustaceans.	401–402
12	38	On Melicerta ringens and Plumatella repens.	301–303
12	44	Description of a new Species of Palinurus.	313–314
13	23	Recent Additions to, and Notes on, New Zealand Crustacea.	204–221
13	31	Notice of new Crustaceans.	236–237
14	24	Additions to the New Zealand Crustacea.	171–174
14	25	On some Subterranean Crustacea.	174–180
14	30	Additions to the Crustacean Fauna of New Zealand.	230–238
15	2	Further Additions to our Knowledge of the New Zealand Crustacea.	69–86
15	3	Notes on, and a new Species of, Subterranean Crustacea.	87–92
15	4	On the New Zealand Copepoda.	93–116
15	10	Additions to the Isopodan Fauna of New Zealand.	145–150
15	11	On some Points of Difference between the English Crayfish (Astacus fluviatilis) and a New Zealand one (Paranephrops setosus).	150–165
15	15	On two new Isopods.	188–190
16	11	Descriptions of new Crustaceans.	234–240
16	14	Additions to the Sessile-eyed Crustacea of New Zealand.	249–265
16	21	On the Structure of the Head in Palinurus, with especial Reference to the Classification of the Genus.	297–307
18	33	Critical List of the Crustacea Malacostraca of New Zealand.	141–159
19	25	On a new Species of Alpheus.	194–196
20	4	On a curious Parasite (Anthosoma smithii, Leach) from the Porbeagle Shark (Lamna cornubica).	31–33
20	6	Brief Description of a new Species of large Decapod (Architeuthis longimanus).	34–39
21	28	The Distribution and Varieties of the Freshwater Crayfish of New Zealand.	237–252
21	31	Notes on, and recent Additions to, the New Zealand Crustacean Fauna.	259–268
22	22	Revision of the New Zealand Idoteidæ.	189–204
22	43	Parasitic Copepoda of New Zealand, with Descriptions of New Species.	353–376
23	7	On the Changes in Form of a Parastic Isopod (Nerocila).	68–71
23	27	A New Parasitic Copepod.	227–229
24	18	Notes on some New Zealand Amphipoda and Isopoda.	258–269
27	22	Notes on some Crustacea from Macquarie Island.	210–214

Entomology (other)

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
3	8	Notes on the Genus Deinacrida in New Zealand.	34–37
3	15	Notes upon a New Zealand Flesh-fly.	116–120
5	32	Notes on the Stridulating Organs of the Cicada.	286–288
5	33	On the Direct Injuries to Vegetation in New Zealand by various Insects, especially with reference to Larvae of Moths and Beetles feeding upon the Field Crops; and the expediency of introducing Insectivorous Birds as a Remedy.	289–294
6	31	Note on the Occurrence of Dernestes lardarius and Phoracantha recurva in Canterbury, New Zealand.	153–154
6	33	List of the Insects recorded as haying been found in New Zealand previous to the Year 1870.	158–171
9	37	Insect Architecture, or Notes on the Habits of the Black Spider-wasp of New Zealand.	343–348
9	42	Contributions to the Entomology of New Zealand.	355–358
9	47	On Insects injurious to the Kauri Pine (Dammara australis).	366–371
12	31	Contributions to the Entomology of New Zealand.	272–274
13	27	Description of the Larva and Pupa of Lasiorhynchus barbicornis.	228–230
13	28	On the Larva and Pupa of Ceratognathus irroratus.	230–231
14	16	On the New Zealand Hydrobiinæ.	143–146
14	40	On some new and undescribed Species of New Zealand Insects, of the Orders Orthoptera and Coleoptera.	277–282
15	16	On two Marine Mites.	190–192
15	27	Description of a new Dipterous Insect.	218
16	3	Notes on a Native Species of Mantis.	113–118
16	12	On a new Species of Daphnia.	240–241
17	2	Note on an Aphidian Insect infesting Pine Trees, with Observations on the Name "Chermes" or "Kermes."	13–19
18	34	A new Species of Philygria.	159–161
18	41	On the Metamorphosis of the Caddis Fly.	213–214
19	7	On Ixodes maskelli, a Parasite of the Albatross (Diomedea exulans).	65–67
19	14	A Description of a large and new Species of Orthopterous Insect of the genus Hemideina, Walker.	145–147
19	26	Notes on some Foraminifera from the Hauraki Gulf.	196–200
20	8	A Description of a new Species of Coccinella found in New Zealand.	40–42
21	17	A Description of a new and large Species of Orthopterous Insect of the Genus Hemideina, Walker.	193–194
21	26	The Mole-cricket (Gryllotalpa vulgaris) in New Zealand.	233–235
21	30	On some Gall-producing Insects in New Zealand.	253–258
22	17	On some Species of Psyllldæ in New Zealand.	157–170
22	18	On some Alcurodidæ from New Zealand and Fiji.	170–176
22	19	The Wattle-blight (Icerya purchasi) in Tasmania, and its Natural Enemies.	176–178
22	20	An Entomological Tour on the Table-land of Mount Arthur.	179–186
22	21	Eristalis tenax and Muaca vomitoria in New Zealand.	187–188
22	25	Notes on a Collection of Pselaphida from the Neighbourhood of Clevedon, Southern Wairoa.	230–233
22	40	On the Occurrence of the Black Vine-weevil (Otiorhynchus sulcatus) in Nelson.	338–340
23	4	On the New Zealand Cicadæ.	49–55
23	14	Notes on Blights.	111
24	24	Description of a New Genus of the Family Formicidæ.	303–304
24	28	Instances of Instinct in Insects.	354–358
25	17	Notes on New Zealand Insects.	153–155
25	19	Synonymical Notes on New Zealand Cicadidæ.	162–163
25	20	Note on an Ant-like Insect (Betyla fulva, Cameron) parasitic in the New Zealand Glow-worm.	164
25	25	On some Mites parasitic on Beetles and Wood-lice.	199–201
25	27	On the Geographical Distribution of Atax.	252–253
27	10	On the Wetas, a Group of Orthopterous Insects inhabiting New Zealand; with Descriptions of Two New Species.	143–147
27	15	On a New Species of Weta (Locustidæ) from Bounty Island.	174–176
27	32	A Chapter in the History of the Warfare against Insect-pests.	282–284
27	36	On some New Species of Tipulæ (Daddy-long-legs) found in New Zealand.	293–295
27	72	On a New Species of Ant from New Zealand.	635–636
28	24	New Zealand Diptera: No. 1.	216–250
28	25	New Zealand Diptera: No. 2. Mycetophilidæ.	250–309
28	26	New Zealand Diptera: No. 3. Simulidæ.	310–311
28	30	On a New Species of Deinacrida or Forest-cricket from Nelson.	323–326
28	39	Contributions towards a Monograph of the Aleurodidæ, a Family of Hemiptera-Homoptera.	411–449
28	42	Notes on the Cicadidæ of New Zealand.	454–459
28	44	On the Habits of New Zealand Ants.	468–479
28	45	On the Construction of the Comb of the Hive-bee.	479–490
29	14	The Stenopelmatidæ of New Zealand.	208–242
29	15	Note on the Mantis found in New Zealand.	242–243
29	22	Notes on the Cicadas of New Zealand.	280–282
29	27	On some Tick-parasites of the Kiwi.	290–293
30	17	The Grasshoppers and Locusts of New Zealand and the Kermadec Islands.	135–150
30	19	On a Collection of Insects from the Chatham Islands, with Descriptions of Three New Species.	155–160
30	20	On the Phasmidæ of New Zealand.	160–166
30	21	Synopsis of the Hemiptera of New Zealand which have been described previous to 1896.	167–187

Fish

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
2	1	On the New Zealand Sword-fish.	13–16
2	7	On a species of Ophisurus, found on the Coast of New Zealand.	34–40
2	12	On four Fishes, commonly found in the River Avon; with a consideration of the question, "What is Whitebait?"	84–87
2	Paper6	On the Mud Fish (Neochanna apoda, Günther), from Hokitika.	402
3	16	On the Absence of the Eel from the Upper Waters of the Waiau-ua and its Tributaries.	120–122
3	20	Observations on Coridodax pullus.	130–132
3	21	On the Salmonidæ of New Zealand.	133–136
3	22	On a New Species of Fish, Coryphænoides Novæ Zelandiæ; Native name, Okarari.	136
4	27	Notes on the Anatomy of the Kanae (Mugil sp.).	189–191
5	28	Contributions to the Ichthyology of New Zealand.	259–272
5	29	Notes on some Undescribed Fishes of New Zealand.	272–278
5	37	Note on Ctenolabrus knoxi.	308
6	20	On Cheimarrichthys fosteri, a New Genus belonging to the New Zealand Freshwater Fishes.	103–104
6	21	Notes on some New Zealand Fishes.	104–107
6	22	Notice of Motella novæ-zealandiæ, n.s.	107–108
7	32	On the Occurrence of Lamna cornubica, Porbeagle Shark, Flem., the Mako of the Maoris, in New Zealand.	237–238
7	33	On the Occurrence of Leptocephalus longirostris, Kaup, on the Coast of New Zealand.	238
7	34	Notes on New Zealand Ichthyology.	239–250
8	26	Notes on the Introduction and Acclimatization of Salmon.	205–209
8	27	Contributions to the Ichthyology of New Zealand.	209–218
8	28	Notes on the Habits of the Frost-fish (Lepidopus caudatus).	218–219
8	29	Notes on the Sword-fish (Ziphias gladius).	219–220
8	30	Is Access to the Sea a necessity to Eels.	221–222
9	41	Contributions to the Ichthyology of New Zealand.	533–354
9	62	Notes on New Zealand Ichthyology.	465–469
9	63	Remarks on New Zealand Fishes.	469–472
9	67	Fish and their Seasons.	484–490
10	30	On two new Fishes.	243–246
10	31	Notes on Regalecus pacificus, a new Species of Ribbon-fish from the New Zealand Seas.	246–250
10	32	On the Habits of the New Zealand Grayling (Prototroctes oxyrhynchus).	250–252
10	44	The Dunedin Fish Supply.	324–330
11	23	Notes on the Anatomy of Regalecus pacificus, von Haast.	269–270
11	24	On the Brown Trout introduced into Otago.	271–290
11	25	On some new Fishes.	291–295
11	26	On a new Fish found at Hokitika.	295–297
11	27	On a new Fish.	297–298
11	28	Notes on the Genus Callorhynchus, with a Description of an undescribed New Zealand Species.	298–300
11	52	Our Fish Supply.	380–386
12	42	Additions to the List of New Zealand Fishes.	308–310
12	43	On the Occurrence of Giant Cuttlefish on the New Zealand Coast.	310–313
12	46	Notes on Fishes in Upper Whanganui River.	315–316
13	19	Notes on some Specimens of Migratory Salmonidæ.	175–193
13	20	Notice of a new Fish.	194–195
13	21	Description of a new Species of Trachypterus.	195–199
13	60	On the Venous System of the Skate (Raja nasuta).	413–418
14	26	History of Fish Culture in New Zealand.	180–210
14	27	On the Occurrence of the Salmon Trout in Nelson Harbour.	211–213
15	21	On Diseased Trout in Lake Wakatipu.	198–203
15	22	Notes on the New Zealand Sprat.	203–208
15	23	Notes on the Picton Herring, Clupea pilchardus (C. sagax, New Zealand form).	208–213
15	30	On the Connection of the Air-bladders and the Auditory-organ in the Red Cod (Lotella bacchus).	234–236
16	16	Effect of Cold on Fishes.	275–278
16	18	On the Occurrence of the Spinous Shark (Echinorhinus spinosus) in New Zealand Waters.	280–281
16	19	On a Torpedo (T. fusca, ? n. sp.) recently caught near Dunedin.	281–284
16	20	On a Specimen of the Great Ribbon Fish (Regalecus argenteus, n. sp.), lately obtained at Moeraki, Otago.	284–296
16	25	Notes on New Zealand Ichthyology.	322–323
16	55	On the Brown Trout introduced into Otago.—Paper No. 2.	467–512
17	16	Notes on New Zealand Fishes.	160–172
18	29	Note on a large Sun-Fish (Orthagoriscus mola, L.), recently captured at Napier, Hawke's Bay.	135–136
19	17	On a new Species of Giant Cuttlefish, stranded at Cape Campbell, June 30th, 1886 (Architeuthis kirkii).	155–157
20	2	On a Specimen of Regalecus recently stranded in Otago Harbour.	20–29
20	19	List of Fishes found round the Mokohinou Islands; their Spawning Time; and Observations regarding some of the Species.	127–133
21	27	On the Cause of the Disappearance of Young Trout from our Streams.	235–237
22	30	On a New Genus of Fishes of the Family Percidæ, from New Zealand.	273–275
22	31	List of the New Zealand Fishes.	275–285
22	39	On a Specimen of the Great Ribbon-fish (Regalecus argenteus) taken in Nelson Harbour.	333–338
23	6	Notes on the New Zealand Squillidæ.	58–68
23	8	On the Anatomy of the Red Cod (Lotella bacchus).	71–83
23	17	Description of a New Species of Migas, with Notes on its Habits.	123–126
23	18	Notice of the Occurrence of the Basking Shark (Selache maxima, L.) in New Zealand.	126–127
24	10	On a Species of Regalecus or Great Oar-fish, caught in Okain's Bay.	192–198
24	12	Note on the Occurrence of Cancer in Fish.	201
24	13	Notes on Sea-fishes.	202–215
25	14	On a Specimen of Sunfish captured at Poverty Bay.	110–111
25	22	On Eels.	191–193
25	28	Note on some Sea-trout (Salmon or Salmon-trout?).	254
26	7	On the Anatomy of the Pig-fish (Agriopus leucopæcilus).	111–120
26	18	Note on the Occurrence of Lophotes in New Zealand Waters.	223
28	28	Notes on some New Zealand Fishes, with Description of a New Species.	314–318
29	16	On Two New Globe-fish.	243–250
29	17	Notes on the Occurrence of a Species of Lophotes on the Coast of Taranaki.	251–252
30	27	Notes on Regalecus Sp.	253–254
30	28	Notes on Occurrence of Regalecus argenteus on the Taranaki Coast.	254–266

Helminths

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
9	40	On the New Zealand Earth-worms.	350–353
11	33	Catalogue of the hitherto-described Worms of New Zealand.	314–327
11	56	On some New Zealand Aphroditæ, with Descriptions of supposed new Species.	397–400
12	33	Additions to the List of New Zealand Worms.	277–278
14	36	On some new Marine Planarians.	267–268
14	38	On Pseudo-scab and Lung-worm in Sheep.	269–274
15	24	On two new Planarians from Auckland Harbour.	213–214
16	15	On the Habits of Earth-Worms in New Zealand.	266–275
19	5	On New Zealand Glow-worms.	62–64
19	6	Note on a curious Double Worm.	64–65
19	11	On the Work of Earth-worms in New Zealand.	119–123
19	12	Notes on New Zealand Earth-worms.	123–139
21	29	Note on the Parasite (Temnocephala) found on the Freshwater Crayfish of New Zealand.	252–253
23	3	The Habits and Life-history of the New Zealand Glowworm.	43–49
25	15	Further Notes on New Zealand Earthworms, with Observations on the known Aquatic Species.	111–146
25	29	Notes on a Land Planarian (sent by F. V. Knapp, Hampden State School, Nelson).	255
26	10	Further Notes on New Zealand Earthworms.	155–175
27	17	Notes on New Zealand Land Planarians: Part I.	177–189
27	18	Note on a New Variety of Peripatus novæ-zealandiæ, Hutton.	190–191
27	19	Notes on a New Zealand Land Nemertine.	191–194
28	22	Notes on New Zealand Land Planarians: Part II.	210–214
28	23	Note on the Discovery of Living Specimens of Geonemertes novæ-zealandiæ.	214–215
29	20	Notes on New Zealand Land Planarians: Part III.	258–264

Lepidoptera

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
3	23	On the Lepidoptera of Otago.	137–141
4	36	Observations on a Paper read by Mr. A. Bathgate before the Otago Institute, 11th January, 1870, "On the Lepidoptera of Otago."	214–218
5	30	Notice of a New Species of Moth in New Zealand.	279–280
6	34	List of the Lepidoptera recorded as haviug been found in New Zealand previous to the Year 1871.	171–182
6	35	Observations on the Occurrence of a Butterfly, new to New Zealand, of the Genus Danais.	183–186
8	36	Description of a Species of Butterfly belonging to the family Satyridæ, Westwood.	302–304
9	58	On the occurrence in New Zealand of a Species of Lepidoptera belonging to the Cossidæ family.	459–460
9	59	Brief Observations on the Genus Chrysophanus as represented in New Zealand.	460–463
10	33	Supplementary Description of Species or Varieties of Chrysophani (Lepidoptera Rhopalocera) inhabiting New Zealand.	252–259
10	34	Description of new Genera and Species of Psychidæ.	260–263
10	35	On the Butterflies of New Zealand.	263–276
10	36	Notes on the Metamorphosis and Development of one of our large Butterflies (Danais berenice), or a closely-allied Species.	276–280
11	29	Notes on the Metamorphosis of one of our largest Moths, Dasypodia selenophora.	300–304
11	30	Further Notes on Danais berenice	305
11	41	Notes on the Life History of Charagia virescens.	347–348
12	27	Description of a new (?) Genus and Species of Butterfly of the Sub-family Satyrinæ.	264–266
12	28	Description of a (?) new Species of the Family Leucanidæ, and a (?) new Species of the Genus (?) Chlenias.	267–270
13	32	Notes on some Species of Diurnal Moths.	237–239
15	1	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-Lepidoptera.	3–68
15	17	Occurrence of a Species of Ophideres, Boisd., new to New Zealand.	192–193
15	18	Description of a Species of Butterfly, new to New Zealand, and probably to Science.	193–195
15	19	Description of two new Species of Heteropterous Lepidoptera.	195–196
15	20	Notes on a peculiar Neuration in the Wings of some Individuals of Perenodaimon pluto, a New Zealand Butterfly.	197
16	1	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-Lepidoptera.	1–49
16	2	A Monograph of the New Zealand Geometrina.	49–113
16	4	Description of a new Species of Cidaria (Lepidoptera).	119—120
17	10	Supplement to a Monograph of the New Zealand Geometrina.	62–68
17	11	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-lepidoptera.	68–120
17	12	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-lepidoptera.	121–140
17	13	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-lepidoptera.	141–149
18	35	Description of New Zealand Micro-lepidoptera.	162–183
18	36	Notes on Nomenclature of New Zealand Geometrina.	184
18	39	Life History of Epyaxa rosearia, Dbld.	208–209
18	40	Notes on the so-called Vegetable Caterpillar of New Zealand.	209–213
19	1	Monograph of New Zealand Noctuina.	3–40
19	9	Description of a new Species of Moth (Pasiphila lichenodes).	69–72
19	27	On the Occurrence of Junonia vellida and Deopeia pulchella in New Zealand.	201
20	11	Supplement to a Monograph of New Zealand Noctuina.	44–47
20	12	Notes on New Zealand Geometrina.	47–62
20	13	Notes on New Zealand Pyralidina.	62–73
20	14	Notes on New Zealand Tortricina.	73–76
20	15	Descriptions of New Zealand Tineina.	77–106
21	14	Descriptions of New Zealand Micro-Lepidoptera.	154–188
21	15	On the Natural History of Three Species of Micro-Lepidoptera.	189–190
21	16	On the Varieties of a common Moth (Declana floccosa).	190–193
21	18	Notes on a peculiar Chrysalis of an unknown pages Species of Butterfly.	194–196
21	19	A few Notes on the Economy and Habits of one of our largest and handsomest New Zealand Butterflies (Pyrameis gonerilla).	196–199
22	23	Descriptions of New Zealand Lepidoptera.	204–220
23	5	A few Words on the Codlin-moths, Carpocapsa pomonella, L., and Cacoecia excessana, Walk.	56–58
23	11	New Species of Lepidoptera.	97–101
23	22	On the Occurrence of Danais plexippus and Sphinx convolvuli (?) in Nelson.	192–194
24	14	On New Species of Lepidoptera.	216–220
26	3	Notes on New Zealand Neuroptera.	105–106
27	31	On the Abundance of Vanessa itea in Wellington during Season 1894.	281
28	27	On Dodonidia helmsi, Fereday.	312–313
28	36	Notes on Rare Lepidoptera in Wellington.	377–379
28	37	On the Unusual Abundance of certain Species of Plume-moths during the Summer of 1894–95.	379
29	23	Descriptions of Two New Species of Lepidoptera.	282–283
30	37	A Synonymic List of the Lepidoptera of New Zealand.	326–377

Mammals

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
2	4	On the Balænidæ, or Whales with baleen.	21–28
2	5	On Seals of the genus Stenorhyncus, captured on the East Coast of Otago.	28–32
2	6	On a (probably new) variety of the Small-nailed Seal,—Stenorhyncus Leptonyx, of Cuvier, and De Blainville, and allied to the Phoca Leopardina of Jameson.	33–34
2	45	Preliminary notice of a Ziphid Whale, probably Berardius Arnuxii, stranded on December 16, 1868, on the sea beach, near New Brighton, Canterbury.	190–192
3	1	On the New Zealand Rat.	1–4
3	17	Notes on the Skull of Balæna marginata, described in "Transactions of the New Zealand Institute," Vol. ii., p. 26, as the Type of a New Genus, Neobalæna.	123–124
3	18	Observations on the Ziphidæ, a Family of the Cetacea.	125–129
3	19	Short Notice of a Remarkable Tooth of a Cetacean.	130
4	24	Description of a Specimen of Mus rattus, L., in the Colonial Museum.	183–184
4	25	On the Bats of New Zealand.	184–186
4	26	Observations on the New Zealand Bats.	186–188
4	29	Notes on the Fur Seal of New Zealand (Arctocephalus cinereus, Gray?).	196–199
4	30	On the Fur Seal of New Zealand.	199–202
5	19	On the Whales and Dolphins of the New Zealand Seas.	154–170
6	14	Notes on Delphinus forsteri.	85
6	15	Notes of a Variation in the Dentition of Mesoplodon hectori, Gray.	86–87
6	16	List of Seals, Whales, and Dolphins of New Zealand.	87–89
6	17	Notice of the Skeleton of the New Zealand Right Whale (Macleayius australiensis).	90–92
6	18	Notes on Dr. Hector's Paper on the Whales and Dolphins of the New Zealand Seas.	93–97
6	19	On the Occurrence of a New Species of Euphysetes (E. pottsii), a remarkably small Catodent Whale, on the Coast of New Zealand.	97–102
7	35	Notes on New Zealand Whales.	251–265
7	36	Description of some Plates of Baleen in the Otago Museum.	266
8	15	Notes on the Existence of a large Bat.	180
8	16	Description of the "Cow Fish," or "Bottle-nosed Dolphin" (Tursio metis.)	180–181
9	38	Notes on the Maori Rat.	348
9	39	Notes on the New Zealand Delphinide.	349–350
9	54	Notes on the Skeleton of Epiodon novæ-zealandiæ.	430–442
9	55	Notes on the Mesoplodon floweri.	442–450
9	56	On Oulodon: a New Genus of Ziphioid Whales.	450–457
9	57	Description of a Species of Catocala, new to Science.	457–459
9	66	Notes on the New Zealand Cetacea.	477–484
10	10	Notes, chiefly historical, on the ancient Dog of the New Zealanders.	135–155
10	38	Second Note on the Maori Rat.	288
10	45	Notes on the Whales of the New Zealand Seas.	331–343
11	39	Note accompanying Specimens of the Black Rat (Mus rattus, L.).	343–344
12	21	Notes on Ziphius (Epiodon) novæ-zealandiæ, von Haast—Goosebeaked Whale.	241–246
13	18	Notes on Balænoptera rostrata, Fabricius (B. huttoni, Gray).	169–175
15	25	Notes on a Skeleton of Megaptera lalandii (novæ-zealandiæ).	214–216
15	28	On the Gravid Uterus of Mustelus antarcticus.	219–222
17	1	Notes on the Skeleton and Baleen of a Fin-whale (Balænoptera musculus?) recently acquired by the Otago University Museum.	3–13
17	22	The Plague of Rats in Nelson and Marlborough.	199–207
17	23	Notes on the Dolphins of the New Zealand Seas.	207–211
18	21	Notes on the Habits of the Polecat, Ferret, Mongoose, Stoat, and Weasel.	110–112
20	9	Note on the Rat that invaded Picton in March, 1884.	43
20	18	Notes on Bats.	125–126
22	34	On the Habits of the New Zealand Bush-rat (Mus maorium).	300–307
22	37	On the Wild Dogs of New Zealand.	327–330
22	38	Note on the Fœtal Membranes of Mustelus antarcticus.	331–333
23	23	On Rats and Mice.	195–201
23	24	On Rabbits, Weasels, and Sparrows.	201–207
23	25	Further Notes on Coloured Sheep.	207–216
24	11	On some Points in the Anatomy of a Species of Sea-bear caught off Sumner, Canterbury, New Zealand; with Notes on the New Zealand Eared Seals.	198–200
24	51	On the Native Dog of New Zealand.	540–557
25	6	Notes on Mus maorium, Hutton, with Exhibition of Specimen.	49–50
25	7	Note on the Bats of New Zealand.	50–52
25	30	Notes on the Southern Seals.	255–260
26	17	Notes on the New Zealand Bats.	218–222
27	27	Zoological Notes: (1) Arboreal Nests of Bush-rat (Mus maorium); (2) Paryphanta hochstetteri found at Low Levels at West Wanganui.	238–239
27	28	Remarks on the Rats of New Zealand.	240–261
30	18	Note on the Ancient Maori Dog.	151–155
30	32	On Rats, and their Nesting in Small Branches of Trees.	303–309

Marine (other)

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
5	27	On the New Zealand Sertularians.	256–259
7	41	Description of a new Species of Actinia.	280
7	42	Notes on the New Zealand Hydroideæ.	281–293
8	35	Critical Notes on New Zealand Hydroida.	298–302
9	44	Corrections and Additions to the Catalogue of the New Zealand Echinodermata (1872).	362
9	60	On the occurrence in New Zealand of Diadema bolina, Linn.	463
11	31	Notes on some New Zealand Echinodermata, with Descriptions of new Species.	305–308
11	32	The Sea Anemones of New Zealand.	308–314
11	34	List of the New Zealand Cirripedia in the Otago Museum.	328–330
11	40	On a new Species of Millepora.	345–347
12	29	Note and Description of a possibly-new Species of Aplysia.	270–271
12	34	Descriptions of new Star-fishes from New Zealand.	278–283
13	61	On a new Holothurian (Chirodota dunedinensis, n.sp.).	418
14	42	Description of new Cephalopoda.	283–286
18	38	Description of Diadema nerina.	205–208
18	42	On some Specimens of Vorticellæ, collected in the neighbourhood of Wellington.	215–217
19	4	On the Freshwater Infusoria of the Wellington District.	49–61
19	18	On the Anatomy of the Limpet (Patinella radians, Quoy).	157–160
20	1	On the Freshwater Infusoria of the Wellington District.	3–19
23	12	Revised List of the Marine Bryozoa of New Zealand.	102–107
24	25	On the Composite Ascidians of the North Shore Reef.	305–334
24	26	On the Structure of Boltenia pachydermatina.	334–348
25	23	On a New Zealand Variety of Floscidaria coronetta, Cubitt.	193
26	6	Description of a New Species of Ophiuridæ.	109–111
26	11	Contribution to a Knowledge of the New Zealand Sponges.	175–179
27	20	Notes on New Zealand Echinoderms.	194–208
27	21	Descriptions of Two New Gymnoblastic Hydroids.	208–209
27	23	On the most frequent Pelagic Copepods and Cladoceres of the Hauraki Gulf.	214–223
27	34	Further Contribution to a Knowledge of the New Zealand Sponges.	287–292
28	21	New Zealand Sponges: Third Paper.	205–210
28	43	List of New Zealand Hydroida.	459–468
29	19	On Virgularia gracillima in Lyttelton Harbour.	256–257
30	22	Notes on New Zealand Starfishes.	187–191
30	23	A List of Recent and Fossil Bryozoa collected in Various Parts of New Zealand.	192–199
30	24	On the Hydroids of the Neighbourhood of Dunedin.	200–218
30	25	On the Occurrence of Pedicellina in New Zealand.	218
30	34	Notes on New Zealand Sponges: Fourth Paper.	313–316
30	35	On the Sponges described in Dieffenbach's "New Zealand."	316–320
30	36	Notes on a Remarkable Collection of Marine Animals lately found on the New Brighton Beach, near Christchurch, New Zealand.	320–326

Molluscs

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
8	37	On the Mollusca of Auckland Harbour.	304–311
9	43	Corrections and Additions to the List of Polyzoa in the Catalogue of the Marine Mollusca of New Zealand (1873).	358–361
11	51	Descriptions of three new Species of Opisthobranchiate Mollusca.	378–380
12	39	List of Marine Mollusca found in the neighbourhood of Wellington.	303–306
12	41	Notice of the Occurrence of Vitrina milligani in New Zealand.	307
13	22	Contributions to New Zealand Malacology.	200–204
13	24	On some new Species of Nudibranchiate Mollusca.	222–224
13	25	On a new Genus of Opisthobranchiate Mollusca.	224
14	17	On a new Genus of Rissoinæ.	147
14	18	On the Fresh-water Lamellibranchs of New Zealand.	148–150
14	19	Notes on some Pulmonate Mollusca.	150–158
14	20	Notes on the Anatomy of the Bitentaculate Slugs of New Zealand.	158–161
14	21	Notes on some Branchiate Mollusca.	162–167
14	23	Notes on New Zealand Mollusca.	169–171
14	28	On two Species of Nudibranchiate Mollusca.	213–215
15	5	Notes on the Structure of Struthiolaria papulosa.	117–118
15	6	Notes on some Branchiate Gastropoda.	118–131
15	7	Additions to the Molluscan Fauna of New Zealand.	131–133
15	9	On the New Zealand Siphonariidæ.	141–145
15	26	Description of a new Species of Æolis.	217
16	5	Further Notes on Coccidæ in New Zealand, with Descriptions of new Species.	120–144
16	6	On the Anatomy of Sepioteuthis bilineata, Quoy and Gaimard.	145–160
16	7	Notes on some New Zealand Land Shells, with Descriptions of new Species.	161–186
16	8	Revision of the Land Mollusca of New Zealand.	186–212
16	9	Notes on some Marine Mollusca, with Descriptions of new Species.	212–216
16	10	Revision of the recent Rhachiglossate Mollusca of New Zealand.	216–233
17	6	The Fresh-water Shells of New Zealand belonging to the Family Limnæidæ.	54–58
17	7	Description of a new Species of Paper Nautilus (Argonauta gracilis).	58–59
17	21	Description of a new Octopus.	198–199
18	30	On a new Species of Chromodoris.	137
18	31	On a new Paper-Nautilus (Argonauta bulleri).	138–139
19	19	On the Mollusca of the Vicinity of Auckland.	161–176
19	20	The Land Mollusca of the Thames Goldfields.	177–181
20	10	Description of a new Land Shell from the Province of Nelson.	43–44
22	24	Descriptions of New Species of New Zealand Land and Fresh-water Shells.	221–230
23	9	Descriptions of New Species of New Zealand Land and Fresh-water Shells.	84–93
23	10	Miscellaneous Communications on New Zealand Land and Fresh-water Molluscs.	93–96
24	19	Contributions to the Molluscan Fauna of New Zealand.	270–278
24	20	List of the Introduced Land and Fresh-water Mollusca of New Zealand.	279–281
24	21	List of Land and Fresh-water Mollusca doubtful for New Zealand or not inhabiting it.	281–283
24	22	Miscellaneous Communications on New Zealand Land and Fresh-water Mollusca.	283–286
24	23	On the Dentition of some New Zealand Land and Fresh-water Mollusca, with Descriptions of New Species.	286–303
25	16	Contributions to the Molluscan Fauna of New Zealand.	147–153
25	18	An Enumeration of the Janellidæ.	156–162
26	8	Further Contributions to the Knowledge of the Molluscan Fauna of New Zealand, with Descriptions of Eight New Species.	121–138
26	9	Check-list of the New Zealand Land and Freshwater Mollusca.	139–154
27	24	Notes on the Larger Species of Paryphanta in New Zealand, with some Remarks on the Distribution and Dispersal of Land-shells.	224–228
27	35	On a New Shell (Anomia walteri).	292–293
28	29	Further Contributions to the Molluscan Fauna of New Zealand.	319–323
30	33	Notes on Patellidæ, with reference to Species found on the Rocks at Island and Lyall's Bays.	309–312

Ornithology

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
1	6	Notes on Herr Finsch's Review of Mr. Walter Buller's Essay on New Zealand Ornithology	49–57
1	12	Notes on the Birds of the Great Barrier Island	104–106
1	13	Notes on the Birds of the Little Barrier Island	106
1	6a	Notes on Mr. Walter Buller's Essay on the Ornithology of New Zealand	58–73
1	Essay5	On the Ornithology of New Zealand. By Walter Buller, F.L.S.	213–231
2	8	On the Birds of New Zealand.	40–78
2	9	Description of two Birds new to the Fauna of New Zealand.	78–80
2	10	On the introduction of the Pheasant into the Province of Auckland.	80
2	63	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	385–392
3	3	Critical Notes on the Ornithological portion of "Taylor's New Zealand and its Inhabitants."	11–14
3	4	Notice of a Species of Megapode, in the Auckland Museum.	14–15
3	5	On Zosterops lateralis in New Zealand, with an Account of its Migrations.	15–23
3	6	On the Structure and Habits of the Huia (Heteralocha Gouldi).	24–29
3	9	Further Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	37–56
3	11	On the Birds of New Zealand (Part II.)	59–109
3	12	Notes on an Egg of Alea impennis, Linn., in the Collection of the writer.	109–110
3	13	On the Nests and Eggs of some Species of New Zealand Birds not previously described.	111–112
3	14	Notes on the Habits of Podiceps cristatus.	113–116
4	19	On Megapodius pritchardi, Gray.	165
4	20	On the Microscopical Structure of the Egg-shell of the Moa.	166–167
4	22	On some Moa Feathers.	172–173
4	28	Notes on Harpargornis moorei, an Extinct Gigantic Bird of Prey; containing description of Femur, Ungual Phalanges, and Rib.	192–193
4	31	Notes on a New Species of Rail (Rallus pictus), Painted Rail.	202–203
4	32	Notes on a New Species of Gull, Larus (Bruchigavia) bulleri, Potts.	203–204
4	33	Notes on a New Species of Apteryx (A. haastii, Potts).	204–205
4	34	Notes on the Habits of some of the Birds of New Zealand.	206–213
4	35	On a Supposed New Species of Duck.	213
5	20	On the Birds of New Zealand (Part III.).	171–205
5	21	Remarks on some Birds of New Zealand.	206–212
5	22	On the Birds of the Chatham Islands. By H. H. Travers.	212–222
5	23	Notes on some of the Birds brought by Mr. Henry Travers from the Chatham Islands, with Descriptions of the New Species.	222–224
5	24	Notes on some of the New Zealand Birds.	225–226
5	25	Note on Colluricincla concinna, Hutton.	226–227
6	13	On Cnemiornis calcitrans, Owen, showing its Affinity to the Lamellirostrate Natatores.	76–84
6	23	On a New Genus of Rallidæ.	108–110
6	24	Notes on the New Zealand Woodhens (Oeydromus).	110–112
6	25	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	112–118
6	26	Notes on the Little Bittern of New Zealand (Ardetta maculata).	119–121
6	27	Note on Platycercus unicolor in the British Museum.	121–123
6	28	Remarks on Captain Hutton's Notes on Certain Species of New Zealand Birds.	123–126
6	29	Notes by Captain Hutton on Dr. Buller's "Birds of New Zealand," with the Author's Replies thereto	126–133
6	30	On the Birds of New Zealand (Part IV.)	139–153
7	22	On the Ornithology of New Zealand.	197–211
7	23	Notes on certain disputed Species of New Zealand Birds.	211–212
7	24	On the Existence of two Species of Hieracidea in New Zealand.	213–214
7	25	Notes on an alleged new Species of Tern (Sterna alba, Potts).	214–215
7	26	Description of a new Species of Petrel (Procellaria affinis).	215–216
7	27	On the Occurrence of Plotus novæ-hollandiæ in New Zealand.	217–218
7	28	Notice of a new Species of Parrakeet in New Zealand.	219–220
7	29	On the Genus Himantopus in New Zealand.	220–224
7	30	On some Additions to the Collection of Birds in the Colonial Museum.	224–225
7	31	Preliminary Remarks on some New Zealand Birds.	226–236
8	17	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	190
8	18	Notes on Gerygone flaviventris.	190–192
8	19	Notes on the Nesting Habits of the Huia.	192–193
8	20	On the Occurrence of Apteryx oweni at high altitudes in the North Island.	193–194
8	21	Remarks on Dr. Finsch's paper on New Zealand Ornithology.	194–196
8	22	Remarks on various Species of New Zealand Birds.	196–199
8	23	Notes on Birds observed during a voyage to England.	199–200
8	24	Further Remarks on some New Zealand Birds.	200–204
9	32	On the Ornithology of New Zealand.	327–337
9	33	On the occurrence of the Royal Spoonbill (Platalea regia).	337–338
9	34	Observations on a Species of Shag inhabiting Queen Charlotte Sound.	338–340
9	35	On a Tendency to Deformity in the Bill of Nestor meridionalis.	340
9	36	On the alleged Intercrossing of Ocydromus earli, and the Domestic Fowl.	341–342
9	45	Remarks on Dr. von Haast's Classification of the Moas.	363–365
9	53	Notes on the occurrence of a Curlew (Numenius cyanopus, Vieillot ), in New Zealand.	427–429
9	61	Notes on the Antarctic Petrel (Priocella antarctica).	464
10	19	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	191–201
10	20	Further Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	201–209
10	21	On the Disappearance of the Korimako (Anthornis melanura) from the North Island.	209–211
10	22	Further descriptive Notes of the Huia (Heteralocha acutirostris).	211
10	23	On the Egg of the Huia (Heteralocha acutirostris).	212
10	24	On the Species forming the Genus Ocydromus, a peculiar Group of brevi-pennate Rails.	213–216
10	25	Notice of the Occurrence of the Shy Albatros (Diomedea cauta) in the North Island.	217–219
10	26	On the Addition of the Red-tailed Tropic Bird (Phæton rubricauda) to the Avifauna of New Zealand.	219–220
10	29	Disappearance of the small Birds of New Zealand.	239–242
11	37	On Phalacrocorax carunculatus, Gmelin.	332–337
11	43	On the specific Value of Prion banksii	351–352
11	44	Remarks on the Long-tailed Cuckoo (Eudynamis taitensis).	353–355
11	45	Remarks on a species of Lestris inhabiting our Seas.	355–359
11	46	Note on Mr. Howard Saunders' Review of the Larinæ, or Gulls.	359–360
11	47	On a further Occurrence of the Australian Tree Swallow (Hylochelidon nigricans) in New Zealand.	360
11	48	Additions to List of Species, and Notices of Rare Occurrences, since the publication of 'The Birds of New Zealand.'	361–366
11	49	Further Contributions to the Ornithology of New Zealand.	366–376
11	50	Memorandum of the Keá.	376–377
12	6	On the Moa.	63–108
12	22	On the Occurrence of the Red-capped Dotterel (Hiaticula ruficapilla) in New Zealand.	246–247
12	23	Remarks on some curious Specimens of New Zealand Birds.	248–249
12	24	Notes on the Nesting Habits of the Orange-wattled Crow.	249–250
12	30	On Anas gracilis, Buller.	271–272
13	26	An Analysis of Moa Eggshell.	225–227
13	29	On Harpagornis (third paper).	232–234
13	30	Notes on some Additions to the Collection of Birds in the Colonial Museum.	235–236
14	31	On the Notornis.	238–244
14	32	On the Skeleton of Notornis mantelli.	245–258
14	34	Notice of the Occurrence of the Eastern Golden Plover (Charadrius fulvus) in the Auckland District.	264–265
14	35	Notice of the Occurrence of the Australian Roller (Eurystomus pacificus) in New Zealand.	265–266
15	14	Remarks upon the Distribution, within the New Zealand Zoological Sub-region, of the Birds of the Orders Accipitres, Passeres, Scansores, Columbæ, Gallinæ, Struthiones, and Grallæ.	178–187
16	17	On the Occurrence of Phalaropus fulicarius, Pennant (the Red Phalarope), in New Zealand.	279–280
16	22	Observations on the Breeding Habits of the Eastern Golden Plover (Charadrius fulvus).	308
16	23	On some rare Species of New Zealand Birds.	308–318
16	24	On Hieracidea novæ-zealandiæ and H. brunnea.	318–322
17	8	Notice of the Occurrence of the Eastern Golden Plover (Charadrius fulvus, Gml.) near Wellington.	59–60
17	9	Notes on some New Zealand Birds, exhibiting curious Variations of Colour.	60–62
17	17	Notes on Moa Remains in the Mackenzie Country and other Localities.	172–178
17	20	Notes on New Zealand Ornithology.	187–198
18	10	Notes on a Skeleton of Notornis, recently acquired by the Otago University Museum.	78–82
18	11	Remarks on the Feathers of two Species of Moa.	83–84
18	12	Notes on New Zealand Ornithology: Observations on Pogonornis cincta (Dubus), Stitch-bird (Tiora).	84–87
18	13	Notes on New Zealand Ornithology: Observations on Procellaria parkinsoni (Grey); Brown Petrel (Taiko).	87–90
18	14	Observations on Gould's Petrel (Hutton), Procellaria gouldi (Ohi), their Habits and Habitats.	90–91
18	15	Observations on Cook's Petrel (Grey), Procellaria cooki (Ti Ti), their Habits and Habitats.	92–93
18	16	Observations on Puffinus gavius (Forst.), Rain-bird (Hakoakoa), their Habits and Habitats.	93–97
18	17	Observations on Puffinus assimilis (Gould), Totorore, their Habits and Habitats.	95–96
18	18	Observations on the Habits of New Zealand Birds, their Usefulness or Destructiveness to the Country.	96–104
18	19	Notes on the Habits of some New Zealand Birds.	105–107
18	22	The Protection of Native Birds.	112–117
18	24	A List of the Native Birds of the Petane District, Hawke's Bay, with Notes and Observations.	123–128
18	25	A remarkable Variety of the New Zealand Pigeon (Carpophaga novæ-zealandiæ), with References to previous Notices.	129
18	27	On the Habits of Ocydromus australis.	131–134
18	28	Description of Hybrid Ducks, bred from Common Duck (A. boschus) and Grey Duck (A. superciliosa).	134–135
19	13	A Description of the curiously-deformed Bill of a Huia (Heteralocha acutirostris, Gould), an endemic New Zealand bird.	140–145
19	21	Description of the Little Barrier or Hanturu Island, the Birds which inhabit it, and the Locality as a Protection to them.	181–184
19	22	Notes on Ornithology.	184–188
19	23	Ornithological Notes.	188–193
19	24	Notes on some Moa Remains found at the Great Barrier Island during February, 1886.	193–194
20	3	Ornithological Notes.	29–31
20	5	On the Occurrence of the Masked Plover (Lobivanellus personatas, Gould) in New Zealand.	33–34
20	7	Note on the Female of Anas boschas assuming the Plumage of the Male.	39
21	8	On some Birds from the Kermadec Islands.	121–124
21	9	Notice of the Capture of a Specimen of the Shy Albatross (Diomedea cauta) near Auckland.	125–126
21	10	The Habits and Home of the Wandering Albatross (Diomedea exulans).	126–128
21	11	On a Specimen of the Brown Gannet (Sula fusca) shot in Napier Harbour, with Notes on other New Zealand Birds.	128–134
21	20	A few stray Notes on the New Zealand Owl, Athene novæ-zealandiæ, Gml.—Ruru and Koukou of the Maoris, and Morepork of the Settlers.	200–205
21	21	On the Birds of Lake Brunner District.	205–224
21	22	On Apteryx bulleri.	224
21	23	Notes on the Decrease of Pheasants on the West Coast of the North Island.	225–226
21	24	The Takahe (Notornis mantelli) in Western Otago.	226–230
21	25	Notes on some New Zealand Birds.	230–233
22	32	Observations on the Mokohinou Islands and the Birds which visit them.	286–294
22	33	Notes on a Paper entitled "The Takahe in Western Otago," by Mr. James Park, F.G.S.	295–300
22	41	Note on the Wandering Albatros (Diomedea exulans).	340–342
22	42	On the Assumed Hybridity between the Common Fowl and the Woodhen (Ocydromus).	342–353
23	2	An Exhibition of New and Forms of New Zealand Birds, with Remarks thereon.	26–53
23	13	Note on the Breeding Habits of the European Sparrow (Passer domesticus) in New Zealand.	108–110
23	15	Takahe versus Kakapo.	112–119
23	16	On the Origin of the Sternum.	119–123
23	20	Notes on Sceloglaux albifacies, the Laughing Owl of New Zealand.	190–191
23	21	Description of a Remarkable Variation in the Colour of Platycercus auriceps.	192
23	26	On the Birds of the Kermadec Islands.	216–226
23	28	On the Wandering Albatros: with an Exhibition of Specimens, and the Determination of a New Species.	230–235
24	2	Notes and Observations on New Zealand Birds.	64–74
24	3	Further Notes and Observations on Certain Species of New Zealand Birds (with Exhibits).	75–91
24	4	On the large Kiwi from Stewart Island (Apteryx maxima).	91–92
24	5	The Moas of New Zealand.	93–172
24	6	Notes on Moa Gizzard-stones.	172–175
24	7	On the Genus Aptornis, with more Especial Reference to Aptornis defossor, Owen.	175–184
24	8	Preliminary Notice of Additions to the Extinct Avi-fauna of New Zealand.	185–189
24	9	Note on a Species of Platycercus (P. erythrotis, Wagl.) from Antipodes Island.	190–191
25	1	On the Classification and Mutual Relations of the Dinornithidæ.	1–3
25	2	On the Presence of a Crest of Feathers in certain Species of Moa.	3–6
25	3	On New Species of Moas.	6–13
25	4	On Anomalopteryx antiqua.	14–16
25	5	The Moas and the Moa-hunters.	17–49
25	8	Note on the Flightless Rail of the Chatham Islands (Cabalus modestus).	52–53
25	9	Notes on New Zealand Birds.	53–63
25	10	Further Notes on the Birds of New Zealand.	63–88
25	11	On the Fissures and Caves at the Castle Rocks, Southland: with a Description of the Remains of the Existing and Extinct Birds found in them.	88–106
25	12	Notes on Birds.	107–108
26	12	On a New Rail from the Auckland Islands.	180
26	13	Brief Ornithological Notes.	181
26	14	On the Birds observed during a Voyage from New Zealand to England, and Notes made on the Return Voyage from Plymouth to Auckland by way of the Cape of Good Hope.	182–199
26	19	Notes on Three Moa-skulls, probably referable to the Genus Pachyornis.	223-225
26	20	Result of a Further Exploration of the Bone-fissure at the Castle Rocks, Southland.	226–229
26	21	Materials for a Bibliography of the Dinornithidæ, the Great Extinct Birds of New Zealand, usually called Moas.	229–257
27	3	Illustrations of Darwinism; or, The Avifauna of New Zealand considered in Relation to the Fundamental Law of Descent with Modification.	75–104
27	4	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand; with an Exhibition of Rare Specimens.	104–126
27	5	On a New Species of Fern-bird (Sphenœacus) from the Snares Islands; with an Exhibition of Specimens.	127–128
27	6	Notes on the Flightless Duck of the Auckland Islands (Nesonetta aucklandica).	128–129
27	7	Notes on Phalacrocorax colensoi, of the Auckland Islands, and on Phalacrocorax onslowi, of the Chatham Islands.	129–132
27	8	Notes on Œstrelata neglecta; with an Exhibition of Specimens.	132–134
27	9	Some Curiosities of Bird-life.	134–142
27	13	On the Axial Skeleton in the Dinornithidæ.	157–178
27	14	On the Occurrence of a Pneumatic Foramen in the Femur of a Moa.	173–174
27	16	On Majaqueus æquinoctialis, from Antipodes Island.	177
27	25	Further Contributions towards a Bibliography of the Dinornithidæ, the Great Extinct Birds of New Zealand, usually called Moas: Supplement No. 1.	228–231
27	26	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.	232–238
27	29	On the Bird Moa and its Aliases.	262–273
27	30	The Kea (Nestor notabilis), a Sheep-eating Parrot.	273–280
27	33	On the Anatomy of Flight of Certain Birds.	284–287
28	31	Notes on New Zealand Ornithology, with an Exhibition of Specimens.	326–358
28	32	On the Occurrence of the Nankeen Kestrel of Australia (Cerchneis cenchroides) in New Zealand.	359
28	33	Notes on some Species of New Zealand Birds.	360–367
28	34	Bird Life on a Run.	367–375
28	35	An Ornithological Note.	376–377
29	11	On the Poua and Other Extinct Birds of the Chatham Islands.	162–168
29	13	Notes on the Ornithology of New Zealand.	179–207
29	18	Notes on certain Species of New Zealand Ducks.	252–256
30	30	Notes on Bird-life in the West Coast Sounds.	279–293
30	31	A Romance of Samoan Natural History; or, Records relating to the Manu Mea, or Red Bird of Samoa, now nearly, if not quite, extinct.	293–303
30	67	On Swallows and Martins at Hicks Bay.	532

Parasites

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
17	3	On a Parasite of the Penguin.	19–20
21	57	Rabbit Disease in the Wairarapa.	429–438
22	35	Rabbit-disease in the South Wairarapa.	308–325
28	41	On Animal and Vegetable Parasites associated with the Production of Neoplasms in Cattle and Sheep.	451–454

Reptiles

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
2	2	On the Tuatara (Hatteria punctata).	17–20
2	3	On the Anatomy of Naultinus Greyii	20–21
3	2	A List of the Lizards inhabiting New Zealand, with Descriptions.	4–11
4	21	Notes on the Lizards of New Zealand, with Descriptions of Two New Species.	167–172
5	36	Observations on Naultinus pacificus, Gray.	307–308
7	44	On the Disappearance of the larger kinds of Lizard from North Canterbury.	295–297
9	30	Notes on the Tuatara Lizard (Sphenodon punctatum), with a description of a supposed New Species.	317–325
9	31	Description of a New Lizard (Naultinus pulcherrimus).	326–327
10	27	Notice of a new Variety of Tuatara Lizard (Sphenodon) from East Cape Island.	220–221
10	28	Notes on the Physiology and Anatomy of the Tuatara (Sphenodon güntheri).	222–239
11	42	Further Notes on the Habits of the Tuatara Lizard	349–351
12	26	Notes and Observations on the Animal Economy and Habits of one of our New Zealand Lizards, supposed to be a new Species of Naultinus.	251–264
12	45	Description of a new Species of Lizard of the Genus Naultinus.	314–315
13	62	Description of a new Species of Lizard of the Genus Naultinus.	419–420
17	14	Description of a small Lizard, a Species of Naultinus, supposed to be new to Science.	149–151
17	15	A Description of some newly-discovered New Zealand Insects believed to be new to Science.	151–160
18	20	Observations on Sphenodon punctatum, Fringe-back Lizard (Tuatara).	108–110
18	23	Notes on the Bones of a Species of Sphenodon (S. diversum, Col.), apparently distinct from the species already known.	118–123
19	8	On the Occurrence of the English Scaly Lizard (Zootoca vivipara) in New Zealand.	67–69
19	15	Further Notes and Observations on the Gestation, Birth, and Young of a Lizard, a Species of Naultinus.	147–150
19	16	Remarks on Palinurus lalandii, M. Edw., and P. edwardsii, Button.	150–155
25	13	On the Occurrence of the Luth, or Leathery Turtle, on the Coasts of New Zealand.	108–110
29	21	The Lizards (Lacertilia) indigenous to New Zealand.	264–280

Zoology (other)

Volume	Article No.	Article title	Page numbers
5	26	On the Geographical Relations of the New Zealand Fauna.	227–256
10	39	Notes on the New Zealand Myriopoda in the Otago Museum.	288–293
10	43	Notes on some Changes in the Fauna of Otago.	306–324
11	35	On a new Infusorian parasitic on Patella argentea.	330
11	36	Description of some new Slugs.	331–332
11	38	Notes on a Collection from the Auckland Islands and Campbell Island.	337–343
11	53	The District of Okarita, Westland.	386–391
14	33	On a new Method of preserving Cartilaginous Skeletons and other soft Animal Structures.	258–264
14	39	Notes on Zoological Researches made on the Chicken Islands, East Coast of the North Island.	274–277
17	18	Objections to the Introduction of Beasts of Prey to destroy the Rabbit.	179–182
17	19	A short Description of a few Experiments bearing on the Question of Spontaneous Generation.	182–186
18	9	On an Index-Collection for small Zoological Museums, in the Form of a Genealogical Tree of the Animal Kingdom.	73–78
18	32	Description of a new Pill-Millipede.	139–140
24	27	Animal Intelligence.	349–354
26	4	Description of a Large Species of Iulus.	106
28	40	Zoological Notes, Nelson District.	449–450