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SUBJECT INDEX 1 1867-1916

Published by the Society
Science House, Gloucester and Essex Streets, Sydney
Issued ae March, 1975 .

JOURNAL AND PROCEEDINGS. | Ve

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OF THE

ROYAL SOCIETY
OF NEW SOUTH WALES

SUBJECT INDEX
OF THE FIRST HALF CENTURY
(1867-1916)

WITH FOUR YEARS (1862-1865)
OF THE
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF N.S.W.

Compiled by
A. F. DAY, A.S.T.C., M.I.E.Aust.

PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY,
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EXPLANATORY NOTES:

Volume numbers are bracketed. They are shown in Arabic for convenience :
Roman numerals are used on the original Volumes.

Page numbers are shown in Arabic or Roman numerals according to the
numbering in the Volumes.
KEY TO YEARS OF VOLUMES:

Transactions of the
Philosophical Society

of N.S.W. 1862-65
Royal Society of N.S.W. Royal Society of N.S.W.

Volume 1 1867 Volume 26 1892
2 1868 27 1893

5 1869 28 1894

4 1870 29 1895

5 1871 30 1896

6 1872 31 1897

7 1873 32 1898

8 1874 33 1899

9 1875 34 1900

10 1876 35 1901

11 1877 36 1902

12 1878 af 1903

13 1879 38 1904

14 1880 39 1905

15 1881 40 1906

16 1882 41 1907

17 1883 42 1908

18 1884 43 1909

19 1885 44 1910

20 1886 45 1911

ZA 1887 46 1912

22 1888 47 1913

23 1889 48 1914

24 1890 49 1915

25 1891 50 1916

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REERVDEEN, N.S.W.,
Fyphoid at,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

ABORIGINAL Arranda Tribe,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Barkunjee Tribe

Initiation Ceremonies,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Bora held at
Gundabloui in 1894,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Dialects of
Victoria, R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Fisneries at
Brewarrina, N.S.W.,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Heliman
(Shreld) in N.S.W.,
He): Daek

ABORIGINAL Language,

Vocabulary of, J. Larmer

ABORIGINAL Names of Rivers

im Ni S.W.,
P,. MacPherson (Rev. )

ABORIGINAL Navigation,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Rock Paintings
near, oingleton, N.S.W.,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Tribes,
R.H. Mathews _

ABORIGINAL Tribes of
NSW.) and Victoria,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Tribes of

Queensland, Divisions of,

R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINAL Tribes,
Totemic Divisions of,
R.H. Matnews

(28)

(4)

(32)

(23)

(30)

(37)

(37)

(49)

(32)

(20)

(41)

(27)

(41)

(38)

(33)

(31)

29

146

241

98

Pale

243

146

282

225

143

244

Rey)

67

203

108

154

ABORIGINAL Tribes of
Western Australia,
R.H. Mathews

(35)

ABORIGINES, Australian (32)
Divisional Systen,

R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, Australian,
E. Stephens

(23)

ABORIGINES, Australian,
W.T. Wyndham

(23)

ABORIGINES, Australian,
Marriage and Descent
among, R.H. Mathews

(34)

ABORIGINES, Australian,
Mutilation practised by,
T.L. Bancroft

(31)

ABORIGINES, Australian,
Varieties of Food for,
W.T. Wyndham

(24)

ABORIGINES, Disappearing
in Australia,
J. Mathew (Rev.)

(23)

ABORIGINES, Eastern
Australia, Languages of,
R.H. Mathews

(36)

ABORIGINES, Lower Murray- Trans.

Darling, Manners and Phil,
Customs of, G. Krefft Soc! yr,

ABORIGINES, Murrumbidgee (31)
Tribes Initiation,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, New Holland, (16)
J. Manning

ABORIGINES, New South (16)
Wales, J:\ Fraser

ABORIGINES, Port Stephens (33)
(NoS.W.) Initiations
Wedsiobnneht

ABORIGINES, Port Stephens (34)

Language and Weapons,
Weide “Enrioht

PAN

66

476

36

E20

XXV

tdi?

oe)

135

So7

ie

155

WS

15

103

ABORIGINES, Rock Carvings (44)
N.S.W., R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, Rock Holes for (35)
Warming Water,
R.H. Mathews

ABORUGUNES "oul... Coast: of (34)
Australia, Organization,
Language, R.H. Mathews and
MoM. Everitt

ABORIGINES, Stone (19)
Implements,
P. MacPherson (Rev.)

ABORIGINES, Stone (28)
Instruments, R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, Stones, (45)
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, Victoria, (36)
Languages of,
R.H. Mathews

ABORIGINES, Victoria, (18)
Oven Mounds of,
P. MacPherson (Rev. )

ABORIGINES, Western Rivers (17)
of N.S.We;) Pa Beveridge

ABRASION Test of Building (40)
Materials, H. Burchartz

ACACIA and New Species, (49)
J.H. Maiden

ACACIA Rubida, Dimorphic (48)
Foliage of, R.H. Cambage

ACACIA Seedlings, (49)
R.H. Cambage (50)

ACADEMICS, International (35)
Association Proposed,
A. Liversidge

ACTINIC Sunlight, (40)
Distribution of,
H.A. Lenehan

401

213

262

det3

301

559

71

49

19

45

463

136

81

143

14

24

ACTINIUM and Ionium from
Olary Ores, S. Radcliff

(48) 408
ACTINOMETER, New Form of, (18) 73
H.C. Russell

ADAMS, John H., Death of, (47) 3
R.H. Cambage

ADDRESSES, Presidential,
(Previously known as
Opening Address 1870-1871,
Anniversary Address 1872-1903)
Anderson Stuart, V2. (28) 1-38

Anderson Stuart, T.P. (41) 1-26

Burge, C.O-< (39); 122
Cambage, R.H. (47) 1-58
Clarke, W.B. (Rev.) (4) 1-48
Clarke, W.B. (Rev.) (6) 1-66
Clarke, W.B. (Rev.) (7) 1-52
Clarke, W.B... (Rev) (9) 1-56
Clarke, W.B. (Rev.) (10) 1-34
Deane, H. (32) 1-54
Deane, H. (42) 1-33

Edgeworth David, T.W. (45) 1-60
Edgeworth David, T.W. (30) 1-69

(50) 1-81

Greig-Smith, R.

Guthrie, oF 7B: (38) 1-20
Hamlet, W.M. (34) 1-35
Hamlet, W.M. (43) 4227
Hedley, C. (49) 1-77
Knibbs, G.H. (33) 1-44
Leibius, A. (25) 1-45

Lenehan, H.A. (40) 1-38

ADDRESSES, Presidential
(Continued)

Liversidge, A.
Liversidge, A.
Liversidge, A.
Maiden, J.H.
Maiden, J.H.
Moore, C.
Roberts, A. (Sir)
Rolleston, C.
Rolleston, C.
Rolleston, C.
Russell, H.C.
Russell, H.C.
Russell, H.C.
Russell, H.C.
Smith, J.
Siiath , J.
Smith , J.
Smpen,: J.
Smiths iH. Gi
Threlfall, \R.
Walsh, H.D.
Warren, W.H.
harren, WH.
Wilkinson, C.S.
ADELONG Reefs (N.S.W.),

Character of,
H. | COX

(20)
(24)
(35)
(31)
(46)
(14)
(23)
(12)
(17)
(21)
(11)
(16)
(19)
(26)

(5)
(13)
(15)
(18)
(48)
(29)
(44)
(27)
(37)
(22)

(19)

1-43

135

AERONAUTICAL Work, (29); 40
L. Hargrave (32) "55

AEROPLANES, Rigidity G45), 233
and ‘Stability iof,
L. Hargrave

AGAR Agar Seaweed from (47) 75
Western Australia,
J. Burton, Cleland

AGRICULTURAL College, (25 9
Hawkesbury, N.S.W.,
A., Leibius

AGRICULTURAL Education, (39)
S.H. Barraclougn XXXVIT

AGRICULTURAL Gazette of (25 )nereo
N.o.W. started July 1890;
A. Leibius

AGRICULTURAL Statistics Transs256
Ob. Non Wi Pha.
CG. Rolleston Soc!y..

AIR Flow Recorder, (45) 7258
W.R. Hebblewhite

AIR from Coal Mines, (35J)8 7 52
Analysis of, F.B. Guthrie
and A.A. Atkinson

AIR, Large Ions in, (43) “Se
Experimental Study of,
5.Gs, -Luspy.

AIRY, Sir George, Biddell®, 1"(26)) 2
lite of, H.C. Russell

ALESS1IO" (Dr...) Vase Feo C40), st
sydney, H.A.; Lenehan

ALGAE, Red or Purple (33) 2-45
Marine, R. Bastow

ALLOTROPISM, Suggested (4 Spr es
Explanatiron).of,
F Bir Guthrae

ALT, Augustus Theodore (34) 1

Henry), iFirst, Engineer "in
Australia, N. Selfe

ALUMINA, Iron and (41)
Phosphoric Acid Estimation,
T. Cooksey

ALUMINIUM Succinate in (37)
Proteaceous Trees,
HaG 4.7 omit

ALUMINIUM Succinate in (29)

Timber of Grevillea Robusta,
J.H. Maiden and H.G. Smith

AMERICA, Progress in, (39)
S.H. Barraclough

AMERICA, Progressive (3)
Settlement by Polynesians,
J.D. Lang (Rev.Dr.)

AMERICAN Association for (24)
the Advancement of Science,
A. Liversidge

AMERICAN Mining Methods, (9)
S.L. Bensusan

AMPHIPODA from Barrington (50)
Tops, N.S.W.,
C. Chilton

ANALYST, Assayer, Dept. (38)
of Mines, N.S.W.,
F.B. Guthrie

ANALYST, N.S.W. Government, (38)
F.B. Guthrie

ANCIENT Antarctic Life (29)
in Austral Lands,
G. hedley.

ANDROMEDA Constellation, (26)
Comet in, J. Tebbutt

ANEMOMETER and Pluviometer, (18)
New Self-registering,
ec. Russe lel

ANEMOMETER, Improvement in, (22)
H.C. Russell

ANEMOMETRY, Use of New (28)
Velocity Recorder,
A, Grains

163

107

625

XXV

73

55

73

82

12

552

gS)

103

281

ANGOPHORAS, Essential Oils (47) 106
of) HsG. Smith

ANGOPHORAS, Seedlings of, (47) 98
CG... Hatt

ANGULAR Measures with C24 87
Theodolite, Theory of,
G.H. Knibbs

ANTARCTICA, Return of (48) 8
Mawson Expedition,
H.G. Smith

ANTARCTICA, Scientific
Work in, R.H. Cambage

(47) 9

ANTARCTICA, Wireless (47)O7 16
Telegraph Messages to,
R.H. Cambage

ANTARCTIC Disaster, (47) 8
Captain Scott,
R.H. Cambage

ANTARCTIC Expedition, (47) 8
Mawson, R.H. Cambage

ANTARCTIC Expedition (437° "11
1907-09, W.M. Hamlet

ANTARCTIC Expedition (24)°< 24

Suggested, A. Liversidge

ANTARCTIC Exploration, (46) 28
J.H. Maiden

ANTARCTIC Research, (S2)"= 39
H. Deane

ANTARCTIC Rocks collected (29) 461

by C.E. Borchgrevink,
T.W. Edgeworth David,
W.F. Smith, and J.A. Schotrel@

ANTHRAX, Spreading of, (28 "14:
T.P. Anderson Stuart

ANTHRAX Vaccine, (28) “2S
T.P. Anderson Stuart

ANTIMONY Ore Assaying, (6). 71
Fallacy of Certain Method,
A. Leibius

AQUARIUM of Fresh Water
Described, J.H. Maiden

AQUATIC Life, Use of Soda
to Stupify,

ARABIN, Occurrence in
Prickly Pear,
W.M. Hamlet

ARCHITECTURE, School of,
S.H. Barraclough

ARDISIA of New Guinea,
F. von Mueller (Baron)

ARGON, Discovery of,
R. Threlfall

ARITHMETOMETER (Stanhope) ,

R. Harley (Rev.)
ARNHEM Land, Newly
Discovered Plants,

F. von Mueller (Baron)

AROMADENDRIN from Turbid

(46) 67

(17) 261

Prof. Leipner

(25):4525

(39) XVI

(20) 43

(29) 24

(24) 122

(2498273

128
174

630) 1155

Group of Eucalyptus Kinos,

H.G. Smith
AROMADENDRIN like Product
from Grey Gun,

H.G. Smith

ARRANDA Tribe of

Aboriginals, R.H. Mathews

ARSENICAL Dip Fluid,

(S117 7

(41) 146

(44) 77

Determination of Alkali in,

L. Cohen

ART Criticism,
E.L. Montefiore

ARTESIAN Area, Irrigation
im, ESE. Pitman and
T.W. Edgeworth David

ARTESIAN Bores, Bunda
Station, Queensland,
W.H. Suttor

(15) 189

(37)
Gary

(27) “376

ARTESIAN Bore Flow,
Measurement by Works
Dept. N.S. W.,
face oe toma lt

ARTESIAN Bore Flow,
to Height of 60 feet,
C.S. Wilkinson

ARTESIAN Bore Flow, Used
for Driving Dynamo,

(37)
CLXXIX

(221) #50

(32) XVI

Thargominda, T.H. Houghton

ARTESIAN Boring in N.S.W.,

Economics of,
J. Boultbee

ARTESIAN Problen,
Hydraulic Aspect of,
G.H. Knibbs

ARTESIAN Water and
Irrigation, W.A. Dixon

ARTESIAN Water in
Australia,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

ARTESIAN Water in
Australia, E.F. Pittman

ARTESIAN Water in N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

ARTESIAN Water in N.S.W.,
J. Boultbee

ARTESIAN Water in N.S.W.
and Queensland,
T.W. Edgeworth David

ARTESIAN Water in Rocks
other than Cretaceous,
Eo Po Pittman

ARTESIAN Water, Living
Organisms in,
W.A. Haswell

ART Instruction,
J. Plummer

(37)
CLIV

(37)
XXIV

(27) 466

(28) 1

(41) 100

(25) 286

(32) 788

(27) 408

(29) 408

(37)

XLVIII

1S) 205

ASBESTOS in Serpentine (14)
near Gundagai, N.S.W.,
C. Moore

ASTRONOMER (Govt.) and (47)
Chair of Astronomy,
R.H. Cambage

ASTRONOMERS (Australian), (40)
Conference of,
H.A, Lenehan

ASTRONOMICAL Experiment in (12)
Blue Mountains, N.S.W.,
BoC Rass elt

ASTRONOMICAL, ''Magnetical''Trans

and Meteorological Phal.
Sciences, Soc, y;
GOR. \Smaldey,

ASTRONOMICAL Observations Trans.

and Geological Changes, Phil.
G.R. Smalley

ASTRONOMICAL Photography, (26)
Heconkusse ll

ASTRONOMICAL Photography, (21)
Rapid Progress in,
C. Rolleston

ASTRONOMICAL Notes, (6)
HoGe Russel (9)

ASTRONOMICAL Refraction, (39)
Provisional Determination
of) C.J. Merfaeld

ASTRONOMICAL Work to be (40)
Done, Large Amount of,
H.A. Lenehan

ASTRONOMY of the (15)
Australian Aborigines,
P. MacPherson (Rev.)

ATHLETES, Influence of (43)
Oxycen\on,,.,. WeM. Hamlet
ATMOSPHERE, Effect of (44)

Contact with Halley's Comet,
H.G.A. Harding

Socty,

29

347

538

45

11

83
135

76

jt

71

20

519

ATOMIC Weight Relationships(43) 16
W.M. Hamlet

AUCELLA, New Species in
Cretaceous Rocks of N.E.
Australia, R. Etheridge Jnr.

(17) 87

AUGITE Crystals in (38) 402
Mudstones, Gerringong, N.S.W.,
HG: Foxall

AURIFEROUS and Other (i) 430
Metalliferous Districts of
N. Queensland, W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

AURIFEROUS Slate and Granite(4) 88
Veins of N.S.W.,
H.A. Thomson

AURORA Australis, (Sh) 252
H.C. Russell

AUSTRALASIAN Association (32) 42
for Advancement of Science,
H. Deane

AUSTRALASIAN Association (206i) Bb
for Advancement of Science
Advocated, <A. .Liversigge

AUSTRALASIAN Association (22) a5
for Advancement of Science
Established, C.S. Wilkinson

AUSTRALASIAN Society for (23) 9
Advancement of Science
First Meeting, A. Roberts (Sir)

AUSTRALASIAN Society for
Advancement of Science,
Liversidge Idea,

A. sRoberts, (Sir)

(235)sq 6

AUSTRALASIAN Society for (2.5) 5.) 08
Advancement of Science,
Reduced Fares for Distant
Members, A. Roberts (Sir)

AUSTRALIA, Aborigines of, (23), 476
EB. Stepnens
AUSTRALIA, Aboriginal (20) 113

Names of Rivers in,
P. MacPherson (Rev. )

AUSTRALIA, Changes in Land (19)
Level on East Coast of,
H.C. Russell

AUSTRALIA, Chemistry of (17)
Local Products, Abstracts,
W.A. Dixon

AUSTRALIA, Chief Tectonic (45)
Lines of,
T.W. Edgeworth David
AUSTRALIA, Federal (17)

Quarantine for,
Co KaiMackellar

AUSTRALIA, First Discovery (43)
of (c.1595), W.M. Hamlet

AUSTRALIA, Geological Maps (9)
Ofjvew.B. Clarke (Rev.)

AUSTRALIA, Indigenous
Plants (New Genera),
F, von Mueller (Baron)

(17)

AUSTRALIA, National
Erfrcvency in;
S.H. Barraclough

AUSTRALIA, Native Tribes
of, R.H. ‘Mathews

AUSTRALIA, Original (7)
Discovery of,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

AUSTRALIA, Plants
Indigenous to,
F. von Mueller (Baron)

(20)

AUSTRALIA, Problem of
Peopling the Continent,
J.H. Cardew

(41)

AUSTRALIA, Strategic
Railways in, J.H. Cardew

(41)

AUSTRALIA, Tertiary Corals (11)
in, J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

AUSTRALIA, Tertiary
Deposits in,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(11)

191

278

39

Sys.

187

if

II

183

65

AUSTRALIA, Tertiary
Palaeontology,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev.)

(11)

AUSTRALIA, Time Zoning (26)
Mooted, H.C. Russell
AUSTRALIA, Wind in, (5)
J. Smith
AUSTRALIAN Aborigines (15)
Astronomy,
P. MacPherson (Rev. )
AUSTRALIAN Aborigines, (257)

"Last Vestiges Disappearing",
J. Mathew (Rev.)

AUSTRALIAN Aborigines, (30)
"Mika or “Kulpi" Opération;
T.P. Anderson Stuart

AUSTRALIAN Aborigines, (24)
Varieties of Food,
W.T. Wyndham

AUSTRALIAN Academy of (35)

Science Proposed’,
A. Liversidge

AUSTRALIAN Association for (47)
the Advancement of Science,
Meeting of, R.H. Cambage

AUSTRALIAN Birds,
Trematodes of,
S.J. Johnston

(50)

AUSTRALIAN Black Snakes, (29)
Action of Venom of,

Cidks Martin

AUSTRALIAN Black Snakes,
Venom of;°C.J2, Martian
and J. Garvie-Smith

(26)

AUSTRALIAN Botanists,
J cHs Maiden

(42)

AUSTRALIAN Cattle, (44)

Pentastomes in,

113

44

533

AES)

£12

13

187

146

240

60

315

T.H. Johnstone andi) .B Cleland

AUSTRALIAN Divisional (32)
Systems Among Aborigines,
R.H. Mathews

AUSTRALIAN Flora, (42)

AJ. EwarteadssWnite ,
and’ .R.. Tovey

AUSTRALIAN Forests, Causes (19)
of Decay,
P. MacPherson (Rev.)

AUSTRALIAN Fungi, Pnalloids(49)
and Geasters, J.B. Cleland
and E. Cheel

AUSTRALIAN Gems, (6)
G.M. Stephen

AUSTRALIAN Journal of
Dr. W. Stimpson,
Gy Hedley

(48)

AUSTRALIAN Language,
Remarks on, J. Fraser

(24)

AUSTRALIAN Mammals, (7)
Classification of,
G. Krefft

AUSTRALIAN Orchids,
R.D. Fitzgerald

(i)

AUSTRALIAN Philosophical
Society, 1850, J./Smith

(15)

AUSTRALIAN Philosophical (23)
Society, Soon Strangled by
Gold Mania, A. Roberts (Sir)

AUSTRALIAN Philosophical (15)
Society becomes Philosophical
Society of N.S.W.,' July 1855,
J. Smith

AUSTRALIAN Philosophical (15)
Society, Vitality Sapped
by Gold Fever 1851-52,
J. Smith

AUSTRALIAN Rabbits, (25)

Spontaneous Disease of,
MOA. shorn

66

83

£99

73

140

231

135

89

AUSTRALIAN Railways, (41)
J.H. Cardew

AUSTRALIAN Rainfall, (42)
Ji Barling

AUSTRALIAN Snake Venon, (30)

Method of Injection
(Subcutaneous, Intravenous) ,
CJ. Martin

AUSTRALIAN Tertiary Polyzoa(11)
R.jEtheridge Jnr

AUSTRALIAN Timbers,

(24)
Testing of, W.H. Warren
AUSTRALIAN Trees, Rate of (25)
Growth of, H.C. Russell
AUSTRALIAN Tribes, (39)
Sociology of, R.H. Mathews
AUSTRALIAN Vegetation, (26)

Effect of White Settlement on,
A.G. Hamilton

AZURITE Crystals from (44)
Broken Hill, N.S.W.,
F. Cohen

BACTERIA, Destruction by (12)
Deprivation of Air,
C. Rolleston

BAILEY, F. Manson, Death (50)
of, R. Greig-Smith

BAKER, Sir Benjamin, (42)
H. Deane

BALMAIN (N.S.W.) Colliery, (32)
Depth of,, 77wHaDeane

BALMAIN (N.S.W.) Colliery, (33)

Rock Temperatures at,
J.L.C. Raés iE. Eb .Pittmang
and T.W. Edgeworth David

BAMBOOS Suitable for
Cultivation in N.S.We,
Dr. Brandis and
F. von Mueller (Baron)

(19)

III

253

150

129

129

168

104

178

Bi/ 7

y.

6

30

28

207

12

BANKS and Solander Plants, (39)
Illustrations of,
J.H. Maiden

BANKS, Sir Joseph, (40)

Memorial to, H.A. Lenehan

BANNER System of Sewer (26)
Ventilation, H.C. Russell

BARISAL Guns (Booming (45)
Noises) in Central Australia,
J.B. Cleland

BARKUNJEE Tribes,
Initiation Ceremonies of,
R.H. Mathews

(32)

BAROMETER Reading (14)
Corrections, H.C. Russell

BAROMETRIC Disturbances, (11)
H.C. Russell

BARON von Mueller, (9)
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

BARRIER Ranges Silver (24)

Field, Geological Notes on,
C.W. Marsh

BARYTES at Five Dock and
Pennant Hills, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(27)

BARYTES from Pyrmont
Quarries, N.S.W.,
W.H. Warren

(27)

BARYTES in Hawkesbury
Sandstone, Origin of,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(27)

BASALT from Bathurst
Daestrict.of N.S-W.,
W.J. Clunies Ross

(31)

BASALT from Bondi, N.S.W., (28)
J.M. Curran (Rev. )

BASALTS in Southern (49)
Tableland of N.S.W., Age of,
But. Harper

34

36

A2

187

241

47

213

56

a7,

407

16

407

296

2AT

244

BASALTS, Magnetic
susceptibility of,
A.W. Rucker

(28)

BEACH Formations at Botany (46)
Bay, N.S. W..;5-E.C., Andrews

BEECH Timber (Colonial),
Crystalline Deposits in,
H.G. Smith

(46)

BEER, Fusel 011 in,
W.M. Hamlet

(21)

BENTHAM, George (Botanist), (19)

Life of, H.C. Russell

BENZENE in Coal Tar Oils, (50)
Analysis of, G. Harker

BILLION, Meaning of a, (12)
C. Rolleston

BINARY Vapour Engine, (39)
S.H. Barraclough

BINGERA Diamond Field, (7)
A. Liversidge

BINGERA Meteorite, (16)
A. Liversidge

BIOLOGICAL Laboratory at (20)

Watson's Bay, Sydney, Closed,
A. Liversidge

BIOLOGICAL Station,
Erection of,

(24)
A. Liversidge

BIRD-Cestodes, New Genus (43)
of, H. Johnston

BIRDS in Australia, (50)
Trematodes of,
S.J. Johnston

BIRDS when Sailing are (55)
Dependent on Wave Power,
L. Hargrave

BIRTHRATE, Influence of (42)
Infantile Mortality on, (44)

G.H. Knibbs

SpE

158

Loe,

255

99

15

91
55

1S)

7,
139

187

125

238
22

10

BLACK Forest, Notes taken (13)
during a Tour in 1861,
Lot Hart

BLACKTHORN (Bursaria (43)

Spincsa), Chemistry of 011
from Seeds of, , E..Griffiths

’ BLECHNUM Capense °(L.)’,
Var). Gregsoni, Var. Nov..',
W.W. Watts (Rev.)

(49)

BLOWPIPE, A New Arrangement (26)
of, W.M. Hamlet

BLUE Mountains, Naming
Part after, Darwin,
T.PY Anderson Stuart

(28)

BLUE Mountains Valleys,
Formation of,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(30)

BOTLLER Inspectren’,
Nagoe lie

(33)

BOLEITE from Broken Hill,
N2S.W.,) A. Liversidge

(28)

BONDI Basalt, N.S.W.,
Ji btY ‘Curran “(Rev i)

(28)

BONDI, N.S.W., Marine
Erosion at,
CA. Sussmiich

(46)

BONES in Cave, Glenorchy, (1)
Tasmania, “SH. ‘Wintle
and G. Krefft

BOOKBINDING Cost,
W.H. Warren

(27)

BOOKGASE of Cedar, Gost;
W.H. Warren

(27)

BOOROOK Silver Mine,
W.A. Dixon

(12)

BORE Water, Cuttaburra
N.S.W., Analysis of,
J.C.H. Mingaye

(23)

BORING Apparatus,
Hydraulic, (G.H. Halligan

(32)

roy,

399

122

35

rt

94

v0

{55

30

Vaaye)

AN

LXXII

BORING for Water in N.S.W., (21) 4
C. Rolleston

BOTANIC Gardens, Functions (46) 51
of, J.H. Maiden

BOTANIC Gardens, Sydney (46) 49
NUBSWS "Hasrory pie
J.H. Maiden

BOTANIC Gardens, Sydney (469.54
N.S.W., Hundredth Year,
J.H. Maiden

BOTANIC Gardens, Sydney (fo) 58
N.S.W.,; Suggested Country
Branch, J.H. Maiden

BOTANIC Gardens, What are (46) 54
they? , "J.-H. Marden

BOTANICAL Conference at ae Oe
Vienna, H.A. Lenehan

BOTANICAL Descriptions, (46) 48
Alterations to,
J.H. Maiden

BOTANICAL Museum Suggested, (46) 65
J.H. Maiden

BOTANICAL Nomenclature, (40). 74
International Rules of,
J.H. Maiden

BOTANICAL Survey in N.S.W.,(31) 63
Plea for,’ JiHi Maiden (46) 44

BOTANICAL Teaching in (41), 60
Noho” Jeo Marden

BOTANISTS of Australia, (42) 60
J Hy (Marden

BOTANY Bay, N.S:W., ‘Beach “(46) > E56.
Formations at,
E.C. Andrews

BOTANY Bay, N.S.W., (A773 T20
Physiography of,
G.H. Halligan

BOTANY Bay, N.S.W., (50) 165
Shoreline Studies, (50)
E.C. Andrews XXXVII

BOTANY Bore, N.S.W., (27). 443
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

BOTANY )Chair: of; (47) 6
R.H. Cambage

BOTANY of Lord Howe's CS} \.029
Island, C. Wood

BOTANY, Teaching of, (46) 41
J.H. Maiden

BOTANY Watershed, (4) 74
E. Bell

BOURKE, NiS.W., (31) IV

Construction of Lock on
Ry Darling, C/O. Burge

BOURKE, N.S.W., Lock and (32) 2751
Weir on R. Darling,

H. Deane
BOVINES, Coccidiosis in, (47) 70
J.B. Cleland
BRAKE Absorption (31)

Dynamometer, New Form of, LXXXIII
Hee. Ross

BRAKES for Heavy Goods (27) 458
Trains, New Type,
W.H. Warren

BREAKWATERS at Mouth of (3.13) I
Swan River, W.A., —

C'.0. Burge

BREWARRINA, N.S.W., (37) A466
Aboriginal Fisheries at,
R.H. Mathews

BREWARRINA, N.S.W., C22) 0 5a

Crocodiles in Pleistocene
Beds near, C.S. Wilkinson

BREWING Process, (21)'°234
W.M. Hamlet
BRICKS (White), Ch) £33

Discoloration of,
E.H. Rennie

11

BRICKWORK, Compressive and (34)
Transverse Strenghts of, LXIII
W.H. Warren and
S.H.) Barraclough

BRIDGE Building, CS ere.
W.H. Warren

BRIDGE Disaster at Quebec, (42) 29
H. Deane

BRIDGE (Lift Type) over (30), XC
Murray River at Swan Hill,
Victoria, -Ps Atlan

BRIDGES (Timber) in N.S.W.,(29) I
Construction of, P. Allan

"BRISBANE 6183" Star,
J. Tebbutt

(12)) 228

BRISBANE, Q., Horse Trams (31) IV
Converting to Electric,
C0.” Burge

BRISBANE (Governor),
Parramatta Observatory
Described, C. Moore

(14) Zi

BRITISH Association for (47) 4
the Advancement of Science,
Australian "Meeting ‘to -be ‘held,
R.H. Cambage

BRITISH Association for (23) 6
the Advancement of Science,
First Meeting, York Eng: (1881,
A. Roberts (Sir)

BRITISH Association for (49) 1
the Advancement of Science,
Met in Australia 1914,
C. Hedley

BRITISH Astronomical (3h) + e24
Association, N.S.W. Branch
Formed, J.H. Maiden

BROKEN Hild) N.S.W:. (44) Si

Azurite Crystals from,

F.. Cohen

12

BROKEN Hill, N.S<W.,;
Boleite, Nantokite,
Kerargyrite, and Cuprite,
Ne laversidge

(28)

BROKEN Hill, N.S.W., (49)
Cerussite, C. Anderson
BROKENSHi1aeuNS Wa, (31)

Cordierite-bearing Rock from,
J2C. Moulden

BROKEN: Hil TO NeS2W 5 (26)
Native Copper Iodide,
C.W. Marsh

BROKEN® Hadid , NoS.Wis (29)
New Minerals from, (27)
E.F. )Pittman

BROKEN Hill, N.S.W., (26)

Platinum in Lode Material at,
J.C.H. Mingaye

BROKEN Hill, N.S.W., (26)
Water Supply,
H.C. Russell

BROWN, Henry Joseph, (49)
Death of, C. Hedley

BRUCE Telescope at Yerkes (40)

Observatory, H.A. Lenehan
BRUCK, Ludwig Hermann,
Death of,
R. Greig-Smith

(50)

BUBBLES of Froth, Origin
Of ;71J.A. Pollock

(45)

BUILDING and Ornamental
Stones of N.S:W.,
R.T. Baker and J. Nangle

(43)

BUILDING Materials, (40)
Abrasion Test by Sand Blast,
H. Burchartz

BULLI Coal Seams, N.S.W.,
votone Rolls) ing
W.G. Woolnough

(44)

94

289

214

326

48

566

oy1

27

27

180

45

534

BUNGANDITY Tribe (South (379
Australia), Language of,
R.H. Mathews

BUNGONIA Mineral Spring, (28)

JM. Curran (Rev .4

BURBUNG Initiation Ceremony (31)
of Murrumbidgee Aborigines,
R.H. Mathews

BURRINJUCK Geophysics, (49)
LA Cotton

BUSBY's Bore, Sydney, (34)
NeS: We” Ne Sette

BUSBY, William, (22)
Biographical Note,
C.S.. Wilkinson

BUSH Fire, Effect on the (24)
Distribution of Speerese
R. Collie: (Rev...)

BUSH, Thomas James, Death (49)
of, C. Hedley

BUTTERY Artifsecialy, (17)

Manufacture of,
W. Morris

BUTTER, Artificialg Usexsar f£b7)
Micro-Polariscope to Detect,
W. Morris

BUTYRIC Acid, Butyl Ester (48)
inpEuealypuus, O01),
HiG... Smith

BUTYRIC Acid in;Sapeot (30)
Silky Oak, H.G.. Smath

CATALASE Reaction of Milk, (48)

HB. daylor

CALCAREOUS Sandstone Allied(27)
to Fontainebleau Sandstone
at Rocklily, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

CALCITE and Quartz, Gold {27}

in, A. Liversidge

59

54

111

103

262

464

194

ae

406
480

299

CALCIUM Oxalate in (39) 4-25
Eucalyptus Bark,
eG.) Smith

CAMPHOR (Crystalline) of (335), 86
Eucalyptus Oil,
A Gin Smith

CAMPHOR or Stearoptene in
Sydney Peppermint,
R. 0. Baker and H.G.- Smith

(51) 195

CANADA Balsam, Use of,
H. Sharp

(16) 286

CANADIAN-Australian Sea
Route, Observations on,
M.W.C. Hepworth

(32) 120

CANBELEGO and Cobar Mining (48)
Fields, Ores from, XXVIII
E.C. Andrews

CANCER, Radium Treatment (48) 6
of ,4),Hi Gy Smith

CANOBLAS Mountains, N.S.W.,(40) 130
Silurian and Devonian Rocks
near, C.A. Stissmilch

CANTY, Michael, Death of, (49) 6
C. Hedley

CAPTAIN Cook Pilot Vessel, (27) 41
W.H. Warren

CARBON Arc, Relighting of, (42) 215
J-A. Pollock, E.M. Wellisch,
and A.B.B. Ranclaud

CARBON (Glowing), (42) 201
Electricity Discharged fron,

S.X.«Pol lock

CARBON holds large Volume (34) 29

of Gases, W.M. Hamlet
CARBONIFEROUS Marine (16) 143
Fossils,

J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

CARGO Handling Facilities (44) 18
on Ships and Wharves,
H.D. Walsh

GARISSA Ovata, Var. (28)
Stolonifera, Pharmacology of,
T.L. Bancroft

CAR with One Wheel, (41)
Ls Hargrave

CAST Iron, Action of Sea (14)
Water on, A. Liversidge

CAVE at Glenorchy, Tasmania, (1)
Bones in, S.H. Wintle
and G. Krefft

CAVE Temples of India, Trans.
Dr. berncasecle Phat:
Soc'y.

CELESTIAL Photographs (25)

taken at Sydney Observatory,
HC. Russe ki

CEMENT Analyses, (28)
Interpretation. of,
W.M. Hamlet

CEMENT Testing, Recent (28)

Researches on,
W.S. de Lisle Roberts

CENTRAL Australian Noises, (45)
J.B. Cleland

CENTRAL Australia, Rock (45)
Specimens from,
J.A. Thomson

CENTRIFUGAL Pump Dredging (30)
in’ N.S.W.; A.B. Bortus

CENTRIFUGAL Pumps used for (27)
Dredging, W.H. Warren

CERATODUS, Marsupalia and (18)
Monotremata, Embryology of,
W.H. Caldwell

CERUSSITE from Broken Hill ,(49))
N.S.W. and Muldiva, Q.,
C. Anderson

CHAIRS and Desks, Rational (20)
Gonstructiion of, . \R: Roth

13

44

88

149

30

178

93

267

258

187

292

CX

45

nels

289

348

14

CHALK in New Britain, (11)
A. Liversidge
CHALLENGER, H.M.S., (9)

Scientific Researches on,
W.B. Ciarke (Rev. )

CHARD, John Sofala, Death (46)
of, J.H. Maiden
CHEMICAL Science and (50)

Pharmacist, Public Confusion,
R. Greig-Smith

CHEMISTRY and Chemists in (38)
N.S.W., Present Position of,
PB. ‘Guthrie

CHEMISTRY, Most Prolific (43)
Branch of Knowledge,
W.M. Hamlet

CHEMISTRY, Organic, Chair (47)
of, R.H. Cambage

CHEMISTS, Firms Employing (38)
in NiS.W.,. FSB. Guenrie

CHEMISTS, Qualifications (38)
Of. SV FSB... Guthrre

CHILLAGITE, Crystal (46)

Measurements of,
Cb. smith ang) LA. Cotton

CHLORAL Hydrate, Flame (47)
Test for, W.M. Doherty
CHOLERA Epidemic in (26)

Germany, B. Schwarzbach
CHOLERA Ship at Townsville (26)
Queensland, B. Schwarzbach

CHROMITE-Bearing Rock,
Pennant (Hillis, NISSw:t
T.W. Edgeworth David,
W.F. Smeeth, and J.A. Watt

(27)

CINNABAR, (7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

CIRQUES, Steps and Valley (44)

85

11

20

Zz

14

17

207

163

318

326

401

38

262

Treads, Studies in the Formation

of, E.C. Andrews

CITY Design, Theory of, (35962
G.H. Knibbs

CITY Railway, Sydney N.S.W.(32) V
Portion of Hyde Park required
for, T.H. Houghton

CITY Refuse, Destruction (34)
of, N. Selfe XLVII

CIVIL Service Trans.215
Superannuation Act Phil.
N.S.W. 1864, BOC y :
Le: Gol. Ward

CLARENCE to Newnes Railway,(42) 11
H. Deane

CLARIFICATION of Goulburn, (43) 394
N.S.W., Water Supply,
G.J. Burrows

CLARKE, Rev. W.B., Death (13). 23
Of PT 5. ‘Smrch

CLARKE, Rev. W.B., Details (13) 22
of. Last ‘fliness; J. Smren

CLARKE, Rev.’ W:B..; Life’ or , (137-4
O). Smase nh

CLARKE, Rev. W.B., Notes (17) 16
and Specimens Destroyed in
Garden Palace Fire,
C. Rolleston

CLAY Soil, Method of (39) 98
Separating Clay and Sand in,
L. Cohen

CLIMATE, Effect of Forest (10) 179
Vegetation on,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

CLIMATE of Mackay, CIS tee
Queensland, H.L. Roth

CLIMATE of W.A. and N.S.W. (14) 16
Compared, C. Moore

CLIMATE, Vagaries of, (4) 41
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

CLOCK Pendulums, Mutual (13/73

Influence of, G.R. Smalley

GELOSED: N'’gons, Inscribed in. | (3)
any Quadric, Analytical
Solution of, M. Gardiner

CLOSER Settlement and (42)
Economical Construction of
Railways, H. Deane

CLUNIES Ross, William John, (49)
Death of, C. Hedley

CLUSTER Stars (Coloured) (6)
about Kappa Crucis,
H.C. Russell

COALS W.B. Clarke (Rev.) (a)

GOAL/ and Coal Ports in (73
Neoewe st) J. Manning

GOAL; "Cost of Exploration (7)
Fore )W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

COAL Deposits and Iron Ore (8)
at Wallerawang, N.S.W.,
A. Liversidge

COAL Fields in Illawarra (7)
Districts N.S.W:, Rarlway
Proposed to, J. Manning

COAL Fields in South of (7)
N.S.W., Suggested Development
ie.) eo “Manning

COAL Fields, Victorian, Ge)

ai W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

COAL an: India, (4)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

COAL Measures, Maitland, (22)
Neoehs | ourvey by T.W.
Edgeworth David,

C.S. Wilkinson

COAL Measures of N.S.W., (24)
T.W. Edgeworth David

COAL Mines, Analysis of (35)

Arr (from,) °F iB.’ Guthrie
and A.A. Atkinson

COAL near’'Inverell, N.S.W.',. (7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

38

84

Ly

105

40

81

121

119

43

36

Zo

Zo,

52

51

COAL, of (N.S.W.),' Inorganic
Constituent of,
W.A. Dixon

(14)

COAL Seam Correlations in (48)
Upper Coal Measures,

Nos Waele iis Hadewer

COBALT and Nickel, Approx. (38)
Colorimetric ‘Estimations of;
R.W. Challinor

15

163

XX IX

406

COBALT, Metallurgy of, Fe ae Bear
W.A. Dixon

COBAR and Canbelego Mining (48)
Fields, Ores from, XXVITI
E.C. Andrews

COCCIDIOSIS in House (47). 22070
Sparrows and Bovines in
NS: Wi, <.Be ‘Cleland

CODLIN Moth, C41)
1.P. Anderson;Stuart

COKE Interstices hold a (34) ees
Large Volume of Air,
W.M. Hamlet

COKE Ovens, (50) 4-30
R. Greig-Smith

COKE Quality, C27 Swe
W.H. Warren

COLLIERY Underground (S559 eK
Workings (Western N.S.W.),
J. Haydon Cardew

COLLOIDS and Crystalloids, (30) 147
Separation by Filtration,
CodicaiMatian

COLONIAL Beech Timber, (46) 187
Crystalline: Deposits ing
HGe, Smith

COLONIAL Museum, Haarlem, (26) i111
Request’ for Copiesi.of, Papers

COLOURED Cluster Stars (6); °184

about Kappa Crucis,
BGs Russet

16

COMET, Appearance and (15)
Spectrum of a,
HeG ee Russe ul

COMET in Constellation (26)
Andromeda, J. Tebbutt

COMET, Encke's, Theory of,Trans

G.Ro. Smailey Phil:
Soc y?
COMET, Great Southern, (14)
Jy Tepbutt
COMET, 1862 (September), Trans.
J. Tebbutt Jnr. Phil.
Soc'y.
COMET,. 1880. (1},. Orbit (14)
Elements of, J. Tebbutt
COMET.) 1881. (11)% (15)

J. Tebbutt

COMET, 1880 (21));° Orbit (15)
Elements of, J. Tebbutt

COMET, 1886,, Fabry, (20)
Bernard, and Brooks No.1
Observed at Windsor N.S.W.,
J. Tebbutt

COMET a 1886 stv igand: Vil), (21)
Observed at Windsor N.S.W.,
J. Tebbutt

COMET; 1888 ‘(Ioand’ 11); (223)
Observed at Windsor N.S.W.,
J.» Tebbutt

COMET; 1892" (VE: Brooks )¥ (27)
Observed at Windsor N.S.W.,
J. Tebbutt

COMET, 1894 (Gale), (28)
Observations and Orbit
Elements, J. Tebbutt

COMET, 1896 (f-Perrine), (31)
Orbit Elements of,
C.J. Merfield

COMET, 1899. .C1) (Switt ie (33)
Orbit Elements of,
C.J. Merfield

81

332

. 330

35

140
146

55

87

595

219

se)

284

348

WAS)

83

7

COMET Position fixed by (20-7419
Photography, W.H. Warren

COMETS Observed at Windsor (26) 335
N.o.W. ( Wolf" s, )Swaltedes
Winnecke's), J. Tebbutt

COMMERCIAL Education, (35) "26
A.\ Liversidge

COMPANY Legislation, (44) 480
Respective Limits of State
and Federal, A. Duckworth

COMPRESSED Air, (34)
N. Selfe XXXII

COMPRESSED Air Engine for) 4@2) 1448
Flying Machine,
L. Hargrave

COMPRESSED Air Flying (2498752

Machine, L. Hargrave (Doyo me
COMPRESSED Air Machinery, (37) 57
Use of, W.H. Warren
CONCRETE, Effect: of (36) 290

Reinforcing Rods on Strength
and Elasticity, ..W.He?Warrem

CONSERVANCY, Dry Earth (2) 1403
System of, E. Bedford

CONSTELLATION Ara, Variable(11) 197

Star in, Jc Tebbutt
CONSTITUTION of Matter, (Sly Ae
M.B. Pell

CONSTRUCTION Materials, (ST) 4927
Testing of, W.H. Warren

CONTAGIOUS Disease (41) 6
Management,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

CONTORTED Slate, Remarkable(10) 241
Example of, A. Liversidge

CONULARIA Genus, New Type (45) 247

of Aperture sang

COP. Laseron

CONVERSAZIONI are a Drain (14)
on Royal Society of N.S.W.
Finances, C. Moore

CONVERSAZIONI of Royal
pociety of N.S.W..,
S00 present, C. Moore

(14)

CONVERSAZIONI of Royal
society of N.S.W.,
800 present

(24)

COOK and Banks Tablet (15)
Erected Kurnell, March 1822,
Details of, .J.. Smith

COOK the Circumnavigator, (35)
Historical Notes and Manner

of Death, J.H. Maiden
COOLGARDIE, W.A., Water (31)
Supply, wC.O. Burge
COOMA District of N.S.W., (48)
Geology of, W.R. Browne
COPPER. (6)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )
CORPER...Effect of (32)

Temperature on Tensile and
Compressive Properties,
W.H. Warren and S.H.
Barraclough

COPPER, Extracting
Processes, S.L. Bensus

(10)

COPPER in Andesite,
Lautoka, Fiji,
H.I. Jensen

(41)

COPPER Iodide (Marshite) (26)
and Others from Broken Hill,
Nao.W., €.W. Marsh

COPPER Nuggets, Crystalline(34)
Structure of, .-A. Liversidge

COPPER Ores with Iodine (5,53)
Gonuvent,;, A. Dieseldorff
CORAL, (31)

J. Dennant

274

47

se

17.2

28

52

281

135

49

326

259

160

381

CORAL and Polyzoa Tertiary (12)
Fossils in Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods

CORAL, Blue Pigment of, (32)
A. Liversidge
CORAL Formation, (28)

Expedition) co Explore.
T.P. Anderson Stuart

CORAL Limestone from South (14)
Sea Islands, Composition of,
A. Liversidge

CORAL Reefs, Growth of, (24)
A. Liversidge
CORDIERITE-bearing Rock (Si)

from Brokenwlilis Neo. Wo,
J.C. Moulden

CORESOLVENTS (Non-linear), (1)
J. Cockle

CORRASION of Gravity (43)
Streams, Application of
Ice Flood Hypothesis,
E.C. Andrews

CORRECTION of Barometer (14)

Readings to 32 degrees F.
Sea Level, Use of Sliding
Scale, H.C. Russell

CORRESPONDENT Schools, (39)
S.H. Barraclough

CORROSION of Steel in (45)
Water, G.J. Burrows
and C.E. Fawsitt

COWRA, N.S.W., Diphtheria (28)
at, T.P. Anderson Stuart

COW's Milk, Diffusible (48)
Phosphorus in,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

COW's Milk, Tubercle in, (41)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

GOX.5 Hie tane: Hontssec: (22)

Royal ;sooc@#ety sof N.S.W..,
C.S. Wilkinson

A,

5/

256

159

50

214

Li

204

47

XXI

67

ay

255

i

11

18

CRACKNELL, Edward Charles, (27)
Obituary of,
W.H. Warren

CREMORNE Bore, N.S.W., (26)
H.C. Russell

CREMORNE Bore, N.S.W., C278)

T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

CRIMINAL. Statistics, N.S.W., (8)
1860-1873, C. Rolleston

CROCODILES in Pleistocene
near Brewarrina, N.S.W.,
C.S. Wilkinson

(22)

GROPS,; ‘Limits. of Endurance. (56)
for Injurious Substances, (37)
Tests for, (38)
F.B. Guthrie and R. Helms

CROTONS, New One from
NaoeWie OR. Db. Baker

(48)

CRYSTALLOGRAPHY Models for (39)
Use in Teaching,
W.G. Woolnough

CRYSTALLOIDS and Colloids,
separation .by Filtration,
C23: Martin

(30)

CRYSTALS from W.A. (35)
Symmetrically Distorted,
W.G. Woolnough

CTENACANTHUS, A Spine of Cit)
Hybodus, W.J. Barkas

CTENODUS found in Coal C10}

Measures of Great Britain,
W.J. Barkas

CTENODUS, Microscopic (10)
Structure of the Mandibular
and Palatal Teeth of,

Wid. Barkas

CTENODUS, Various Bones of, (11)
W.J. Barkas

CTENODUS, Vomerine Teeth
of, W.J. Barkas

(10)

23

443

19

34

191
165
390

444

70

147

5S2

145

99

110

Sil
58

1s

CUBIC Parabola Applied to (31)
Small Tramway Curves,
C.J. Merfield

CUBIC Parabola, Tables to (34)

Facilitate the Locatron‘er;
C.J. Merfield

CUNNINGHAM, Allan, (43)
Botanical, Topographical and
Geological Notes,

J.H. Maiden and R.H. Cambage

CUPRITE from Broken Hill, (28)
N-S.We,) AS Liversadge
CURRAWANG Copper Mine, (19)
Fish Poisoned by Drainage
from, H.C. Russell
CURRENT Papers, (38)
H.A. Lenehan
CURRENT Papers, (28)
H.C. Russell (30)
(32)
(33)
(35)
(36)
CUTTABURRA Bore Water, (23)

Analysis of, J.C.H. Mingaye

CYCLONIC Storm or Tornado (25)
in the Gwydir District,
N.S.W., . H.C. Russepl

DANNEVIG, H.C., Death of, (49)
C. Hedley

DARLING and Murray Trans.
Vertebrated Animals, Pina ¥:
NiS Woe Ge OKECEEE Soc "xy.

DARLING Peas, Cause of (31)
Peripheral Neuritis in
Sheep" JH. Maiden

DARLING River, N.S.W., (es8)

Construction of Lock and
Weir at Bourke,
C.0. Burge

LVI

281

123

94

Ze

14

10

IV

DARLING River, N.S.W., (15)
Excursion on,
W.E. Abbot

DARLING River, N.S.W., (13)

Frow of, H.C.Russeld

DARLING River, N.S.W., UG'd(22)
Tendency, C.S. Wilkinson

DARWIN, Charles, Life of, (17)
C. Rolleston
DARWINIA Essential Oil, (50)

R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

DARWINIAS of Port Jackson, (33)
Essential Oils of, |
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

DAVID, Prof. T.W.Edgeworth, (49)
Awarded Wollaston Medal,
Geological Society of
London, C. Hedley

DEAD Bodies, Disposal of,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

DEATH Rates in N.S.W.y 'N.Z. (22)
and Great Britain,
C.S. Wilkinson

DECIMAL Currency with the
Victoria’ (10/-) as
Standard, A. Liversidge

(35)

DECIMAL System of Weights
and Measures,
H.A. Lenehan

(40)

DEEP Sea Soundings, (9)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

WEPENGES of ‘Port Jackson, ‘Trans.

G.A. Morell Phads
SOC.
DE Koninck, Laurent (22)
Guillaume, Biographical
Note, .C.S.. Wilkinson
"DEMONSTRATOR", the (24)

Stanhope Logical Machine,
R. Harley (Rev. )

(28)

41

1'69

20

tT?

23

34

57.

245

121

DENILIQUIN Meteorite, (6)
A.. Liversidge

DENILIQUIN or Barratta (16)
Meteorite,
A. Liversidge

DENISON, sar William 2s, (6)
Late Governor, Eulogy of,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

DESERT Sandstone, (22)
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

DESERT Sandstone "Blows", (48)

A. Paddison

DESKS and Chairs, Rational (20)
Construction of,
R. Roth

DEVONIAN and Silurian (40)
Rocks near Canoblas, N.S.W.,
C.A. Sussmilch

DIALECTES de la Nouvelle (32)
Calédonie, Etudes sur les,
J. Bernier

DIALECTS, Aboriginal, of (37)
Victoria, R.H. Mathews
DIALECTS of East and West (20)
Polynesian, Malay, and
Malagasy, G. Pratt (Rev. )
DIAMOND Field at Bahia, (6)
Brazil, W.B. Clarke (Rev.)
DIAMONDS , (6)

W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

DIAMONDS, African, (6)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

DIAMONDS, Bald Hill, near (74)
Hilt End, NoseW.;
A. Liversidge

DIAMONDS, Bingera, N.S.W., (7)
A. Liversidge

DIAMONDS, Borneo and Africa, (4)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

19

OF

Sill

290

448

548

130

UES:

243

45

59

14

102

on

32

20

DIAMONDS, Brazilian, (4)0 26
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

DIAMONDS, Formula for (Avi 20
Calculation of Value .of
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

DIAMONDS, India, C4 22
WB.” Clarke (Rey... !)

DIAMONDS, Mudgee, N.S.W., (4) 94
N. Taylor and A.M. Thomson

DIAMONDS, Origin of, (4) 6
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

DIAMONDS, Russian, (4))'" 350
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

DIATOMS Mounted for (19). 421
Microscope with Special
Mountant, W. Morris

DIELECTRIC: Constant,‘ of (3/7). 224

Water at Low Temperatures,
0:05 Vonwal ler

DIPHTHERIA Anti-Toxin,
Introduction of,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(30) 16

DEPHTHERTA ‘at. Cowra, (N<S oW. (28). . 27
T.P. Anderson Stuart

DISCOLORATION of White C27 )b33
Bricks made in. Sydney, N.S.W.,
E.H. Rennie

DISCOVERY of Gold, (13) 9
J. Smith

DISSOCIATION of Gases,
Ry Tarelfall

(20) (243

DISTICHOPORA, the Anatomy. (135). 49
of, J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev.)

DORYANTHES, Notes on the GES) RS
Genus, C. Moore
DOUBLE BAY, NOS i Wisi, (53) aX

Sewerage Scheme for,
J. Davis

DOUBLE. Stan , CZ R59
$416=Scorpii 185, New Orbit
of, iS.) Glasenapa

DOUBLE! Star .Losit, (400223
H.A. Lenehan

DOUBLE, Stars, Last, ef, (17) 5125
H.C. Russell

DRAINAGE Projects for (35) "223
N.S.W., H.G. McKinney

DREDGING by Centrifugal C27 i045
Pump, W.H. Warren

DREDGING by Centrifugal (SO) WAEX
Pump in N.S.W.,
A.B. Portis

DREDGING Sydney Harbour, C270 VAG
W.H. Warren

DROMORNIS Australis (Owen),(11) 41
New Fossil Bird of Australia,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

DROUGHT Intensity,
Determination of,
G.H. Knibbs

(33): v9

DROUGHT, Outburst of Water (31) 201
Springs in, W.E. Abbott

DRYING Plants in some Cases(40) 39
Stain the Paper, :
J.H. Maiden

DU Faur, Eccleston Frederic(49) 7
Death of, C.. Hedley

DUGONG Remains in Shea's (30); 458
Creek Submerged Forest, N.S.W.,
R. Etheridge Jnr., T.W. Edgeworth
David, and J.W. Grimshaw

DUMARESQ River, Discrepancy(27) 18
in N.S.W. and Q.,.Geology,
W.H. Warren

DUNDAS, NiS.W.,/Voleanme (44) 495
Neck, W.N. Benson
DUODECIMAL System of TY

Coinage might be Preferable,
A. Liversidge

DUPLEX Telegraphy, (8)
Pou. Cracknell

DUST Storms, (19)
H.C. Russell

DYKE near Kiama, N.S.W., (39)
Inclusions of Basic
Plutonic Rocks in,
C.A. Sussmilch

EARTHQUAKE and Volcanic (21)
Activity in the World,
C. Rolleston

EARTHQUAKE in India, (40)
H.A. Lenehan

EARTHQUAKE Shocks in (2)
Australia,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

EARTHQUAKE Shocks in (9)

Loyalty Islands,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

EARTH Axis, Oscillation of, (26)
H.C. Russell

EARTH Magnetic Field, (18)
Change of Polarity of Iron
as Equator is Crossed,

2 4, om. th

EARTH, Rigidity Tests of, (48)
H.G. Smith
EARTH Surface, Local (19)

Variations and Vibrations
or) HC. Russell

EARTH Temperatures, (2)
G.R. Smalley
EASTERN Australia, (44)

Geographical Unity in Late
and Post Tertiary Time,
E.C. Andrews

EASTERN Suburbs of Sydney,
Sanitary Condition of,
Pits Qua at €

(20)

Fa

65

op

26

AS

51

12

420

350

ECHINORHYNCHUS Pomatostonii(45) 111
Subcutaneous Parasite of
Australian Birds,

THe Johnston and J.B. “Che land

ECLIPSE. (Total) of ‘Sum, (5) "23
Suggested Visit to Cape York,

J. Smith

ECLIPSE. (Total) of Sun, (40) 9
30th August 1905,

H.A. Lenehan

ECOLOGICAL Sketch of (49) 105
Sydney Beaches,

C. Hedley

ECONOMICS Association (22)).4.415
formed, C.S. Wilkinson

ECONOMICS, Chair of, (ET Gii/
R.H. Cambage

EDDY, E.M.G., Railway (32) 5
Commissioner, Obituary,

H. Deane

EDIBLE Earth from Fijr, (35). 224
H.G.. Corney, T.W: Edgeworth
David, and F.B. Guthrie

EDISON Phonograph Described(24) 169
C.L. Garland

EDUCATIONAL Activity in (39) XK
Other Countries,

S.H. Barraclough

EDUCATIONAL Reform, (39) XII
S.H. Barraclough

EDUCATION for Agriculture, (39)
S.H. Barraclough XXXVII

EDUCATION for Commerce, (35). 26
A. Liversidge

EDUCATION, Modern (20) 25
Versus Classical,

A. Liversidge
EDUCATION of the Scientist,(20) 20

Prof. ux ley:

pe

Ze

EIGHTEEN-Inch Specula, C20) 29
Polishing and Figuring by
Hand, H.F. Madsen

ELDER Scientific Expedition(45) 292
1891-92, Rock Specimens,
ia LitOmsSOn

ELECTRICAL Engineering, CSi7y) eles
W.H. Warren

ELECTRIC. Current ; (29) 425
Polyphase, oR. Threltall

PLECGURICG buchting , Rinst Cee ns
Arc and Incandescent, :
Je omen

ELEGIRIC Lighting, (32 al

Melbourne, Victoria, Ahead
with, 1T.H. Houghton

ELECTRIC Power Distribution(37) 21
in Industrial Establishments,
W.H. Warren

ELECTRIC Railway Trials, (3:7)
Berlin-Zossen Line, LXXXVI
C20). burge

ELECTRIC Storage Battery, (21) 57
D. Millet

ELECTRIC Telegraph, (Sou 45
Connection of Australia to
India, E-C. Cracknell

ELECTRIC Welding,
Demonstration of,
F.B. Kyngdon

(24) 275

ELECTRICAL Operations,
System of Notation Used,
J. Smith

ale Nena

ELECTRICITY Discharge
from Glowing Carbon,
J.A. Pollock

(42) 201

ELEGIRICITY and Irrigation (37)
in Relation to Land KC LL
Development, 1. Rooke

ELECTRICITY Science, (29yr 12
Advances in, R. Threlfall

ELECTRICITY Transmission (40)
insta li fornia’, XLVI
I. Rooke

ELECTRICITY Vibrations of” *G4e) "19s
Simple Carcuits,
J.A., Pollock and J.C .i¢te@ce

ELECTRONS, Functions and (AS) on LS
Properties of, W.M. amier

ELLERY. Lt.Col Rae Ce lewd ait
H. Deane

ENBALMING in Australia, (38) 9
First Case of,
ECB. Guthrie

ENCKE's Comet, Theory of, Trans.330

G.R. Smalley PHErL,
Sach.
ENGINE, Binary Vapour, (39) X

S.H. Barraclough

ENGINEER, Definition of,
H. Deane

(42) 7

ENGINEERING Construction (32)

in Connection with XXXITI
Rainfall, J]. Hayenore
ENGINEERING Progress, (So) aX
Directions of, ;
S.H. Barraclough
ENGINEERING Progress (37) 5
during previous 21 years:
W.H. Warren
ENGLAND's Menace, (39)
S.H. Barraclough XXXI
ENGLAND, Telephone (12) 6

Introduced to,
C. Rolleston

ENTOZOA, Australian Avian, (44) 84
H. Johnson

EPIPHYTIC ‘Orchids, Ash. of, (ogy igs
W.A. Dixon

EQUATORIAL Telescope, New (12) 249
Form of Mounting,
H.C. Russell

ie) Sid

EROSION and its (45)
Significance, E.C. Andrews

ERUPTIVE Rocks of New (23)
Zealand, F.W. Hutton

ESSAY Award of £25, (27)
W.H. Warren

ESSAYS’ for Prizes (24)
Instituted 1881,
A. Liversidge

ESSAYS to have Mottos to (27)

Assist Identification,
W.H. Warren

ESSENTIAL Oil of Previously (39)
Undescribed Leptospermun,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

ESSENTIAL Oil of (47)
Angophoras, H.G. Smith
ESSENTIAL 011 of Bark of (50)
Eucalyptus Macarthuri,
HOG.) Sma th
ESSENTIAL Oil of Darwinia, (50)
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith
ESSENTIAL 011 of (49)
Eucalyptus Smithii,
H.G. Smith
ESSENTIAL Oil of Genus (47)
Eucalyptus, R.H. Cambage
ESSENTIAL Oil of Grey Gum (31)

(Eucalyptus Punctala),
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

ESTENS, John Locke, Death (47)
of, R.H. Cambage
ETA Argus, Increasing (22)

Magnitude, H.C. Russell

ETA Argus, Nebula Around, (5)
H.C. Russell

EUCALYPTOL, Natural
Formation of, H.-G. Smith

(33)

116

18

11

124

106

EA

181

158

53

259

76

15

86

EUCALYPTS, Absence of Gum (38)
but Presence of Diglucoside
in kinos of, H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTS, Atlas of,
F. von Mueller (Baron)

(14)

EUCALYPTS, Calcium Oxalate (39)
in. Barks: of, H2G,,.Smith

EUCALYPTS, Chemical
Constituents, H.G. Smith

(36)

EUCALYPTS, Essential Oils
of, R.H. Cambage

(47)

EUCALYPTS from New England, (45)
N.S.W., Economics of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTS, Leaf Venation, (35)
Relation to Oil Constituents,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS Australiana
(Narrow Leaf Peppermint),
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

(49)

EUCALYPTUS, Descriptions (47)
of New Species, (48)
J.H. Maiden (49)

EUCALYPTUS, Corymbosa and (42)
Anglophora, H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS, Development (473)

and Distribution of,
R.H. Cambage

EUCALYPTUS, Pinenes of the (32)
Oils of; H.G.. Smith

EUCALYPTUS Hybrids and Two (48)
New Species, J.H. Maiden
and R.H. Cambage

EUCALYPTUS, Is it. Variabie? (36)
J.H. Maiden

EUCALYPTUS Kinos, Non- {38)
gelatinization, H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS Kinos, Value (38)
for Tinctures, H.G. Smith

23

Px

23

61

53

267

116

514

76
423
309
133

18

ii3S

A415

Sis

91

91

24

EUCALYPTUS Macarthuri, (50)
Essential Oil from Bark,
H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS, New Species, (47)
J.H. Maiden

EUCALYPTUS, New Species (47)

from North Queensland,
J.H. Maiden and R.H. Cambage

EUCALYPTUS 011,
R. Greig-Smith

(50)

EUCALYPTUS O11, Amyl Ester (34)
of Eudesmic Acid in,
H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS 011, Butyl Ester(48)
of Butyric Acid in,

H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS Oil containing (34)
Geranyl Acetate,
H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS 0i1, New (34)

Aromatic Aldehyde Occurring
im, it G.. Smith

EUCALYPTUS 0i1, Paraffins
of, H.G. Smith

(47)

EUCALYPTUS 011, Peppermint (34)
Odour in, Part 1,
H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS 011, Phenols
Occurring in,
H.G. Smith

(48)

EUCALYPTUS Oil, Refractive (39)
Indrees of 118 Species.
H.G. Smith

EUCALYPTUS 0il,
Sesquiterpene of,
H.G. Smith

(35)

EUCALYPTUS Punctata (Grey (31)
Gum), R.T. Baker and

3G. coma th

EUCALYPTUS Punctata (Grey
Gum) Exudates,
H.G. Smith

(31)

77

217

245

35

Wz

464

142

286

95

136

518

59

124

259

177

EUCALYPTUS) smi thx,
Essential Onl vor;
PeG.., smartly

(49)

EUDESMIN and Derivatives,
Part, 1, R. Robinson
and H.G. Smith

(48)

(44)
W.G. Woolnough

EURYDESMA in Upper Marine
Of AN SS Wc,

EVANSITE in Tasmania,
Ho Gee Smith

(27)

EVAPORATION of Large Areas (19)
of Water, Effect of Wind on,
H.C. Russell

EXCHANGE of Periodicals,
W.H. Warren

(27)

EXCRETORY Products from
the Body, W.M. Hamlet

(34)

EXHIBITION Building
(Garden Palace) Destroyed
by Fire, C. Rolleston

(17)

FXPECTATIEON..of Life: im (1)
N.o.W5 Mab. Redd

EXPENDITURE, Prudent Limits(39)
of, S.H. Barraclough

EXPLORATION in North (7)
Australia and Queensland,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

EXTENSOMETER (Reflecting
Type), .Theory-of,
G.H. Knibbs

(31)

FAHRENHEIT Temperature
Scale, Derivation of,
A. Liversidge

(20)

FAILURE Rate of First-year (32)
University Students,
HH. Deane

FAIRFAX, Edward Ross,
Death of;..R. Greig-Smith

(50)

158

449

556

382

9

15

66

XXXIX

6

94

52

FARM Crops, Limits of (36)
Endurance to Injurious (37)
Substances, F.B. Guthrie(38)
and R. Helms

FASCINE River Training by (29)
Public Works Dept., N.S.W.,
T.E. Burrows

FAT in Infant's Food, (48)
Estimation of,
H.G. Chapman

FAT Waste, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

FAUNA of the Older (22)
Tertiary of Australia, (31)
R. Tate

FEBRIFUGE Properties of (24)
Exhalation of Gum Leaves,
A. Liversidge

PESSIMANIEL, Dr. Ottakar, (25)

Account of the Life of,
A. Leibius

FERNS, Ehiphytic, Inorganic(15)
Constituents of, W.A. Dixon

FERRIES and Punts in use
in N.S.W., W.A. Warren

(27)

FERRO-Concrete Construction(38)
Theory and Practice of,
F.M. Gummow

FERTILISING in Pots and in (43)

Field Compared, L. Cohen
FEBRE Plants-of N.S.W., ‘Trans.
C. Moore Phil.

socty.
FIELD's Method of Iron (37)

Separation from Nickel and
Cobait, T.H. Laby

FIJt, Edible Earth from, (33)
H.G. Corney, T.W. Edgeworth
David, and F.B. Guthrie

191
165
390

XX

469

53

240
381

175

48

105

1b Bs

204

157

225

25

FIJI Hot Spring, (14) 147
A. Liversidge

FIJI .( Lautoka); Copper*in’' (41) 49
Andesite, . H: i?) Jensen

FILARIA Bancrofti, (33) 48

Metamorphosis of Young
Form of, T.L. Bancroft

FILARIA (Encisted) found in(14) 337

Flesh of a Bullock,
W. Morris

FILARIA Immites, Life
History of, T.L. Bancroft

(37) 254

FILARIA Immites, (35) 41
Intermediary Host of,
T.L. Bancroft

FILARIA (Onchocerca) (44) 7171
Gibsoni, Anatomy and
Possible Mode of Transmission,
T.H. Johnstone and
J.B. Cleland

FILTER Papers, Method of (25) 308
Folding, W.M. Hamlet

FINANCIAL Depression (27) 1
(Unparalleled), :
W.H. Warren

FIRES in Period 1860-1880, (16) 17
H.C. Russell

FISH Abundance, Influence (41) 27
of N.S.W. Coastal Winds on,
H.C. Dannevig

FISHERIES Investigation (49) 14
Vessel Lost off Macquarie
Island, C. Hedley

FISH Poisoned by Drainage (19) 25

from Currawong Copper Mine,
H.C. Russell

FIVE Dock and Pennant Hills(27) 407

N.S.W., Barytes at,
T.W. Edgeworth David

26

FLIES (Blood Sucking) in (49) 233
Australia, E.W. Ferguson

FLOODS, Hawkesbury River, (19) 97
NSW, History, of,
J.P. Jesephson

FLOODS, Lake George, N.S.W.(20) 241
H.C. Russell

FLOODS, Mitigation on (36) 107
Hunter River, N.S.W.,
J.H. Maiden

FLOODS, River Darling, (20), 455
N.S.W.. si Hastory’ of;
H.C. Russell

FLORA Australiensis, (14) 9
F. von Mueller (Baron)

FLORA of Australia, (42) 184
A.J. Ewart. J. White,
and J.R. Tovey

FLORA of Tropical (49) 389

Queensland, R.H. Cambage

FLORIDEAE, Key to Tribes (33) 45
and Genera of, R. Bastow

FLOUR Mill, the First in (34) XIV
N.S.W., N. Selfe

FLOUR Strength, (45)0471
F.B. Guthrie and G.W. Norris

FLOW of Streams, (37)
Measurement by Public CLXXIX
Works Dept., N.S.W.,

H.S.I. Smail

FLUORESCENT Lamp Foretold, (29) 20
R. Threlfall

FLUORINE, Estimation of,
G. Harker

(33) 193

FLYING Machines, Compressed(22) 48
Air Engine for, L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines,
Instruments Used in
Development of, L. Hargrave

(21) . 282

FLYING Machines, (23)
Memoranda on, L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines, Motors (27)
for and Cellular Kites,
L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines, Notes on, (19)
L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines, Recent (21)

Work on, L. Hargrave
FLYING Machines Run on (24)
Compressed Air, (25)

L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines, Steam (26)
Motor for, L. Hargrave

FLYING Machines, 740z. (24)
Compressed Air Model,
L. Hargrave

FLYWHEELS, Elastic Radial (37)
Deformations, Optical
Method of Measurement,
A. Boyd

FODDER Plants of N.S.W., (14)
W.A. Dixon

"FOLDING" and Ore (49)

Deposition in Australasia,
E.C. Andrews

FOLK Songs and Myths from (24)
Samoa, T. Powell (Rev. )

FOLK Songs and Myths from (25)
Samoa,
G. Pratt (Rev. )

FOLK Songs and Myths from (26)
Samoa, J. Fraser and
G. Pratt (Rev. )

FOOD Supplies, (41)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

FORAGE Plants (non-Grasses) (22)
Indigenous to Australia,
J.H. Maiden

70

15

4l
47
19

52
52

170

253

258

133

XXX

17

204

}

Ns

Pi

if

i
fe

Kg
;
¥

Mf
{

FOREST Destruction, its (622)
Effect on Rainfall,
W.E. Abbott
FOREST Resources of (14)
Western Australia,
F. von Mueller (Baron)
FORESTRY, J.H. Maiden Cs)
FORESTS an Australia; (19)

Causes of Decay,
P. MacPherson (Rev. )

FORESTS in Tasmania, Their (12)
Botany and Economic Value,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

FORESTS, Rainfall and the
Conservation of Moisture,
J.H. Maiden

(36)

FOREST Vegetation of
Central and Northern New
England ,«sfifect: of Geological

(11)

Influences, W. Christie
FORMALDEHYDE Formation in (41)
Cane Sugar Solutions,
A.A. Ramsay
FORREST, Alexander, (14)

Geographical Exploration of
North-west Australia,
F. von Mueller (Baron)

FOSSIL Australian Bird, Guy)
Dromornis Australis (Owen),
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

FOSSIL Flora of Eastern (14)
Australia and Tasmania,
O. Feistmantel

FOSSILIFEROUS Siliceous (10)

Deposit from Richmond River,
N.S.W., A. Liversidge

FOSSIL Plant Formation in
Central Queensland,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(16)

POSsiL Plants from Roof, of (44)
Seam in Sydney Harbour
Boliveny 2. NIS iW.) WS.) Dun

59

51

83

Ey,

2A

21

Ly 2

81

41

103

287

79

615

FOSSILS from Palaeozoic
ROCKS (of N.S. Ws
RewEtheridge Jnr.

(14)

FOSSILS in Eruptive “Rocks
DMN Oa Wes
T.W. Edgeworth David

(30)

FOSSEES«in ord Howe's (4)
Island, W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

FOSSILS: (Mesozoic) from
Palmer River, Queensland,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(16)

FOSSILS (Mesozoic) in (7)
Queensland,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

FOUCAULT Pendulum
(Photographic),
E.F.. Pieot'.(Rev.)

(50)

FOUNDATIONS, Design and
Construction of,
W.H. Warren

(37)

FOUNDRY, the First in
Australia, N. Selfe

(34)

FOWLER, Sir John, Forth
Bridge, Underground
Railways, H. Deane

(42)

FRANCE, Use of Solar Heat
in, . H.C. Russell

Ci)

FRENCH Botanists and
Australian Plants,
J.H. Maiden

(44)

FRICTIONAL Losses in
Internal Combustion Engines,
Dastriebution of; Es 'P..layltou

FRIENDLY Societies, Savings (4)
Banks and Govt. Life
Assurance, C. Rolleston

FROTH on Shaken Liquids,
Orrvein of. J 2A. Poltock

(45)

FRUCTIFICATION during
Bipinnate Stage of Acacia
Rubida Dimorphic Foliage,
R.H. Cambage

(48)

Zu

247

285

36

262

ZS

XXIII

50

16

123

(48) 497

49

204

136

28

FRUIT Trees, Bad Effect of (50)
Grass Around,
R. Greig-Smith

FUNAFUTI Coral Boring (32)
Expedition, H. Deane

FUNAFUTI, Dimensions of, (31)
J.H. Maiden

FUNAFUTI Expedition, (31)
J.H. Maiden

FUNGI in Australia I, (48)
J.B. Cleland and E. Cheel

FUNGI in Australia II, (49)
Phalloids and Geasters,
J.B. Cleland and E. Cheel

FUNGI in Australia III, (50)
J.B. Cleland and E. Cheel

FUSEL Oil in Beer, (21)

W.M. Hamlet

BUSEL Od Ll. Toxic “Effect of, (21)
W.M. Hamlet

GADOLINITE in Western
Australia, B.F. Davis,
W.G. Woolnough, and
T.W. Edgeworth David

(36)

GAERTNER Paratyphoid
Bacilli, Biochemical
Characteristics of,
B. Bradley

(46)

GAMMA Rays, Ionisation
Caused by, ''S.B: Prerce

(47)

GARDENERS, Training of,
J.H. Maiden

(46)

GARDEN Island Naval Depot, (30)
N.S.W., T.W. Edgeworth David

GARDEN Palace Fire, C17)
C. Rolleston
GARNETS from Hawkesbury (23)

sandstone, Pyrmont N.S: Wi’;
H.G.*-Smach

75

36

{5

ifs}

443

199

105

233

242

286

74

138

56

22

15

47

GARRETT Locomotives, (42)
H. Deane
GASES, Theory of (20)

Dissociation of,
Re Threltaill

GASES, Thermal Conductivity (49)
in Relation to Viscosity,
Java Pel Tock

GAS Lighting in Sydney © (32)
Streets, T.H.: Houghton

GEMS, Australian, (6)
G.M. Stephen

GENUS Eucalyptus, Atlas of, (14)
F. von Mueller (Baron)

GEODESIC Investigations, (7)
M. Gardiner

GEODESY, Practical, New (7)
Theorems in, M. Gardiner

GEOLOGICAL Changes and Trans.
Astronomical Phil.
Observations, soc 'y:
G.R. Smalley

GEOLOGICAL Fault, (36)

Kurrajong Heights, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

GEOLOGICAL Formations of (13)
Australia and New Zealand,
J. Hector

GEOLOGICAL Laboratory Notes(29)
J.M. Curran (Rev. )

GEOLOGICAL Maps of (9)
Australia, W.B. Clarke (Rev)

GEOLOGICAL Survey of N.S.W., (9)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

GEOLOGISTS Hampered by Lack (4)
of Topographical Surveys,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

GEOLOGISTS, International
Congress of, Paris 1878,
A. Liversidge

(13)

16

213

249

‘VI

75

149

338

359

65

404

=)

52

55

Comments on, J. Smith

GEOLOGY of Cooma District, (48) 172
N.S.W., W.R. Browne
GEOLOGY of Gloucester (50)
Pastyact, N.S.W. 5 XXXII
W.N. Benson
GEOLOGY of Kempsey (45) 459
Dast7act,. NaS. W.,
W.G. Woolnough
GEOLOGY of Limekilns (28) 289
(Bathurst) Distrist, N.S.W.-,
W.J. Clunies Ross
GEOLOGY of Mary River, Q., (1) 76
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )
GEOLOGY of Mittagong, (37) 309
NiSCH. i. T.G.iTaylor
and D. Mawson
GEOLOGY of New Caledonia, (pr 227.
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )
GEOLOGY of West Moreton, (45). 137
Q., R.A. Wearne and
W.G. Woolnough
GEOMETRICAL Figures, (35)°243
Generation of, G.H. Knibbs
GEOMETRICAL Figures, Some (35) 319
Theorems Concerning,
G.H. Knibbs
GEOMETRICAL Operations, (26) = 60
G. Fleuri
GEOMETRICAL Researches, Trans: 61
M. Gardiner Phil. ~70
s0c'y: -88
LOS
GEOMETRY of Three (3) 4 641
Dimensions, New Theorem in,
M. +Gardirner
GEOPHYSICAL Observations (49) 448
atbrBurrinjuck, N.S.W.,
hot. Cotton
GEORGE's River Water Scheme, (5) 4

29

GEORGE, William Rufus, (50) 5
R. Greig-Smith
GERANYL Acetate in (34) 142

Eucalyptus 011, H.G. Smith

GERMANY, Cholera Epidemic (26) 318
in, B. Schwarzbach
GERMANY, Devotion to (3S) ES7

Science, Art and Literature,
G.H. Knibbs

GERMANY, Japan, Phenomenal (39)
Progress in,
S.H. Barraclough

XXVI

GERRINGONG, N.S.W., Augite (38) 402
Crystals in Mudstones at,
H.G. Foxall

GILGAI Country, Nature and (45) 337
Origin of, H.I.’ Jensen

GLACIATED Boulders at Base (33) 154
of Permo-Carboniferous
System, Lochinvar N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

GLADESVILLE Hospital for (1S) 203
Insane 1868-1879,
F.N. Manning

GLASS and Silvered Glass (40) 226
Mirrors, Reflecting Power of,
H.A. Lenehan

GLOSSOPTERIS from (7) 40
Queensland Expedition,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

GLOSSOPTERIS, Preponderance( 22) 237
in N.S.W. Coal Measures,
C2S:.°Walkinson

GLOUCESTER District, Nes. (50)
Geology of, W.N. Benson XXXII

GLOWING Carbon, CAD 25 1
Discontinuity of Potential
at. ourhace (or. “J-A. Pollock,
ASB. Bs -Ranclaud, “and
E.P. Norman

30

GLUTENS of Different (30)
Wheats, Absorption of Water
by), (kB. Guthrie

GOLD, Beach Sands of
Richmond River District,
N.S Wo heGsh. Mimgaye

(26)

GOLD-Bearing Veins, Origin (21)
and Mode of Occurrence,
J.C.8.P« Seaver

GOLD Crystals, Internal (41)
Structure: of,
A. Liversidge

GOLD, Discovery of, (13)
J. Smath

GOLD Dredging, N. Selfe (34)

GOLD Fields in N.S.W., (6)
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

GOLD, Hawkesbury Rocks (28)
around Sydney, N.S.W.,
A. Liversidge

GOLD, Hexagonal Crystal (27)
Form) )/Ac, Laversidge

GOLD Moiré-Métallique, (27)
A. Liversidge

GOLD, Moss Gold, (274)
A. Liversidge

GOLD, New Method of (12)

Extraction from Pyrites,
W.A. Dixon

GOLD, Notes on, A. Leibius (18)

GOLD Nuggets, Crystalline (34)
Structure of,
A. Liversidge

GOLD Nuggets, New Guinea, (40)

Showing Concentric Structure,
A./Livernsidge

GOLD Nuggets, Origin of,
A. Liversidge

(27)

124

368

125

143

343

346

287

93

37

259

161

303

GOULBURN Lime, Notes on,

GOLD Nuggets and Ingots (31)
(also Platinum), Crystalline
Structure of, A. Liversidge

GOLD, Quartz and Calcite (27)
Veins, Condition of,
A. Laversidge

GOLD, Recovery from Sea (29)

Water with Muntz Metal
Sheathing, A. Liversidge

GOLD Refining, Chlorine Gas (3)
Method, F.B. Miller

GOLD Refining, Separation (6)
from Argentic Chloride,
A. Leibius

GOLD, Serpentine near (14)
Gundagai, N.S.W.,
C. Moore

GOODLET, J.H., Death of, (48)

H.G. Smith

GORDON Hailstorm, Nov.17th (29)
1896, N.S.W., E. du Faur

GOULBURN District, N.S.W., (3)
Geology of, A.M. Thomson

(23)
E.C. Manfred
GOULBURN Water Supply, (43)

ClarificationoFr,
G.J. Burrows

GOVERNMENT Grant Desired (4)
to Help Cost of Publicatien;
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

GOVERNOR Brisbane's
Parramatta Observatory
Described, C. Moore

(14)

GOVERNOR Denison, President (23)
of Philosophical Society,
A. Roberts (Sir)

GRAFTS Between Indigenous (38)
Trees, Naturally Occurring,
J.H. Maiden

70

299

350

157

361

57

328

36

:
ile i 5
sete o

GRAHAM Bell's Telephone, (22)
CipRel teston

GRASe "Kangaroo, C. Moore (14)

GRASS Smuts, Two New (46)
Discoveries, E. Mackinnon

GRAVEL Beds at Lake’ George, (19)
He. Russel]

GRAVEL, Hawkesbury River (cals)
Between Penrith and
Windsor, H:I. Jensen

GRAVITY Meter Under (27)
Construction, W.H. Warren

GRAVITY Value at (28)
ObServatory, Sydney, N.S.W.,
Be bd. LOVe

GREEK and Latin Tuition (20)
Merely the Prevailing
Faso, «7H. Spencer

GREENAWAY Drawings of (34)
Public Works in Public
Architect's Department,

N. Selfe

GREEN Manuring, (31)
J.H. Maiden

GREEN Turtle, Head Anatomy, (44)
H.L. Kesteven

GREVILLEA Robusta, (29)
Aluminium Succinate in
Timber of, J.H. Maiden
and H.G. Smith

GREY Gum Astringent (31)
Exudates, H.G. Smith

GREY Gum Eucalypt Essential (31)
OTR. tT. Baker and
Hee tomith

GUANO from Huon Island, (1.2)
W.A. Dixon

GUANO Island, Meteorology (11)
and sNatural History of;
M.A. Dixon

20

14

bz

23

VII

44

368

325

ae,

Zag

143

165

ol

GUARD Rails Reduce Wheel (42) "16
Fiange’ Wears! i." Beane 1

GUM’ Leaves as a‘Febrifuge, °(24) °° 21
A. ViEiver siege

GUMS and Resins of (559 h6i
Austradva. JH. Marden

GUNDAGAT Serpentine, ,Gobd'’ (14) 7
and Asbestos, N.S.W.,
C. Moore

GWYDIR District Storm, C25.)' ~~ 56
N.SiW.e; HiCe Russet]

HAEMATOZOA of Australian (44) (252

Batrachians No.1, J 7B.- Cleland
and 1.H. Johnston

HAFMATOZOA of Australian C48) ir 42
Batrachians No. 220 J.B. Cheland

HAEMATOZOA of Australian (45) 415
Birds, Ji 2B. Glelandtand
T.H.. Johnston

HAEMATOZOA of Australian (44) 406
Fish.) J.B. (Cleland cand
TH. Jonnsiton

HAEMATOZOON (Melanin- (43), “97

Producing) from Australian
Tortoise, J.B. Cleland
and T.H. Johnston

HAEMOPROTOZOA from N.S.W. (43) 75

Birds, J.B. ° Cleland ‘and
T.H. Johnston

HAIL, Rain, Early Methods -(16) 1%
of Preventing and Causing,
Hoc. Russel

HAELSTORM; Gordon, N&S. Wy 5- 1(30)2565
Novel/th. 1896, 5. oda Faur

HALESTORMS, “iHaGeeRusiselin “(267514

HALLS TORMS: in oN) S/W. Ca eal
H.C. Russel]

HALHEY *s Comet: Tart Contact(44 i, 619
with. Parth; /HiG. Ac Harding

HALLIDAY, Willaany MeL » ;
Obituary of,..W: Hi, Warren

(27)

HAMILTON, Alex.G., Wins
Essay Award, W.H. Warren

(27)

HARBOUR Improvements,
NoS Ws, «ish. Marden

(31)

HARBOUR, River Improvements (27)
on'North Coast, N.S.Wi.;
W.H. Warren

HARBOURS (9) under (30)
Construction in N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

HARBOUR Works in N.S.W., 634)
W.H. Warren

HARGRAVE, Lawrence, Death (50)
of, R. Greig-Smith

HAWAIIAN Language, (29)

Comparison with that of
Ponape, E.T. Doane -(Rev:.)
and, S.H. Ray

HAWKESBURY Agricultural
Coltege , Nis W. ;
FOB. Guthrve

(38)

HAWKESBURY River, History
of Floods on,
J.P. Josephson

(19)

HAWKESBURY River, Silt (38)
from Floods, T.W. Edgeworth
David and F.B. Guthrie

HAWKESBURY Sandstone, (16)
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )
HAWKESBURY Sandstone, (13)

Boulders in, C.S. Wilkinson

HAWKESBURY Sandstone, Gold (28)
IMs A, eaviemsad pe

HAWKESBURY Sandstone, (25)
Kaolinite from, H.G. Smith

HAWKESBURY Sandstone,
Origin of Barytes in,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(27)

29

42

21

44

420

O77.

191

55

TOS

185

twa

407

HAWKESBURY Series, N.S.W.,
Genus Spirangium in,
WS. Dun

(46)

HAY Meteorites, N.S.W.,
A. Daversidge

(36)

HEAD, Mental Disturbance
atter Injury, tay
F.N. Manning

(18)

HEALTH in Sydney Suburbs,
C.S. Wilkinson

HEAT Engines, Remarks on,
N. Selfe

(33)

HEAVENS, Preparations at
Sydney Observatory to
Chart the, H.C. Russell

(25)

HECTOR, Sir James, Death
of, H. Deane

(42)

HELENSBURGH Bore, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

(27)

HELIMAN (Shield) of Coast
Aborigines, N.S.Waz;
TP. Deck

(49)

HELMS, Richard, Death of,
C. Hedley

(49}
HEPATICAE Australis, (48)
F. Stephani and WW. Wates

HEREDITY, Contribution,-te,,,;G2£9)
the Study of, F.N. Manning

HERNIA, Operation for, (24)
Eight Cases of, W.H. Goode

HERSCHEL, «Sir John? (25)
H.C. Russell

HERTZIAN Waves, Use by (33)
Signor Marconi, N. Selfe

HEXHAM Ferry (N.S.W.) C27)

Commissioned, W.H. Warren

HIGH Tides of June 15th 62:3)

1889; J. Tebbutt

(22)

205

341

181

16

IX

58

31

443

282

fi

94

497

2/9

2

IV

48

51

Bi’ tnd, Diamonds at Bald (7)
Hoth near, A. Liversidge

HINDERS Dr. Critchley, (48)
Death; of, H.G. Smith
HIRST, George Denton, (50)

Death of, R. Greig-Smith

HISTORY of Mathematics and (33)
Other Physical Sciences,
GH?) Knibbs

H.M.S. Challenger, Reports (12)
on Deep Sea Animals,
C. Rolleston

HOG Cholera Bacilli, (46)

Biochemical Characteristics
ef ,;| B. Bradley.

HOLROYD, Arthur Todd, (22)
Biographical Note,
C.S. Wilkinson
HOMEBUSH to Hawkesbury (42)
Railway, H. Deane
HOOKER,: Sir Joseph. D.., (46)
Death of, J.H. Maiden
HORNSBY, N.S.W., Volcanic (44)
Neck, W.N. Benson
HORSE Tramway Extensions (42)
from Penrith and Picton,
H. Deane
HORTICULTURAL Hall (46)

Proposed, J.H. Maiden

HOSPITAL Accommodation in (8)
Sydney, N.S.W., A. Roberts

HOSPITAL Construction,
J.A. Thompson

(21)

HOSPITAL, Gladesville, for (13)
the Insane, 1868-1879,
F.N. Manning

HOSPITAL Requirements of (2)
Sydney, A. Roberts

102

11

10

74

13

A495

68

111

213

25

HOT ‘Sprang, haga, Islands. > “(14)
Asjilaversidge

HOT Spring, New Britain, (14)
A. Liversidge

HUGGINS, William, Elected (27)

Honorary Member,
W.H. Warren

HUMAN Existence Depends on (50)
Science, R. Greig-Smith

HUMAN Milk in Australia, (49)
Composition of,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

HUMIDITY of Air Tables, (3)

Remarks on, H.C. Russell

HUNTER River, N.S.W., Flood(36)
Mitigation on, J.H. Maiden

HUNTER River, N.S.W., Flood(38)
Silt of, T.W. Edgeworth
David and F.B. Guthrie

HUNTER River Valley, (50)
Physiography of,
C.A. Sussmilch

HUNT, Robert, Obituary of, (27)
W.H. Warren

HUON Island Guano, (12)
W.A. Dixon

HURRICANE at Wentworth, (13)
Nwc«Wene HaC.- Russell

HUXLEY, Thomas Henry, (30)
Obituary of,
T.W. Edgeworth David

HYBODUS, Ctenacanthus, (ity)
A Spine of, W.J. Barkas

HYDATIDS, Prevalence and (28)

Remedy for,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

HYDE. ‘Park Sydney. Port rom (32)
to go for City Railway,
T.H. Houghton

33

147

any/all

107

191

XXX

145

34

HYDRAULIC Boring Apparatus, (32)

GH Halli gan LXXT1
HYDRO-Electric (42500 DE
Installat tons, "ECR Seoct
HYDROGRAPHY (Federal), (36)
importance” oF; XXTI
J.H. Cardew
HYDROZOA from Tasmania, (48) 302
Bob? eri oes
ICEBERGS in the Southern (29) 286
Ocean, ‘H.C. Russell (31221
ICELAND Spar, Supply (1S) sks
nearly Exhausted’, J.* Smith
ICE Making, N. Selfe (30)
XXXII
ILLAWARRA Coal Fields, C7). WO4
Railway Proposed from
Sydney to, J. Manning
ILLAWARRA Railway at (24) 58

Stanwell Park, Treatment of
Slaps, Ws "Shelishear

INCRUSTATION of Sydney (12) 264
Water Mains, W. Morris
INDIA, Earthquake in, (40) i
H.A. Lenehan
INDIAN Cave Temples, Trans.178
Dr. Berncastle PRari:
SOC".

INDIA (Upper), Irrigation (17) 139
in, H.G. McKinney

INFANTILE Mortality, Its (42,2233
Influence on Birthrate,’’ (44)'°)'"'22
G.H. Knibbs

INFANTS! Food, Estimation (48) 469
Of phat lan, HG. Chapman

INFECTIOUS Diseases, C26)" 150
Legislation for Notification
of; TL. P. Anderson’ Stuart

INSANITY, Causation’ and
Prevention of,
F.N. Manning

(14) 340

INSANITY, “Is ‘Tt ‘Increasing? ( 19)" 599
F.N. Manning

INSANITY, Medical
Certificates of;
F.N. Manning

(17) 266

INSECTIVGROUS’ Plants,
C. Moore

(149 47

INSTITUTE ‘of "Tropical
Medicine, Opening New
Building, Sydney,
H.G."Ssmi th

(48) 4

INSTRUMENTS Used in
Development of Flying
Machine, L. Hargrave

(21). BRe

INSURANCE, Mutual Trans. 223
Societies, Distribution ‘Phil,

of Prorits im, SOC hy:
Mop. Pell
INTERNAL Combustion (48) 497

Engines, Distribution of
Frictional Losses in,
EYP. Vay lor

INTERNATIONAL Association (35) 14
of European Academics
Proposed, A. Liversidge

INVENTION, The Art of, (39)
S.H. Barraclough 0 EOE

INVERELL, N.SuW., Coal: nears uae
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

INVERELL, N-S.W., Wood
Enclosed in Basalt,
A. Liversidge

(14) 155

INVERTEBRATE Fauna of Port (23) 163
Jackson, Wo Whrtelegge

IODINE an Copper Ores, (35) 163
N.S.W., A. ‘Dieseldorff
IODINE in Sea Water, (40 )) 98

Cod) Whate

St Se a ee

IONISATION Caused by Gamma (47)
Bevo) o.6:. PLeErce

IONIUM and Actinium,
Recovery from Olary Ores,
S- Radcliff

(48)

IONS in Air, Experimental (43)
Study of Large Ones,

546). Lusby

IONS in Air, Mobility of
Large Ones, J.A. Pollock

(43)

IONS in Air, Nature of
Large Ones, J.A. Pollock

(43)

IRIDIUM from N.S.W. Gold, Trans.

A. Leibius Phil.

soc'y.

IRON, Action of (47)
Concentrated Sulphuric
Acid on, C.W.R. Powell

IRON, Alumina and (41)

Phosphoric Acid Estimation,
T. Cooksey

IRONBARK Timber, Strength
and Elasticity of,
W.H. Warren

(20)

IRON Buildings, New Method (21)
of Construction,
J.A. Thompson

IRON Ore and Coal Deposits, (8)
Wallerawang, N.S.W.,
A. Liversidge ~

IRON Pyrites, Treatment of, (8)
Js Latta

IRON Separation from (37)

Nickel and Cobalt by Lead

Oxide (Field's Method),

T.H. Laby

IRON, Steel for
Constructional Purposes,
W.F. How

(27)

IRON Work, Protection of,
W.M. Hamlet

(37)

138

408

35

61
198

210

Ss,

163

261

111

81

35

1

263

183

IRRIGATION, H.C. Russell

IRRIGATION, W.H. Warren

IRRIGATION and Geology in
the Artesian Area of
Ne StWiek bore Prt tmanand
T.W. Edgeworth David

IRRIGATION and Land
Development, T. Rooke

IRRIGATION and Pastoral
Industry of N.S.W.,
H.G. McKinney

IRRIGATION and the Soils
of N.S.W., F.B. Guthrie

IRRIGATION by Artesian
Water, W.A. Dixon

IRRIGATION Dams, Matters

35

CLE) 129
(37). 29

(37)
CUEL

(37)
XCII

(23). oS

(37°

(27) 466

(27) 5h

of Contention to Landowners,

W.H. Warren

IRRIGATION Engineering,
S.H. Barraclough

IRRIGATION in California,
T. Rooke

IRRIGATION in N.S.W.,
H.G. McKinney

IRRIGATION in Upper India,
H.G. McKinney

IRRIGATION Schemes Inland,
Practicani lity tote
W.H. Warren

IRRIGATION Storage and
Regulation of Water for,
1.Wa Seaver

ISOPODA from Barrington
Tops No S.W. Co Chilton

JAPAN and Germany,
Phenomenal Progress in,
S.H. Barraclough

JARRAH, Transverse Tests
Oy. J.) Nano le

(37.\en eM
(40)
XLVI

(27) 384
(35) 225
(ss

ONO

(39)
XULLE

(50). 82

(39)
XXXI

(40) CI

36

JENOLAN Caves District,
Geology of, C.A. Stssmilch
and W.G. Stone

JERVESH Bays Nas. Wok
Geology of Hinterland of,
Hots Jensen

(42)

JOHNSTONE River, North (20)
Queensland, Poisonous Plants
from, leh.© Bancroft

JONES, Llewellyn Charles
Russell, Death of,
R.H. Cambage

(47)

JOSEPHSON, J. Percy, Death (46)
Of. VJ He Maiden

JOURNALISM, Scientific, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

JUPITER and Uranus (14)
Magnitudes, J. Tebbutt

JUPITER, Belts, °G.D. Hirst . (14)

JUPITER in Opposition, (10)
G2DeeHirst (12)

JUPITER, Recent Changes in (14)
the Surface of,
H.C. Russell

JUPITER, Sixth Satellite
of, H.A. Lenehan

(40)

JUPITER, Seventh Satellite (40)
of, H.A. Lenehan

KANGAROO Grass, C. Moore (14)
KANGAROO, Sthenurus minor (11)
(Owen), Fossil of,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )
KAOLINITE, Hawkesbury (25)
Sandstone, N.S.W.,
H.G. Smith
KAPPA Crucis, Coloured (6)

Cluster Stars around,
HG. Russert

(49) 542

2935

69

12

16

235

re

83
238

63

20

Zi

11

209

P71

84

KELVIN, Lord, Death of, (42)
H. Deane
KEMPSEY District, N.S We eon

Geology of, W.G. Woolnough

KERARGYRITE, Broken Hill, (28)
N.S.W., A. Liversidge

KEROSENE Lamp, Evolution (23)
of, W.M. Hamlet

KEROSENE, Newnes, N.S.W., (50)
R. Greig-Smith

KHAKI Dye, Discovery of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

KIAMA, N.S.W., Geology of (27)

the District, W.H. Warren

KIAMA, N.S.W., Inclusions (39)
of Basic Plutonic Rocks
in Dyke, C.A. Sussmilch

KING Island, Bass..Strait,." 444)
Geology of, F. Debenham

KITE; Cellular Type, (30)
L. Hargrave

KITE, Cellular Type and (27)
Flying Machine Motors,
L. Hargrave

KOSCIUSKO, N.SuWe% (35)

Tinguaite at, T.W. Edgeworth
David, F.B. Guthrie, and
W.G. Woolnough

KRAKOTOA Eruption, (18)
Possible Cause of Light
Phenomena after Sunset,
J Smith

"KULPI" Operation of (30)
Australian Aborigines,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

KURRAJONG Heights, N.S.W., (36)

Geological Fault,

T.W. Edgeworth David

52

159

94

ait

34

37

16

65

560

144

75

347

16

iS

359

KYNGDON,: F.B., Acting Hon. (22) 11
Secretary, C.S. Wilkinson

LABORATORIES in Sydney, (41) 022
Co-ordination of,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

LABORATORY Lamp, Retort (27) 347

and Filter Stand Combination,
A. Liversidge

LABOUR, Types of, (39)
S.H. Barraclough XXXVI

LABRADORITE and Topazes (33) 193
of N.S.W., Composition of,
G. Harker

LACHLAN District, N.S.W., (24) 63
Native Names in, 80
F.B.W. Woolrych |

LAKE George Base Line for (20) 151
Triangulation of N.S.W.,
H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Dead Trees (19) 2.7
Along the Shore of,
H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Deltas at the (19) 21
Mouths of Creeks,
H.C.° Russell

LAKE George, Description
of the Country Around,
H.€. Russell

(19) 19

LAKE George, Floods in, (20, 241
H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Fluctuations (14) 15
in the Level of, C. Moore

EAKE George, Gravel Beds (19) 20
at, H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Rainfall and (19) 23
Evaporation at,
H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Water
Analysis, H.C. Russell

(19) 26

57

LAKE George, Water Level, (19) 15
Effect of Wind on,
H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Water Level (19) 13
Guage, H.C. Russell

LAKE George, Water, (1935 225
Purgative Qualities of,
H.C. Russell

LAKES and Their Uses, (20) 143
Pa Ba Gipos
LAMBIE Longitude, (15) 386

W.J. Conder

LAND Grant Act (Morril) in (39)
UsS:A.4 ) S2He Barrachouc&h XXXIX

LAND Level on East Coast (19) 5
of Australia, Changes in,
H.C. Russell

LANG, John Dunmore, Life CES) mee
and Death of, J. Smith

LANGUAGE, Australian, (2491-2351
Remarks on, J. Fraser

LANGUAGE of Bungandity (37 )=459
Tribe of South Australia,
R.H. Mathews

LANGUAGES of Aborigines of (36) 135
Eastern Australia,
R.H. Mathews

LANGUAGES of Aborigines of (36) 71
Victoria, R.H. Mathews

LANGUAGES of Australia, (13)° . 84
Mozambique, and South
Africa, H: Clarke

LANGUAGES of New Hebrides, (27) 101

S.H. Ray 469
LANGUAGES of Oceania, (26) 342
Jc. Fraser
LANGUAGES of Oceania, (26). 55 ft

Nature and Importance of,
Swi. Ray:

38

LANGUAGES of Polynesia, (24) 22
Research Recommended,
A. Liversidge

LANGUAGES of Ponape and (29) 420
Hawaii, Comparison of,
E.T. Doane (Rev.) and
5.H. Ray

LAPSTONE Zigzag, C27) tS

Elimination of, W.H. Warren

LATIN, Greek Tuition C20)n 25
Merely the Prevailing Fashion,
i. ‘spencer

LATIN, Use for Botanical (46) 47
Descriptions, J.H. Maiden

LATIN Verb "Jubere",
J. Fraser

(22) 344

LATITUDE Stars, Epoch 1880,(13) 97
Compiled Catalogue,
H.S. Hawkins

LATITUDE of Sydney (39) 93
Observatory, C.J. Merfield

WATTAC Godin Account of (25) 6
the Life of, A. Leibius

LEAD and Silver in Sea-
Water, A. Liversidge

(29) 335

LEAVES of Plants, Coatings (47) 43
of, R.H. Cambage

LEAVES of Plants, (47) 45
Variation of, R.H. Cambage

LEAVES’ of. Plants, Vertical (47)"'38
and Horizontal Arrangements
of, R.H. Cambage

LECTURES in Popular (45) 3
Science Well Attended,
T.W. Edgeworth David

LEGISLATION, Federal and (44) 480
State, Respective, /Limrts in
Regard to Companies,

A. Duckworth

LEGUMINOSAE, Development (48) 333
and Distribution of Order,
E.C. Andrews

LEIBIUS, A., Obituary, (28). 36
T.P. Anderson Stuart

LENEHAN, Henry Alfred, ae 8 ae
Death of, H. Deane

LEPIDOSFEIDAE, Dental (11) 203
Peculiarity of, W.J. Barkas

LE Pont Vierendeel, New (33): LRA
Type of Bridge,
Js. ‘Hayeroft

LEPTOSPERMUM (New Species) (39) 124
and Its Essential Oil,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

LEVELLING for Sections, Ca. Bs
Exposition of American Method
of Surveying, M. Gardiner

LICHENS of Australia, CS7)\ de2
Bibliography of, E. Cheel(40) 141

LIFE Assurance (Government),(4) 49
Savings Banks and Friendly
Societies, C. Rolleston

LIGHTHOUSES in N.S.W., (32)
H.R. Carleton LXXXITI
LIGHTING, Artificial, (34)
N. Selfe XXXV
LIGHTNING Conductors, (213 9

C. Rolleston

LIGHTNING Conductors, (39) 131
Hollow, Crushed by Discharge,
J.A. Pollock and
S.H.. Barraclough

LIGHTNING Damage to Seal (34) 98
Rocks Lighthouse, C.W. Darley

LIGHTNING Flashes, Notes (46) 138
on, .F.H., Quaate
LIGHT, Zodiacal, (40) 81025

H.A. Lenehan

LIME, Effect on
Availability of Soil
Constituents, F.B. Guthrie
and L. Cohen

cat)

LIME from Goulburn, Notes (23)
on, E.C. Manfred

LIMEKILNS, Bathurst (28)
District, Geology of,
W.J. Clunies Ross

LIME, Rapid Gravimetric (36)

Method for Estimation of,
F.B. Guthrie and C.R. Barker

LIMESTONE from South Sea

(14)
Islands, Composition of,
A. Liversidge
LIMESTONE, Lower Miocene (48)
from Papua, F. Chapman
LIMESTONE near Sydney, (26)
NioswWw., HsGi.Smith
LIME-Sulphur Sprays, (48)

Composition of, A.A. Ramsay

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W.,
Educational Aspect of,
W.M. Hamlet

(43)

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W. (22)
Eulogised, C.S. Wilkinson

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W., (17)
Loss of Entire Library in
Garden Palace Fire,

C. Rolleston

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W. (17)
Meeting Temporarily in Free
Public Library, C. Rolleston

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W. (25)
Sir William Macleay £14,000

Bequest, A. Leibius

LINNEAN Society of N.S.W. (50)
Research Fellowships of,
R. Greig-Smith

LIPPMANN Colour (29)

Photography, R. Threlfall

61

$28

289

132

1S9

281

302

242

18

1S

16

16

33

19

22

LISTER, Lord, Death: of,
J.H. Maiden

(46)

LIVERPOOL Bore, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

(27)

LIVERPOOL, Mount Royal
Ranges, Nepheline Bearing
Rocks, W.N. Benson

(45)

LIVERPOOL Plains, N.S.W.,
Wells in, T.K. Abbott

(14)

LIVERSIDGE, -A.-, -1n. England, (45)
T.W. Edgeworth David

LIVERSIDGE, A., on World (22)
Tour, C.S. Wilkinson
LOCHINVAR, N.S.W., (35)
Glaciated Boulders,
T.W. Edgeworth David
LOCOMOTIVE Engine (27)
Performance, W.H. Warren
LOCOMOTIVE, Garratt Type, (42)

H. Deane

LOCOMOTIVE Wheel, Advantage(42)
of Side Play for Short
Radius Curves, H. Deane

LOCOMOTIVE Wheel Flange, (42)
Wear Reduced by Guard Rails,
H. Deane

LOGARITHMS, Development of (50)
the Theory, H.S. Carslaw

LOGARITHMS, Discovery by
Napier, H.S. Carslaw

(48)

LONGITUDE at Lambie,
W.J. Conder

(15)

LONGITUDE of Sydney
Observatory, N.S.W.,
Proposed Correction,
J. Tebbutt

(12)

LONGITUDE of Sydney
Observatory, H.C. Russell

(12)

176

154

57

16

14

16
19

130

42

386

63

222

40

LONGITUDE of Sydney
Observatory, J. Tebbutt

(14)

LONGITUDE of Sydney, Use of (19)
Telegraph in Determination
of, H.C. Russell

LOPE de Vega, L. Hargrave (43)
LOPE de Vega, Discoverer (43)
of Australia, ¢c.1595,
W.M. Hamlet
LOPE de Vega, Note on (44)

Hargrave Paper, A.C. Haddon

LORD Howe('s) Island, (5)
Botany of, C. Wood

LORD Howe Island, Climate (29)
of iy VHC. Russell

LORD Howe Island, (49)

Polypodia, W.W. Watts (Rev.)

LOSS of Memory after Injury(18)
to the Head, F.N. Manning

LOYALTY Islands, Earthquake (9)
Shocks at, W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

LUSITANIA and Mauretania (44)
Speed Records, H.D. Walsh
MACDONNELL, William John, (45)
Death of,
T.W. Edgewcrth David
MACKAY, Queensland, (15)
Climate of! Heb. \Roth
MACLAURIN, Sir Henry (49)

Normand, Death of, C. Hedley

MACLEAY, Sir William, (26)
Benefactions of, H.C. Russell

MACROZAMIA (Genus), (17)
C. Moore
MAGNESIUM, Strength of, (29)

S.H. Barraclough

19

A412

39

iS,

29

512

385

181

21

115

453

MAGNETICAL, Astronomical

and Meteorological Pat

Sciences, G.R. Smalley “Soe

MAGNETIC Circuits, Forces
Acting in, R. Threlfall
and F. Martin

(27)

MAGNETIC Storms and
Sunspots, H.A. Lenehan

(40)

MAGNETIC Susceptibilities
of Australian Basalts,
A.W. Rucker

(28)

MAGNETIC Variations at (5)
Sydney, N.S.W., H.C. Russell

MAIDEN, J.H., Elected as (50)
Fellow of Royal Society of
London. R. Greig-Smith

MAIDEN, J.H., Retirement (48)
as Secretary of Royal Society

of N.S.W., HvGs Smith

MAITLAND Coal Measures, (22)
Survey by T.W. Edgeworth
David, C.S. Wilkinson

MAJOR Mitchell and Mount (34)
Victoria, N. Selfe

MALACHITE, Origin of, (29)
E. Hall

MALARIA, en
T.P. Anderson Stuart

MAMMALS of Australia, (7)

Classification of, G. Kreftt

MANGANESE in Soil and Its
Effect on Grass, F.B. Guthrie
and L. Cohen

MANGROVE, Australian Grey (49)
Variety, R. Baker
MANLY ,' (N.S. W..),.Triass te (27)

Plant Remains Near,
B. Dunstan

Trans.

(43)

347

19,7

24

51

25

11

29

XII

416

12

135

354

257

378

I

4
we

i
ie

MANNA on Blue Grass, (30) 291
Andropogon Annulatus,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith
MANURING in Pots and in (45) 117

the Field Compared, L. Cohen

MARINE Biological (S31) 14:
Laboratory Proposed for
Port Jackson, J.H. Maiden

MARINE Biological (Ate 21
Laboratory in Port Jackson,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

MARINE Biological Station (25) 20
Proposed for Mossman's
Bay, A. Leibius

MARINE Engineering, (34) XL
N. ,selfe

MARINE Erosion at Bondi, (46) 155
N.S.W., C.A. Sussmilch

MARINE Fossils from the (16) 143
Carboniferous,
J.E. Tenison-Woods

MARS and Saturn, Notes on (12) 246
Geocentric Conjunction,
1879, J. Tebbutt

MARS, the Planet, (40) 18
H.A. Lenehan

MARSUPALIA, Monotremata (18). 117
and Ceratodus, Embryology
of, (W.H. ‘Caldwell

MARY River, Queensland, Ch ao
Geology of, W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

MATERIALS Testing,
W.H. Warren

(aa), 27

MATERIALS Testing Machine (32)
for Equal Alternating CVA
Stresses, W.H. Warren

MATERIALS Testing, Methods (31)
of, W.H. Warren NEEL

MATHEMATICS, History of, (33) 21
G.H. Knibbs

41

MATTER, Constitution of, (59° 47
M.B. Pell

MAURETANIA and Lusitania (44) 6
Speed Records, H.D. Walsh

MAWSON Antarctic (47) 8
Expedition, R.H. Cambage

MAWSON Antarctic (48) 8
Expedition, Return of,
H!G. Smith

MEASLES and Scarlet Fever (28) 28
in Sydney, N.S.W.,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

MEASUREMENT by Use of Long (19) 29
Steel Ribands, G.H. Knibbs

MECHANICAL Engineering in (34) XIV
N.S.W., the First Flour
Mill, N. Selfe

MEDICINAL Waters in N.S.W.,(25) 37
A. Leibius

MELALENCAS, Australian, (40) 60

Essential Oils of, (41) 196
R.T. Baker and (44), 5925
H.G. Smith (45) 365
(47) 193
MELANOSPERMEAE, Key to (32) 169
Tribes and Genera of,
R.A. Bastow
MELBOURNE Ahead with (32) cay

Electric Lighting,
T.H. Houghton

MELBOURNE Gutters Carry (20) 364
Sewage, J.T. Jones

MELBOURNE Rainfall Compared(41) 190
with that of Sydney, 1876-
1905, <A. Duckworth

MELBOURNE Water Supply, (42)
T.W. Keele LXXII

MEMORY. Loss of after (18) 181
Injury to Head, F.N. Manning

MENTAL Disturbance after (18)
Injury to Head, F.N. Manning

MERCURY, Planet, Transit (12)
of, J..; Tebbutt
MERCURY, Planet, Transit (15)

8th Nov. 1881. \H.€.. Russell

MERIDIAN Line Determination(30)
by Altazimuth Solar
Observations, G.H. Knibbs

MESOZOIC Fossils from
Palmer River, Queensland,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(16)

MESOZOIC: Fossils, in, Q' 1d. 3).¢7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

METALLIFEROUS Areas, (7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

METALLURGICAL Works for (31)
N.S.W. Government at
Clyde, J.H. Maiden

METALLURGICAL Works for (2.7)
Sydney, N.S.W.,
W.H. Warren

METALLURGY of Nickel and (12)
Cobalt, W.A. Dixon

METEORIC Dusts in N.S.W., (36)
A. Liversidge

METEORITES, H.A. Lenehan (40)

METEOR, 27th June 1894, (28)
H.C. Russell 7

METEOR, 7th May 1895, (29)
H.C. Russell

METEORITE at Bingera, (16)

N.S.W., A. Liversidge

METEORITE at Deniliquin, (6)
N.S.W., A. Liversidge

METEORITE (Barratta) at
Deniliquin, N.S.W.,
A. Liversidge

(16)

181
226
159

509
147

14
52

22
25

127
241

25

256
499
35
97.

31

METEORITE at Narraburra,
near Temora, A. Liversidge

METEORITE from Moonbi,
N.S.W., Analysis? of 3
J.C.H. Mingaye

(27)

METEORITE from Bugoldi,
near Brewarrina, N.S.W.,
R.J. Baker

(34)

METEORITE, Metallic in
Queensland, A. Liversidge

METEORITE Number Two from (27)
Gilgoin Station, near
Brewarrina, H.C. Russell

METEOROLOGICAL, Trans.
Astronomical and Phil.
Magnetical Sciences, Soc'y.

G.R: Smalley

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (12)
for 1878

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (13)
for 1879

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (15)
for 1881

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (16)
for 1882

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (18)
for 1884

METEOROLOGICAL Observations (19)
for 1885

METEOROLOGICAL Periodicity, (10)
H.C. Russell

METEOROLOGICAL Recorder for(14)
Temperature, Air Pressure,
Wind Direction and Velocity,

and Rain, C. Moore
METEOROLOGY, H.C. Russell (26)
METEOROLOGY in Australia, (27)

W.H. Warren

(20)

(37)\234

82

81

73

361

347

297

229

411

295

191

207

49

19

METEOROLOGY, Lectures in (40)
England on, H.A. Lenehan

METEOROLOGY of the Coast (12)
of N.S.W., Storm Warning
Telegrams, M. Smith

METEOROLOGY Stations in (14)
N.S.W. number 152,
C. Moore

METEOROLOGY, Weather Maps. (11)
Published since 3rd Feb.
1877 in Sydney, H.C. Russell

METRIC Measure Advocated, (35)
A. Liversidge

METRIC System, Advantages (37)
of, W.H. Warren

MICROBES of the Friendly (28)
Type, T.P. Anderson Stuart

MICROBIOLOGY, Government (43)
Bureau Established,
W.M. Hamlet

MICROMETER, Triangle, (12)
H.C. Russell

MICROSCOPE, Improved (13)
Dissecting Type,
TRS Hewitt

MICROSCOPE Objectives, (13)
Comparison of Types,
H. Sharp

MICROSCOPE Resolving Power, (22)
Method of Intensifying,
C.S. Wilkinson

MICROSCOPE Slide Cabinet (14)
bought for Royal Society
of N.S.W.

MICROSCOPE Slides of (19)
Diatoms made with High
Refractive Index Mountant,

W. Morris

MICROSCOPIC Structure of (25)
Australian Rocks,
J.M. Curran (Rev. )

2d

71

27

24

185

180

20

335

121

179

43

"MIKA" Operation of (30) 115
Australian Aborigines,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

MILK, Catalase Reaction of,(48) 319
H.B. Taylor

MILK Centrifuged, Nature (48) 152
of Deposit from,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

MILK, Cow's, Diffusible (48) 253
Phosphorous of,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

MILK of Australian Mothers, (49) 169
Composition of,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

MILK, Physico-Chemical (47) 174
Measurements on,
H.B. Taylor

MILKY WAY, Photographs (24) 106

Taken at Sydney Observatory,
H.C. Russell

MILLER, Francis Bowyer, (22) 1
Biographical Note,
C.S. Wilkinson

MINERAL Exploration in (6))°"'35
Queensland, W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

MINERAL, New, Discovered, (46) 186
A.T. Ullmann

MINERAL, New, Discovered (27) 366
at Broken Hill,
E.T. Pittman

MINERALS from Broken Hill, (29) 48
Ni S.Waw Ee ie Preeman

MINERALS in N.S.W., (22): "362
A. Liversidge (9) 153
Ci4p213

(18) 43

(25) 234

(29) 316

MINERALS in Northern (13)7° 75
“N.S.W., D.A. Porter (22) 4°78
(28) 39

44

MINERALS in New Caledonia, (14) 227
A. Liversidge

MINERAL Spring at Bungonia,(28) 54
N.S.W., J.M. Curran (Rev.)

MINING Methods, American, (9), 23
S.L. Bensusan

MINING Museum, Founder of, (26) 6
H.C. Russell

MINING Museum Needed, C25) w45
A. Leibius

MITTAGONG, N.S.W., Geology (37) 309
of, T.G. Taylor and
D. Mawson

MODERN Versus Classical (20) 25
Side of Education,
A. Liversidge

MOLLUSCA in Australia, (22) 106
Anatomy and Life History of,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev.)

MOLLUSCAN Fauna of (12): .29
Tasmania,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

MONIER Pipes, Manufacture (33)

of, F.M. Gummow XXXIV
MONOPYLIDIUM Passerinum (43) 405
Fuhrmann, Anatomy of,
T.H. Johnston
MONORAILS, H. Deane (42) 28
MONOTREMATA, Marsupalia, (18) 117
and Ceratodus, Embryology,
W.H. Caldwell
MONUMENT to Parramatta (14) 8
Observatory erected 1880,
C. Moore

MOONBI, N.S.W., Analysis (27), 82
of Meteorite from,
J.C.H. Mingaye

MOON's Surface, Changes on,(40) 16
H.A. Lenehan

MOORE, C., Director of (SO) 8
Botanic Gardens, Retirement
of, T.W. Edgeworth David

MOORE Park Bore, N.S.W., (27) «443
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

MORETON Bay, Deep Oceanic (10) 75

Depression off,
W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

MORRIL Land Grant Act in (39)

U.S.A., S.H. Barraclough XXXIX
MORTALITY Rates in N.S.W., (1) 66
M.B. Pell
MOSQUITOS of Australia, (33) 48

LuG.-.Bancroft

MOSSES of the New Hebrides, (49) 127
V.F. Brotherus and
W.W. Watts (Rev.)

MOSS Gold and Silver, (10) 125
Formation of, A. Liversidge

MOSS Gold, Origin of, (272 ok
A. Liversidge
MOUNTAINS of Eastern (48) 267

Australia, Effect on
Vegetation, R.H. Cambage

MOUNT Kosciusko, Wragge (323)... 38
Observatory on Top of,
H. Deane

MOUNT Royal and Liverpool (45) 176
Ranges, Nepheline Bearing
Rocks, W.N. Benson

MOUNT Wilson Observatory, (40) 28
H.A. Lenehan

MUDGEE, Diamonds near, (4) 94
N. Taylor and A.M. Thomson

MUDSTONES at Gerringong, (38) 402
N.S.W., Augite Crystals in,
H.G. Foxall
MULDIVA, Queensland, (49) 289
Cerussite, C. Anderson

MULLENS, Josiah, Death of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

MURRAY and Darling Trans.
Vertebrated Animals, Phid.
G. Krefft Soc'y.

MURRAY River Catchment (40)

Rainfall, R.J. McKay

MURRAY, Sir Terence Aubrey, (7)
A Tribute, W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

MURRAY Waters, R.T. McKay (37)

MURRUMBIDGEE Aborigines (31)
Initiation Ceremonies,
R.H. Mathews

MUSEUM Improvements in (2)
Europe and Australia,
G. Krefft

MUSUEM, Philosophical, (13)
Suggested, J. Smith

MUSIC, An Essay on, (12)
J. Meilhan

MUTUAL Insurance Trans.

Societies, Distribution Phil.

XLVI

1

CXCV

bia a

15

30

of;Profits. in, SOc'y.
M.B. Pell
MYRTACEOUS Kinos, (29)

Australian, Chemistry of,
J.H. Maiden and H.G. Smith

MYRTACEOUS Tree Indigenous (27)
to'NiS.W., Description of,
C. Moore

MYRTICOLORIN, Notes on,
H.G. Smith

(31)

NANTOKITE from Broken Hill, (28)
N.S.W., A. Liversidge
NAPIER Commemorative (48)
Lecture, Discovery of
Logarithms, H.S. Carslaw

85

a7 7,

94

42

NAPIER Logarithms, (50)
Development of the Theory,
H.S. Carslaw

NARRABEEN, N.S.W., Bore at, (27)
T.W. Edgeworth David
' and E.F. Pittman

NARRABEEN, N.S.W., Evidence(42)
of Recent Submergence of
Coast, T.W. Edgeworth David
and G.H. Harrigan

NARRABEEN Series, (40)

Tufaceous Sandstone and

Chocolate Shale, Analyses of,

S.G. Walton and R.S. Bonney

NARRABRI, N.S.W., Storms at(26)

13th Oct. 1892, H.C. Russell

NARRABURRA Meteorite, (37)
A. Liversidge

NATIONAL Efficiency, (39)
S.H. Barraclough

NATIVE Currants, Acids of, (14)
E.H. Rennie

NATIVE Names in the (24)

Lachlan District,
F.B.W. Woolrych

NATIVE Tribes of Australia, (40)
R.H. Mathews

NAVAL Architecture and (34)
Marine Engineering,
N. Selfe

NAVAL Depot Constructed (30)

at Garden Island, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David

NEBULA Around Eta Argus, (5)
H.C. Russell

NELLIGEN, N.S.W., (42)
Cupriferous Porphyrite and
Quartz Veins, H.I. Jensen

45

130

443

Zao

154

314
234
XXX
119 |

63
80

o5

XL

ZZ

iS

56

46

NEPHELINE-Bearing Rocks of (45)
the Liverpool and Mount
Royal Ranges, W.N. Benson

NEUMANN's Method for
Estimation of Phosphorus,
H.S.H. Wardlaw

(48)

NEURITIS, ‘Peripheral, in
Sheep Caused by Eating
Darling Peas, J.H. Maiden

(31)

NEW Britain and New (16)
Ireland, Rocks from
A. Liversidge

NEW Britain, Chalk in, (11)
A. Liversidge

NEW Britain, Hot Spring, (14)
A. Liversidge

NEW Caledonia Geology, (9)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

NEW Caledonia, Nickel (8)

Minerals from, A. Liversidge

NEW England, N.S.W., Effect(11)
of Geology on Forest
Vegetation of, W. Christie

NEW England, N.S.W.,
Eucalypts, Economics of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

(45)

NEW England, N.S.W., (46)
Topographical Model of,
E.C. Andrews

NEW Guinea Ardisia, (20)

F. von Mueller (Baron)

NEW Guinea, Expedition to, (6)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

NEW Guinea, Gold Nuggets (40)
with Concentric Structure,
A. Liversidge

NEW Guinea, Promising Field (5)
for Colonization,
OUD. ane (Revs, \ Das)

176

7S

10

47

85

145

2)

15

Zt

267)

143

161

35

= yy ere eee

NEW Guinea, Rocks and C20)" 227
Minerals from, A. Liversidge

NEW Hebrides, Languages of,(27) 101
S.H. Ray (Rev. by J.Fraser) 469

NEW Hebrides, Mosses of, (49) 127 _
V.F. Brotherus and |
W.W. Watts (Rev.)

NEWINGTON Bore, N.S.W., (27). 443
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

NEW Ireland and New (16) 47
Britain, Rocks fron,
A. Liversidge

NEWNES-Clarence Railway, (42) 011
N.S.W., HH. Deane

NEWNES Kerosene, (50) 34
R. Greig-Smith

N.S.W., Aborigines of, (16) 193
J. Fraser

N.S.W., Absence of Science (20) 25
in Schools, A. Liversidge

N.S.W., Agricultural Trans.236
Statistics, PRrhrl.
C. Rolleston Soc'y.

N.S.W., Artesian Boring (37)
in, J. Boultbee CLIV

N.S.W., Artesian Water in, (32)
J. Boultbee

N.S.W., Astronomical (12)
Experiment on Blue Mountains,
H.C. Russell

(21)

Za

.S.W. Boring for Water,
C. Rolleston
N.S.W. Building and (43)
Ornamental Stones,
R.T. Baker and J. Nangle
N.S.W. Coal Measures, (24)
T.W. Edgeworth David

N.S.W. Coal Measures, (22)

Preponderance of Glossopteris
in, C.S. Wilkinson

N.S.W. Coal Measures, (22)

Survey by T.W. Edgeworth
David at Maitland,
C.S. Wilkinson

N.S.W., Coastal Storm (12)

Warnings by Telegram,
M. Smith

N.S.W. Coast, Water Spouts (32)

on, H.C. Russell

N.S.W., Chemical Nature of (37)

Soils of, F.B. Guthrie

N.S.W., Chemistry and (38)

Chemists, Present Position
of, F.B. Guthrie

N.S.W., Copper Ores (33)

Containing Iodine,
A. Dieseldorff

N.S.W. Criminal Statistics, (8)

1860-1873, C. Rolleston

N.S.W., Ferries and Punts (27)

in Use in (Approx. 100),
W.H. Warren

N.S.W. First Mill, (34)

N. Selfe

N.S.W., Formation of Blue (30)

Mountains Valleys,
T.W. Edgeworth David

-W. Geological Survey, (9)
B. Clarke (Rev. )

-S.W. Government Railways, (37)
W.H. Warren

. Harbours Under (30)
Construction,

T.W. Edgeworth David

-, Harbour Works in, (37)
Warren

oY,

29

7a

132

160

19

48

XIV

33

DZ

47

75

44

-S.W. Health Resort for

Phthisis, B.J. Newmarch

.S.W., Height of Western

Rivers, W.E. Abbott

.S.W. Irrigation in,

H.G. McKinney

.S.W. Labradorite and

Topazes, Composition of,
G. Harker

.5.W. Lighthouses,

H.R. Carleton

-S.W., Metals in Beach

Sands of Richmond River

District, J.C.H. Mingaye

-S.W. Meteoric Dusts,

A. Liversidge

Lines, C.S. Wilkinson

.S.W. Minerals,

A. Liversidge

.S.W., Minerals in the

North of, D.A. Porter

.S.W. Monthly

Distribution of Rain
in 1884, H.C. Russell

.S.W. Northern Rivers,
Work on the Entrances of,

H.D. Walsh

Obsidian ''Bomb",

“Siw.
R.T. Baker

.5.W. Plants, New Census

of, J.H. Maiden

-S.W., Platinum in,

J.C.H. Mingaye

.S.W. Precious Stones,

J.M. Curran (Rev. )

47

(23) 503

(18)
facing
202

(27) 384

(33) 193

(32)
LXXXII

(26) 368

(36) 241

.S.W. Mileage of Telegraph(22) 24

(9) 153
(18) 43
(22) 362
(25) 234
(18) 75
(22) 78
(28) 39
(18)

facing
106

(44) 16

(34) 118

(46) 44

(23) 326

(30) 214

48

N S.W: Progress) 1862-1871...) (6)
Statistical Review of,
C. Rolleston

N.S.W. Progress 1872-1881, (16)
C. Rolleston
N.S.W. Rainfall Map 1882 (16)
facing
N.S.W. Rainfall Map 1883 (17)
facing
N.S.W. Rainfall Map 1884 (18)
facing
N.S.W. Rainfall Map 1885 (19)
facing
N.S.W. Rainfall Relative (35)
to Moon's Motion,
H.C. Russell
N.S.W. Results of Wheat (2)
Culture during 1857-1867,
C. Rolleston
N.S.W. Sand Drift Problem, (37)
J.H. Maiden
N.S.W. Sand Drift Problem, (37)
C.J. McMaster
N.S.W. Sanitary (28)
Legislation,
T.P. Anderson Stuart
NesaW; Scientific (39)

Societies in,
S.H. Barraclough

N.S.W., Service Reservoirs, (25)
Construction and Cost of,
L.J., Darley

N.S.W., Silver and Other
Minerals, A. Liversidge

(20)

N.S.W. Southern Tableland, (43)
Physiography of,
CAs Siissmi lich

N.S.W., Storms on the
Coast of, H.C. Russell

(12)

105

131

304

304

106

218

13

96

82

146

147

231

331

Iho

N.S.W. Stringy Bark Trees, (32) 104
Essential Oils of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith
N.S.W. Tanks and Wells, (17) 249
Water Supply and Irrigation,
A.P. Wood
N.S.W. Tanning Substances, (21) 27
J.H. Maiden 82
181
250
(22) 259
N.S.W. Timbers, (28) 189
J.V. de Coque
N.S.W. Triangulation on (20) 6851
Lake George Base Line 1865,
H.C. Russell
N.S.W. Underground Waters, (26) 73
Analyses, J.C.H. Mingaye
N.S.W., Water Conservation (37)
in, L.A.B. Wade LXVI
N.S.W. Water Conservation, (35) 223
Irrigation and Drainage
Projects, H.G. McKinney
N.S.W., Water Supply in (18) 85
the Interior of, W.E. Abbott
N.S.W. Water Supply and (17) 149
Irrigation, A.P. Wood
N.S.W. Well and River (239%.465
Waters, W.A. Dixon
N.S.W. Western Rivers, (16)
Height during 1882, facing
H.C. Russell 304
N.S.W. Western Rivers, Giz)
Height during,1883, facing
HG. cRusselt 304

NEW Zealand Eruptive Rocks,(23) 102

N

F.W. Hutton

"'GONS (Closed), Problem of (3) 38
Inscription in Any Quadric,
M. Gardiner

NIAGARA Electric Power, (297 25
R. Threlfall

NICKEL and Cobalt, Approx. (38) 406
Estimation of Each in
Presence of the Other,
R.W. Challinor

NICKELIFEROUS Opal near (31)
Tamworth, N.S.W., XXVIII
D.A. Porter

NICKEL, Metallurgy of, C129). 27
W.A. Dixon

NICKEL Minerals from New (8) 75
Caledonia, A. Liversidge

NICKEL Steel, Physical (32) 150
Properties of, W.H. Warren
and S.H. Barraclough

NITRITES in Sewage in the (34) 30
Early Morning, W.M. Hamlet

NOISES in Central (45) 187
Australia, J.B. Cleland

NON-Linear Coresolvents, ieiZ7
J. Cockle

NORTHERN Territory, (46) 24
Expedition to, J.H. Maiden

NORTH, New Method of (16) 127
Determination, J.S. Chard

NORTH Pole, Expedition to, (40) 32
H.A. Lenehan

NORTH Sydney, Sewerage (35). =e
Scheme for, J. Davis

NORTON, James, Death of, C41) 23
T.P. Anderson Stuart

NOTATION System Derived (33) 7
from Hindustan, G.H. Knibbs

NOXIOUS and Offensive (28 )0) 45a

Trades Legislation,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

49

NYARRUGU Tribe of N.S.W., (42) 335
Vocabulary of, R.H. Mathews

OBJECTIVE Lenses Recently (13) 175
Made by Carl Zeiss,
Gs. Da Hirst

OBSERVATIONS in U.S.A., (12) 229
W.J. Macdonnell

OBSIDIAN "Bomb" from (34) 118
NiSoWe) Rul. Baker

OCCULTATION of 64 Aquerii (13) 165
by Jupiter 14th Sept. 1879,
J. Tebbutt

OCEAN Currents, C26) 7247
H.C. Russell

OCEAN Currents, Study of, (32) 230
H.C. Russell

OCEANIA, Languages of, (26) 7 sou
S.H. Ray

OCEANIA, Languages of, (26) 342
J. Fraser

OCEANIC Depression off (10) 25
Moreton Bay, Q.,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

OLARY Ores, Radium fron, (47) 145
S. Radclire

OLYMPIC, S.S., Particulars (44) 6
of Steamships, H.D. Walsh

OOLOGY of Australia, Trans. 309
E.P. Ramsay Pha.

Socty.

OPAL from Queensland, (21), 231
Inclusions in, D.A. Porter

OPAL, Nickeliferous, near (31)
Tamworth, N.S.W., XXVIII
D.A. Porter

OPALS, W.B. Clarke (Rev. ) CO 57

OPSONIN Treatment, (41) 8

T.P. Anderson Stuart

50

ORCHIDS, Epiphytic, Ashes (16)
of, W.A. Dixon

ORCHIDS in Australia, (14)
R.D. Fitzgerald

ORECTOLOBIDAE, Australian, (42)
A Revision of, J.D. Ogilby
and A.R. McCulloch

ORE Deposition Periods in (49)
Australia, E.C. Andrews

ORGANIC Chemistry, Chair (47)
of, R.H. Cambage

ORNAMENTAL and Building (43)
Stones of N.S.W.,
R.T. Baker and J. Nangle

OSBORNE, B.M., Death of, (47)
R.H. Cambage

OSCILLATION of Earth's (26)
Axis Confirmed, H.C. Russell

OSMIUM from N.S.W. Gold, Trans.
A. Leibius Phil.

Soc'y.

OSTRACOD and Ostracodal (47)
Limestone from Middle
Devonian of N.S.W.,
F. Chapman

OTTELIA Praeterita, F.v.M.,(13)
F. von Mueller (Baron)

OVEN Mounds of Aborigines (18)
in Victoria,
P. Macpherson (Rev. )

OWEN, Prof. Sir Richard, (27)
Obituary of, W.H. Warren

OXYGEN at Low Pressures, (31)
A Study of, R. Threlfall
and F. Martin

OXYGEN, its Influence on (43)
Athletes, W.M. Hamlet

PACIFIC Islands (24)

Exploration, A. Liversidge

175

10

264

180

210

244

95

49

79

20

29

PALAEOZOIC Rocks of N.S.W., (14)
Fossils in, R. Etheridge Jnr.

PALMER River, Queensland, (16)
Mesozoic Fossils fron,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )
PAPERS from All Sections (14)

(excluding Medical) should
be Read at General Meetings,
C. Moore

PAPERS, Shortage of, (13)
J. Smith
PAPERS for Philosophical (23)

Society of N.S.W.,
A. Roberts (Sir)

PAPERS Published 1862-1881 (15)

PAPUA Limestone, Lower (48)
Miocene, F. Chapman
PARABOLA (Cubic), Tables (34)

to Facilitate the Location
of, C.J. Merfield

PARAFFINS of Eucalyptus (47)
Oils, H.G. Smith
PARK Control and Manage- (36)

ment in Sydney, J.H. Maiden

PARRAMATTA Observatory, (14)
C. Moore

PASTEUR, Louis, J.Smith (18)

PASTEUR, Louis, Obituary (30)
of, T.W. Edgeworth David

PAUPERISM in N.S.W., (2)

A. Roberts

PELL, Prof. M.B., Life and (13)
Death of, J. Smith

PENDULUM, Foucault,
E.F. Pigot (Rev. )

(50)

PENDULUMS of Clocks, Mutual (1)
Influence of, G.R. Smalley

247

281

281

95

107
25
262

78

PENNANT Hills and Five (27)
Dock, N.S.W., Barytes at,
T.W. Edgeworth David

PENNANT Hills, N.S.W., (27)
Chromite-Bearing Rock in
Basalt, T.W. Edgeworth
David, W.F. Smeeth, and
J.A. Watt

PENRITH Horse Tramway (42)
Extension, H. Deane

PENTASTOMES in Australian (44)
Cattle, T.H. Johnstone
and J.B. Cleland

PEPPERMINT, Narrow-Leaved (49)
(Eucalyptus Australiana),
Essential Oil, R.T. Baker
and H.G. Smith

PEPPERMINT Odour in (34)
Eucalyptus Oils, Part 1,
H.G. Smith

PEPPER Tree (Schinus Molle) (29)
Products from Leaves,
R. Threlfall

PERMO-Carboniferous System, (33)
Lochinvar, N.S.W., Glaciated
Boulders at Base of,

T.W. Edgeworth David

PERPETUAL Motion Frauds, (33)
N. Selfe

PHAGOCYTES, Discovery of, (41)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

PHENOLOGICAL Phenomena in (43)
Australia, Plea for Study
of, J.H. Maiden

PHENOLS Occurring in Some (48)
Eucalyptus Oils, H.G. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Museum (13)
Suggested, J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (23)
Australasia, Ceased 1825,
A. Roberts (Sir)

407

401

914

136

456

154

o1

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (14) 1
Australasia, Disunity
Among Its Few Members,
C. Moore

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (23) 1
Australasia, Formed with
Ten Members in 1821,
A. Roberts (Sir)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 5
Australasia, Probable
Attempted Revival in 1832,
J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (14) 2
N.S.W., Bad Financial
Condition in 1863,
C. Moore

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 6
N.S.W., Complete List of
Papers to Date, J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (23) 1
N.S.W., Formed 1855,
A. Roberts (Sir)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 5
N.S.W., Governor once sole
Audience at Meeting, J.Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 5
N.S.W., Governor Young the
Last to Preside at Meetings,
J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 4
N.S.W., History of Meeting
Place Locations, J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 11
N.S.W., Expenses exceed Income
in 1865, J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15) 11
N.S.W., Name Changed to Royal
Society of N.S.W. in 1866,

J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (235) 2
N.S.W., Name Changed to Royal
Society of N.S.W. in 1866,

A. Roberts (Sir)

52

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., 91 New Members
Elected at Second Meeting,
J. Smith

(15)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., 91 New Members
Elected at Second Meeting,
A. Roberts (Sir)

(23)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., Income drops from
£316 (1856): to £43, (1866),
A. Roberts (Sir)

(23)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
Noo.W., Papers. for;
A. Roberts (Sir)

(23)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., Prosperous 1856-
1867, C. Moore

(14)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., Started with 22
Members and £88 of Old Funds,
J. Smith

(15)

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of (15)
N.S.W., Started July 1855,
Successor to Australian
Philosophical Society,

J. Smith

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of
N.S.W., Suggestion that
Society be Dissolved and
Remaining Assets Used for
Picnic or Dinner, J.Smith

(15)

PHONOGRAPH by Edison (24)
Described, C.L. Garland
PHOSPHORIC Acid, Alumina (41)

and Iron Estimation,
T. Cooksey

PHOSPHORUS (diffusible) in (48)
Cow's Milk, H.S.H. Wardlaw

PHOSPHORUS Estimation, (48)
Accuracy of Neumann's Method
of, H.S.H. Wardlaw

169

163

253

73

PHOTOGRAPHY as an Aid to (13)
Popular Education, Ly Bart

PHOTOGRAPHY in Australia, (38)
Development of, F.B. Guthrie

PHOTOGRAPHY, Its Rise and (12)
Progress, L. Hart

PHOTOGRAPHY, Lippmann (29)
Colour, R. Thretfald |

PHOTOGRAPHY, Study in (12)

Schools of Arts and Sciences,
Li. Hart

PHTHISIS, N.S.W...a Healan
Resort for, B.J. Newmarch

(23)

PHYSIOGRAPHY of Botany Bay, (47)
G.H. Halligan

PHYSIOGRAPHY of Southern (43)
Tableland of N.S.W.,
C.A. Siissmilch
PHYTO-Chemistry and the (46)

Botanic Gardens, J.H. Maiden

PHYTOGRAPHIC Expressions (22)
and Arrangements,
F, von Mueller (Baron)

PICTON Horse Tramway (42)
Extensions, H. Deane

PILBARRA Steamship, Drift (39)

after Loss of Propellor
Blade, H.A. Lenehan

PILES, Advantage of Timber (44)
over Re-inforced Concrete,
H.D. Walsh

PILOT Vessel, Captain Cook, (27)
W.H. Warren

PINES of Australia, White (42)
or Cypress, R.sI..,Baker
and H.G. Smith

PIPETTE and Wash Bottle (38)

Combined, J.W. Hogarth

87

10

145

22

269

503

120

331

59

187

48

14

41

145

418

PEtCHBLENDE’ in N.S.W:, (43)
TH. :-Laby

PITCHSTONE, Perlitic, from (28)
Tweed River, N.S.W.,
W.F. Smeeth

PITTOSPORUM Undulatun, (29)
Products from the Fruit
one RR. threlfall

PITURIE, Alkaloid from, (14)
A. Liversidge

PLAGUE, The, (41)

T.P. Anderson Stuart

PLANET, Solidification of (40)
the Interior of,
H.A. Lenehan

PLANT Rich in Tannin,
C. Moore

(24)

PLANTS and Their Habitats, (27)
C. Moore

PLANTS from North-West (14)
Australia, Catalogue of,
F. von Mueller (Baron)

PLANTS Indigenous to (15)
Australia, Census of, (17)
F, von Mueller (Baron) (20)

PLANTS Injurious to Stock, (22)
J.H. Maiden

PLANTS in N.S.W., New
Census of, J.H. Maiden

(46)

PLANTS in North Queensland (17)
Used by Natives as Food
and Medicine, E. Palmer

PLANT Species Distribution, (21)
Effect of Bush Fires on,
R. Collie (Rev. )

PLANTS, Value of Chemical (48)
Factor in the Study of,
H.G. Smith

PLATINUM at Broken Hill, (26)

N.S.W., J.C.H. Mingaye

zt

71

84

81

185
187
75
204
44

93

103

12

57 I

5)

PLATINUM in Beach Sands of (26) 368

Richmond River District,
Neo.W. 5 J.C. He. Mingaye

PLATINUM-in N.S.W2, (23) 1326
J.C.H. Mingaye

PLATYPUS Poison, (28) 5
T.P. Anderson Stuart

PLUMBING and Ventilation (21)San.
of Homes, Sect.
W. Redfern 1

PLUMMER, John, Death of, (48) Z
H.G. Smith

PLUS, Minus, and Equals (39) 2

Signs Invented 1557 by
Robert Record, C.0O. Burge

PLUVIOMETER and Anemometer, (18)
New Self-Registering Type,
H.C. Russell

POISONOUS Plants from (20)
Johnstone River, Nth.Q.,
T.L. Bancroft

POKOLBIN, N.S.W., Geology (45)

of Eruptive Rocks,

W.R. Browne and A.B. Walkom
POLAR Ice, Effect on (41)
Weather, E. du Faur

POLLOCK, Prof. J.A.,
Elected Fellow of Royal
Society of London,

R. Greig-Smith

(50)

POLYNESTAN Languages,
Research Recommended,
A. Liversidge

(24)

POLYNESTAN Nation, Origin (3)

and Migration of, (10)
J.De bang (Rey .? Drs.)
POLYPODIA, Two from Lord (49)

Howe Island, W.W. Watts (Rev. )

POLYZOA and Coral Tertiary (12)
Fossils in Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

1S

69

379

22

1
43

385

57

54

POLYZOA, Australian, (11) 83
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

POLYZOA, Method of (17) 261
Mounting, Use of Soda
Water, Prof. Leipner

POLYZOA, Tertiary (10) 147
Australian,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

PONAPE Language, (29) 420
Comparison with that of
Hawaii, E.T. Doane (Rev.)
and S.H. Ray

POLULATION in Australia CAL) i VI
and Asia Compared,
J.H. Cardew

PORT Facilities for Large (44) 9
Ships, H.D. Walsh

PORPHYRITE (Cupriferous) (42) (56
and Quartz Veins near
Nelligen, N.S.W., H.I. Jensen

PORT Jackson Darwinias, (33). 163
Essential Oils of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

PORT Jackson, Defences of,Trans.245
G.A. Morell Phas,
Soc'y.

PORT Jackson, Invertebrate (23) 163
Fauna of, T. Whitelegge

PORT Jackson, Laboratory (31) 14
for Marine Biology
Proposed, J.H. Maiden

PORT Jackson Silt Beds, (2I9% 173
F.B. Gipps

PORT Stephens, N.S.W.,
Aborigines, Initiation
Ceremonies of, W.J. Enright

(35) .20S

PORT Stephens, N.S.W., (34) 103
Aborigines, Language and
Weapons, W.J. Enright

POWER Transmission by (31)
Belting, H.E. Ross LXXXITI

PRECIOUS Stones in N.S.W., (30)
J.M. Curran (Rev.)

PRECIPITIN Reaction, (44)
Interpretation of,
D.A. Welsh and H.G. Chapman

PRESIDENT by Election, the (15)
First in Royal Society of
Nis. Ws, J. Smagh

PRICKLY Pear, Analysis of, (23)
W.M. Hamlet

PRICKLY Pear, Eating by (23)
Horses and Cattle in Brazil
and Mexico, W.M. Hamlet

PRICKLY Pear, Occurrence (23)
of Arabin in, W.M. Hamlet

PRICKLY Pear, Nine (46)
Varieties Spread from Scone
N.S.W., J.H. Maiden

PRINTING Barometer and (14)
Other Curves, A New
Method, H.C. Russell

PRINTING Star Maps, A New (13)
Method, H.C. Russell

PRISMOIDAL Formula, (33)
Applications and Development
of, G.H. Knibbs

PRIZE Essays, Eight £25 (24)
Prizes So Far, A. Liversidge

PRODUCER Gas Engines, (44)
Economy of, H.D. Walsh

PROFESSOR Smith CMG, First (15)
Elected President of Royal
Society .of N.S.W., J..ometh

PROSPECT and Kenny Hills (14)
Schemes of Water Supply to
Sydney, . F..B.1/Gipps

PROSPECT Intrusion, N.S.W., (46)
Differentiation Phenomena of,
H.S. Jevons, H.I. Jensen,
and C.A. Sussmilch

214

324

325

38

43

163

129

18

£59

111

PROSPECT Intrusion, N.S.W.,(45) 445
Geology and Petrography of,
H.S.. Jevons, H.I. Jensen,
feos Taylor, and C.A.. Slissmilch

PROSTANTHERA New Species, (46) 103
Essential Oils of,
Rei.) baker and H.G. Smith
PROTEACEOUS Trees, (37) 107
Aluminium Succinate in,
H.G. Smith
PSEUDO-Crystallization, (9) 153k

A. Liversidge

PUBLICATIONS of English G20), 432
Societies, Suggested Insertion
of Abstracts of Colonial
Papers, A. Liversidge

PUBLICATION of Papers, (4) 1
Authors may Pay Part Cost of,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

PUBLICATION of Transactions, (5) 2
Stoppage Possible by Lack
of Finance, J. Smith

PUCHERITE from Western (42) 251
Australia, E. Griffiths

PUMICE and Lava from the (20) 235
Pacific, Composition of,
A. Liversidge

PUMPING Machinery for Low (31) LXV
Lift, T.H. Houghton
PUMPING Machinery for (41)

Sydney Water and Sewerage, XXVI

J.F. Furniss

PUNTS and Ferries in Use (27) 48
in N.S.W., W.H. Warren

PURE Food Act, N.S.W., C43)" “22
1908, W.M. Hamlet

PYRITES, New Method of CED) o6'93
Extracting Gold and Silver
from, W.A. Dixon

PYRMONT, N.S.W., Garnets in(28) 47
Sandstone, H.G. Smith

PYRMONT Quarry Barytes, (27)
Ws) Warren

QUARANTINE and Smallpox, (21)
J.A. Thompson

QUARTZ and Calcite, Gold (27)
in, ‘A.) Liversidge

QUARTZ Veins and (42)
Cupriferous Porphyrite
near Neliipen. Nos We),
H.I. Jensen

QUATERNION, from Number (28)
to, G. Fleur

QUEBEC Bridge Disaster, (42)
H. Deane

QUEEN Charlotte's Islands, (10)
Discovery of,
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

QUEENSLAND, Fossil Plant (16)
Formation in,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

QUEENSLAND Mesozoic Fossils, (7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

QUEENSLAND Metallic (20)
Meteorite, A. Liversidge

QUEENSLAND, North, Plants (17)
Used by Natives as Food and
Medicine, E. Palmer

QUEENSLAND Opal, Inclusions (21)
in, D.A. Porter

QUEENSLAND, Tropical, (49)
Native Flora of, R.H. Cambage

RABBITS, Australian, (25)
Spontaneous Disease in,
M.A. Loir

RABBITS, Breeding Habits C25)
in Europe and Australia,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

RABBITS, Destruction (22)
Suggested by Microbic
Disease, C.S. Wilkinson

ay)

16

220

299

56

65

23

18

179

14

73

93

81

389

89

384

iS

56

RABBIT Experiments, (41)
T.P. Anderson Stuart
RABBIT(s) Increase (22)
Alarmingly in N.S.W.,
C.S. Wilkinson
RACK Railways, C.O. Burge (34)
RADIO-Activity in Air of (40)

Sydney, Rate of Decay of,
S.G. Lusby and T. Ewing

RADIO-Activity in
Australian Minerals,
D. Mawson and T.H. Laby

(38)

RADIO Messages to and from (47)
Antarctica, R.H. Cambage

RADIOMETER, Action of,
C. Rolleston

(12)

RADIUM Extraction from Low- (48)
Grade Ore, H.G. Smith

RADIUM for Cancer (48)
Treatment, H.G. Smith

RADIUM from the Olary (47)
Ores, S. Radcliff

RADIUM in Australian (38)
Minerals, Occurrence of,
D. Mawson and T.H. Laby

RAILS, Composition of, (42)
H. Deane

RAIL Coupling-Buffers, (42)

Automatic Type, Advantages
on Sharp Curves, H. Deane

RAIL Life, Effect of Track (42)
Curvature on, H. Deane

RAILWAY and Road Tunnels (20)
Under Sydney Harbour,
F.B. Gipps

RAILWAYS and Tramways, (30)

W.H. Warren

19

84

158

382

382

may

20

18

173

II

RAILWAYS, Break of Gauge (425522
in Australia, H. Deane

RAILWAYS, Brennan Double (41)
Gauge Type, J.H. Cardew VIII

RAILWAY Bridges, (377. 150
W.H. Warren

RAILWAY Buildings, (37) 7451
W.H. Warren

RAILWAY, Clarence to (642)0)<31
Newnes, H. Deane

RAILWAY Construction, (27) 3432
Redfern to Homebush,
N.S.W., W.H. Warren

RAILWAY Construction and (36)
Working, Recent XXXVI
Developments, C.0O. Burge

RAILWAY Curves, Cubic (28) 251
Parabola Applied to,
C.J. Merfield

RAILWAY Curves, Method of (22) 89
Easing, W. Shellshear

RAILWAY Duplication, (37) 49
W.H. Warren

RAILWAY, Economical (42) 1
Construction of, H.Deane

RAILWAY Extensions c.1893, (27) 38
W.H. Warren

RAILWAY Gauges, Choice of, (26) 4
H.C. Russell

RAILWAY Gauges in C31) 7 \ya¥
Australia, Conversion of,
C-0. Burge

RAILWAY Gauges, Standard (42) 9
and Narrow Compared,
H. Deane

RAILWAY Gauge Unification, (41) IX

J.H. Cardew

57

RAILWAY Gradients, G2 7)r “35 RAILWAY Slow Travel, (42))s ay
Improvements to, Example of, H.Deane

W.H. Warren
RAILWAY Track Transition (45) 61

RAILWAY, Homebush to (42) 13 Curves, Method of Layout,
Hawkesbury, H. Deane W. Shellshear

RAILWAY Improvements, (32) x RAILWAY Trains, Noise (AZ) gen
T.H. Houghton Caused by, H. Deane

RAILWAY, Light Gauge for (27) 54 RAILWAY Trial Surveys, (S220 27
N.o-W.,° C.0O. Burge 219 Belmore-Liverpool,

Glen Innes-Grafton,
_ RAILWAY Lines, Corrugation (42) 26 J.H. Maiden

of Rails, H. Deane
RAILWAY Water Supplies, CS 7) ea

RAILWAY Lines, (37) 50 W.H. Warren
Strengthening of,
W.H. Warren RAIN and Hail, Early (16) 11
Methods of Cause and
RAILWAY Locomotive Branch, (37) 52 Prevention, H.C. Russell
W.H. Warren
RAIN, Causes of, (16). 22
RAILWAY Locomotive Repair (37) 57 H.C. Russell
Shops, W.H. Warren
RAIN Indication by (18) 15
RAILWAY, Narrow Gauge (32) Spectrograph, J. Smith
Proposed for Branch Lines, XXII
Noo-W.,° C.O. Burge RAIN, Tropical, (16) 117

H.C. Russell
RAILWAY, N.S.W. Government,(37) 47

W.H. Warren RAINFALL, Average Monthly (28) 278
in N.S.W., Map of,
RAILWAY Passenger Rolling (37) 55 H.C. Russell

Stock, W.H. Warren
RAINFALL, Effect of Forest (22) 59
RAILWAY, Permanent Way (42) 21 Destruction on, W.E. Abbott
Improvements, H.Deane
RAINFALL, Effect of (42/7 206
RAILWAY Profitable, Fares (32) 5 Sunspots on, C. Rolleston
Reduced, H. Deane
RAINFALL, Forests and the (36) 211

RAILWAY Proposed from (7)rai2 Conservation of Moisture,
Sydney to Illawarra Coal 125 J.H. Maiden
Fields, J. Manning
RAINFALL in Australia, (42) 253
RAILWAY Quadruplication, (27) St J. Barling
Redfern-Homebush, N.S.W.,
W.H. Warren RAINFALL Map for N.S.W. (15)
1881 facing 422
RAILWAY Safe Working, 27) 134
W.H. Warren RAINFALL Map for N.S.W. (16)
1882 facing 304

RAILWAY Sleepers of Ferro- (42) 25
Concrete, H. Deane RAINFALL Map for N.S.W. Civ)

1883 facing 304

58

RAINFALL Map for N.S.W. (18)
1884 facing

RAINFALL Map for N.S.W. (19)
1885 facing

RAINFALL Map, Pictorial, (27)
H.C. Russell

RAINFALL in N.S.W., (18)
Monthly Distributions facing
in 1884

RAINFALL in N.S.W., (35)
Relationship to Moon's
Motion, H.C. Russell

RAINFALL of Southern (29)

Riverina 1872-1894,

202

218

362

106

13

492

H.C. Kiddle
RAINFALL of Sydney, N.S.W., (14)
C. Moore facing 18
RAINFALL of Sydney and (41) 190
Melbourne 1876-1905,
A. Duckworth
RAINSTORM, May 25-29th 1889(23) 42
in Sydney, Notes on,
H.C. Russell
RAT's Liver Whip Worn, (27) 86
TL. /Banerott
REAFFORESTATION, C. Moore (14) 14
REAL Property Act, CS) ri2S
Operation of, G.K. Holden
RECTIPYING "Properties of | (47)4.129
Silicon and Seleniun,
O.U. Vonwiller
REFINING of Gold by CSS,
Chlorine Gas, F.B. Miller
REFRACTIVE Indices of C39) 0 39
Eucalyptus Oils; H.G. Smith
REFRIGERATION and Ice (30)
Making, N. Selfe XXXII

REINFORCED Concrete. (38)
Strength and Elasticaty
of, W.H. Warren

REINFORCED Concrete, (39)
W.H. Warren

REINFORCED Concrete, (40)
H.A. Lenehan

REPTILIAN Cestode, New (43)
Type, T.H. Johnstone

RESINS and Gums in (35)
Australia, J.H. Maiden

RICHMOND River District (26)
of N.S.W., Beach Sands,
J.C.H. Mingaye

RICHMOND River, (10)

Fossiliferous Siliceous
Deposit fiom, A. Liversidge

RIGIDITY of Earth, Tests
by Rev. E.F. Pigor,
H.G. Smith

(48)

RINGAL of the North-Western(19)
Himalaya, Dr. Brandis

RINGBARKING, Effect of, (14)
W.E. Abbott
RIVER and Harbour (27)

Improvements on North Coast
of N.S.W., W.H. Warren

RIVER and Well Waters of
N.S.W., W.A. Dixon

(23)

RIVER Bars, Removal of,
W. Shellshear

(18)

RIVER Darling, N.S.W.,
Floods, History of,
H.C. Russell

(20)

RIVER Gravels between (45)
Penrith and Windsor, N.S.W.,
H.I. Jensen

RIVER Improvements, (31)

J.H. Maiden

140

49

33

103

161

368

287

109

o7

42

465

25

155

249

29

RIVERINA, Rainfall in (29)
Southern Section, 1872-
1694 H.C. Kiddle

RIVERS Should be Used as (22)
Highways, C.S. Wilkinson

RIVERVIEW College, N.S.W., (43)
Wiechert Seismometers,
Ear.’ Pigot (Rev. )

ROAD Improvements, (27)
W.H. Warren

ROBERTS, Sir Alfred, (33)

Obituary, G.H. Knibbs

ROCK Carvings, Aboriginal, (44)
in N.S.W., R.H. Mathews

ROCK Crystals, Large
Specimens in Naples
Museum, J. Smith

(18)

ROCKLILY, N.S.W.,
Sandstones at,
T.W. Edgeworth David

(27)

ROCK Paintings, Bulgar (27)
Creek near Singleton, N.S.W.,
R.H. Mathews

ROCKS and Minerals from
New Guinea, A. Liversidge

(20)

ROCKS, Chemical Composition(16)
of, A. Liversidge

ROCKS in Australasia, Trans.
Transmutation of, Phil.
W.B. Clarke (Rev. ) Soc'y.

ROCKS in Australia, (25)

Microscopic Structure of,
J.M. Curran (Rev. )

ROCK Temperature at Balmain(33)
Coltrery, N.S.W., S.H. Ray,
E.F. Pittman, and
T.W. Edgeworth David

ROLLESTON, Christopher,
Biographical Note,
C.S. Wilkinson

(22)

492

14

388

401

10

406

480

55S

227

eS)

267

179

207

ROMAN Glass from
Silchester, England,
Analysis of, C.J. White

ROSE Bay Bore, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David
and E.F. Pittman

ROSSBACH, William, Death
of, R.H. Cambage

(47)

ROYAL Society of London,
Fellowship, Election to,
A. Liversidge

(20)

ROYAL Society of London
Fellowships (J.H. Maiden
and J.A. Pollock),

R. Grieg-Smith

(50)

ROYAL Society of London,
Government Grant of
£4,000 p.a., A. Liversidge

(20)

ROYAL Society of N.S.W.,
Advice and Assistance (17)
to Government, C. Rolleston

Afternoon Meetings (35)
Suggested, A. Liversidge
Alteration to Building, (31)
J.H. Maiden

Alteration to Building, (30)
T.W. Edgeworth David

Annual Addresses of (15)
Simpler Kind Suggested,

J. Smith

Annual Income over (18)
£1000;;4 J." Smith

Antarctic Expedition (25)
Suggested, A. Leibius

"A Poor Society", (20)
A. Liversidge

Appointment of Office (25)
Boy, A. Leibius

Attendance at Meetings, (29)

R. Threlfall

59

(40) 163

(27) 443

Sa

7,

17

16

10

ROYAL Society of N.S.W.

60

Biological Laboratory (15)
at Watson's Bay, N.S.W.,
J. Smith

Biological Laboratory (16)
at Watson's Bay, N.S.W.,
H.C. Russell

Biological Laboratory (20)
Closed by Government
Resumption, A.Liversidge

Building for Meetings, (13)
Purchase of, J.Smith

Cessation of Annual (35)
Conversazioni Regretted,
A. Liversidge

Clarke Memorial Fund, (20)
A. Liversidge

Clarke Memorial Medal, (15)
J. Smith

Clarke Memorial Medals, (29)
R. Threlfall

Combined B and C Sections (26)
give Better Attendance,
F.B. Kyngdon

Comments on the State of, (9)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

Compared with Other (11)
Royal Societies, H.C. Russell

Conversazioni with 800 (14)
Present, C. Moore

Conversazioni with over (21)
900 Present, C. Rolleston

Conversazioni in Great (24)
Hall of University of Sydney,

Grounds Lit with Fairy Lights,

F.B. Kyngdon

Conversazioni Palms, (23)
Ferns, Supplied by Botanic
Gardens, A.Roberts (Sir)

(Continued)

20

19

13

16

389

17

274

10

Copies of Papers
Requested by Colonial
Museum, Haarlem

Debt on Building nearly (17)
Extinguished, C.Rolleston

Debt on Building (18)
Reduced to £1,100, J.Smith
Dimension of Rooms in (31)
Society Building,

J.H. Maiden

Drop In Membership (35)

Causes Concern, A.Liversidge

Educational Aspect of, (43)
W.M. Hamlet

Effect of Formation of (35)
Other Societies,

_A. Liversidge

1856 Counted as (15)
Foundation Year, J.Smith

Elizabeth House Rented (23)
1875, Subsequently Purchased,
A. Roberts (Sir)

Emphasis on Rules of, (22)
C.S. Wilkinson

Engineering Section,
Annual Addresses,

W.H. Warren (30)
C.0O. Burge (31)
T.H. Houghton (32)
N. Selfe (33)

(34)
J.M. Smaile (35)
H.G. McKinney (36)
S.H. Barraclough (37)

(39)
J.H. Cardew (41)
T.W. Keele (42)
Engineering Section, (29)

Importance of Meetings,
R. Threlfall

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)
(26) iii

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12

Lo Bs OP ee oe |

>

ROYAL Society of N.S.W.
"Enlightened Zeal and
Indefatigable Labours of
Secretaries Liversidge and
Leibius", J. Smith

(15)

Formed Seven Working (11)
Sections, H.C. Russell
Geological Section, (43)
Defunct 1891, Reformed

1909, C.A. Sussmilch

Gifts of Periodicals, (20)

A. Liversidge

Government Grant Desired, (4)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )
Government Subsidy £1 (15)
for every £2 Subscribed,
J. Smith

Government Subsidy 10/- (16)
for every £1 Subscribed,
H.C. Russell

Government Subsidy (18)
Equal to Half Annual
Subscription, J.Smith

Government Subsidy
Should Not Be Accepted,
J. Smith

(18)

Government Subsidy (39)
Reduced from £500 to £250,
C.O. Burge

Helmholz Interviewed, (29)
R. Threlfall
Hopes for Emulation of (24)

its "Great Prototype",
A. Liversidge

Illustrations in Journal, (32)
Cost of, H. Deane

Improvements to Building, (20)
A. Liversidge
Improvements and (41)
Additions to Building,

T.P. Anderson Stuart

(Continued)

12

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12

20

11

38

25

61

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)

Income and Expenditure (15)
1875-1880, J. Smith
Incorporation 16th Dec. (15)
1881, J. Smith

Incorporation 16th Dec. (23)

1881 by Act of Parliament,
A. Roberts (Sir)

Increased Membership, (48)
H.G. Smith
Increased Presidential (24)

Term and Council Recommended,
A. Liversidge

Journal Copies 1,013 in (15)
1880, J. Smith

Journal Exchanged with (23)
350 Others in 1889,

A. Roberts (Sir)

Journal Printed by (18)

Government Printer, J.Smith
Journal Printing by (22)
Government Printer
Terminated, C.S. Wilkinson

Journal Widely (20)
Distributed, A. Liversidge

"Large and Influential", (26)
H.C. Russell
"Largest of its Kind in (20)

the Colonies", A.Liversidge

Library, Initial (33)
Development by Professor
Liversidge, G.H. Knibbs
Library Non-Existent in (23)
1874, A. Roberts (Sir)
Library Re-arranged to (49)

Subject Order Instead of
Country of Origin, C.Hedley
Library Unbound (39)
Periodicals, C.O. Burge

13

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5

17

12

10

11

41

40

20

62

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)
Library Utmost (34) 2
Importance, A. Liversidge

Likened to Smithsonian (11) 4
Institution, H.C. Russell
Literary Section (32) 4
Suggested, H. Deane

Medical Section to have (27) 489
Three Meetings per annum

Instead of Monthly,

H.N. MacLaurin

Meetings Twice a Month (29) 4
Suggested, R. Threlfall

Membership 1885 at 494, (20) 8
A. Liversidge

Membership 1886 at 492, (21) 15
C. Rolleston

Membership 1888 at 474, (23) 13
A. Roberts (Sir)

Membership 1898 at 357, (33) 1
Lowest since 1878,

G.H. Knibbs
Membership Fallen, (32) Z
H. Deane 5

Membership to be Limited (15) 14
to 500, J. Smith

Members Should Encourage (40) ii
Others to Join, H.A. Lenehan

Microscopical Section, (20) 18
A. Liversidge

Microscope Slide Cabinet (14) 335
Purchased

Money Prizes Offered for (18) 2
ESSaySi3i J. Smith

Monthly Abstract of (32) 5
Proceedings, H. Deane

Municipal Engineering, (35) i
J.M. Smail

Nine Sections of, (12)
C. Rolleston

Ninetieth Anniversary of (45)
Society's Existence,
T.W. Edgeworth David

Numbers of New Members (15)
in Period 1875-1880, J.Smith

Poor Attendance at (21)
Meetings (as Low as 15),
C. Moore

Popular Science Lectures (48)
Well Attended, H.G. Smith

Portrait of Professor (21)
Smith, Sum of Money
Collected, C. Rolleston

Possession of its Own (15)

Building, J. Smith

Printing of Transactions (15)
a Financial Burden, J.Smith

Presidential Term to be (25)
Two Years, A. Leibius

Prizes for Essays on (16)
Selected Subjects,
H.C. Russell

Prize Essay Scheme, (24)
A. Liversidge

Prize Essay Scheme, (29)
Abandonment Suggested,
R. Threlfall

Proposal for (35)
International Catalogue of
Scientific Literature,

A. Liversidge

Proposal to Limit (29)
Publication of Papers,
R. Threlfall

Prosperous in 1870's, (14)
C. Moore

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)

12

1

13

168

18

12

12

13

21

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)
Publication Delay of (16) 3
Months Causes Papers to be
Sent Overseas, H.C. Russell

Quarter Century of (15) 2
Continuous Existence,
J. Smith

Resignations of Members (26) 1
Because of Depression,
H.C..Russell

Sanitary Section Revived, (20) 337
BeBe Roth

Sectional Meetings of (23) 4
More Interest to Many

Members, A. Roberts (Sir)

Section Papers in Other (50)
Journals, R.H. Cambage XLIV

Sections have Ceased to (35) 4
Meet, A. Liversidge

Sections in Operation (50)

Sections in the Society (23) 3
First Formed 1876,
A. Roberts (Sir)

Smalley and Bulford C5) 2
Instrumental in Change of

Name to Royal Society,

J. Smith

Society for All Branches (24) 1
of Science, A. Liversidge
Society's Medal (23) 5
Instituted in 1881,

A. Roberts (Sir)

Strict Economy Sought in (32) 2
Society Affairs, H. Deane

Support for Baron Maclay (15) 17
Biological Laboratory,
Sydney, J. Smith

Tropical Health and (50) 2
Kindred Sciences Section
Formed, R. Grieg-Smith

63

ROYAL Society of N.S.W. (Continued)
Vitality Depends on Work (22) 14
of Members, C.S. Wilkinson

War-time Abandonment of (49) 1
Annual Dinner, C. Hedley

RUSSELL, Henry Chamberlain, (41) 23
Death of, T.P. Anderson

Stuart
RUSSELL Family of (34)
Engineers, N. Selfe XXVITI

RUSSELL (P.N.) Scholarships(39) XV
S.H. Barraclough |

RUSSELL School, Progress (39) XIX
and Future Needs,
S.H. Barraclough

RUSSELL School, (39)
Reorganization of, XVIII

S.H. Barraclough

RUSSELL, Sir P.N., Second (39) XIV
Gift to Sydney University,
S.H. Barraclough

SACCHARINE as Sweetening (28) 34
Agent, T.P. Anderson Stuart

=

SALT Bush and Native (14) 133
Fodder Plants, W.A. Dixon

SALT Bush, Trimethylamine (47) 236
in, R.W. Challinor

SAMOA, Folk Songs and (24) 195
Myths from, T. Powell
and G. Pratt

SAMOA, Folk Songs and (26) 264
Myths from, J. Fraser
and G. Pratt

SAMOA, Folk Songs and (29) 366

Myths from, J. Fraser

SAND Blast Tests of N.S.W. (44) 620
Timbers, W.H. Warren

SAND-Drift Problem of Arid (37) 146
N.S.W., C.J. McMaster

64

SAND-Drift Problem of Arid (37) 82

N.S.W., J.H. Maiden

SAND for Concrete, (40) I
Washing and Grading of,
W.E. Cook

SANDSTONES at Rocklily, (27) 406
N.S.W., T.W. Edgeworth 480
David

SANDSTONE, Hawkesbury, (16) °"53
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

SANITARY Condition of (20) «350

Eastern Suburbs of Sydney,
F.H. Quaife

SANITARY Legislation in (28) 1225
N.S.W., T.P. Anderson Stuart

SANITARY Plumbing and (21)San.
Ventilation of Homes, Sect.
W. Redfern 1

SANITARY Works, Economic (37) 121
Effect of, J.H. Cardew

SANITATION in Unsewered (23) 450

Districts, Aids to,
J.A. Thompson

SANITATION of the Suburbs (20) 362
of Sydney, J.T. Jones

SAP of Silky Oak (Grevillea(30) 194
Robusta, R.Br.),
Constituents, H.G. Smith

SATURN and Mars, Notes on (12) 246
the Geocentric Conjunction
1879, J. Tebbutt

SATURN, Tenth Satellite (40)%22
of, H.A. Lenehan

SATURN Rings, Secondary
Shadow of, H.A. Lenehan

(40) 22

SAVINGS Banks, Post Office, (4) 49
Friendly Societies, and
Government Life Assurance,

C. Rolleston

SCARLET Fever and Measles (28)
in Sydney, Nao;
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SCAVENAGE, Note on, (20)
J.A. Thompson

SCHOMBURGK, Dr. Richard, (25)
Botanist, Account of Life,
A. Leibius

SCHOLARSHIPS, P.N. Russell, (39)
S.H. Barraclough

SCHOOL of Mines for (27)
Sydney University,
W.H. Warren

SCHOOL of Tropical (41)
Medicine for Australia,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SCHOOLS, Discussion on (50)
Science Teaching in

SCHOOLS, Science Teaching (35)
in, A. Liversidge

SCIENCE, Applications of (29)
Frequently Pass for Science
Itself, R. Threlfall

SCIENCE, Absent in the (20)
Schools of the Colony of
N.S.W., A. Liversidge

SCIENCE in General (40)
Education, H.A. Lenehan

SCIENCE in Schools, (50)
Discussion on

SCIENCE Should Be Fostered, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SCIENCE Teaching in (35)
Schools, A. Liversidge

SCIENCE Teaching in (22)
Schools, Importance of,
C.S. Wilkinson

SCIENCE, the Value of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

28

359

XV

21

16

LIX

16

25

25

37

LIX

10

16

11

12

SCIENCE Workers, Disunity (22) 43
of Action, C.S. Wilkinson

SCIENTIFIC and Industrial (39)
Training, Urgent Need for, XXXIII
S.H. Barraclough

SCIENTIFIC Journalisn, (SO) 16
R. Grieg-Smith
SCIENTIFIC Men of N.S.W., (46) 17
J.H. Maiden
_ SCIENTIFIC Method, (39)

Rational versus Empirical, XXXIV

S.H. Barraclough

SCIENTIFIC Societies in (46) 21
N.o.W., Early History of,
J.H. Maiden

SCIENTIFIC Societies in (39) VI
N.S.W., Membership and
Attendance, S.H. Barraclough

SCIENTISTS, Few and Poorly (20) 27
Paid Openings for,
A. Liversidge

SCOTT's Antarctic (47) 8
Disaster, R.H. Cambage

SCURVY Re-appearance in the (1) 58
Merchant Service, E.Bedford

SEAL Rocks Lighthouse, (34) 98
N.S.W., Damage by Lightning,
C.W. Darley

SEASONS, Periodicity of (30) 70
Good and Bad, H.C. Russell

SEA Water, Action on Cast (14) 149
Iron, A. Liversidge

SEA Water from Coogee, (41-255
N.S.W., Analysis of,
C.J. White

SEA Water, Recovery of (29). 350

Gold and Silver from,

A. Liversidge

SEA Weed (Ecklonia (41)
Exasperata), Analysis of
Ash of, €.J. White

SEA Weed for Agar Agar (47)

from Western Australia,
J.B. Cleland

SEA Weed (Olive Green), (32)
Key to Tribes and Genera
of, R.A. Bastow

SEDIMENTARY Rocks of Lower (42)
Shoalhaven River, N.S.W.,
C.F. Laseron

SEISMOMETERS (Wiechert) at (43)
Riverview College,
E.F. Pigot (Rev. )

SELENIUM, Effect of Light (43)
on Electrical Conductivity
of, 0.U. Vonwiller

SELENIUM, Rectifying (47)
Properties of,
O.U. Vonwiller

SELFE, Norman, Death of, (46)
J.H. Maiden

SERIAL Literature, (41)
Catalogue of,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SERPENTINE near Gundagai, (14)
N.S.W., C. Moore

SEVEN Oaks, Macleay River, (33)
N.S.W., Temperature Rise
after Dark, H.C. Kiddle

SEWAGE Disposal, (37)
W.H. Warren

SEWAGE Disposal by Farm, (28)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SEWAGE Disposal, Methods (34)
of, W.M. Hamlet

SEWAGE Effluent After (20)
Treatment, Drinking of,
J.T. Jones

65

95

We

169

316

388

361

129

14

21

‘204

47

16

20

366

66

SEWAGE Farms, Area (28)
Required,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SEWAGE Farms in Dry (20)
Climates, Use of,
J.T... Jones

SEWAGE in Melbourne (20)
Gutters, J.T. Jones

SEWAGE, Nitrites in, (34)
W.M. Hamlet

SEWAGE Purification, 632)
H. Deane

SEWAGE Purification, (34)
W.M. Hamlet

SEWAGE Purification, (35)

J Gios- Purvis

SEWAGE Solids Reduced to (34)
Liquid by Treatment,
W.M. Hamlet

SEWERAGE Extensions in (27)
Sydney, N.S.W.,
W.H. Warren

SEWERAGE of Country Towns, (26)
J.A. Thompson

19

364

364
30
16
26

XII

32

48

132

SEWERAGE Out-fall Treatment(32) VII

at North Sydney, N.S.W.,
T.H. Houghton

SEWERAGE Schemes for North (33)
Sydney and Double Bay,
NES We tidy Davas

SEWERAGE Systems, (37)
W.H. Warren

SEWER Air, Characteristics (28)
of, T.P. Anderson Stuart

SEWER Gas, Non-Poisonous, (28)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SEWER Pipes, Tests on, (35)
W.E. Cook

XI

46

20

LIII

SEWERS and Drains, (26) 143
Ventilation: of; J.-M.) Smaitl

SEWERS, Explosions Caused (20) 342
Damage to, J.T. Jones

SEWERS, Fire-Assisted (20) 342 g
Ventilation of, J.T. Jones

SEWERS of Open-Topped (20) 343
Channels with Continuous |
Grating, J.T. Jones

SEWERS, Ventilation of, (20) 339
JiT; Jones

SEWER Ventilation, Banner (26) 42
System of, H.C. Russell

SHACKLETON Expedition (48) 10
Geological Reports,
H.Gs: Smith

SHALE (Chocolate) and (40) 154

Tufaceous Sandstone of
Narrabeen Series, Analyses of,
S.G. Walton and R.S. Bonney

SHEA's : Creek, N.SeWis (30) 158
Submerged Forest with Dugong
Remains, R. Etheridge Jnr.,

T.W. Edgeworth David,
and J.W. Grimshaw

SHEEP Death Rate High in (25) 46
Certain Areas, M.A. Loir
SHEEP Eating Darling Peas (31) 10

Suffer Peripheral Neuritis,
J.H. Maiden

SHEEP, Gold-Plated Teeth (39) 33
(so-called), A. Liversidge

SHELL Heaps and Shell Beds,(26) 304
E.J. Statham

SHELLS, Terrestrial and (8);")29
Marine, Eleven New Species from
North-Eastern Australia,

J. Brazier

SHOALHAVEN River (Lower), (44) 190
Palaeontology of, C.F.Laseron

SHOALHAVEN River (Lower), (42) 316
Sedimentary Rocks of,
C.F. Laseron

SHORELINE Studies at (50) 165
Botany Bay, N.S.W., XXXVII
E.C. Andrews

SIBLEY College, Cornell, (39) XXI
S.H. Barraclough

SILICATE of Soda, (44) 583
Experiments with,
W.J. Clunies Ross

SILICON, Rectifying (47) 129
Properties of,
O.U. Vonwiller

SILKY Oak Sap, (30) 194
Constituents of, H.G. Smith

SILL Structure of Eruptive (30) 285
Rocks, T.W. Edgeworth David

SILT Beds of Port Jackson, (21) 173
N.S.W., F.B. Gipps

SILURIAN and Devonian (40) 130
Rocks near Canoblas, N.S.W.,
C.A. Stissmilch

SILVER and Other Minerals (20) 231
in N.S.W., A. Liversidge

SILVER and Gold in Sea (29) 335
Water, A. Liversidge

SILVER Chloride, New (3) 168
Apparatus for Reducing,
A. Leibius

SILVERED Glass Mirrors, (40) 26
Reflecting Power of,
H.A. Lenehan

SILVER Field at Barrier (24) 177
Range, Geological Notes
on, | C.W. Marsh

SILVER Mine at Boorook, (295255
W.A. Dixon

SILVER Nuggets, Crystalline(34) 255

Structure of, A.Liversidge

SILVER Recovery from Sea (29)
Water with Muntz Metal
Sheathing, A.Liversidge

SINGLETON, N.S.W., Rock (7)

Paintings near, R.H.Mathews

SIRIUS, Clark's Companion (12)
Of; (H.C... Russell

SKY Photographs Taken at (25)
Sydney Observatory,
N.S.W., H.C. Russell

SKYSCRAPERS in 1899, (33)
N. Selfe

SLATE, Remarkable Example (10)
of Contortion,
A. Liversidge

SLEEPING Sickness, (41)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SMALLPOX, J.A. Thompson (21)

SMALLPOX on S.S. Océanien, (20)
J.A. Thompson

SMILAX Glycyphylla, Sweet (20)

Principle of, E.H.Rennie

SMITH, Professor John,
Death of, A. Liversidge

(20)

SMITH, Walter A., Death in (42)
Fall from Tower of Pyrmont
Bridge, H. Deane

SMITHSONIAN Institution,
Royal Society of N.S.W.
Likened to, H.C.Russell

(11)

SMOKE Nuisance Around
Sydney, N.S.W., N.Selfe

(33)

SNAKE, Australian Black,
Action of the Venom of,
Codie. Martin

(29)

SNAKE, Australian Black,
Venom of, C.J. Martin
and J.McG. Smith

(26)

67

350

553

235

93

IV

241

14

33

146

240

68

SNAKE Bites and Their Trans.
Antidotes, Phil.
Dr. Berncastle Socly:

SNAKES in the Neighbour- Trans.

hood of Sydney, N.s.W., Phil.

G. Krefft Soc'y.

SNAKE Poison, (28)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SOARING Machines, (32)
L. Hargrave

SOARING, Possibility of (31)
in Horizontal Wind,
L. Hargrave

SOCIOLOGY of Some (39)
Australian Tribes,
R.H. Mathews

SOIL, Action of Lime on, (41)

F.B. Guthrie and L. Cohen

SOIL, Action of Lime on, (50)
R. Greig-Smith
SOIL, Action of Volatile (50)

Disinfectants on,
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Alkalinity, Influence (41)
of Nitric Acid on,
R.S. Symmonds

SOIL, Beneficial Effect of (50)
Cultivation, R. Greig-Smith

SOIL, Benefit of a Mustard (50)
Crop, R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Fertility, Aspects of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Fertilizer Solubility, (45)
Effect of Heating and
Antiseptic Treatment,

H.I. Jensen

SOIL, Influence of Air
Drying of, R. Greig-Smith

(50)

SOIL, Influence of Season
on, R. Greig-Smith

(50)

191

209

207

104

61

62

48

46

76

52

43

169

69

71

SOIL, Injurious Effect of (50)
Sugar on, R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Manganese Content, (43)

Effect on Grass,

F.B. Guthrie and L. Cohen

SOIL, Method of Separating (39)
Clay and Sand in, L.Cohen

SOIL Protozoa, Action of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Sewage Sickness, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL Sickness, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL, Steaming of, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOIL, Use of Dry Heat on, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

SOILS and Subsoils of (21)
Sydney and Suburbs,
J.B. Henson

SOILS for Sugar (23)
Plantations, Composition
of, W.A. Dixon

SOILS of N.S.W., Chemical (37)
Nature of, F.B. Guthrie

SOLAR Astronomy, (21)
C. Rolleston

SOLAR Heat, Use in France, (11)
H.C. Russell

SOLAR Parallax, (16)
Determination of,
H.C. Russell

SOLAR Parallax, Values of, (26)
H.C. Russell

SOUNDINGS for Bridges at (19)

Sydney, N.S.W., H.C.Russell

SOUTHERLY Bursters
(Busters), H.A. Hunt

(28)

72

354

98

63

68

44

46

47

220

32

LI

' 10

16

44

138,

eo

SOUTHERLY Bursters (27)
(Busters), W.H. Warren
SOUTHERN Pacific Railway (42)

Company, U.S.A., H.Deane

SOUTHERN Tableland, N.S.W., (43)
Physiography of,
C.A. Sussmilch

"SOW and Pigs", Sydney (44)
Harbour Reef, H.D. Walsh
SPARROWS, Coccidiosis in, (47)

J.B. Cleland
SPECTACLES on Children, (39)

Unknown in the 1860's,
C.O. Burge

SPECTACLES Using Prismatic (23)
Lenses Give Magnification,
P.J. Edmunds

SPECTROSCOPY, Progress in, (11)
H.C. Russell

SPECULA (18"''), Polishing (20)
and Figuring by Hand,
H.F. Madsen

SPENCER, Dr.Walter, Death (45)

of, T.W. Edgeworth David

SPERMATOZOA of Honeyeaters, (43)
J.B. Cleland and
T.H. Johnston

SPHERICAL Trigonometry (33)
Developed before Plane
Trigonometry, G.H. Knibbs

SPIDER Poison, (28)
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SPIRANGIUM (Genus) in the (46)

Hawkesbury Series, N.S.W.,
W.S. Dun

SPRINGS of Water in Time (31)
of Drought, W.E. Abbott
STANDARD Datum at Sydney, (32)

Alteration at Lands Dept.
Building, H. Deane

11

21

331

15

70

1i

64

US

75

11

201

23

STANHOPE Arithmetometer, (24)
R. Harley (Rev.)
STANHOPE Logical Machine, (24)

R. Harley (Rev. )

STANNIFEROUS Deposits of (9)
Tasmania, S.H. Wintle

STARS (Circumpolar), Chart (28)
of, H.C. Russell

STAR-Discs and the
Separating Power of
Telescopes, W.J. MacDonnell

(12)

STARS (Double), (15)
H.C. Russell

STARS (Double), List of, (17)
H.C. Russell

STARS (Double) and (14)

Southern Binaries,
H.C. Russell

STAR (Double) L5014, Orbit (27)
of, R.P. Sellors

STAR ''Gem'' Cluster in Argo, (13)
H.C. Russell

STAR Lacaille 445, (15)
J. Tebbutt

STAR Maps, New Method of (13)
Printing, H.C. Russell

STAR (Variable) in the Trans.
Southern Hemisphere, Phil.
J. Tebbutt Jnr. Soc'y.

STAR (Variable) R.Carinae, (15)

J. Tebbutt

STATISTICAL Representation, (45)
Application of Fourier
Series, G.H. Knibbs

STATISTICAL Representation, (44)

Curve pee ee

G.H. Knibbs

69

122

121

87

275

241

935

123

25

380

fail

379

163

126

380

76

341

70

STATISTICAL Representation, (48) 473
Logarithmic Homologues and
Anti-Logarithmic Generatrices,
G.H. Knibbs and F.W. Barford

STATISTICAL Review of (6) 105

N.S.W. Progress 1862-1871,

C. Rolleston

STEAM Boilers, W.H. Warren (37) 11

STEAM Engineering Progress, (37) 6
W.H. Warren

STEAM Engine, First in (5A ORK
Australia, N. Selfe

STEAM Engine Theory, (30)
S.H. Barraclough CXXXI

STEAM Flour Mill, N. Selfe (34) XXI
STEAM Motor, 1/6 I.H.P.,

Weighing 3%lbs.,
L. Hargrave

(26) 170

"STEAMBOATS" in Early Days, (44) 2
H.D. Walsh

STEAM Turbines, (37) 8
W.H. Warren

STEAM Turbines, Advantages (37) 9
of, W.H. Warren

STEEL Corrosion in Water, (45) 67
G.J. Burrows and
C.E. Fawsitt

STEEL, Physical Properties (32) 150
when Alloyed with Nickel,
W.H. Warren and
S.H. Barraclough

STEPHENS, Prof. William (25) if
John, Headmaster Sydney
Grammar School 1856-66,
A. Leibius

STIMPSON, Dr.W., (48) 140
Australian Journal of,
C. Hedley

STONE Implements,
A. Liversidge

(28) 252

STONE Implements of
Aborigines,
P. MacPherson (Rev. )

"STONE Rolls" in Bulli
Coal Seams of N.S.W.,
W.G. Woolnough

(44) 334

STORAGE Reservoirs, (34)
Curved Concrete Walls XLIX
for, C.W. Darley

STORM Caused Window to (22) 259
Burst Outwards, H.C.Russell

STORMS at Narrabri, 13th (26) 314
Oct. 1892, H.C. Russell

STORMS in Australia, Trans.153
J. Tebbutt Jnr. Phil.
Soc'y.
STORMS in Australia, Trans.165
W.B. Clarke (Rev. ) Phil.
Soc'y.

STORMS, 21st Sept. 1888, (22) 256
H.C. Russell

STORMS on Coast of N.S.W., (12) 77
H.C. Russell

STRAINS in Materials,
Measurement of Minute
Values, W.H. Warren

(21) 74

STRAIN Tests of Materials, (31) 89
Apparatus for, W.H.Warren

STRESS-Strain Apparatus (22) %253
(Autographic), Description
of, W.H. Warren

STRINGY Bark Trees of (32) 104
N.S.W., Essential Oils of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

STROPHALOSIAE and New (17) 87
Aucella from Cretaceous of
North-East Australia,

R. Etheridge Jnr.

(19) 113

=

——_

SUBMERGED Forest with (30)
Dugong Remains, Shea's Creek,
N.S.W., R. Etheridge Jnr.,
T.W. Edgeworth David,
and J.W. Grimshaw

SUCROSE, Oxidation by
Potassium Permanganate,
C.W.R. Powell

(48)

SUGAR as a Foodstuff in
Australia,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

(28)

SUGAR Cane, Roots of,
Hib: Roth

(17)

SUGAR Plantation Soils,
Composition of, W.A.Dixon

(23)

SUGAR Series, Constitution (25)
of, W.M. Hamlet

SUICIDE in Australia, (45)
Statistical Analysis of,
G.H. Knibbs

SULPHUR, Electrical (27)

Properties of, W.H. Warren

SULPHURIC Acid, Volumetric (41)
Method for Estimation of,
T. Cooksey

SUNLIGHT, Actinic, (40)
Distribution of,
H.A. Lenehan

SUN Motion in Space, (34)

History and Bibliography,
G.H. Knibbs

SUNSPOT Effect on Rainfall, (12)
C. Rolleston

SUNSPOT Minima, Possible (36)
Relationship with Volcanic
Eruptions, H.I. Jensen

SUNSPOTS and Magnet Storms, (40)
H.A. Lenehan

SUNSPOTS Effect on Seismic (38)
and Volcanic Phenomena and
Weather, H.I. Jensen

158

225

52

135

32

164

225

13

216

24

148

10

42

24

40

71

SUNSPOTS Spectra, Use of (43) 13
Zeeman Effect, W.M. Hamlet

SUN, Total Eclipse, (5) s0.13
Suggested Visit to Cape
York, J. Smith

SUN, Total Eclipse, (40) 9
30th Aug. 1905,
H.A. Lenehan

SUPERANNUATION Act of Trans.215
1864, Comments on, Phil.
Lt.Col. Ward Soc'y.

SUPERPHOSPHATES , (43) 69
Determination of Free
Acid in, F.B. Guthrie
and A.A. Ramsay

SURVEYING, School of, (39)
S.H. Barraclough XVII

SURVEYING, Solutions of (3)'+129
Problems in, M.Gardiner

SURVEYING, Tacheometer, (38) I
with an Ordinary Theodolite,
T. Kennedy

SWAN Hill Lift Bridge over (30) XC
River Murray, N.S.W.,
P. Allan

SWAN River, W.A., Great (31) I
Breakwater at Mouth of,
C.O. Burge

SWIFT's Comet (I) 1892, (26) 335
Observed at Windsor,
J. Tebbutt

SYDNEY Beaches, Ecological (49) 15
Sketch of, C. Hedley

SYDNEY City Railway, Idea. (31) IV
Still Being Investigated,
G.0.; Burge

SYDNEY City Railway, (32) V
Portion of Hyde Park to be
Used for, T.H. Houghton

SYDNEY City Railway (G2) 23

Terminus at St.James, H.Deane

72

SYDNEY, Deep Well Waters, (12)
W.A. Dixon

SYDNEY Harbour Colliery, (44)
Fossil Plants fron,
W.S. Dun

SYDNEY Harbour Reclamation (27)
by Dredging, W.H. Warren

SYDNEY Harbour Reef Known (44)
as ''Sow and Pigs",
H.D. Walsh

SYDNEY Harbour Reef ''Sow (44)
and Pigs" Helps Keep Eastern
Channel Deep, H.D. Walsh

SYDNEY Harbour, Ship (44)
Accommodation in,
H.D. Walsh

SYDNEY Harbour Trust, (44)
H.D. Walsh

SYDNEY Harbour Tunnels, (21)
F.B. Gipps

SYDNEY Harbour Tunnels for (31)
Trams Suggested, J.H.Maiden

SYDNEY Harbour Water Tests (13)
for Ammonia,
W.H. Sharp (Rev.)

SYDNEY, Hospital (2)
Requirements of, A.Roberts

SYDNEY, Limestone near, (26)
H.G. Smith

SYDNEY Longitude, Use of (19)
Telegraph in Determination
of, H.C. Russell

SYDNEY, Measles and (28)
Scarlet Fever in,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

SYDNEY Meteorological (16)
Observations 1882

SYDNEY Meteorological. (17)
Observations 1883

133

615

46

15

16

11

10

173

Z9

43

ZS

302

28

293

295

SYDNEY Meteorological (18) 191
Observations 1884

SYDNEY Meteorological (19) 207
Observations 1885

SYDNEY, Rate of Decay of (40) 158

Radio-Activity in
Atmosphere of, S.G. Lusby
and T. Ewing

SYDNEY, Smoke Nuisance. (335)-"TI
Around, N. Selfe

SYDNEY, Suggestion for (40) 69
Port of, L. Hargrave

SYDNEY Water and Sewerage (41)

Pumping, J.F. Furniss XXVI

SYDNEY Observatory (25) 93
Celestial Photographs,
H.C. Russell

SYDNEY Observatory, (39) 93
Latitude of, C.J.Merfield

SYDNEY Observatory, (12}° 222
Longitude of, H.C.Russell

SYDNEY Observatory, (14) 19
Longitude of, J. Tebbutt

SYDNEY Observatory (12) 63

Longitude, Proposed
Correction to, J.Tebbutt

SYDNEY Observatory, Photos (24) 106
of Milky Way Taken at,
H.C. Russell

SYDNEY Observatory, (25), .-58
Preparations for Making
Chart of Heavens,
H.C. Russell

SYDNEY Parks, Control and (36) 1
Management of, J.H.Maiden

SYDNEY Peppermint (31) 195
(Eucalyptus Piperita),
Essential Oil of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

SYDNEY Rainfall 1840-1879, (14)
C. Moore facing 18
SYDNEY Rainfall Compared (41) 190

with Melbourne 1876-1905,
A. Duckworth

SYDNEY Rainfall, Notes on, (5)
J, Omith

SYDNEY, Sanitary Conditions (20)
of Eastern Suburbs,
F.H. Quaife

SYDNEY, Sanitation of the
Suburbs of, J.T. Jones

(20)

SYDNEY Streets Well Lit by (32)

Gas, T.H. Houghton
SYDNEY, Snakes near, Trans.
G. Krefft Poa:
Soc'y.

SYDNEY Soils and Subsoils, (21)
J.B. Henson

SYDNEY, Soundings for (19)
Various Bridges,
H.C. Russell

SYDNEY Standard Datun, (32)
Alteration to, H.Deane

SYDNEY Suburbs, Health in, (22)
C.S. Wilkinson

SYDNEY Trams, W.H. Warren (37)

SYDNEY University, School (27)
of Mines, W.H. Warren

SYDNEY University Starts (20)

Meagre Science Instruction,
A. Liversidge

SYDNEY, Use of Tide Gauge, (19)
H.C. Russell

SYDNEY Water, Complete (43)
Analysis of, S.G. Walton
SYDNEY Water, Effect on (20)

Lead, A. Liversidge

362

VI

34

220

ZS

16

148

SYDNEY Water Supply, (2)
J. omith

SYDNEY Water Supply, (34)
N. Selfe

SYDNEY Water Supply by (8)
Gravitation, (9)
J. Manning

SYDNEY Water Supply, (42)
History of, T.W. Keele

SYSTEMATIC Training, (39)

Urgency of,
S.H. Barraclough

TACHEOMETER Surveying with (38)
an Ordinary Theodolite,
T. Kennedy

TAENIOPTERIS in Roof of (45)
Sydney Harbour Colliery,
W.S. Dun

TANNIN Extracts, (50)
R. Greig-Smith

TANNING Substances in
N.S.W., J.H. Maiden
Part 1 (21)
Part 2 (21)
Part 3 (2)
Part 4 (21)
Part 5 (22)

TANNIN, Plant Rich in, (24)
C. Moore

TASMANIA, Evansite in, (27)
HiGs Smvth

TASMANIA, Molluscan Fauna, (12)
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

TASMANIA, Stanniferous (9)
Deposits, S.H. Wintle

TASMANIAN Forests, Their (12)

Botany and Economic Value,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

TASMANIAN Hydrozoa,
EOE. Briggs

(48)

73

554

34

29

87

17

302

74

TEACHING Elementary 39), 70
Crystallography, Models for
Use in, W.G. Woolnough

TEACHING Institutions, (38) 5
F.B. Guthrie

TECHNICAL Colleges, (38) 5
F.B. Guthrie

TECHNICAL Colleges, (25), 26

Branches Opened in Country
Towns, A. Leibius

TECHNOLOGICAL Museum to
be Erected, A. Liversidge

(24) 18

TECHNOLOGICAL Museum, (20) 29
Nucleus in Old Agricultural
Hall in Domain, A.Liversidge

TECHNOLOGICAL Museum in (25 )y 27
Domain has 30,000 Specimens,
A. Leibius

TECTONIC Lines of. Australia(45) 4
T.W. Edgeworth David

TELEGRAPH and Telephone, (3.23) Ai9
H. Deane

TELEGRAPH Connection of G3) t45
Australia to Europe and
America, E.C. Cracknell

TELEGRAPH Mileage in (22); 24
Noo lw... C.S., Wilkinson

TELEGRAPHY, Duplex, (8) 1
ESC. Cracknel 1

TELEPHONE and Telegraph, (32). 9
H. Deane

TELEPHONE between Sydney (32)
and Bathurst Under XIII

Construction, T.H.Houghton

TELEPHONE between Sydney (32))
and Newcastle Completed, XIII
T.H. Houghton

TELEPHONE Introduced to C12) 6

England, C. Rolleston

TELESCOPE Mirrors,

‘TEMPLES dn Caves iain

TELEPHONE Line of 206
Miles of Fencing Wire
(Wilcannia), T.H.Houghton

(32)

(20)
Polishing by Hand,
H.F. Madsen

TELESCOPE Mounting, New
Form for Equatorial
Telescopes, H.C. Russell

(12)

TELESCOPE Object Glasses,
Remarks on Mounting,
H.C. Russell

(12)

TELESCOPES, Separating
Power of, W.J. MacDonnell

(12)

TEMPERATURE Increase
after Dark at Seven Oaks,
Macleay River, N.S.W.,
H.C. Kiddle

(33)

India, Phil,

Dr. Berncastle

TENISON-Woods, Rev.J.E.,
Account of the Life of,
A. Liversidge

(24)

TENISON-Woods, Rev.J.E., (22)
An Invalid, A.Roberts (Sir)
TERTIARY Corals in (11)

Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

TERTIARY Deposits of
Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(11)

TERTIARY Fauna of
Australia, R. Tate

(27)

TERTIARY Fossil Corals
and Polyzoa of Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(12)

TERTIARY Palaeontology in
Australia,
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

(11)

Trans.

Soc'y.

XITI

79

249

247

241

204

178

183

65

167

57

415

TERTIARY Polyzoa in (11) 129
Australia, R. Etheridge Jnr.

TESTING Australian Timbers, (24) 129
W.H. Warren

TESTING Cement, Recent (28) 258
Researches in,
W.S.de L. Roberts

TESTING Construction (37) 27
Materials, W.H. Warren

TESTING-Machine for Equal (32)
Alternating Stresses, CVITI

W.H. Warren

TESTING Materials, Methods (31)

of, W.H. Warren XIII

THERMOELECTRIC Couples for (29) 23
High Temperature Measure-

ments, R. Threlfall

THERMOMETER Errors, (10). 35
H.C. Russell

THERMOMETER, New Recording (22) 335
Type; : Hs€. Russell

THOMPSON, Lt.Col. Ashley
John Onslow, Death of,

(49) 10

C. Hedley

THUNDER and Hail Storms in (14) 51
N.S.W., H.C. Russell

THUNDERSTORM, 26th Oct. (22) 338
1888, H.C. Russell

THURRAWAL Language, G55) AlZ7
R.H. Mathews

THURSTON, R.H., the Late, (39) XXI
S.H. Barraclough

TICK Poison, (28) 10
T.P. Anderson Stuart

TIDAL Wave, May 1877, (12) 103
J.P. Josephson

TIDE Gauge at Sydney, C19) i; 76

N.S.W., H.C. Russell

TIDE Gauges, G.H. Halligan

TIDES, Extra High Springs
late 1893, J. Tebbutt

TIMBERS, Indigenous,
R. Greig-Smith

TIMBERS, Test by Sand
Blast, W.H. Warren

TIMBERS, 'Powellising" by
Molasses, H. Deane

TIMBERS, Preservation,
H. Deane

TIMBERS of N.S.W.,
J.V. de Coque

TIMBERS, Transverse Tests
of, J. Nangle

TIMBERS, Use of Test
Results in Design of
Timber Structures,
W.H. Warren

TIME Signals, Improvements
Suggested, W.E. and F.B.

Cooke

TIME Zoning Mooted for
Australia, H.C. Russell

TIN, W.B. Clarke (Rev.)

TIN Deposits of N.S.W.,
5-H. Cox

TIN in Beach Sands of

Richmond River District,

N.S.W., J.C.H. Mingaye
TIN Ore, A. Leibius

TINPLATE Waste,
R. Greig-Smith

TINGUAITE, Variety of at
Mt. Kosciusko, N.S.W.,
T.W. Edgeworth David,
F.B. Guthrie and
W.G. Woolnough

(37)

(27)

(50)

(44)

(42)

(42)

(28)

(47)

(24)

(50)

(26)

(6)

(20)

(26)

(6)

(50)

(35)

75

15

559

35

620

25

25

189

165

129

269

A4

28

93

368

73

30

347

76

TINTOMETER, W.A. Dixon (25) 302
TITANIC Steamship, (44) 6
Particulars of,
H.D. Walsh

TOLUENE in Coal Tar Oils, (50) 99
Analysis of, G. Harker

TOPAZES and Labradorite of (33) 193
N.S.W., Composition of,
G. Harker

TOTEMIC Division of (31) 154
Australian Aboriginal
Tribes, R.H. Mathews

TOXIC Effect of Fusel Oil, (21) 242
W.M. Hamlet

TRAINING of Individuals, (32) 50
Necessity for, H.Deane

TRAIN Lighting with (34)
Acetylene, N. Selfe XXXVITI

TRAMS in Brisbane, Q., (31)' “IV
Conversion from Horse to
Electric,’ C.0O., Burge

TRAMS in Sydney, (37) 14

W.H. Warren

TRAMWAY Conversion from (31) 28
Cable to Electric,
J.H. Maiden

TRAMWAY Curves, Use of (31) LVI

Cubic Parabola as

Transition, C.J. Merfield

TRAMWAY Extensions c.1893, (27) 39
W.H. Warren

TRAMWAY, King and Ocean (27) 39
Streets, Sydney, N.S.W., — -
W.H. Warren

TRAMWAY Power House, (32) --43
Particulars of the First in
Sydney, H. Deane

TRAMWAY Rail Joints, (31)

G.R. Cowdery XCVITII

TRAMWAY Run by Compressed (34)
Air, N. Selfe

TRAMWAY Tunnel under (31)
Sydney Harbour Suggested,
J.H. Maiden

TRANSIT of Mercury, Note (12)
on, J. Tebbutt

TRANSIT of Venus in 1874, C7):

H.C. Russell

TRANSIT of Venus in 1874, (8)
Results of Observations, (12)
H.C. Russell

TRANSIT of Venus in 1874, (16)
Results Disappointing,

H.C. Russell
TRANSMUTATION of Rocks in Trans.
Australia, Phat;
W.B. Clarke (Rev.) Soc'y.
TRANSPIRATION of Water (26)

from Trees, H.C. Russell

TREES, Indigenous, Natural (38)
Grafts Between, J.H.Maiden

TREES, Rate of Growth in (25)
Australia, H.C. Russell

TREES, Transpiration of (26)
Water from, H.C. Russell

TREMATODES of Australian (50)
Birds, S.J. Johnston

TRIANGLE Micrometer, (12)
H.C. Russell

TRIANGULATION of N.S.W., (20)
Base Line at Lake George,
H.C. Russell

TRIASSIC Plant Remains (27)
near Manly, N.S.W.,
B. Dunstan

TRIMETHYLAMINE in (47)
Australian Salt Bush,
R.W. Challinor

XXXITI

29

226

me

243

267

49

36

168

49

187

236

151

378

236

TROCHOIDED Plane, (18) 61
L. Hargrave

TROPICAL Australia for (44) 416
White Races, Suitability of,
T.V. Danes

TROPICAL Diseases, Study (41) 9
of, T.P. Anderson Stuart

TROPICAL Rain, ClG)P fly,
H.C. Russell

TRYPANOSOMES in Australia, (41) 16
T.P. Anderson Stuart

TUBERCLE Bacilli, Human (41) 18
and Bovine,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

TUBERCLE in Cow's Milk, (41) 19
T.P. Anderson Stuart

TUFACEOUS Sandstone and (40) 154
Chocolate Shale of
Narrabeen Series, Analyses of,
S.G. Walton and R.S. Bonney

TWEED River Perlitic (28) 306
Pitchstone, W.F. Smeeth 334

TYPHOID Carriers, (43) 9
W.M. Hamlet

TYPHOID Fever at Aberdeen, (28) 29
N.S.W., T.P. Anderson Stuart

UNDERGROUND Railway, (32) 14
Central London Railway under
Construction, H. Deane

UNDERGROUND Water in (259) “57
Western Districts of N.S.W.,
H.C. Russell

UNDERGROUND Water of (260) 2" 75
N.S.W., J.C.H. Mingaye

URANUS and Jupiter (4)? 23
Magnitudes, J. Tebbutt

URANUS, Notes on, (12) 220

J. Tebbutt

UREASE in Legume Nodules, (49)
M.S. Benjamin

U.S.A., Observatories in, (12)
W.J. MacDonnell

UNIVERSITY Students, (32)

Failure Rate of First Year,
H. Deane

VACCINE Against Anthrax, (28)
T.P. Anderson Stuart
VACUUM Pump, Simple (41)

Sprengel Type, J.A.Pollock

VANILLA, Determination of (47)
Vanillin in, W.M. Doherty

VARIABLE Star in
Constellation Ara,
J. Tebbutt

(Ul)

VEGETABLE Exudations in
Australia, J.H. Maiden
and H.G. Smith

(29)

VEGETATION of Eastern
Australia, Effect of
Mountains on, R.H.Cambage

(48)

VEGETATION, Effect of (26)
White Settlement in
Australia, A.G. Hamilton

VELOCITY Recorder, New (28)

Instrument Applied to
Anemometry, J.A. Griffiths

VENOM of Australian Black (26)
Snakes, C.J. Martin and
J.McG. Smith

VENOM of Australian Black (29)
Snakes, Action of,

C.J. Martin

VENTILATION of Sewers and (26)
Drains, J.M. Smail

VENTILATION of Sewers and (20)
Dwellings, J.T. Jones

VENUS, Transit in 1874, (7)

H.C. Russell

7.

78

229

52

13

140

157

L977,

393

267

178

281

240

146

143

339

71

VENUS Transit Observed at (8)
Eden, N.S.W., W.Scott (Rev.)

VENUS Transit Observed in (8)
N.S.W., H.C. Russell

VENUS Transit, Results of (12)
Observations, H.C. Russell

VENUS Transit Observations (16)
Disappointing, H.C.Russell

VERTEBRATED Animals of Trans.
Lower Murray and Phil.
Darling, G. Krefft Socly.

VICTORIA, Aboriginal (36)
Language, R.H. Mathews

"VICTORIA", Name of 10/- (35)
Coin in Decimal Systen,

A. Liversidge

VICTORIAN Coal Fields, (7)
W.B. Clarke (Rev. )

VIENNA, Botanical (40)

Conference at, H.A. Lenehan

VISCOSITY of Water by the (30)
Efflux Method, (29)
G.H. Knibbs

VISCOSITY of Water, (42)
R. Hosking (43)

VITIS Opaca (F.v.M.), (40)

Chemical Investigation of,
R.T. Baker and H.G. Smith

VOLCANIC and Earthquake
Activity in the World,
C. Rolleston

(21)

VOLCANIC Eruptions and
Sunspot Minima, Possible
Relationship, H.I.Jensen

(36)

VOLCANIC Necks of Hornsby
and Dundas, N.S.W.,
W.N. Benson

(44)

VOLUMES of Solids,
Determination of,
G.H. Knibbs

(34)

i

95

243

Ts

235

43

186

42

495

36

VON Haast, John Francis (22) 1
Julius, Biographical Note,
C.S. Wilkinson

VON Mueller, Baron (9) 56
Ferdinand, W.B.Clarke (Rev. )

VON Mueller, Baron F., (31) 38
Appreciation of Work,
J.H. Maiden

VON Mueller, Baron F., (46) 8
Brief Memories of,
J.H. Maiden

VON Mueller, Baron F., (31) 2

Death of, J.H. Maiden

VOSS, Houlton Harries, (46) 13
Death of, J.H. Maiden

WADE, Leslie A.B., Death (4G) xwtA
of, , €.) Hedley

WALLACE, Dr. Alfred (48) 2
Russell, Death of,
H.G. somith

WALLERAWANG Coal and Iron oO Me
Ore Deposits, A. Liversidge

WAMBEYAN Caves, Trans.197
J. Cox Phal.

Soc'y.

WAR, the Virtue of, (39)
S.H. Barraclough XXVIII

WASH Bottle and Pipette (38) 418
Combined, J.W. Hogarth

WASTE Matter Utilisation, (50) 38
R. Greig-Smith

WATER at Low Temperature, (37) 224
Dielectric Constant of,
0O.U. Vonwiller

WATER Conservation, (37) 30
W.H. Warren

WATER Conservation, (37) V

H.G. McKinney

WATER Conservation in C37)
N.S.W., L.A.B. Wade LXVI
WATER Conservation (35223

Projects in N.S.W.,
H.G. McKinney

WATER Conservation Surveys (30)

ot)\\ FB. Gipps

of N.S.W., H.G. McKinney LXXIV

WATER Filtration, (38)
J.M. Smail XIII

WATER Filtration at Hunter (38) L
District Works, West
Maitland, J.B. Henson

WATER for Sydney Water (3) 146
Commission, Chemical
Examination of, J. Smith

WATER in Uniform Channels, (31) 356
Flow of, S.H. Barraclough
and T.P. Strickland

WATER in Uniform Pipes, (31) 314
Flow of, G.H. Knibbs

WATER Main Incrustation in (12) 264
Sydney, N.S.W., W.Morris |

WATER Mills in Sydney, (34) XIX
N.S.W., N. Selfe

WATER Power, W.H. Warren (37) 17

WATER Power for Petersham (9) 111
and Waverley, N.S.W.,
J. Manning

WATER Reservoirs in N.S.W.,(25) 147
Construction and Cost of,
L.W. Darley

WATER Rights of Australian (34) 233
Colonies as Affected by
Federation, H.G. McKinney

WATER Sports on N.S.W. (32), 132
Coast, H.C. Russell

WATER Storage, Importance (15) 309

WATER Supply Administration(21)
H.G. McKinney

WATER Supply. for Broken (26)
Hill, N.S.W., H.C. Russell

WATER Supply Clarification (43)
at Goulburn, N.S.W.,
G.J. Burrows

WATER Supply to Coolgardie, (31)

W.A., C.O. Burge

WATER Supply to Interior (18)
of N.S.W., W.E. Abbott

WATER Supply to Sydney, (2)
Now. J. Smith

WATER Supply to Sydney, (42)

History of, T.W. Keele

WATER Supply to Sydney from (4)
George's River, A.Garran

WATER Supply to Sydney from (3)
George's and Cook's Rivers,
C. Mayes

WATER Supply to Sydney by (8)
Gravitation, (9)
J. Manning

WATER Supply to Sydney,
Prospect and Kenny Hills
Schemes Compared, F.B.Gipps

(14)

WATER Supply to Sydney, (20)
Unsuitability of Lead Pipes,
A. Liversidge

WATER, Value of Nitrate (45)
Figure in Fitness for
Drinking, ~CG.S..0 Wrliis

WATER Viscosity by the (29)
Efflux Method, G.H.Knibbs (30)

WATER Viscosity, (423
R. Hosking (43)

WATER Warming by Use of (35)

Rock Holes, R.H. Mathews

hs

60

De,

394

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85

86

134

408

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186

34
34

213

80

WATSON, Dr.C. Russell, (48)
Death of, H.G. Smith

WAVE Length of Electrical (49)
Vibrations, J.A. Pollock

WAVE-Propelled Vessel, (25)
L. Hargrave

WEATHER Chart Publication (27)
at Sydney Observatory,
W.H. Warren

WEATHER Depicted (33)
Diagrammatically, H. Deane

WEATHER, Effect of Polar (41)
Ice on, E. Du Faur

WEATHER, Long Range (22)
Forecasting. of,
C.S. Wilkinson

WEATHER Maps Published in (11)
Sydney Since 3rd Feb.
1877, H.C. Russell

WEATHER of the World, (22)
Effect of Solar Conditions
on, C.S. Wilkinson

WEATHER, the Great Cycle, (44)
T.W. Keele

WEATHER Types in Australia, (29)
H.A. Hunt

WEHRLITE, Description of, (23)
J.C.H. Mingaye

WEIGALL, Albert Bythesea, (46)
Death of, J.H. Maiden
WEIGHTS and Measures, (40)

Decimal System of,
H.A. Lenehan

WELL and River Waters of (23)
N.S.W., W.A. Dixon
WELLS in the Liverpool (14)

Plains District of N.S.W.,
T.K. Abbott

253

86

19

63

176

22

13

21

25

513

328

15

34

465

281

WELL Waters of Sydney, (12) 133
W.A. Dixon
WENTWORTH Falls, N.S.W., (17) 8

Originally Known as
Weatherboard, C. Rolleston

WENTWORTH Hurricane, (13) 109
H.C. Russell

WEST Australia Crystals (35) 332
Symmetrically Distorted,
W.G. Woolnough

WEST Australia Gadolinite, (36) 286
B.F. Davis, W.G. Woolnough,
and T.W. Edgeworth David

WEST Australia, Pucherite (42) 251
from, E. Griffiths
WEST Australia, Rock (45) 292

Specimens from, J.A. Thomson

WESTERN Rivers of N.S.W., (18)
Height of, W.E.Abbott facing 202

WEST Moreton, Queensland, (45) 137

Geology of, R.A. Wearne

and W.G. Woolnough

WET Year in England, Wet (36) 314
Year in Australia Fallacy,
H.C. Russell

WHARF Built in Deep Water, (32)

Dawes Point, Sydney, LXIV
N. Selfe

WHARF Construction, Sydney (40)
Harbour, H.D. Walsh XXIV

WHARF Construction, Types (44) 13
of, H.D. Walsh

WHEAT Culture in N.S.W., (2) 96
Results from 1857-1867,
C. Rolleston

WHEAT Gluten, Absorption (30) 124

of Water by, F.B. Guthrie

WHIP Worm of Rat's Liver, (27) 86
T.L. Bancroft

WHIRLWINDS, H.C. Kiddle (27)

WHITFELD, Lewis, Death of, (48)
H.G. Smith

WHITE Australia, (44)
A. Duckworth

WHITE, Frederick William, (46)
Death of, J.H. Maiden

WHITELEGGE, Injustice to, (23)
T. Whitelegge

WIANAMATTA Shale, (17)
J.E. Tenison-Woods (Rev. )

WILKINSON, C.C., Life of, (26)
H.C. Russell

WIND in Australia, J. Smith (5)

WINDMILL, First in Sydney, (34)
N.S.W., N. Selfe

WINNACKES Periodical Comet (26)
1892, Observed at Windsor,
N.S.W., J. Tebbutt

WIRELESS Telegraph (47)
Messages to and from
Antarctica, R.H. Cambage

WIRELESS Time Signals, (50)
Improvements Suggested,
W.E. and F.B. Cooke

WOLFE's Comet II, 1891, (26)
Observed at Windsor,
N.S.W., J. Tebbutt

WOOD Enclosed in Basalt at (14)
Inverell, Composition of,
A. Liversidge

WOOL, Green-producing (28)
Chromogenic Micro-Organisms
in, T.P. Anderson Stuart

WOOL, Influence of (16)
Australian Climate and
Pastures on Growth of,

A. Ross

91

16

323

75

335

16

269

335

155

320

259

WOOL, Notes on,
P.N. Trebeck

WOOL Presses,
N. Selfe

WOOLLS, Rev.Dr., Obituary
of, W.H. Warren

WORM-Nests in Australian
Cattle, J.B. Cleland
and T.H. Johnstone

XANTHORRHOEA Hastilis,
Growth of Flowering Stem
of, J.B. Cleland

YERKES Observatory Bruce
Telescope, H.A. Lenehan

YOSEMITE, U.S.A.,
E.C. Andrews

YOUNG, John, Death of,
T.P. Anderson Stuart

ZEEMAN Effect used for
Work on Spectra of Sun
Spots, W.M. Hamlet

ZIGZAG at Lapstone,
W.H. Warren

ZODIACAL Light,
H.A. Lenehan

81

(15) 301
(34)

XXXVIII
(27) 4
(44) 156
(47) 72
(40) 27
(44) 262
(41) 23
(43) 13
(27), 33
(40) 25

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