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TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS

NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE

Vols. 1 TO 40.

PAET I.- AUTHORS.

PART II.— PAPERS (CLASSIFIED).

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF
OOVERNORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE,

Issued 11th July, 1911.

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PREFACE.

This Index of the first forty volumes of the '• Transactions and Proceedings
of tlie New Zealand Institute " has been compiled, in accordance with a
resolution of the Board of Governors, by Mr. Riddick. of the Government
Printing Office. An index of the first eight volumes was issued in 1877,
and one to the first seventeen volumes in 1886. Both of these are super-
seded by the present Index. This Index, however, deals only with the
authors and titles of the various papers, and no attempt has been made to
index the subject-matter of the articles themselves. The first part, the
index of the authors, presented no difficulty. In the second part, dealing
with the subject-matter of the titles to the different articles, the question
of classification was an extremely difficult one, and the system adopted can
onlv be looked upon as a compromise. In some subjects, such as Botany
and Geology, further subdivision would no doubt have been desirable, but
it was found that this was almost impossible, owing to the fact that many of
the papers are of a general nature, and deal with several branches of the
subject. The subdivisions under Zoology do not pretend to represent the
present scientific opinion on the subject, but are those which seemed most
practically useful in classifying a number of miscellaneous zoological articles
written between the years 1867 and 1907, and for the same reason it has
been kept as nearly as possible parallel with the classification adopted in
the " Index Fauna> Novse Zealandiic/'

In the Proceedings of the different branches of the New Zealand Institute,
only those papers have been indexed of which some abstract has been given ;
papers of which only the title is given and which do not appear in the
Transactions are not indexed.

I X i:> E X

TKANSAOTIONS AND PHOOKEDINdS

N1-:W ZEALAND INSTITl'TE

VOLS. 1-40.

[Fi;;ures in black type indicate number of volume.]

PART I. -AUTHORS

A.
Abraham, C. J.

Celtic Origin of the English V^owel Sounds,

1, 125 [2nd ed., 73].
Earthquake in Wellington, 1st February, 1868.
1, 33 [2nd ed., 436].

Adams, C. E.

Mortality, Comparison of 2s. Z., during the

Periods 1874-81 and 1881-91, 31, ()59.
Mortality in N.Z., Investigation into the Rates

of, during the Period 1881-91, 29, 52.
Mortality in N.Z., in Victoria and New South

Wales, and in England compared, 31, 661.
Natural Sines, Construction of a Table of, by

Means of a New Relation between the

Leading Difference.s, 35, 408 ; 37, 202.
Triangulation by Least Squares, Adjustment

of, 35, 201 ; 37, 195.

Adams, C. W.

•Almucantar, Two New and Improved Forms
of the, 40, 560.

Calculation of Distances by Means of Re-
ciprocal \'urtical Angles, 11, 132.

Mount Cook, Height of, 14, 106.

Vertical Triangulation, 14, 105.

Adams, J.

Uotany of Hikurangi Mountain, 30, 414.
Botanj- of Te Aroha Mountain, 17, 275.
Botany of Te Moehau Mountain, Cajjc Col-

ville, 21, 32.
Botany- of the Thames Goldiields, 16, 385.
Education : Early Instruction. 7, 175.
Mathematics, Elements of, 9, 304.
Mollusca, Land, of Tliames Goldhelds, 19, 177.
Polynesia, 9, 44.
School-teaching : Why should it provide only

for the Counter or the Desk '! 26. 452
1 — Trans. Inde-x.

Agardh, J.

Algce from Chatham Islands, 3, 213 ; 6, 208.

AlTKEN, A. AV.

Frog, N.Z., with an Account of a Remarkable
Feature in the History of some Species of
Australian Frogs, 2, 87.

AxDis, W. S.

Straight Line, Mechanical Description of a,
by Means of Link- work, 21, 441.

Alexandee, C.

Myoporum Icetum, Glands in the Leaf and
Stem of, 19, 314.

Andersen, J. C.
Metre, 40, 466.

Anderton, T.

Fishes of N.Z. : Observations made at Porbo-
bello Marine Fish-hatchery, 39, 477.

Andrew, A. R.

Geology of Clarendon
Otago, 38, 447.

Phosphate-deposits,

Andrews, E. W.

Pebbles and Drifting Sand, 26, 397.

Armstrong, J. B.

Corallospartium, Genus, 13, 333.

Ferns of N.Z., A Natural Arrangement of the,

13, 359.
Flora of Canterbury Province, with Catalogue

of Species, 12, 325.
Morchella esculenta : Occurrence in N.Z., 13,

343.
Plants of N.Z., New, 13, 335 ; 14, 359.
Veronica, Synop.sis of the N.Z. Species of, 13,

Akmstroxg, .J. B. (iiid .1. F.

Grasses indiiieiKnis t() C'antrrburv Province,
4, 301.

Ak.m.stroxg, J. F.

Grasses naturalised in C'aiiter'unrv i'lovince.
List of, 4, 309. ^

Plants, Naturalised, of Canterhurs' Province,
4, 284.

Plants of X.Z.. New Species of. 4. 290.

A'egctation of the Neighbourhood of Christ-
church. 2. lis.

!

Armstrong, J. F. and J. B. I

(hasses indigenous to Canterbury I'rovince, I

4, 301. ■ j

ARTHDlt, \V.

l-"i:^h-culture in N.Z.. History of. 14. 180. !

Fishes of N.Z., 17, 100. '

Herring, Picton, Notes on the, 15, 208. '

Sidiiionidce., Notes on some Specimens of |

Aligratory, 13, 17.5.
Skew Arches, 9, 2<j.').
Sprat of N.Z., Notes on the, 15, 203.
Taieri River Floods and their Prevention, 14,

94.
Trout. Brown, introduced into Otaiio, 11,

271 ; 16, 407.
Trout. iJiscascd, in Lake \\'akati|iu. 15, 198.

AsTOX, B. C.

Botanical Notes : List of Plants supple-
mentary to Dunedin Field Club"s Catalogue,
New Habitats of some Rare Otago Plants,
and Plants omitted from Kirk and Petrie's
Lists of Otago Plants. 31, 747.

AsTox, B. C, and Easterfield, T. H.

Chemistry of the N.Z. Flora, Stu<lies on the —
Karaka-nut, 34, 495.
liimu-resin, 36, 483.
Tutu Plailt, 33. 345.

Atkixsox, a. S.

Arvo-Semitic Maoii. 19. •">52.

Barer, .J.

Drahiage- works at Rcmuera Swamp. 2. 219.
'•rowth of 'Transplanted Trees. Rate of, 18,

311 ; 20. 186.
^Icdicinal Pioperties of some N.Z. Plants, 19,

319.
.^'urface Fall of ^\'ater as a Cuide foi- I'nder

Drainage, 2. 213.

Bagley, (<., and Easterfield, T. H.
Colophony, Chemistry of, 35, 470.

BaGX ALL, L. J.

Kahikatea as a Building-timber. 19. .■)77.
Kauri-guHi, Occurrence of. in the Kahikatea
Forest at Turua, 29, 412.

Batkes, a. C.

Earth's Rotation : its Influence on Rivers,
iO, 92.

Baker, S. ^V.

\'o]caiio in the Fiiendly Islands, New, 18. 41.

Baker, W . H.

Coi^per, Crystallized Native, on .Mine-timbers
at Kawau Island, 33, 330.

Bakewkll, W. H.

Blood, Growth and Reproduction of the Red
Corpuscles of the, 7, App. xxxi.

Consumption in Otaso, Some Common f'auses
of, 7, 543.

Inflammatory' Action in Detached Portions
of Dead Animal Bodies, Production of. 14,
113.

Is Life a Distinct Force ? 17, 410.

Vaccination : is it exjjedient to make it com-
pulsory ? 24. 034.

Baldwin", P. E.

Manawatu Block, Earlv Native RecoriLs of,
38, 1.

Barff, E.

Mount Cook, Change in the Ajjex of. 6, 379.

Barker, G. H.

Dist^ases of Domesticated Animals. 30. 5.')(l.

Barxett, L. S.

Tcenia echinocorcii'< and Hy<Iatid Diseast. 35,
5(i8.

Bare, ti. M.

Taieri Floods, 5, 111.

Barstow, R. C.

Earliest Settlers, 15. 421.

Mahori or ^laori Migrations, Strav Thoimhts

on, 9. 229.
Maori Canoe, 11, 71.

Presidential Address to Auckland Institute,
1877, 10. 545.

Bartley, E.

Building-timbers of Auckland. 18. 37.

Batc'HELOR, T. C.

jg Silkworm. Varieties of Food foi', and Manage-
ment of the. 4. 42(i.
Silkworm. \'arieties of iMulberry-tree as Food
foi' the, 4, 424.

Bate.s, F.

Hi'lcronieni. X.Z. : New Genei-a and Species,
8. 282.

Bates, H. \V.

Cohoptera of N.Z., Gcodephagous, 7, 297.
Coleoptera of N.Z.. Longicorn, 7, 315.

Bates, J.

Democracy. 28. 97.

Evolutionary lOthics. 25, 540, 548.

Names of Places, their Origin and Meaning,

13, 440.
Training of Teachers for Primary Schools, 28,
HI.

llVTllGATK, A.

Acclimatisation in X./.. 30. 2(iti.

LepidoptPKii of Otatjo. 3. K57.

Sparrow Plague and its itcincily. 36. <>T.

Beal, L. < ).

Alluvial Deposits of Otauo. 3. 27n ; 21. .S:52.

Keattik, J. .M.

Cod. i-vctl {Li'I'll'i hdcrhii-^ [luirli a ■•<]). Anatomy
of. 23, 7 1 .

BlX'KETT, T. W. X.

Mosses of .\.Z.. 27. 4U3 : 29, 441.

Mosses of X.Z.. Some i.ittle-known. 25. 207 ;

26, 277.
Moss Flora of N.Z.. Additions to the, 31. 42().
MH>^ri of X.Z.. X(>vv Species of, 25. 2S!) ;

26. 274.

Bee. .(.

Citric and Suli)hviric Acids. Interaction of. 36,
4S(.i.

Bee, J., nnd Easterfieeo. T. H.

Raoult's .Method for Molccnlar Woi.uht De-
termination, 34, 497.

Belcher, H.

Land System of the Iliad, 22. 21.
Latin Place-names, 19, 507.
Latin, The Middle Voice in, 22. 1.

BeXEDEX, p. J. VAN.

Fossil Bird from Karnscleujih Caves, New :
Anas finschi. 9. oOO.

Bexiia.m, \V. B.

Ac'ititltodtilus ulicji iMsus, Account of, 33, 122.
Pxtliiiioglossus, Occurrence in N.Z. Waters of

the ('ienus, 32, 0.
Cogia hrevirp.ps, the Lessei- Sperm Whale,

Notes on, 34, loo. ^\£M li •^^'1

Cordi/cej)S sinclairii. 32, 4. i r\ i Sj

Ctenophores of N.Z., 39. 138. #,"^ '^ %\
F.arthworm from Auckland Islands : Notio-

diiln-'i a urkhnidir >(.'<. 35, 275.
Earthworm from Noifolk Island : Meyas-

rolex laingii, 35. 273.
Earthworms, A Ke-examination of Mutton's

Types of N.Z., 31, 156.
Earthworms belonginp- to (icnus J'liKjio-

chcela, 35, 277.
Earthworms from the Islands arountl N.Z.,

33, 129.
Earthworms from the Kermadecs, 37, 298.
Earthworms from Little Barrier Island, 38,

248.
Earthworms of tiie North Island of N.Z., 37,

281 : 38, 239.
Elephant, Evolution of the, 39, 547.
Ephydra, Aquatic Larva of the Fly, 37, 308.
Kea, Flesh-eating Propensity of the, 39, 71.
Lancelet, The N.Z., 33, 120."^
Leech, New Species of (Hirndo antipodum),

discovered in N.Z., 36, 185.
Leechei^ in N.Z., Two New Species of : Placob-

dellfi maorica and Hirudo mauiana, 39, 180.
Moa-egg, Note on an Entire, now in the

Museum of Otago L'niver.sity, 34. 149.
1

BkNH\M, \V. V>. -voiiliiuird.

Molluscs, Nudihranch, from X.Z.. 37, 312.
Xotarnis, Xotcs on certain of tiie \'iscera of,

31, 151.
Xofoiiiis-. Xotes on tiie l-'ourtli Skin of, 31. IH).
()l ii/ocJuhtd from the Southern idands of the

X.Z. Rciiion, 37, 285.
Olii/ochteld of the X.Z. Lakes. 36, 192.
I'ennatulid, New S])ecies of : iS'ircipIii/lhiiu.

hollonsl. 39, 193.
Presidential Address to Otauo Institute. I'.)n4,

37, til 3.
Pterotrachrt'id from tlii' I'acitie ( k-ean. A

Large. 38. 245.
Raiiudina, Occurrence in X'.Z. Wafers of the

Foraminiferan (lenus, 37, .300.
RejiideciUi, An ap])arentlv Xew Species of

(R. parkeri). 36, 198.
Rorqual (BalfFnoplfni rostnitu). Baby, Ex-
ternal Anatomy of a, 34, 151.
Sipunculids of XiZ., 36, 172 : 37, 301.
Zoological Results of Trawling Trials oft' tiif;

C'oast of Otago, 32. I.

Berggren', S.

H(Bm(itococcuj> siimiuineus : Occurrence on the

Wool of a Deaci Sheep, 7, 31)9.
Plants of X.Z.. New, 13, 290.

Best, E.

Art of the Whare Pom. : Notes on the Cloth-
ing of the Ancient Maori, their- Knowledge
of preparing, dyeing, and weaving various
Fibres, together with some Account of
Dre-ss and Ornaments, and the Ancient
Ceremonies and Supcistitions of the Whare
Pom, 31, 625.

Diversions of the Whafe Tapere : Some Ac-
count of the various (iames. Amusements,
and Trials of Skill practised liy tlie Maori
in Former Times, 34, 34. v

ilaori Eschatology : The Wlune Pokic (House
of .Mourning) and its Lore; also some
Account of Xativc Belief in a Spiritual
World, 38. 148.

Maori Foi'cst Lore : being some Account of
Nati\e Forest Lore and Woodcraft, as also
of many Myths, Rites, Customs, and
Superstitions connected with the Flora and
Fauna of the Tuhoe or Urewera Di.strict,
40, 185.

-Maoii ^lagic : Notes upon Witchcraft, Magic
Rites, and various Superstitions as prac-
tised or believed in bv the Old-time Maori,
34, (39.

Maori Marriage Customs : l)eing Notes on
Ancient Maori Customs, Ritual and Socio-
logical, connected with Courtship, MaiTiage,
and Divorce, 36, 14.

Maori Numeration, 39, 150.

Maori Origins, 32, 294 : 33, 407.

Polynesian Migiants, or \'oyagers, to N.Z.,
and Voyage of the " Aratawhao " Canoe to
Hawaiki. 37, 121.

Tuhoeland, Food Products of ; with Account
of Customs, &c., pertaining to Food, 35,

' 45.

Best, E. — continued.

Tuhoeland : Notes on the Origin, History,
Customs, and Traditions of the Tuhoo or
Urewera Tribe, 30, 33.

BiCKEKTON, A. \V.

Age of the 8un's Heat, Oversight in Croll's
Mode of lengthening the, 27, 558.

Cosmic Impact, Synoptic Statement of the
Principles and Phenomena of, 27, 54.").

Double Stars, Origin of, 13, 100.

Eccentricity of Planetary Orbits, Causes tend-
ing to alter the, 13, 149.

Education, Scheme for University and General,
7, 154.

Electric T.amp, ^lodification of, for project-
ing Spectra of Metals on the Screen, 7, 403.

fmniortality of the Cosmos ; being an At-
tempt to show that the Theory of Dissipa-
tion of Energy is limited to Finite Portions
of Space, 27^ 538.

Impact, Probabilitj' of, 13, KiB.

Impact, Some Recent Evidence in Favour of,
26, 404.

Motions of the Earth, Simple Method of
illustrating the, 13, 164.

Nebula?, The Birth of, 12, 197.

Partial Impact : a Possible ExjDlanation of
the Origin of the Solar System, Comets,
and other Phenomena of the Universe, 11,
125.

Partial Impact : Ceneral Problem of Stellar
CoUision, 12, 181.

Partial Impact : Origin of the Visible Uni-
verse, 12, 175.

Refrigeration, Notes on, 14, 394.

Scientific Instruction in N.Z., 9, 666.

Solar System, Origin of the, 13, 154.

Stars, Temporary and Variable, 11, 118.

Thermometer for Lecture Purposes, A New,
7, 152.
, Worlds and Systems, Oenesis of, 12, 187.

BiNNS, G. J.

Striated Kock-surface from Boatman's, near
Reefton, 21, 335.

Black, G.

Lime-deposit in Shaft of United Pumping
Association, 10. 456.

Blair, W. N.

Building-materials of Otago, 8, 123 : 9, 108,

134. '
Presidential Address to Otago Institute, 1879,

11, 561.

Blttndell, H.

Grasses and Fodder Plants : Remarks on
Dr. Curl's Paper. 11, 528.

Blyth, W. H.

Whence of the Maori, 19, 515.

BONNEY, T. G.

Rock collected near Summit of Mount Cook,
21. 334.

Booth, B. S.

Moa-bones at Hamilton, Second Disco verv of,

9, 365.
Moa Swam]) at Hamilton, Description of. 7,
123.

BOTTLT, C. N.

Gold at Harbour Cone, 38, 425.

BowEN, His ExceDency Sir G. F.

Presidential Address to N.Z. Institute — 1868
(inauijiiral), 1. 3 [2nd ed., 9] ; 1869, 2, 3 ;
1870, 3, App. 1 ; 1871, 4, 1 ; 1872, 5, 1.

Boys, J. C, and Others.

(irasses. Introduced, in Canterburv Province,
4, 304.

Brandox, a. de B.

Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1889, 22. 515."

Bray, W^ B.

Ocean, The Currents, Temperature, and Salt-
ness of the. 3, 322.

Brent, D.

Geometry, Modern Methods of, 3, Proc. 59.

Broun, T.

Carabidre of N.Z., 25. 194.

Cpratoi/ncithus irroruiw^. Larva and Pupa of.
13, 230.

Cicindela, New Species of : C. huttoni. 9, 374.

Coleoptera, New Species of, 9, 371 ; 19. 604.

Coleoptem of Auckland, 8, 262.

Fruit-flies, Notes on. witli a Description of a
New Species (Dacus xanlhodes), 37, 325.

Insects injurious to the Kauri Pine, 9, 366.

Kumaras from the Friendly Islands, Notes on
the Destruction of, caused by an Imported
AA'cevil ; with Descriptions of the Lava,
Pupa, and Perfect Insect, 40, 262.

Lasiorhynchus barbicornis. Larva and Pupa
of, 13, 228.

Parasitic Fungus allied to Cnrdicepx cUivatula,
Remarks on a, 40, 5()9.

Pericoptufi truncatus. Larva of ; with Obser-
vations as to Habitat, 12, 288.

Prionoplus reticularis. Habits of ; with Diag-
noses of Larva and Pupa, 12, 284.

PselaphidcB (Coleoptera) of N.Z., Remarks on.
8, 271.

Pselaphidcr from Neighbourhood of Clevedon,
Southern Wairoa, 22. 230.

Brown, E. G.

Fusible Cutouts, Researches into the Action

of, 33, 356.
Interpolation, Use of the Standard Functions

in, 35, 420.
Phenomena of N'ariation and their Symbolic

Expression, 34, .519.

Brown, F. I).

Insulation of Cold-stores, 30, 44.
Luminosity of Flames, 19, 603.

AUTHORS.

Brown, F. D. — contmued. ]

Presidential Adchrss to Auckland Institute— |
1880. 19, oOo; 1891, 24, 702; 1892, 25,
546.
Sun's Heat, Maintenance of the, 18, 394.

Brown, R.

Andrecea, N.Z. Species of the Genus; with

Descriptions of New Species, 25, 276. |

Composite Plant, New: Glosnogyne (?) hen- \

iiedyK 15, 259. i

Mosses of N.Z. : Genus Grimmia, 27, 409. I
Mosses of N.Z. : Genus Orthotikhum, 27, 422.
Mosses of N.Z. : Genus Pottia, 26, 288.
Mosses, Proposed New Genus of N.Z. ; with

Description of Three New Species. 25, 285.
Mn-'ci of Calcareous Districts of N.Z.. 35, 323.
Musci of N.Z., Notes on, 31, 437 ; 32, 137 ;

33, 330.
Mu-sri of N.Z., Notes on, and Descriptions of

New Species, 29, 465 ; 30, 412 : 31, 442.
Mtisci of N.Z., Notes on : On a Proposed New

Genus— Slirtonku 32, 149.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on New Genus Dendia,

30, 411.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on New Genus Tetra-

cocinodo)i, 28, 531.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on New Species of Moss

belonging to the Genus Seligera — S. cardotii,

30, 398.
Musci of N.Z., Notes on some Species of :

Genus Phascuni, 26, 302.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on the Genus Dicra-

num, with Description of New Species, in-
cluding some Doubtful Species of Blindia,

29, 451.
Musci : Notes on the Genus Gymnostomum,

with Descriptions of New Species, 26, 296.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on the Genus Strepto-

j)0(jon, with Description of a New Species

—S. hookerii, 30, 409.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on the Genus Tortula,

with Descriptions of New Species, 30, 399.
Musci of N.Z. : Notes on the Genus Tricho-

stonium, with Descriptions of some New

Species, 29, 478.
Rosaceous Plant, New : Acce?ia huUoni, 16,

382.

Brown, W. R. E.

Draining of Towns : Results of having Out-
fall Drains within Sydney Harbour, 9, 260.

Browne, R.

Geonemertes, Occurrence in the North Island
of, 39, 546.

Browning, K.

After-images, 25, 506.

Bruce, R. C.

Maori Waiata, A, 25, 426.

Buchanan, J.

Alpine Flora of N.Z., 14, 342.

Botanical Notes : Loranthus fieldii, Bolbo-
phylluiii exiguum, Calochilus paludosus, and
Dendrobium hifiorum, 16, 397.

Buchanan, J. — coutinued.

Botanical Notes : Melicope pnrvula, Ranun-
culus tenuis, and Notolhlaspi hookeri, 20, 255.
Botany of Kawau Island : Physical Features

and Causes influencing Distribution of

Species, 9. 503.
Botany of Otago. Sketch of, 1, Pt. iii, 22

[2nd ed., 18lj.
Campbell Island and its Flora, 16, 398.
Celtnisia, New Species of : C. cordatifolin, 11,

427.
Cyttaria purdiei, 18, 317.
Eriqeron, New Species of : E. novce-zealatidiif.,

17, 287.
Flora of N.Z.. Additions to, 15, 339.
Flora of ^Vellington Province, 6, 210.
Flowering - plants and Ferns of (Jhatham

Islands, 7, 333.
Gnaphalii(m {H clickrysum) fasciculatmn, 9, 529.
Hemiielin smiihii. Remarkable Branchmg

Specimen of, 19, 217.
Maraltin fruxineu, Rootstock of, 9, 527.
Matai Timber, Durability of, 9, 182.
Panax, Revised Description of Two Species

of N.Z. : P. crassifolium and P. longissimum,

9, 529.
Plants found on Miramar Peninsula, Welhng-

ton, 5, 349.
Plants New to N.Z., and Desci-iption of a

New SiJccies, 14, 356.
Plants of N.Z., 12, 380.
Plants of N.Z.. New Species and Varieties of,

2. 88 ; 3, 208 : 4. 224 ; 6, 241 ; 16, 394 ;

19, 213.
Senecio, New Species of : S. hectori, 5, 348.
Sheep, Pseudo-scab and Lung-worm in, 14,

269.
Teredo, Charring Timber as a Protection from,

9, 183.
Timber, A Means for selecting the Most

Durable, 10, 190.
Timber, Durability of N.Z., with Suggestions

for its Preservation, 6, 390.
Wanganui Beds (Uj^per Tertiar3-), 2, 163.

Buchanan, J., and Kirk, T.

Plants found in Northern District of Province
of Auckland, 2, 239.

Buchanan, W.

Tides, Currents, and the Moon, 30, 79.

Bull, F.

Seismograph, A Now Form of, 18, H'J.

Buller, a. p.

Anosia bolina in the Wellington District,

Appearance of, 31, 38.
Lepidoptera, Occurrence of some Rare Species

of, 37, 331.

Buller, P.

Moths, Diurnal, 13, 237.

Buller, W. L.

Albatros, Shy {Diomedea cauta) : Occurrence
in the North Island, 10. 217.

BULLER, W. L. — roniinved.

Albatros, Wandering {Diomedea exulans).
Note on the, 22, 340.

Albatros, Wandoi'ing ; with an Exhibition of
S]X'cinieniii, and the Determination of a
New Species {Diomedea regia). 23. 230.

Apteryx maxima, a Hnge Kiwi from Stewart
Island, 23, 002 ; 24, 91.

Apteryx oweni : Occurrence at High Altitudes
in the North Island, 8, 103.

Bats of N.Z., 25, 50.

Bird-life, Some Curiosities of. 27, 134.

Birds in the Colonial Museum : Additions to
the Collection, 7, 224.

" Birds of N.Z.,"" Additions to List of Sj)ecies
and Rare Occurrences since Publication of,
11, 301.

" Birds of N.Z." : Reply to F. \\. Hiitton. 6,
12().

Birds of N.Z., Certain Disputed S])ecies of. 7.
211.

Birds of N.Z., Exhibition of New and Interest-
ing Forms of. with Remarks thereon, 23. 30.

Birds of N.Z.. Notes on, 8. KMi ; 24. 04. 75 ;
25, 53, 03.

Birds of N.Z. : Remarks on Hutton's Notes
on certain Sjx-cies, 6, 1 23.

Birds of N.Z., Some Rare Species of. 16, 308.

Birds observed durins a Voyage from N.Z. to
England, 26. 182. "

Bittern, Little (Ardtthi maridaia). of X.Z., 6,
119.

Cuckoo, Long-tailed, Remarks on the, 11, 353.

Darwinism, Illustrations of ; or. The Avifauna
of N.Z. considered in relation to the Funda-
mental Law of Descent with Modification,
27, 75.

Deinacrida (Weta) in N.Z., 3, 34.

Deinacrida, or Forest-cricket, A Ne\\' Species
of, from Nelson : D. hroughi, 28, 323.

Duck, Flightless, of Auckland Islands (Neso-
netta aucklandica), 27, 128.

Fern-bird {Sphenceacus) : New Species from
Snares Islands — S. caudalus, 27, 127.

Geri/yorie flaviveiitris, Note on, 8, 19t>.

Hieracidea, Existence in N.Z. of Two Species
of: H. vovce-zealatidife and H. fernx. 7,
213.

Himuntopus in N.Z., 7. 220.

Huia, Egg of the, 10, 212.

Huia, Further Descriptive Notes of the, 10,
211.

Huia, Nesting Habits of the,' 8, 192.

Huia, Structure and Habits of, 3, 24.

Insect Architecture: Notes on the Habits of
the Black Spider-wasp of N.Z., 9, 343.

Insectivorous Plant in N.Z.. New, 25, 302.

Katipo, 3, 29.

Korimako {Anthonrin welanvra) : its Dis-
appearance from the North Island, 10, 209.

Larince, Note on H. Saunders"s Review of the,
11, 359.

Ledrifi : Remarks on a Sjieeics inhabiting
N.Z. Seas. 11, 355.

Lizard, New : NavUiniis pHlrhem'iiiKs, 9, 326.

Lizards inhabiting N.Z., List of. with Descrip-
tions, 3- 4. 50.

BuLi.ER, W. L. — continued.

Lizards of the Genus Xaii/tinus, New Species

of, 12, 314 ; 13, 419.
Maori Flute. Curious, in the Collection of the

late Dr. Shortland. 26. 508.
Maori Implement, Remarkable, in Hiuiterian

MuseuTu, (xlasgow, 26, 570.
Maori Remains. Some Peculiai- : with Re-
marks on Ta])u. 27, 148.
Mei/apode in Auckland Museum, Notice of a

Species of. 3, 14.
Moth : Notice of a New Species in N.Z. —

Porina mairi, 5, 279.
Mns maorivin. Note on : with P^xhibition of

Specimen, 25, 49.
Nankeen Kestrel of Australia (Cerehiiei.9 cen-

ehmides), OccuiTence in N.Z. of, 28, 359.
Natural-history Notes : Lizards and Birds. 5,

404.
Nestor meridional is, Tendency to Defcu'inity

in the Bill of, 9, 340.
Nntornis, 14, 238.
Ocydromus earli and the Domestic Fowl,

Intercrossing of. 9, 341.
Ori/dronnis. The Species forming the Genu.s,

iO. 213.
(Estrelcda ncglectu, 27, 132.
Ornithological Portion of " Taylors N.Z.

and its Inhabitants,"" Ci'itical Notes on,

3, 11.
Ornithology of N.Z., 1 (independently pagi-
nated) l2nd ed., 213] ; 2, 385 ; 3. 37 ; 7,

197; 8. 181; 9. 327; 10, 191, 201; 11,

30(); 28, 320; 29, 179: 31. 1.
Ornithology of N.Z. : Notes on O. Finsch's

Review'of W. Buller's Essay, 1, 105 [2nd

ed., 49].
Ornithology of N.Z. : Remarks on O. Finsch's

Paper, 8, 194.
Ornitholoiry of N.Z. : Re])lv to O. Finseh, 6.

112.
Oniithology of N.Z. ; with Exhibition of

Rare Specimens, 27, 104.
Papaitonga, Story of ; or. .V Page of Maori

Histoiy, 26, 572.
Parrakeet, New S])ecies in N.Z. : Phitycercvs

rouieyi, 7, 219.
Petrel, New Species of : I'rorellaria a/finia,

7, 215.
Phalacrocorax eoleiisoi of Auckland Island.'?,

and P. on-slowi of Chatham Islands, 27, 129.
PJotus novoi-hoUandiip : Occurrence in N.Z.,

7, 217.
Platycercus unicolor in British iluseum. 6, 121.
Polecat : Proposed introduction into N.Z.,

9, 034.
Presitlential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society— 1875. 8, 4ti3 : 18.S4. 17,

443.
Prion banhsii. Specific \'alue of, 11, 351.
Rail, Flightless, of the Chatham Islands

(Cahdiis modestus). 25. 52.
Rat. N.Z., 3, 1.
Royal Spoonbill {J'lidaira re/jia). Occurrence

in N.Z. of the, 9, 337.
Shag, Species of, inhabiting Uueeu Charlotte

Sound, 9, 338.

AUTHOKS

Bui.r.KK, W. 1>. -roiiliinotL

Tern, Alk'Sicd New Spccii's of : Sferiin alhri, 7,

214.
Trei'-s\vallo\\'. Australian : Occurrence in X.Z.,

7. ."ilO; 11. .-{(iO.
Tropic Bird. Red-tailed : AdditiDU to tlie

Avifauna of X.Z.. 10. 2Ut.
Tuatara Lizard, Habits of tlic. 11. :W.).
Tuataia Lizard : New N'arietv fioui i^^ast

Ca|)e Island. 10, 22(1.
Tuatara Lizaiil, Notes on; with I )escri|)tioa

of Suijposed New Species, 9, 317.
^'e.^etable Caterpillar {('nrdircp.^: rnhrrf-iii).

Note on the, 27, 1. ">.■>,
W'etas, a Orou]) of Orthopterous Insects in-
habiting N.Z. : with Descriptions of Two

Ni>w Species, 27, 143.
Zo'<t( rop-1 I'ltrnili-^ in X.Z., witli Account of its

-Migrations. 3, 1.").

Hitler, A. G.

Butterflies of N.Z., 10, 263.

c.

Cambridge, O. P.

Araiieidea of N.Z., Introduction to the Study

and Collection of, 6, 187.
Traj)-door S))ider fioin N.Z., New S})ecies of:

Xflllf'-'^irl i/i/lirx/i. 10, 281.
CAMEliilN, A, -M.

Roek-])aintings in Weka Pass, 11, l.")4.

Camek()\% P,

H (dirt US (AndrenidfE). A New S])ecies of, from
Chri.stchurch, N.Z. : H. Inilfoni. 32, 17.

Hijiiti iiopteni. Collection of, made in Neigh-
bourhood of Wellington by .Mr. ( J. \'. Hud-
son ; with Descrijjtions of New (Genera and
Species, 33, 104.

Hymenopteni of N.Z., List of, 35, 290.

Campbell, AV. D.

Beach-jjrotection, 11, I4ii.

Boomerang, (Jrigin of the, 15, 459.

Crow, Orange- wattled, Nestins Habits of the

12, 240.
Crystalline Rocks, 14, 450.
Draining of Towns, 9, 29.
Fish, New : Discus nureus, 11, 297.
Gold, A Pseudomorphous Form of, 14, 457.

Caicavax, E. O'H.
Eels, 25, 191.

Carew, W. a.

Seismograph, A Compound, 26, 4iil.

Caklile, W. AV.

Animal Intelligence, 24, 349. "I

Fallacies, Some Deep-seated, 20, 448. |,-!

Hinnfst Doctrine of Causation in its Relation

to Modern Agnosticism, 27, <54(5.
Mental Science, Some Moot Points in, 20, 45(5.
Mill on Demonstration and Necessary Truth,

24, b44.
Philosophy, The Ultimate Problem of, 28, 74.

Cakruthers, .1.

Mill's Kourtli Kundainental Theorem respect-
ing ( 'apital, 10. 24. | Reiilied to ])v .1. Vouu",
10. .■)37.1

Political Kconoinw Some of llic Terms u<cd
in, 11, 3.

Retai-dation of Karths Rotation by Volcanic
.\ction, 8, 352.

Shingle Beaches, Formation of detached, 10,
475.

\\'ei,iihts and .Measures, .\ System of, 10, 155.

C.VRSE, H.

Flora of tiu- Mauku District, 34, 3(i2.

Pdnax arboreuiH, Occurrence of, as an Epi-

])hyte on the Stems of Tree-ferns in the

.Mauku District. 34. 359.

Chai'.max, F.

Foniniiiiifeiri and Ostrtirod/i obtained (jlf
(Ji-eat Barrier Island, N.Z., 38. 77.

Chapmax, F. R.

Gelnii-si(t, New S|X'ci'es of : C. hmicnii. 22, 444.
Crhnisifi, New Species of : 0. C(iiiiphpllpn..sis,

23, 407.

Greenstone. The Workinu' of, i)v the .Maoris,

24, 479.

.Moa Remains in Mackenzie Country and

other Localities, 17, 172.
Outlying Islands South of N.Z., 23, 491.
Presidential Address to Otauo institute — 1887,

20, 4(i8 ; 1898, 31, 74(i.

Cha P.MAX, H. S.

Presidential .Address to Otago institute, 1872,

5, 470.
Railways, Political Economy of, 3, 337.

Chapjl\x% M.

Meteoric Appearance, Notes on a, 38, 143.
Presidential Address to AVellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1881, 13. 433.
Solar and Stellar Heat, Permanency of, 13, 97.
Stars, Temporary, 38, 139.

Chapple, W. \.

Sewage, Disposal of, by Ajjplieation to the

Soil. 26, 517.
1'uberculo.sis in .Man and Animals. 26, 526.

Cheesemax, T. F.

AcldntJiii-i and C'l/itosti/li'.'!, Fertilisation of, 7,

349.
Albatros, Shy (DioiKedeu ciuta) : Capture of

a Specimen near Auckland, 21, 125.
Aspleniu.iii japonicum, a Fern new to the

N.Z. Flora, Discovery of, 22, 448.
Bats of N.Z., Notes on, 26, 218.
Bkds of the Kermadec Islands, 20, 163 ; 21,

121 ; 23, 216.
Botanical Nomenclature, Notes on ; with

Remarks on the Rules adopted by the In-

tei'national Botanical Congress of Vienna,

40, 447.
Botany of Pirongia Mountain, 12, 317.
Botany of Three Kings Islands, 20, 141 ;

23, 408.
Botany of Titirangi District, .Auckland, 4, 270.

8

IXDEX.

CffEESEMAN, T. Y.^continued.

Carex, Additional Notes on the Genus, 24, 413.
Carex, Revision of the N.Z. Species of, 16, 414.
Chromodoris, New Species of : C. amoeiw. 18,

137.
Coprosmu, N.Z. Species of, 19, 218.
Coprosma, Three New Species of : C. tfnui-

foliu, C. areoldta, and C. petrici, 18, 31o.
Corymnihe-1, A New Sjjccies of : C. mat-

theirsii, 31, 351.
Flora of Kerniadec Islands ; witli Notes on

the Fauna, 20, 151.
Flora of Nelson Province, 14. 301.
Flora of N.Z., Additions to the, 14, 299 ;

15. 298 ; 16, 409 ; 24, 409 ; 28, 534 ; 33,

312.
Flora of N.Z., Contributions to a Fuller

Knowledge of the, 39, 439 ; 40, 270.
Flora of North Cape District, 29, 333.
Food-plants of the Polynesians, Cultivated ;

with Special Reference to the Ti Pore

{Cordyline terminalis), 33, 306.
Frigate-bird, Lesser (Fregaia arid). Occur-
rence in the North Aiiclvland District of,
40, 2(55.
GlossosiigrKii, Fertilisation of, 10, 353.
Byddtdla, a (4enus new to the N.Z. Flora,

UccuiTcnce of, 39, 433.
Hyinenophylliun , New Species of : H. cheese-

murd, 8, 330.
Juncus tenuis : OcciuTencc in N.Z., 11, 433.
Kyllinga : Occurrence of the Genus in N.Z.,

11, 434.
Lornnthu.<<, New Species of : L. adamsii, 13,

296.
Luth, or Leathery Turtle ; Occurrence on

the Coasts of N.Z., 25, 108.
Maori Carved Bmial-chests in Auckland

Museum, Notes on, 39, 451.
Marine Reptilia in N.Z. Waters, Notes on the

Occurrence of certain, 40, 267.
Moa Remains discovered at EUerslie, near

Auckland, 8, 427.
Mollu-sca of Aucliland Harbour, 8, 304.
Mollusca of the Vicinitv of Aucldand, 19,

161.
Mollusca, Nudibranchiate. New Species of,

13, 222 ; 14, 213.
Mollusca, Opisthobranchiate, New Genus of :

Melnnodilaiiiys cylindrica, 13, 224.
Mollnsca, Opliisthobranchiate : Three New

Species from N.Z. — Pleurobrandius oniatus,

Pleurohrandiaia novce-zealandicp, and Adesia

(jlauca, 11, 378.
Oiielia in N.Z., Occurrence of, 31, 350.
PiUosporum obcordftturn. Notes on, 39, 435.
Planaiians from Auckland Harbour, Two

New : Thysanozoon aucldandica and Lepto-

plana (?) brunnea, 15, 213.
Plants, New Species of : lianunculus tenui-

cnulis, Myosotis {Exairhena) concinna, and

M. {£.] lata, 17, 235.
Plants new to the N.Z. Flora, 29, 390.
Plants of Auckland District, Naturalised, 15,

268.
Plover, Eastern Golden : Occurrence in Auck-
land District, 14, 264.

Cheeseman, T. F. — continued.

Polypodium, New Species of, 10, 356.

Poranthera : Occurrence of Australian Genus
in N.Z., 11, 432.

Ptcrostylis, Fertilisation of N.Z. Species of,
5, 352.

Pttrostylis sqiuimaia in N.Z., 7, 352.

Rhaijodia : Notice of the Discovery of the
Genus in N.Z., 16, 408.

RoUer, Australian : Occurrence in N.Z., 14,
265.

Sdliera, Fertilisation of, 9, 542.

Se7iecio, New Species of: S. wi/rianthos, 7,
348.

Shark, Basking {Selache mnxima). Occurrence
in N.Z. of the, 23, 126.

Snipe, Australian {Gallinugo australis). Oc-
currence in N.Z. of, 31, 105.

Sporadanthus : Occurrence of the Genus in
N.Z., 12, 324.

Swordfish, Notes on the, 8, 219.

Thdymitra, Fertilisation of, 13, 291.

Three Kings Islands, Notes on, 23, 408.

Vallisneriu spiralis. Establishment in Lake
Takajjuna of ; with Remarks on its Life-
history, 29, 38(i.

Chiltox, C.

Amphipoda and Isopoda of N.Z., Notes on

some, 24, 258.
Callianassidoi of N.Z., 39, 456.
Cercaria, OcciuTence of a Species of, in the

Cockle, 37, 322.
Crayfish of N.Z., Fresh-water : Distribution
. and Varieties, 21, 237.

Crayfish, Points of Difference between Eng-
lish and N.Z., 15, 150.
Crayfishes of N.Z., Fresh-water, 32, 13.
Crustacea dredged off the Coast of Auckland,

38, 265.
Crustacea from the Chatham Islands, 38, 269.
Crustacea of N.Z., Additions to our Know-
ledge of, 15, 69.
Crustacea of N.Z., Additions to the, 14, 171.
Crustacea of N.Z., Sessile-eyed, Additions to

the, 16, 249.
Crustacea, Subterranean, 14, 174 ; 15, 87.
Dipterous Insects bclongmg to the Family

BlepharoceridcB, Occun-ence in N.Z. of, 38,

277.
Idoteido', Revision of the N.Z., 22, 189.
Isopodan Fauna of N.Z., Additions to the,

15, 145.
Isopod, Parasitic (Nerocila), Changes in l-'orm

of a, 23, 68.
Isopods, New : Cymodocea cordiforaminahs

and Jcera novce-zealandive., 15, 188.
Ixodes, A Sjjecies of, parasitic on the (Jrey

Duck : /. anutis, 36, 201.
Marine IVlites, Two : Halncnrus parvus and

H. tr unci pes, 15, 190.
Meto'ponorthus pruinosus, Brandt, Occurrence

in New Zealand of, 38, 04.
Philygria, New Siiecies of : P. thotnsoni, 18,

159.
Phreatoicus from Surface Waters of N.Z.,

Description of a Species of, 38, 274.

AUTHORS.

CiiiLTON. C.^ — continued.
Squillida', N.Z., 23, 58.

Teinnocephitla, a Parasite found (in N.Z.

Fresh- water Crayfish, 21, 252.
Water-beetle found in Sea-water, 38, 03.
Whale-feed (Grimothca f/reijaria). Function of

the Last Pair of Thoracic Legs in the, 37,

320.

Chilton, C, and Thomson, G. M.

Crustacea Malacostraca of N.Z., Critical List
of, 18, 141.

CllUISTIAN, F. W.

Life in the South Seas : Fairy Tales and
Folk-lore, 30, 93.

Christie, Mrs. H. M.

Coloured Hearing, A Case of, 40, 502.

Church, A. H.

I'hormium tenax. Chemistry of, 6, 200.

Clarke, E.

Fossils of the W'aitemata and Papakura Series,
37, 413.

Clarke, F. J .

Exoccetun ilnia. a New Species of Flying-
fish, 31, 92.

Fish, New, found at Hokitika : Arfjeniinn
decayon, 11, 295.

Fishes, New, 11, 291.

Fishes, Two New : Argyropdecus intermedins
and JS<j(Xonichthys appelii, 10, 243.

Galaxidoe, Notes on N.Z., more especially
those of the Western Slopes ; with Descrip-
tions of New Species, &c., 31, 78.

Globe-fish, Two New : Telrodon (jillhanksii and
T. cheesemanii, 29, 243.

Lophote-s, Occurrence on the Coast of Taranaki
of a Species of, 29, 251.

Parore (the Mangrove-fish), Notes on, 31, 90.

Regalecus argenleu^s. Occurrence on the Tara-
naki Coast of, 30, 254.

Tmchypterus, New Species of : T. araxcatoe,
13, 195.

Cockayne, A. H.

Ceratitis capilaia (Mediterranean Fruit-fly),

Occurrence in N.Z. of, 40, 504.
Phytophthora infestans. Notes on the Spread

of, with Special Reference to Hybernating

Mycehum, 40, 316.

Cockayne, L.

Astelia, Veronica, and Cehnisia, New Species
of, 31, 419.

Botanical Excursion during Midwinter to the
Southern lslp,nds of N.Z., 36, 225.

Burning and Reproduction of Subalpine
Scrub and its Associated Plants ; with
Special Reference to Arthur's Pass Dis-
trict, 31, 398.

Cehnisia lindsayi. Supposed Mount Bonpland
Habitat of, 38, 346.

'Coastal ^'egetation of the South Island of
N.Z. : General Remarks on the Coastal
Plant Covering, 39, 312.

Cockayne, L. — continued.

Coprostna haueri. Specific Ca.se of Leaf-
variation in, 38, 341.
Coprosma propiaqua. Behaviour in Cultiva-
tion of a Chatham Island Form of, 39, 378.
Freezing of N.Z. Alpine Plants : Notes of an
Experiment conducted in the Freezing-
chamber, Lyttelton, 30, 435.
Gaya hjallii, Defoliation of, 37, 368 ; 39, 359.
Gunnera and Myosotis, Occurrence in Chat-
ham Islands of the Genera, 33, 298.
Ligusiicum trifoUaturn, 31, 424.
Mount Fyffe, Subalpiiie Scrub of, 38, 301.
Nomenclature of N.Z. Myrsinacece, Recent

Changes in, 35, 355.
Phanerogams, inquiry into the Seedling
Forms of N.Z., and their Development, 31,
354 ; 32, 83 ; 33, 265.
Plant Covering of Chatham Island, Short

Account of the, 34, 243.
Plant Geography of the ^^'aimakariri River
Basin, considered chiefly from an Onco-
logical Point of View, 32, 95.
1 Plant-habitats, Some Hitherto-unrecorded, 37,
I 361 ; 39, 301 ; 40, 304.

I Poor Knights Islands. Brief Botanical Visit
I to, 38, 351.

j Vegetation of the Open Bay Islands, 37, 368.
I Veronica macroura. Cook Strait Habitat of,
! 39, 361.

Cockbukn-Hood, T. H.

Caves in (Jtago where Skin, Neck, and

Feathers of Moa found, 6, 387.
Hot Winds of Canterbury and Hawke's Bay,

7, 107.
New Zealand as a Post-glacial (Jentre of

Creation, 10, 3.
Physical Geography of N.Z. : Probable

Changes since the Arrival of the Maori,

7, 112.

Cohen, W. P.

Lepidoptera in VWlhngton, Notes on Rare, 28,

377.
Vanessa ilea. Abundance of, in Wellington
during Season 1894, 27, 281.

COLENSO, W.

Ancient Maoris, Memorabilia of AVorks, Deeds,
and Sayhigs of the, 24, 445.

Animal Prodigies, Native and Foreign, An-
cient and Modern, Memorabilia of certain,
28, 87.

Arachnids, Some newly discovered N.Z., 15,
165.

Austrahau Plants, Finding of Two Hitherto-
unnoticed : Erythrcea australis and Alisma
plantago, 27, 401.

Botany of N.Z., 16, 325.

Botany of N.Z., Plain and Practical Thoughts
and Notes on, 24, 400.

Botany of North Island of N.Z., Geographic
and Economic, 1 (independently paginated)
[2nd ed., 233].

British Plants (Weeds) recently introduced,
18, 288.

10

IXDE5.

CoLENSO. W. — continued. i

Bush Notes : or, Short Objective Jottings,

23, 477. 1

Bush Jottings : Botanical, 25, 307.
CuUorhynchvs, Notes on the Genus : with

Description of C. dasi/caudatus, 11, 298.
Cavern near " Cook's Well," at Tolaga Bay,
and a Tree foinrd there, Remarks on a, 12,
147.
Chrysalis of an Unknown Species of Butter-
fly, Peculiar, 21, 194.
Clianthiis puniceus, 18, 291.
Coccinellu : New S])ecies foimcl in N.Z. : C.

novce-zedlandive, 20, 40.
Colour-sense of the Maoris, 14, 49, 477.
Cook, Captain : the Day on which he took

Formal Posses.sion of N.Z., 10. 99.
Cryptogaraic Plants, New. 18, 219 ; 19. 271 ;

20, 234 ; 21, 43 ; 22. 449, 452.
Ci'jqjtogams of N.Z. : List of a Few Additional
Cryptogauiic Plants, of the Ortlers Hepa-
iicce and Fungi, 28. til4.
Cryptogams : DescriiDtion of a ¥f\\ lately
discovered Rare Indigenous Ferns ; also.
Notice of a Fine and Peculiar Fungus, 25,
319.
Cryptogams: Description of Two New Ferns, a
New Lycopodium, and a New ^lo.ss, 28, 615.
Dnnais berenire. Metamorphosis and Deve-
lopment of, 10, 27(5.
iMisypodid selenopliotd, Metamorj)hosis of. 11,

300.
" Dog, Native, of N.Z."" : Observations on

Mr. T. Whites Paper, 25, 495.
Dog of the New-Zealanders : Historical Notes,

10, 135.
Ferns from N.Z. Forests, Fom' New : Cyathea
tricolor, Dicksonia </rucilis, Hynienophyllum
inegalocarpH))!, and Avphnium (mnumdiim,
15, 304.
Ferns in the Seventv-mile Bush, Hawke's

Bay, 15, 311.
Ferns, New Indigenous N.Z. Forest. 29. 414.
Ferns of N.Z., New, 11. 429 ; 13, 37() ; 20,

212 ; 24. 394 ; 28, <il8 ; 31, 263.
Ferns of N.Z., Two New, and One New

Lycopodium, 27, 399.
Ferns of Scinde Island, 13, 370.
Fungi collected in Bush District, Hawke's

Bay, List of, 25,. 338.
Fungi collected in Bush District, AVaijiawa

County, List of, 26, 320.
Fungi recently (Jiscovered in N.Z., Enumera-
tion of, 17, 265 ; 19, 301 ; 23, 391.
Hemidtinu nitens, a New and Large Ortho-

pterous Insect, 21, 193.
Hepfiticce in Seventy-mile Bush District,

deteriuined by F. Stephani, 25, 341.
Hepcdicw Novie Zelandia', List of New Species

of, named by F. Stephani, 24, 398.
Historical Incidents and Traditions of the
Olden Times, pertaining to the Maoris of
the East Coast of the Nortli island, 13. 38 ;
14, 3.
Huia, Curiouslj' formed Bill of a, 19, 140.
Insects of N.Z. behevcd to be New to Science,
17, 151.

CoLE.vso, W. — continued.

Insects of N.Z. : New Species of the ( (rders

Orthopteru and Coleoptera, 14, 277.
Itdus. Description of a Large Species of :

/. {Spirostrepjtu)i) fijieu-^i-s. 26, 106.
Lizard, N.Z. (Supposed New Species of Xcnd-

tinu-<) : Animal Economy and Habits. 12.

251.
Lizard su})posed to be New to Science : Xanl-

ti>iu-s versicolor, 17, 149.
Maoii Race, Contributions towards a Better

Knowledge of the. 11. 77: 12. ' 108; 13.

57 ; 14, 53.
ilaori Races of N.Z.. 1 (independently pagi-
nated) [2nd ed.. 339].
Meizgeria, New Species of — J/. {Sytnphyogynn)

rugulosa ; also, the Finding in N.Z. of

Baoniijce-^ \^Bceomyces] heleroinorphiis, 13,

368.
Moa, 12, 63.
'■ Moas and Moa-hunters '" : Notes and C)b-

servations on A. de Quatrefages" Paper,

26, 498.

Modern History of a Block of Greenstone.

27, 598.

'■ More Last \Vords " : an Appendix to

Papers on the Volcanic Mountain-range of

Tongariro and Ruapehu. 26, 483.
NauUivii'i, Gestation, Birth, and Young, of a.

Lizard, a Sjiecies of, 19, 147.
Orobanrhc, Species of (supposed to be new),.

parasitical on a Plant of Hydrocotyle, 21, 4L
Orthopterous Insect, Large and New Species

of : Hemideina longipes, 19, 145.
Owl, N.Z. (Athene novce-zealandiie)

the, 21, 200.
Parkinson, Sydney : ^lemoir of

Artist who visited N.Z.. 10. 108.
Ph^nogams. New. 19. 259 ; 20. 188 ; 21, 80 ;

22, 459 ; 25. 324 ; 26. 313 ; 27, 383 ; 28,

591 ; 31, 2()6.
Plants, Fom- Notaljle Foreign : Banana,.

Vanilla plan if olid. Edelweiss, and Rose of

Jericho, 26. 333.
Plants from N.Z. l-'orests. New. 12. 359 : 14.

329.
Plants, New intligenous, 15. 320 ; ^ 17. 2:57 ;

18, 256 : 23. 381 ; 24, 387.
Plants of South America, Two Peculiar Intro-

ducetl and Naturalised : American .\loe

and Prickly Peai". 26. 323.
Presidential Address to Hawke's Bay Philo-
sophical Institute, 1896, 29. 129.
Projectile Weapons, Ignorance of the Aaciint

New-Zealander of the Use of, 11, 106.
Pyranteis gonerilla. Economy and Habits of,

21, 196.
Radiant Phenomenon, C)f a: "In hoc signo-

yinces,'" 32, 305.
Shells of N.Z., Two Little-known Species of :

Pntellii ■•solnndri and Unio icnikarense. 14.

168.
aphenodon, Bones of a New Species of, 18. 1 1^.
Sf(itu'< quo — a Retrospect: Words by way or

Explanation and Correction concerning tlie

First Finding of the Bones of the Moa in.
i N.Z., &c., 24, 468.

Notes on
the Fiist

11

CoLENso, W. — continued.

Tide-lore and Tales of the Sea, Ancient. 20,
418.

Tin-mines in Cornwall. Remarks and Intoi-
mation respeetinjx some of the. 32. HO!).

Tree-ferns of N.Z.. with Pavtieidar {Reference
to their Peculiar E])ipliytes. their Habit,
and their Manner of Growth. 19, 2.'>2.

Vegetable Food of the Ancient Xe«-Zealandei-s
before Cook's Visit, 13, 3.

Waikaremoana : Notes and Remhiiscences of
Eaily Crossings, of its Neighbouring Coun-
try, and of its Peculiar Botan}'. 27, 35!).

Collie, \V.

Volcanoes and Cexseis of X.Z.. 12, 4 IS.

r. IXXELL, J. A.

Surveys. N.Z.. 8, A|'|). xxvii.

€ooK, C. H. H.

Brunner (Jorge Bridge, Construction of, 9, 310.

Cooke, C. J.

Telegrai)h Cables. 32, 324.

COOPEK, C.

Shells, Marme, found at Uhauuarei Heads,
List of. 31. 134.

CciiPEK, J. S. S.

Heat-effect, Note on a Supposed, 36, 402.
Kauri-gum, Physical Properties of, 36. 4!)().
Light, An Experiment bearing on the Wave
Theory of, 36, 4S7.

COUGHTKEY, ]\L

Actinia, New Species of : .4. thompaoni, 7. 280.
- Hydroida, Critical Notes on the N.Z.. 8. 2!)8.
Hydraidece of N.Z., 7, 281.
Moa Remains found at Earriscleugh Cave,

Anatomy of, 7, 141.
Moa's Leg found at Knobby Ranges, (,)tago :

Anatomical Notes, 7, 269.

Cowan, J.

Birds, South Island, and Maori Associations

connected therewith, 38, 337.
Maori Place-names : with Special Reference

to the Great Lakes and Mountains of the

South island, 38, 113.

'■nx, S. H.

Copper-mine at iJ I rville Island, 11, 525.
Mineral belonging to the Serpentine Group,

New, 15, 409. '
Mineralogy of N.Z., 14, 418 ; 15, 361.
Minerals in X.Z., OccuiTence of some New, 16,

448.
Mount Cook, Valley System on the ^^'e^^tern

Flanks of, 9. .jTTI

''eawfiikd, J. C.

Address to Welliniiton Philosophical Society,

1869, 2, 396.
Alluvial Gold in the Province of Wellington,

2, 160.
Aiiuiiophila (trundin'icKi and Elymw.^ arenarius,

directions for Raising and Spreading, 5, 111.

Crawford, J. ('.. — -r.otitinued.

Bidwill's Front HilLs, Wairarapa, 12, 416.
Bouklers and Travelled Blocks in Wellington

P)-ovince. 1. 79 |2nd ed.. 19J.
Building-materials foi- N.Z.. 1, 25 |2nd ed.,

429].
Cereals in X.Z.. (irowth of, 11. 149.
Coal-deposits in Wellington Province, Pro-
bability of finding Extensive, 8, 379.
Coast-line of Southern Part of North Island
of N.Z., Indications of Changes in Level of,
1, 38 [2nd ed., 442].

Coffee, X.Z., 9. 545.

Cook Strait River : Did it How to the Xorth-
west or to the South-east '! 7, 448.

iJate at which the Xorth antl South Islands of
X.Z. were united, 7, 451.

Drainage, Thorough, 2, 211.

I'^ossils in the I'pper Palaeozoic and Triassic
Rocks of N.Z. : Probable Reasons why Few
are found, 9, 561.

Geographj' and Topography of Australia, with
some X.Z. Comparisons and Contrasts, 4,
364. i^ #; "«i, ^*»i

Geology and Topographv of South America,
5,425. - 'iBJ t*it''

Geology of Xorth Island of X.Z., 1 (inde-
pendently paginated) [2nd ed. 305].

Geology of Province of Wellurgton, 2, 343.

Gold in Wellington Provincial District. 10. 477.

Hataitai Valley, Changes in the, 17, 342.

Hedges and Hedge Plants, 9, 203.

Igneous Rocks of Wellington Province, 8, 375,

IiTigation as applied to the Growth of X.Z.
Flax, 2, 129.

Lakes. Wind-formed, 12, 415.

Lake System of N.Z., Old ; with Observations
as to Formation of Canterbury Plains, 8, 369.

Maori Ancestry, 20, 414.

Maori Language, with Remarks on tlie Re-
form of English Spelling, 18, 46.

Mineral Veuis, An Attempt at an Explanation
of the Orighi of, 9, 560.

^liramar Peninsula, Wellington Harbour, 5,
39ti.

Miramar Peninsula, Improvements on, 11, 530.

Orthography of ^laori Language, 1, 40 [2nd
ed., 444].

Port Nicholson an Ancient Fresh-water Lake,
6, 290.

Prickly Comfrev [Si/niplii/tuiii ((■tpt^rri niiint), 10,
523*528.

\Vater- power. An Adaptation of, 3, 315.

Water- worn Pebbles in the Soil, 17, 341.

Crisp, Captain.

Earthquake Wave felt at Gisborne, 11th May,
1877, 10, 551.

Curl, S. M.

Grasses and Fodder Plants, 9, 531 ; 10, 345 ;

11, 403 ; 12, 382.
Pituri, a New \'egetable Product, 11, 411.
Sugar-beet in X.Z., Growth of, 13, 142.
Trees and Plants of Economic N'alue to X'.Z.,
Introduced, 13, 427.

12

INDKX.

CUSSEN, L.

Physiograi^hy aiul (Tcolofiy of the King-
country, 20, 3 If).
Piako and Waikato River-basins, 26, 398.
Ruapehu Crater, Thermal Activity in, 19, 374.
Waikato River Basins. 21. 40fi.

CUTHBERTSON, J. R.

Water-supply for Invercargill. 14, 121.

D.

Daintkee, R.

Igneous Rocks, Microscopic Structure of cer-
tain, 7, 458.

Darnell, B. H.

Stone Epoch at Cape of < kiod Hope, Remains
of, 4, 157 ; 5, 138.

Davie, C.

Earthquake Waves observed on the Coast of
N.Z., Earlier, 2, 222.

Dams, E. H.

Iron-pjTites, New Form of, 3, 287.
Rocks, Nomenclature of, 3, 285.
White Island, CVystallized Sulphur from, 3,
284.

Deck, Dr.

Infant Mortahty, Influence of Temperature on,
5, App. XXXV.

Dendy, a.

CoUeinbola, Australasian, Note on the Distri-
bution of some, 33, !t7.
Fredericella sultana. Occurrence in N.Z. of, 39,

221.
Oeonemertes novoE-zealandi(f, Discovery of

Living Specimens of, 28, 214.
Lamprey, The N.Z., 34, 147.
Leech, A N.Z. Fresh-water {Glossiphonia

(Clepsine) novce-zmlandice, n. sp.), 33, 99.
Marine Animals founrl on New Brighton

Beach, Remarkable Collection of, 30, 320.
Moriori Race, Some Relics of the, 34, 123.
Nemertine, A N.Z. Lanil : Oeonemertes novce-

zealandice, 27, 191.
Feripatus novce - zealundio', NevA- Varietv of,

27, 190.
Planarian.s, N.Z. Land. 27, 177; 28, 210; 29,

258 ; 33, 222.
Sjjonges described in Dieffenbach'.s " New

Zealand," 30, 3 Hi.
» Tuatara {Sphenodon punctatum), l.,ife-history

of the, 31, 249.
Vmjidaria ijmc.illinui in Lyttelton Harbour,

29, 250.

Denilv-M, H. <i.

Methane, Temperatnie of Combustion of, in
Presence of Palladiuinised Asbestos, 38, 39.

Xi'.xos, M., and Otuehs.

Grasses, Introduced, in Canterburv Province,
4, 304.

DoBsox, A. D.

Destruction of Land by Shingle-bearing
Rivers, 4, 153.

Dyke, Remarkable, on the Hills near Heath-
cote, 13, 391.

Glacial Period, Notes on the, 6, 294.

Glacial Period of N.Z., Date of : a Comi)arison
of Views, 7, 440.

Glaciers in Nelson Province, Ancient, 4, 33ti.

Reclamation of Waste River-beds, 14, 100.

DOBSON, E.

Applied Science in Canterbury Province, 1^

181 [2nd ed., 129].
Applied Science in Canterbury, Progress of,

13, 445.
Calculations of Altitudes from Barometrical

Observation in Mountainous Countries,

Tables for, 2, 223.
Presidential Address to Philosophical Institute

of Canterbury, 1880, 13, 445.
Sanitary Requirements of Colonial Towns, 13,

84.

DOVETOX, G.

Cj^anide-solutions, Regeneration of, 36, 481.

DOWNES, T. W.

Historic Maori Personages, 38, 120.

Drew, S. H.

Formol for Preservation of Natural-history

Specimens, 29, 288.
Natural-history Notes, 29, 284.
Fegnlecus, Notes on, 30, 253.
Tuberculosis in Pheasants in Wanganui, 32,

54.

Drummond, J.

Birds, Introduced, 39, 227.
Birds, Introduced : Dates on which they have
liberated or have appeared in Different
Districts of N.Z., 39, 503.
Little Barrier Bird-sanctuary, 40. ~>i\K

DUIGNAN, J.

Eels, Is access to the Sea a Necessitv to ? 8,

221.
Electricity, Conduction of, 3, 324.

DUMERQUE, E. P.

Tarawera Eruption, as observed at Opotiki,
19, 382.

Duncan, A.

GJrasses, Introduced, in Canterburv Province,
4, 307.

Duncan, K.

Captain Cook, Following the Tracks of, 35, 32.

E.

Eastekfield, T. H., and Aston, B. C.

Chemistry of the N.Z. Flora, Studies on the —
Karaka-nut, 34, 495.
Rimu-resin, 36, 483.
Tutu Plant, 33, 345.

Eastkkf-ield, T. H., and B.a.gley, G.
Colophony, Chemistry of, 35, 470.

A^'^T^ou^

13

Ka-stkukield, T. H.. and Bek, J.

Raoult's Method for Molecular Weight Deter-
miiiatioti, 34. 497.

Eastkkkiklo, T. H., and Robertson, P. W.
Vajiour Densities of the Fatty Aci.ls, 34, 499.

ECCLES, A.

Addre-ss to Ota.L'o institute. 18t)<), 2, 428.
Discovery of X.Z.. 3, Proc. <>;">.

ED^vI^. Lieut., and Rolston, Dr.

Wliite Island, Crater of, 1, r>7 [2nd ed., 4(141.

Edwix, R. a.

Meteorology of X.Z. : On the Routes of High

and Low Pressures, and the Changes of

Pressure and Wind-movement resulting

from them, 37, 555.
Ships' Compasses, Influence of Change of

Latitude on, 5, 128.
Weather Forecast, Principle of N.Z., 12, 40.

Emery, C.

Ant, New Species of, from N.Z.
antnrctiat, 27, fi35.

Discothyrea

En-ys, J. D.

Fern Botrychiuni lunaria (Moonwort), Occur-
rence in N.Z. of, 16, 363.

Ferns of N.Z., Changes in Nomenclature of, 3,
213.

Huia, Maori Manner of preserving the Skin of
the, 8, 204.

Moa-egg discovered on Kaikoura Peninsula,
Notes on, 4. 403.

Erskine, J. A.

Magnetic Screening produced by Different
Metals, Comparison of the, 28, 178.

Screening of Electro-motive Force in the
Fields produced by Leyden-jar Discharges,
30, 459 ; Corrigenda, 31, facing p. 4.

ETTINCiHAV^SEK, C. VON.

Fossil Flora of N.Z., Contributions to the
Knowledge of the, 23, 237.

Evans, W. P.

Bromine Method of estimating Sulphur in
Gaseous Compounds, 29, 573.

Bunsen Burner, Imjiroved Adjustable Drip-
proof, 30, 497.

Coal, Blackball, Distillation Products of, 30,
487 ; 31, 556.

Coals, Analyses (Technical) of N.Z., 31, 564.

Contact Metamorjihism at the New Brockley
Coal-mine, Malvern Hills, 31, 557.

Oil-bath for studying the influence of Deflnite
Temperatures in Solids, Convenient Form
of, 30, 495.

Photography in Colour, 37, 616.

Relative Thermometric Conductivities of
Liquids, Instrument for rougldy deter-
mining the, 31, 555.

Stereo-chemistry, or the Arrangement of
Atoms, 24, 697.

Evans, W. ^.—continued.

Sulphur in Coals, Error introduced by using
a Coal-gas Flame while determining Per-
centage of, with Especial Refercnice to the
Methods '' Eschka " and " Nakamura," 30,
496.

Sulphuretted Hydrogen in a Bituminous Coal,
Apparent Occlusion of, 31, 56(i.

X-rays, Refraction and Reflexion of, 29, 573.

EWINGTON, F. G.

Lunatics, The Treatment of, historically con-
sidered, 27, 675.

Fairburn, E.

Maori and Indo-European Languages, Analogy
between, 3, 313.

Fairchild, J.

White Island, Notes on the Crater of, 26, 668.

Fairclough, p. W.

Comets, Constitution of, 15, 477.

Farquhar, H.

Bipolar Theory, The, 40, 259.

Bipolarity of Littoral Marine Faunas, 39, 131.

Echinoderms of N.Z., 27, 194.

Echinoderms of N.Z. ; with Description of a

New Species : Ophidciis nouie.ntis, 39, 123.
Gymnoblastic Hydroids, Two New : Coryne

ienella and Tuhiclava rubra, 27, 208.
Hydroida, List of N.Z., 28, 459.
Ophiurid, A New : Amphiura aster, 33, 250.
Ophiuroid, A New : Ophiocoina bollonv, 40,

108.
Ophiuroidea, A New Species of : O. con-

siricius, 32, 405.
Ophiuridce, A New Species of : Amphiura rosea,

26, 109.
Plateau, The N.Z., 39, 135.
Starfishes, Notes on N.Z., 30, 187.

Farr, C. C.

Earthquake Diagrams, Milne, Interpretation

of, 35, 415.
Gravitation. An Objection to Le Sage's Theory

of, 30, 118.
Magnetic Force Parallel to the Axis in the

Interior of Solenoids, 30, 121.
Seismograph Records, Chiistchurch, 34, 607 ;

35, 593.
Spherical Harmonic Relations, 35, 414.

Fereday, R. W.

ButtcKtly belonging to the Family Saiyridce :

Oreina othello, 8, 302.
Butterfly, New Genus and Species of : Ere-

biola butleri, 12, 264.
Butterfly new to N.Z. : Dayiais berenice, 6, 183.
Butterfly new to N.Z. and probably to Science,

15, 193.
Cutocala, Description of a Species of, new to

Science : C. traversii, 9, 457.
Chrysophani, Supplementary Description of

N.Z. Species or Varieties of, 10, 252.

u

Fekeday, 1!. \V. — continued.

C/iii/soplifiini-^ : Observations on the Genus

a-s represented in N.Z., 9, 460.
Cidarid {Lfjiidopteru), A New Species of : C.

/nirptififera, 16, 110.
Jiiiidniiii hnlina. Oeeurience in N.Z. of. 9. 4()3.
Hetcropterons Li pidoptera : Lencaiua ■siilccimt

and Chlevidf iiHinxiferu, 12, 267.
Heteioj)ter()iis Lcpidopiem. Two New Species

of : Leucdiilit piodii and L. hlenheintensis,

15, 195.
Injuries to ^"egetation by Insects, and the

Exjiediencv of introducing Insectivorous

Birds as a" Remedy, 5, 289.
Lcpidopiriit : Occurrence in N.Z. of a Species

belonging to the Covaidce Family, 9, 459.
Lepidoplrni of N.Z., Synonymic List of, 30,

•,V2i).
Lrjiidoptcrti of Otago : Observation on a

Paper by A. Bathgate, 4, 214.
Lrpldopterd I'ccoi'ded as having been fomid in

N.Z. jireA'ious to 1871, 6, 171.
Opliiderpx : Occurrence of a Sjjccies new to

N.Z., 15, 192.
I 'cirnodai 1110)1 pliito, Pt'culiar Neuration in

A\'ings of Individuals of, 15, 197.
P.'^tichida'. New (Jenera and Sjjecies of, 10, 2tK).

Ferol'.sun, a.

Trout, Young : Cause of their i)isa])pearance
from our Sti'eams, 21, 235.

Field, H. C.

Ancient .Aboriginal Caches near Wanganui, 9,
220.

Cordkepfi rohertsii, 28. 623. •

Earthquake of Sth December, 1897, 30, 447.

Earthquakes in the Vicinity of Wanganui, 24,
569.

Fern, Curious Forms of N.Z., 30, 434.

Ferns, Growth of : and on a New Fern now
first reporteil, 27. 446.

Ferns, Hybrid, 35, 372.

Fern.s. Notes on, 37, 377.

Ferns, Two New, 38, 495.

< Geographical and other Features of Little-
known Portions of \\'ellington Province, 4,
128.

Lny<iniJius /ieldii, Notes on, 17, 288.

Moa-1)ones, Discoveries of, at Waikanae, 24,
558.

JSloa, Date of the Extinction of the, 26, 5(i0.

Rats and Plague, 33, 443.

Sand-dunes, Shifting of, 24, 561.

Tauakira. Ascent of, 5, 405.

FlM.AVSON, A. ('.

Stem-structure of Leafless Plants, 35. 3<i().

FlXLAYSON, A. M.

Scheelite of Otago, 40, 110.
Schists of ("entral (^tago. Some Observations
on. 40, 72.

Fixstii, O.

Birds of N.Z.. 5, 206 ; 7, 22() ; 8, 200.
Ornithology of N.Z. : Notes on \\". BuUer's
E.-^sav-'l. 112 [2nd ed., 58].

Firth, J. C.

Fires in Coal-ships : their Causes and Preven-
tion, 29. 100.

Fires on Shipboard and elsewhere, Cau.ses of,
25, 385.

Forest Culture, 7, 181.

Mount Eden. Deep Sinldng in the •Lava-bed.s
of, 7, 4t)0.

Presidential Address to Auckland Institute,
1875, 8, 420.

Steam-boilers. Most Economic Mode of feltinu;,
6. 32.

FlUTH, W. T.

Insulation, Relative Commercial Values of
Pumice and Charcoal for Purposes of, 30,
463.

FiTTUN, C.

Vegetable Caterpillar, Notes on the, 29, 608.

FitzGekald. J. E.
Nature of Art, 2, 251.

FiTZINGER, Dl.

Frog, The N.Z., 12. 250.

Forbes, H. O.

Avian Remains found under a Lava-How near

Timaru, 23, 366.
.\vifainia of N.Z., Extinct, Preliminaiv Notice

of Additions to, 24, 185.
Fishes of the Family Fercidce, A New Genus

of, from N.Z. : Plugiogeneion, 22, 273.
Moa, Disa])pearance of the, 23, 373.
Plutyceiru.s from Antipodes Island : P. cry-

throti.s, 24, 190.
Pegalecti-^. oi (!reat Oarfish. caught in Okains

Bay, 24, 192.
Sea-bear caught off Sumner, Points in the

Anatomy of a ; with Notes on the N.Z.

Eared Seals, 24, 198.

For EL, A.

Fortnicidce (Ants) of N.Z., Revision of the

Species of the, 37, 353.
Fonnividw. De.scription of a New (iepus of

the Family : H uhen'a, 24, 303.

FoRTE.SCUE, .). AW

Barbados, oui- Farliest Tropical Colmiy, 20,

447.
Red Deer and th.ir Ways. 20, 450.

Fox, C. E.

Oceanic Languages, Comparison of, 39. 464.
Volcanic Beds of the Waitemata Serie,-, 34,
452.

Fox, W.

tiiaciers, 5, 43.3.

Fraxkland, F. W.

Geometry, Non - Fuelidiau, \indiea1ed : a

Reply to Mr. Skev, 18, 58.
Mhid-stuif, The Doctrine of, 12, 205.
Simplest Continuous Manifoldness of Two

Dimensions and of Finite Extent, 9, 272.

15

Small-nailed Sral {Stiii(/iii/^)i<-i('>- /rjdoiii^x), I'l'O-

liably Ni'Nv \';uicty of, 2. 'oA.
linvt'isity K(liK:atioii. 7. 1()4.
rni\<Tsit\- Kducation as adapt rtl to N.Z.. 2,

l<t2.

Im. \si;i:. T.

Moa('av(-at Kariiscl<'U-li. 5. M>2.

Friedlaendku, B.

Volcanoes of tln' Taupo District. 31. 4!»,s.

Fi:o.sT. C. and Lucas. A. H. S.

[wizards iiidiLTcnoiis to X.Z.. 29. 2ti4.

FlLTiiN. K.

Birds, Disappearance of the X.Z.. 40, 485.

Cuckoo, Long-tailed {Urodyii/uni-s Itidensi.s) :
an Account of its Habits, Description of a
Nest containing its (supposed) Egg, and a
Suggestion as to how the Parasitic Habit in
Bints has become established, 36, 113.

Fire-walking Ceremony. Fiji, witli a Pi-obable
Ex))lanation of the Mystery, 35, 187.

FVFFE, \V. K.

Kati])o. The Bite ,.f the. 33. 430.

G.

Georue, J. R.

Coals for Steam Purposes, Determining the
Value of, 4. 131.

Gas-producing Materials : Relati\'e Value of
N.8.W. and' N.Z. Coals, 4, 14(i.

Patent Slip at Wellinaton, Description of, 6,
14.

Patent Slips, Merits of, 1. oO [2nd ed., 453],

Watershed Districts ; County or other Di-
visions of the Country to be determined by-
Area of Watershed, 13, 119.

GiBSux, E.

Whitebait of X.Z., 35, 311.

(.IBSnX, F. D.

Wave Phenomena observed in Lyttelton Har-
bour in 1868, 1, 19.3 [2nd ed., 14(3].

GlFFOl^D, A. C.

Te Anau District, Explorations in, 32, 42,").

GnxiES, R.

Fauna of Otago, Some Changes iu the, 10, 30!J.
Presidential Adtlress to Otago In.stitute, 187(3,

9, 656.
Te Puia Hot S])ring, near Wangape Lake,

Vi-sit to, 2, 169.
Trap-door Spider, Habits of the, 8, 222.
Trap-door Spiders" Nests from California and

from Western Australia in Christchuich

Mu.seum, 10, 301.

Gillies, T. B.

Cork Oak in .Uickland, (jrowtli oF, 15, 2i>"^.
Danuis herenice, Note on, 7, 523.
Geri/yone flriviventris, Habits of, 7, 524.
Moa : Footpiints at Povertv Bav, 4, 127.
Mollusca of N.Z., 14, 169.

Gillies, T. B. — continned.

i'residential Address to .\nckland Institute—

18()9, 2, 405 ; 1873, 6, 394 : 1876, 9, 638.
Sorghum Fxijcrinient, 14, 373 : 15, 2t)l ; 16,

512.
Trees on Scoria Soil near Moiuit Ivien,

Growth of. 12, 357.

Glvde, S. D., and Others.

Grasses, Introduced, in Canterbury Province,
4, 304.

Goldie, W. H.

Maori Medical Lore : Notes on the Causes of
Disease and Treatment of the Sick among
the Maori People of N.Z., as believed and
practised in Former Times, together with
some Account of various Ancient Rites
connected with the same, 37. 1.

Gold-Smith, E. C.

Mayor Island, Descri])tion of, 17, 417.

Goodall, J.

Blasting at Ahuriri Bluii, Napier, in con-
nection with Construction of the Break-
water, 19, 549.

Existence of Man in N.Z. at or before the
Volcanic Era, Discovery of Cut Stump of
Tree giving Evidence of, 7, 144.

Ouartz-crushine at Thames Goldtields, 8, 17>) ;
9. 209.

Timaru Downs, Formation of, 19. 455.

Water-supply for Auckland from Mount Eden,
6, 35.,

GORRIE, W.

Plants of N.Z. successfully cultivated in
l^ Scotland, 13. 428.

GOSSET, C. H.

Charagia virescens. Life-history of. 11, 347.

(iOVETT, R. H.

Bird-killing Tree. A : Pi.-<onia hranoaiaiu;. 16,
364.

GOYEN, P.

A)naurobioide--i tuaritiina, 20, 140.

Araiieo' of N.Z., 24, 253.

Aranpjje. of N.Z., New Sjjccies : DoloDicdes

aijnaticus, Lycosa uliginosa, and L. bellicoia,

20, 133.
Amnece of N.Z., New Species of, with Notes

on their Habits : Cijdoctenus fugax and

Hahronestes marinus, 22. 267.
Jlirja-s, New Species of {M. ■■^andaijvri), with

Notes on its Habits, 23, 123.
Spiders, New, 19, 201.

Grav, G.

:\Iineral Water from Otira Gorge, Note on
Analysis of, 22. 495.

Gray, J. E.

BalcBua nuirf/imdu, Notes on Skull of, 3, 123.
Seals, Whales, and Dolphins of N.Z., List of,

6, 87.
Whale, N.Z. Right, Skeleton of, 6, 91).
Whales and Dolphins of N.Z. Seas : Notes on

Dr. Hector's Paper, 6, 93.

16

INDEX.

Gkay, W., and Potts, T. H.

Native Trees and Shrubs, Cultivation of Some
Species of, 3, 181.

Greensill, N. a. R.

Coprosma, Leaf-structure of, 35, 342.

Gkesson, H. B.

Presidential Address to Philosophical Insti-
tute of Canterbury, 1872, 5, 4.59.

Griffin, E. M.

Development of some N.Z. Conifer Leaves
with regard to Transfusion Tissue and to
Adaj^tation to Environment, 40, 43.

(.INX, .1. S.

Prevalent Wind of Kaikoura, 40, .572.

GUNTHEK, A.

Fishes of N.Z., Remarks on, 9, 469.

Gutheie-Smith, H.

Bird-life on a Run, 28, 367.
Grasses of Tutira, 40, 506.

H.

HaAST, J. VON.

Address to Canterbury Institute on Cen-
tenary of Cook's First Landing in N.Z., 2,
421.

Ancient Native Burial-place, near Moa-bone
Point, Sumner, 7, 86.

Balcenoptera rostrata, 13, 169.

" Birds of N.Z." : Explanation o^some Per-
sonal Remarks in Mr. Potts's Paper, 7, 530.

Canterbury Museum, Early History of, 14,
503.

Carved Stone Bird, named " Korotangi " by
the Maoris, 14. 104.

Charges against A. McKay re Excavations at
Moa-bone Point Cave at Sumner, 7, 528,
531, 532, 534.

Curlew, probably Numenius cyanopus. Occur-
rence in N.Z. of a, 9, 427.

Dinornis Bones from Glenmark, Measure-
ments of, 1, 80 [2nd ed., 21].

Distribution of Plants in Province of Canter-
bury, 2, 118.

Earthquakes on Land and Sea in 18()S, 1,
196 [2nd ed., 147].

Epindon novce-zealandice, Notes on the Skeleton
of, 9, 430.

Fishps, New Genus of N.Z. Fresh- water :
Cheinxmichthys foste.ri [forderi], 6, 103.

Fishes of N.Z., Notes on some I'ntleseribed, 5,
272.

Geological Structure of Banks Peninsula, 11,
495';

Uarpa(jorni'<, an Extinct Genus of Gigantic
Raptorial Birds of N.Z.. 4, 192; 6. 62;
13, 232.

Kiwi, Leg-bones of a New Siiecies of, 16, 576.

Lamnn cornuhka (Porbeagle Shark) : Occur-
rence in N.Z., 7, 237.

Leptocrpludu.^ Jongiroslris : Occurrence on
Coast of N.Z., 7, 238.

Ha AST, J. VON — continued.

Maori Cooking-places at Mouth of Shag River :
Observations on Captain Button's Paper

9, 670.

Megapiera lalandii. Skeleton of, 15, 214.

Mesoplodon floweri. Notes on, 9, 442.

Moa-bone Point Cave, Sumner Road : Ro-
sea rches and Excavations, 7, 54.

Moa-hunter Encampment at Shag Point,
Otago, 7, 91.

Moas and Moa-hunters, 4, ()6.

Oulodon, a New Genus of Ziphioid \Vhale«, 9.
450.

Phalaropus fulicnrius. Occurrence in N.Z. of,
16, 279.

Presidential Address to Philosophical In-
stitute of Canterbury — 1874, 6, 419 ; 1877,

10, 37.

Regnlecus pacificus, a New Species of Ribbon-
fish from N.Z. Seas, 10, 246.

Rock Specimens collected by H. H. Travers
on Chatham Islands, 1, ISO [2nd ed., 127].

Saurian Remains from Waipara River, Can-
terbury, 2, 186.

Sedimentary Rocks of Canterbury Moun-
tains, Age and Subdivisions of, 19, 449.

Southern Aljis, Geological Structure of, 17,
332.

Stone Implements, Ancient Manufactory of,
at Mouth of Otokai Creek, Otago, 12, 150.

Stone Weapons of the Moriori and the Maori.
18, 24.

Thermal Springs in Hanmer Plains, 3, 293 ;
14, 414.

\Mial(! : New Species of Euphysetefi on Coast
of N.Z., 6. 97.

Ziphid Wliale stranded near New Brighton,
Preliminary Notice of a, 2, 190.

Ziphius (Epiodon) nov(B-zeMlandiiv (Goose-
beaked Whale), 12, 241.

Hackel, E.

Grasses from N.Z., New Species of, 35, 377.

Haeusler, R.

Fora mini f era from Hauraki Gulf, 19, 196.
Gold, Ohinemuri, ISIicroscopical Structure of
the, 23, 335.

Hall, J. V.

Rapa Island, Southern Archipelago, 1, 128
[2nded., 75].

Hall, J. W.

Trees, N.Z., planted at Parawai, Thames, at
and subsequent to 1873, Remarks on, 34,
388.

Hamilton, A.

Aptornis, The Genus ; with more Especial

Reference to /4. dtfosmr, 24, 175.
Birils of Petane District, List of, with Notes

and Observations, 18, 123.
Bone Comb for nrnannnting the Head of a

.Maori Chief, found in Otago, 25, 483.
Bone Lizard Pendant, 35, HI.
Bone Pendants found in South Island of N.Z..

25, 489.

AUTHORS.

17

HAMiuTt)N, A. — continued.

Botanical Siibjpcts, List of I'apcrs and Notices
on, in Trans. N.Z. Inst, and other Publica-
tions, 36, 342.

Bn/ozoa, List of Recent and Fossil, collected
in N.Z., 30, 102.

Dinornitkidd-. Materials for a Bibliography of
the, 26, 229 ; 27, 228 ; 36, 47L

Duplicition of Tusks in Wild Pig [Sus .icrofa),
11, 535.

Electric Ray new to the Fauna of N.Z., be-
longing to the Oenus AHrape : A. aysoni,
34, 224.

Euryapteryx from Riverton Beach, South-
land, Notes on a Specimen of, 30, 445.

Extinct Birds of N.Z.. Note on Remains of
some of the, found near Ngapara, 36, 474.

Ferns of N.Z., Abnormal Developments in ;
with a List of Papers by various Authors
on the Ferns of N.Z., 36, 334.

Ferns of N.Z., Notes on some, 22, 493.

Fishes and Fishing, List of Papers on N.Z., 34,
539.

Fissures and Caves at Castle Rocks, South-
land : with Description of Remains of
Existing and Extinct Birds founfi in them,
25, 88^26. 22(>.

Flax Mats found in Otago, (Jld, 25, 48().

Foraminijera of Tertiary Beds at Petane,
near Napier, 13, 393.

Forests of N.Z., 28, 147.

Fossils from Wharckuri, on the Waitaki
River, North Otago, Notes on a Small Col-
lection of. 36, 465.

Gannet, Brown {Sula fusca), shot in Napier
Harbour ; with Notes on other N.Z. Birds,
21, 128.

Geology of N.Z., List of Papers on, 35. 489.

Macquarie Island, Notes on a Visit to, 27,
559.

Maori Necklaces, 25, 491.

Maori Race, Hand-list of certain Papers re-
lating to the, and published in various
Publications, 33, 515.

Massacre at the Entrance of Dunedin Har-
bour in 1817, 28, 141.

Mdicerta ringens and Plumatella repens, 12,
301.

Moa-bones in Te Aute Swamp, Hawkc"s Bay,
21, 311.

Moa, Feathers of a Small Species of, found in
a Cave at the Head of Waikaia River ;
with a Notice of a Moa-himter's Camping-
place in the Old Man Range, 27, 232.

Moa Gizzard-stones, 24, 172.

Moriori Carving on the Trunks of Karaka-
trees, 36, 11

Murihiku, Notes from : a Description of some
Rock Pictographs on the Waitaki, and Notes
on a Maori Kete containing Textile Fabrics
and Materials, 29, 1G9.

Notornis, Distribution of, and General Notes
on the Genus, 31, 739.

Oceanic Areas, Rise and Progress of our

Knowledge of, 28, 163.
Okarito District, Wostland, 11, 386.
PnhtdiceUa in N.Z., Occurrence of, 35, 262.

Hamilton, \. — continued.

Plants collected in Okarito District, List of,
11, 435.

Rook Pictocraiilis in South Canterbury, 30,
24.

Scptariaii Boulders of Moeraki, Otago, 34
447.

Stone Relic fouiul at Orepuki, 35, 113.

Suntish {OHJm ;ori-icu-^ tnola) ca])tured at
Napier, 18, T'.o.

Tree-fern {flemiidiii stnithii). Branched Speci-
men of a, 28. 622.

"Vegetable CaOTpillar "' of N.Z., Notes on
the so-called, 18. 209.

Hamilton, J. W.

Moa, Maori Tra litiotis of. 7, 121.

Hamilton', ^V. S.

Education Scheme for N.Z.. General Prin-
ciples of an, 2, 196.

Geology of the Bluff District, 19, 452.

Plants of N.Z., Occurrence and Habits of
some of the, 17, 290.

Platiiuiin Crystals in Ironsands of Orepuki
Goldlield, 18, 4(»2.

Quartz I't'bbles of Southland Plains, Forma-
tion of, 15, 414.

Wind in N.Z., Gyration of, with its Charac-
teristics in the various Quarters, 3, 303.

Haxdlv, .]. W.

Birds, Notes on some Species of N.Z., 28,
360.

Hardcastle, J.

Drift in South Canterbury, 23, 311.

Glacier- motion, 23, 332.

Loess Deposit of the Timaru Plateau, Origin
of the, 22, 406.

Moon, Stereoscopic Aspect of the, 20, 428.

Tarawera Eruption : Criticism of Explana-
tions of its Causes, 20, 277.

Timaru Loess as a Climate-register, 23, 324.

Volcanic Action, Cause of, 19, 338.

Harding, J.

Te Aoroa, Northern Wairoa, 21, 336.

Hardinc4, R. C.

Decimal and Metrical Fallacies, 36, 85.

Kerns and Serifs, 29, 95.

Literature, Unwritten, 25, 439.

Marsh-lights, 30, 87.

Mental Operations in Sleep, 26, 687.

Ornithological Note, 28, 376.
. Rainbows, Observations on, 25, 448.
" Relics of the First N.Z. Press, 32, 400.
"i Vowel-sounds, Mental Effects of certain, 21,
418.

Harding, T. B.

Occultations and Solar Eclipses, A New and

Simple (Graphic Method of projecting, 26,

477.
Odd Numbers, A Curious Property of, 25, 544.
Rainbows, Further Note on, 26, 481.

lb

H.AKRISOX, L. H.

Coal (?) from Bohy's Cicck. ^Vaipara, 39, 47-''>.

Hart. R.

3Iagnetisni. Tcircstria!, 22, 12'.t.

Hasla.m, F. W.

Antigone, Notes on, 19, 504.
Etvmo]og\- of the Word '' Dicrectus "' in
Plautus", 20, 429.

Haszard, H. D. M.

Cannibalism, .Some Relics of, 22, 104.
C'aptain Cook. Foot-tracks of, 35, 24.
• Growth of some Indigenous anil other Trees

in N.Z., 34, 38t).
Thermal Springs in Lake U'aikare. Waikato,

23, 527.

Hacltain, T. M.

Phoniiium tenax. Growth of, 5, 357.

Hawthorne, E, F.

Dodonidin helmsi, Criticism of ^Ir. 1'. Mar-
shall's Paper on, 30, 559.

> Lfpidoptera, Two New Species of : Oiiliosia
juari/arifa and Asaphodes sirix. 29, 2S2. ^yg|

Hay, D.

Cultivation of Native Trees, 5. 452.

Lime as a Manure, 9, 206.

Trees suitable for Streets and Avenues, 7. 519.

Heale, T.

Address to Aucldand Institute, 1874, 7, 513.

Bc2innin2S of Life, Remarks on Dr. Rastians
i\'ork on, 6, 400.

Eelip.scs, 4, 389.

Eclipse of the Sun, 187(3, 9, 640.

Gold. Improvements in Processes for Ex-
tracting and Saving, 2, 174.

( iccultation of Stars by the Moon, Prediction
of. 6, 57.

Presidential Address to Auckland Institute —
1871, 4. 383; 1872, 5. 442.

Hkaphv, C.

I'lioriiiiuin lenax, 2, 116.

Port Nicholson and the Nati\ es in 1839, 12. 32.

Heath. N.

Fishes, Effect of Cold on. 16. 275.
Swiss Lake Dwellings, 14, 551.

Hector, D.

Earth's Motion in S])ace. The Etjuatorial Com-
ponent of the, 34, 513.

^Mathematical Treatment of the Problem of
Production, Rent, Intei-est, and \Vag:es,
34, 514.

Mercuiv, Note on the \^apour-densit\- of,
33, 382.

He( tor, J.

Aiiomiu wuh'ri, a New Shell, 27. 292.
Auriferous Omenls in N.Z., Distribution of,

13, 429.
l^elemnites found in \.Z.. 10. 484.
Birds observed (huiu'i a \'i>\a!ie to Iviidand, 8,

199-

Hector. J. — continued.

Black Sulphur: its Occurrence in the Native

State. 20, 442.
Botany, (ieographicai. of N.Z., 1, i't. iii. 3

[2u(i ed., 157].
Bruimer Mine Disaster. 29. 602.
Canada. Western: Early Explorations and

Colonisation, 33, 552.
(/anterburv Mountains, (ieological Structine

of, 17, 337.
Ceniiodiis foster i [forsteri\. 7, 490.
Cetacea in Colonial Mu.seum. Notes on. 2, 26.
Cetacea of N.Z., Notes on the. 9. 477.
Cetaci'u of N.Z.. Recent antl Fossil. 13. 434.
Cuetniorni-s cnlritrans, showing its AfHnit\- to

Lamellirostrate Natatores, 6. 76.
Coalfields. Relative Ages of the Australian,

Tasmanian, and N.Z.. 10, 532.
Con/phienoide-s norfr-zelavdia'. a New Species

of Fish, 3, 136.
Crustacea of N.Z., 9. 472.
Delphinus forsteri. Notes on, 6, 85.
Dinornis gi;/anteiis, Di.-<coveiv of Bones of, on

the Surface, 27. 655.
Dog, Remains of a. found near White Cliffs,

Taranaki. 9. 243.
Dolphins of the N.Z. Seas. 17. 207.
Earthcpiakes ami Wave Phenomena observe<l

in N.Z. in 1868. 1. 93 [2nd ed.. 35 1.
Earthcpiakes in N.Z.. 20. 450.
Ferns '.f N.Z.. ( rrected Li.st of. 3. end oi

vol.
Fish, New: hi/poh/codes haastii. 13. 194.
Fishes of N.Z.,' Notes on. 34, 239.
Flight of certain Birds, Anatomy of. 27, 284.
Fossil Brarhiopodit of N.Z.. 11. 537.
Fossil Flora of N.Z., 11, 536.
Fossil Penguin from West Coast of Nelson

Province. 4, 341.
Fossil Replilia of N.Z.. 6. 333.
Fiu-seal of N.Z.. 4. 196.
(icologv of the Outlvino- Islands of N.Z.. 2.

1767 28. 736. 738.'
Ichthyology of X.Z.. 7. 239 ; 9, 465 : 16. 322.
Longitude of Wellington Observatory. 7. 5()2.
Mercurial Springs of the Bav of Islands. 10.

535.
MesopJodoii liectori. Variation in the Dentition

of. 6, 86.
Mining in N.Z.. 2. 361.
Moa-bones in Gold-drift, 29. 607.
Moa, Distribution and Possible Causes of

Extinction of the. 25, 555.
Moa Remains in N.Z.. Recent. 4. 1 10.
Molelhi noi'cp-zphnidiif. 6, 107.
New Zealand Mean Time. 1, 48 [2nd ed., 451 i ;

Errata, 3, 365.
Opln'sinns. Species of. found on Coast of N.Z.,

2. 34.
Oyster-culture in X.Z., 27, 670.
Petrel, Antarctic {Friocella antarctica). 9. 4(i4.
Planarian, Land. Notes on a. 25. 255.
Foiiiaderrid, New S])ecies of: P. lainui, 11.

428.
Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Societv — 1872. 5. 407 : 1873. 6,
367 ; 1881, 14,' 531, 5-J 1 ; 1886, 19, 461.

AUTHORS

19

Hkctok. .1. — continind.
Quail, 32, 426.
Kericctiug Telescope made in Wellington hv

W. F. Parsons. 5. 12.-).
Sal)iioiiid(e of X.Z., 3, 133.
Salmon Trout in Nelson Harbour, Occurrence

of, 14, 211.
Seals, Southern, 25, 255.
Shooting Stars in November. 1898, 31. 721.
Tarawera ICiiijjtion. ( )l)servations on, 19,

4(51.
'I'ide-gauges, Importance of, and Descri])tion

of a Simple Tide-gauge, 20, 443.
Tokatea Tunnel, Re]Jort on Samples of Stone

fi-ora, 6, 402.
Trilobite, A New : Hoinalonotus expaasus, 9,

002.
Whales and Dolpliins of the N.Z. Seas, 5, 154.
Whales of N.Z., 7, 251 ; 10. 331.
Whitebait of N.Z., 35, 312.
White Island, (leology of, 3, 278.
Xiphias gladius (Northern Swordhsh) com-

jjared with Hisfiophorns hfrschelli (Antarctic

Swordfish), 30, 551.

Hedley, c. ig

Dredging ou the Continental Shelf of New

Zealand, Residts of, 38, b8.
J'inrll/dre. Enumeration of the, 25, 15(5.

Hexkv, R.

Bird-life in the West ('oast Sounds, 30, 27!t.

Dusky Sound, 28, 50.

Duskv Sound, Natural-historv Notes from, 34,

57(i.
Dusky Sound, Old Huts at, 31, (577.
Hereditary Knowledge, 32, 51.
Moa-farmers, 31, (573.
Noioniis rnantdli. Probable Origin of, and its

Extinction in N.Z., 32. 53.
Reil Cats and Disease, 31, (580.
Seals as Navigators, 33, 439.

Hekkiott, E. M.

Leaf-structure of some Plants from Southern
Islands of N.Z., 38. 377.

HiuGixsox, H. P.

Floods in Lake Districts and Flooded Rivers
in general ; with Methods for their Preven-
tion and Control, 10, 180.

Sewerage, Sanitary, 21, 3C59.

Hiloexdorf, F. W.

Bees, Magnetic Sense of Direction in, 35, 483.
Earth's Rotation, Influence of the, on the

Course of the Rivers on the Canterburv

Plains, 39, 20f5.
Hvdroids of the Neiglibourhood of DuneiHn,

"30. 200.
Insects, Short Notes on some, 35, 2(54.
I'cdicellina, Occurrence in N.Z. of, 30. 218.
Plutdla crucifernnDii, Life - historv <if, 33.

145.
Rotifera of N.Z., A Conti-ibution to the Studv

of the, 31. 107.
J!'i/ifpra of N.Z. : Revised and P^xpanded Li.<t,

35, 267.

Hill, H.

Arctic jf Kxploiatiou. Problems of, bearing

ujionjRecent .Vttempts to reach the North

Pole, 32, 384.
Artesian-water Basins of the Heretaunga

Plain, Hawke's Bay, 37. 431.
Artesian -water Prospects at Wanganui. 25.

343.
Artesian-water Prospects in Poverty Ba\ and

Gisborne, 29, 5(57.
Artesian W^ater-suiiplv, Ruataniwha Plain.

25, 350.
Artesian Wi41s. 22, 429.
Artesian Wells at Wanganui, 25, 348.
Artesian-well System of Hawke's Bay, 20, 282.
Denudation as a Factor of (leological Time,

28, 666.

Geology of (Jountry between Dannevirke and
Wainui, Hawke's Bay, 26, 392.

Geology of District between Napier and
Ruapehu Mountain, 22, 422.

(Jeologv of District lietween Napier and Puke-
titiri^ 32, 183.

Geology of Scinde Island, and the Pu-lation
of Na])ier Limestones to others in Surround-
ing Districts. 19. 441.

Hawke's Bav Plain : Past and Present. 30
515.

Maoris To-dav and To-morrow, 29, 150 : 35
169.

Moa-feathers in Rocks of Pliocene \('i-
Fossil, 21, 318.

Moa-footprints in the Betl of the ]\lanawatu
River. Occurrence of, 27, 476.

National Pensions — a Proposed Scheme. 31,
683.

Nuhaka Hot Springs, 27, 478.

Oil Prospects of Povertv Bav and District
21, 320.

Oil-wells and Oil-prospects along the East
Coast, 39, 509.

Pleistocene Beds of Hawke"s Bav and the
Glacial Penod, 27. 451.

Presidential Address to Hawke's Bav Philo-
sophical Institute, 1891, 24. 717.

Printing in N.Z., Early Days of, 33. 407.

Pumice : its Geological I)istril>ution on the
East Coast of North Island of N.Z., 20. 293.

Relation of the Kidnapper and Pohui Con-
glomerates to the Napier Limestones and
Petane Marls. 23, 340.

Rua]5ehu and Ngauruhoe, 24. 603.

l\ua])ehu and the Volcanic Zone in 1895. 28.
681.

Hcaphiles found near Cape Turnagain. 19. 3S7.

Swallows and Martms in Hicks Bay, 30. 532.

Taupo Plateau and Lake : a Retrospect and
Prospect, 37, 445.

Technical and Scientific Training, 35, 153.

Universitv and Science Work in N.Z.. Exten-
sion of, 33, 395.

\'e!/etab]e Caterpillai' {Cord ire p.<: rohnisii). 34
396.

\'olcanic-dust Showei-s at Napier, 19 3,S5 •

29. .571.

Volcanic Outburst at Te Mari, Tongariro. in
November, 1892, 26, 388.

20

HOCKKN', T. M.

Derelict Ship in Facile Harbour, Dusky Bay,

20. 422.
Earliest Literature and Maps relating to X.Z.,

27. 616.
Earl\- Visits of the French to N.Z., 40, 137-
Fiji Fire Ceremony, Account of the, 31, 667.
Literature in N.Z., Some Account of the Be-
ginnings of : —

The Maori Section, 33, 472.

The English Section — Newspapers, 34, 99.
Tasman and his Journal, 28, 117.

HoGBEN, (;.

Calculating Cubic Content of Excavation,
CTraphic Method of, as for Water-races on
Uneven Ground, 31, 602.

Earthquake of 5th December, 1881, felt at
Christ.church, Determination of the Origin
of the, 23, 465.

Earthquake of 27th December, 1888, felt in
Cantcrburx' and Westland. Origin of, 23,
470.

Earthquake of 7th March, 1890, felt at Napier,
Gisborne, and other Places, 23. 473.

Earthquake of 24th June, 1891, 24, 574.

Earthquake of 5th .J\dy, 1891, in Cook
Strait : an Attemjtt to define the Epi-
centrum, 24, 577.

Earthquake of 4th December, 1891, 25, 362.

.Earthquake. Tasmanian, of 27th .January,
1892. 31. 594.

Earthquake at Nelson, 12th February, 1893,
26. 347.

Earthquake at Wanganui on 8th December,
1897. 31, 583.

Earthquake. East (Joa.st, of 9th August, 1904,
37, 421.

Earthquake Motion as observed in N.Z.,
Notes on the Comparison of some Elements
of, with their Theoretic Values, 31, 590.

Earthquake-waves. Path of, through the
Earth. 37. 424.

Earthquakes, Theory of N.Z., 38, 502.

Geometry, Transcendental : Remarks sug-
gested by Mr. Frankland's Paper, '' Non-
Euclidian Geometry vindicated," 19, 510.

Seismograms of Distant Earthquakes, 33, 560.

Seismograph Records at Wellington, 34, 598 ;
35, 582 ; 37, 588 ; 38, 572.

Hogg, E. (J.
JGlaciated Stones from Quecnstown, Lake
"J Wakatipu, 37, 426.
.,^lsogonal Transformations, 39, 305 ; 40, 333.

tiowELL, J. H.

Radio-activity of certain Soils, 39, 223.

Howes, G.

Lepidoptera, Notes on, 40, 533.
Lepidoptera. Some New Species of, 38, 510.
Metacria-s strategica. Occurrence at Invercar-

gill of, 33, 188.
Moths, Two Rare and Two Introduced, 38,

509.

HuDsox, G. V.

Ant-like Insect {Betyla fulva) parasitic in the
N.Z. Glow-worm, 25, 164.

Aurora Australis observed at Karori on the
20th August, 1894, 27, 657.

Biological Collections, N.Z., Importance of,
26,^199.

Caddis Fly, Metamorphosis of the, 18. 213.

Cicadce of N.Z., 23, 49.

Cicadidoe of N.Z., Synonymical Notes on, 25,
162.

Codlin-moths Carpocapsa pouiondht and Ca-
coecia excc.ssnna. Few Words on, 23, 56.

Comet of AprU, May, and June, 1901, 34, 31.

Declana flocco-sa, a Common Moth, Varieties
of, 21, 190.

Dipterous Insect, New : Nettiorcea nyctmeri-
aniis, 15, 218.

Entomological Field-work in N.Z.. 33. 383.

Entomological Tour on the Tableland of
Mount Arthur, 22, 179.

Entomology of Mount Holdsworth, Tararua
Range, 37, 334.

Entomology of the Routeburn Valley, 39, 197.

Eristalis tenax and Musca voniitoria in N.Z.,
22, 187.

Glow-worm of N.Z., Habits and Life-history
of the, 23, 43.

Glow-worms of N.Z., 19, 62.

Insects, Senses of, 34, 18.

Insect Swarms on Mountain-tops in N.Z., 38,
334.

Instinct in Insects, Instances of, 24, 354.

Junonia vellida and Deiopeia pvlrheUa, Occur-
rence in N.Z. of, 19, 201.

Macro-lepidoptera, New Species of, 35, 243 ;
37, 355.

Macro-lepidoptera observed during the Sum-
mer of 1898-99, 32, 10.

Macro-lepidoptera ob.served during the Sum-
mer of 1903^, including a Note on a
Hawk-moth new to N.Z., 37. 358.

Macro-lepidoptera, Recent Observations on
N.Z., including Descriptions of New Species,
40, 104.

Micro-Iepidoptera, Natural Histor\- of Three
Species of, 21, 189.

Neuroptera of N.Z., Notes on, 26, 105.

Plume-moths : Unusual Abundance of cer-
tain Species during Summer of 1894—95,
28, 379.

Seasonal Time, 28, 734 ; 31, 577.

Tipulm (Daddv-longlegs), New Species of, 27,
293.

Vegetable Caterjiillar. Origin of the. 39, 195.

Hudson, J.

Blights, Notes on : Dactylopinx ralceolarice

and Lecanium hispidum, 23, 111.
Spontaneous Generation, Description of a Jew

Experiments bearing on the Question of, 17,

182.
Wattle-blight {Icerya purchasi) in Tasmania,

and its Natural Enemies, 22, 176.

Hughes, H. G.

Tutu Plant, Certain Properties of, 3, 237.

AU'nion8

21

the Waikato liiver with

rlULKK, ('.
PiH'siik'utial Aildrcss to Wellington Philo-
sophical Soc-ictv, 1890. 23, 597.

Hunt. R. R.

Blowing up Snai

Dvtiamitf. 10. KM.
Sugar-bfct in N.Z., (howtii of: Remarks on

i)r. Curl's I'apcT. 13. 441.

HUNTKK, A.

Elevation ot the Waikato District, Direct
Evidence of a Change in the, 16, 459.

HUTCUIN'SON, F.. .)uu.
Maori Jliddcnt^ at Wainui, Poverty Bay, 30,

533.
Napier-Greeumeadows Road, 34, 409.
.Scindo Island, from a Naturalist'.s Point of

View, 33, 213.
Shelly, Fresh-water, of Rissington, Hawke's

Bay, 33, 207.

HCTTCHINSOX, F. B.

Hawaii-nei and the Hawaiians, 15, 467.
Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1887, 20, 439.

Hgttok, F. W.

Acrididce, Notes on the N.Z., 31, 44.
Alcpisaurus ferox. Occurrence on the Coast of

N.Z. of, 34, 197.
Alluvial Deposits of the Lower Waikato, 4,

333.
Anns (jraciliv. 12. 271.
Anomnlopteri/.v aiitiqua, 25, 14.
Apbjsia, Two New Species of : A. hrimnta and

A. veriosa, 7, 279.
Artesian Wells at Canterbury Museum, Be-
haviour of, 28, 654.
Artesian Wells near Na})ier, 3, 251.
Auckland and Campbell Islands, Zoological

Collection from, 11, 337.
Baleen. Plates of, in Otago Museum, 7, 266.
Bats of N.Z.. 4, 184.
Beetles of the Auckland Islands, 34, 175.
Birds, Our Migratory, 33, 251.
Birds of Great Barrier Island, 1, 160 [2nd

ed., 104].
Birds of Little Barrier Islands, 1, 162 [2nd

ed , 106].
" Buds of N.Z.,'" by W. L. Bullet, Notes on,

6, 126.
Birds of N.Z., Nests and Eggs of some, 3, 111.
Birds of the Chatham Islands, 5, 222.
Birds, Two, new to the Fauna of N.Z. : Nyroca

atistralis and ^Estrelala [CEstrelata] gouldii,

2, 78.
Bitentaculate Slugs of N.Z., Anatomy of, 14,

158.
Blow-fly, New, from Campbell Island : Calli-

phora cocfcai/tifi, 36, 155.
Boulders in the Port Hills, Nelson, 24, 365.
Brachiopoda of N.Z., Tertiary, Revision of

the, 37, 474.
Bryozoa of N.Z., Marine, Revised List of, 23,

102.
Canterbury Plains, i"'orniation of the, 37, 465.

[See also 16, 449.]

HUTTDN, F. W.— continued.

Carbonaceous Mineral from Wliangarei Har-
bour, 3, 250.
Cantrolophus, ( )eeuiicnce in N'.Z. of. 36. 149.
Chito)iid(jp, N.Z., 4. 173.
Chrj/sophrtnns jcrcdayi, Notc^ on, 33, 96.
Cirn'pcdid of N.Z. in Otago Museum. 11, 328.
Coalfields of N.Z., Relative Ages of the, 22, 377.
( Vielenterate Fauna of N.Z., Contributions to

the, 12, 274.
CoUuricincht roiicixna. Notes on, 5, 226.
Concholouv of N.Z.. Contributions to the, 10,

293.
Conchotki/ra parasitica, 26, 358.
Cothurnia patellae, an Infusorian j)arisitic on

Patella unjentea, 11, 330.
Cowfish, or Bottle-nosed Dolphin [Tursio

metis). Description of the, 8, 180.
Crassatellites trailli, 38, 65.
Crustacea from N.Z., Two New Species of :

Sesanna pentarjona and Palinurus ediixirdsii,

7, 279.
Curlew-Sandpiper {Anci/lochihis sub-arquat^is).

Occurrence in N.Z. of the, 36, 155.
Delphi, I idee of N.Z., 9, 349.
Dinornis Bones, Dimensions of. 7, 274.
Dinornithidce, Axial Skeleton in the, 27, 157.
Diptern Ijrachycera of N.Z., Synop.sis of the, 33, 1.
Diptera Fauna of N.Z., Additions to the, 34,

179.
Diptera from the Southern Islands of N.Z., A

Small Collection of, 34, 169.
Dog, The Ancient Maori, 30, 151.
Earnscleugh Cave, 7, 138.
Earthquakes in the Amuri in 1888, 21, 269.
Earthworms of N.Z. in Otago Museum, 9, 350.
Echinodermata, Catalogue of the N.Z. : Cor-
rections and Additions, 9, 362.
Echinodermata, Some N.Z., 11, 305.
Emeus crassus. Skeleton of, from North Island,

38, 66.
Entomology of N.Z., Contributions to the,

9, 355 ; 12, 272.
Eruptive Rocks of the Bluff Peninsula, South-
land, 23, 353.
Fauna of N.Z., Geographical Relations of,

5, 227.
Fire-drill (supposed) found in the Cave at

Moa-bone Point, Sumner, 26, 516.
Fishes, Notes on some N.Z., with Description

of a New Species — Crepidotjnster simus, 28,

316.
Fishes of N.Z., List of, 22, 275.
Fishes, Some N.Z., 6, 104.
Fish, New : Bovichiths [Bovichthys] roseo-

pictus, 36, 148.
Fish, New : Labrichthys rosei punctata, 12, 455.
Flies, Two New : Limnia castanea and L.

striata, 36, 153.
Flight of the Albatros. Mechanical Principles

involved in, 1, 58 [2nd ed., 465] ; 2, 227.
Flight of the Black-backed Gidl, 5, 140.
Flight, Sailing, of the Albatros : Reply to

J. S. Webb, 4, 347.
Foliated Rocks of Otago, 24, 359.
Fossil Pecten, New, from the Chatham Islands :

P. dendyi, 34, 196.

HuTToN, F. W. — continual.

Fossils obtained from the ( obdeii Limestone

at Greymouth. 20, 2(57.
Gabbio of ]Jnn .Mountain, 19, 412.
G(d(ixia.y, Maiine. from the .\ucklanil Islands,

34, 198.
GudrojjocUi. Branchiate. 15. 118.
<4eological History of N.Z., 32. 15i).
<.Teology of (.'ountr\- about Lvell, 22. 38".
(Tcologv of Country between ()aiiiaru and

Moeraki, 19. 41."). "
( leology of Noi'th Head of .Mannkan Harliotir,

2, ibl.
Geology of Pakihi Island. 1. HiT I2nd ed.. 1 13].
Geology of Scinde Island, 18. 327.
Geology of Trelissiek or Broken Hivi-i' Basin,

Selwyn County, 19, 392.
•iieologv of Valiev of the Waihao, South Can-
terbury, 19. 430.
(^lacier Period in N.Z.. Date ')f the La-^t (ireat,

5, 384.
•(ilaciers in X.Z., Cause of the Former (^reat

Extension of the, 8, 383.
^Toldtields of the Thames, Geolof.'ical Structure

of, 6, 272.
Grasshoppers and Locusts of X.Z. and the

Kermadec Islands, 30, 135.
Grnucalus tiif-hinops. Occurrence in X.Z. of. 37,

350.
Greensands of the Waihao I'orks, 20, 264.
Heiuifjlrra of X.Z. which have been flescribed

previous to 1896, Synopsis of, 30, 167.
Htjdrobiince of X.Z., 14, 143.
Ichthvologv of X.Z., Contributions to the,

5, 259 ; 8, 209 ; 9, 353.
Insects from the Chatham Islands, with a

Description of Three Xew Species, 30, 155.
Insects recorded as having been found in X.Z.

previous to 1870, 6, 158.
Kiwi-like Bird from ilanaroa, Footi)iint oi a,

31, 486.
Kumi, or Xgarara. A Supposed l^ib of the,

31, 485.
Lake Wakatipu, Formation of, 5. 394.
Lamellibranchs of X.Z., Fresh-water, 14, 148.
Lizards of X.Z., with Descrii)tion of Two Xew

Species, 4, 167. [See (!l-<o 5. 404.]
Leuco])hyre from the Selw\n < lorge, 20, 271.
Magnetic Dip, 11. 558.
JIajaqueu.s rFquinoctialit<, from Anti])odes

Island, 27, 177.
Malacology of X.Z., ( 'ontributions to. 13. 200.
Mantis found in X.Z., Xote on the, 29. 242.
Maori Cookina-places at ilouth of Shan Kiver,

8, 103.
Maori Stone Implements, 30. 130.
yi((japodiuH jiritchftrdii : Mx/a podiii.s liutloni,

4, 165.
Meionornis fiom Glenmark, Leg-bones of,

29, 557.
Mcrcurv, Xative : Occui'rence neai- I'akaiaka,

3, 252.

Moa-bones at Kapna, I)e])osit ot, 28, ti27.
Moa-bones fiom Kntidd, 28. 645.
Moa-feathers, 4, 172.
Moa, Microscopical Structure of Egg-shell of,

4, 166,

Button, F. W. — continued.

Moa, Occurrence of a Pneumatic l-'oramen in
the Femur of a, 27, 173.

Moa Remains from KnobV)V Ranges. Otaao, 7,
266.

Moa Pvemains on Riverton Beach, Discovery
ol. 28, 651.

Moas. Remarks on Dr. von Haast's Classifica-
tion of the, 9, 363.

Moas, Xew S])ecies of. 25. 6.

Moas of X.Z.. 24, 93.

Moas of the Xorth Island of X.Z., 29, 541.

Moa-sk\dls ill the Canterburv Museum, Two,
29, 561.

MoUiLsni, Branchiate, 14, 162.

Mollusca, :Vlarine, 16, 212.

MoUnsca of X.Z.. Land, Revision of the. 16,
186.

MoUuscti. Pidmonate. 14. 150.

Mollusca of X.Z., Rachiglossate, Revision of
the, 16, 216.

Mollusca, Tertiary, from Canterbury. Descrip-
tions of some Xew, 9, 593.

MoUuscan Fauna of X.Z.. Additions to the. 15,
131.

Mosses, ^lod ideations in Capsules of. \\ith
Reference to Dispersion of Spores, 7, 342.

^Mountains. Formation of, 5, App. xxv.

^Mountains. Formation of : Reply to O. Fisher,
6, 284.

Mh.<< rutins. Description of Specimen of. 4.
183.

Myriopoda of X.Z. in Otago Museum, 10. 288.

Nevroptcra of X.Z., 31, 208.

t)rakei Bay Beds, near Auckland. Ase of. 17,
307.

Orthoptera, Some X.Z., 32, 19.

Pareora and Ahuriri Formations, Relation be-
tween the, 9, 590.

I'muphanla lignaria, Xote on, 32. 22.

I 'halite rororax caruncidntus, 11, 332.

Fhasmida. of X.Z., 30, 160.

Fhastnidfje, Revision of the X.Z., 31, .30.

Pheasants : Introduction into Province of
Auclvland. 2, 80.

Phonniiun tenax. Structure of Leaf of, 2, 111.

Phorocera, Revision of the X.Z. Members of
the Genus, 36. 150.

Plesiosaiu', Xew. from Waijiara River. 26,
354.

J'oli/zoa in the "' Catalogue of the Marine
^lollusca of X.Z." : Corrections and Addi-
tions, 9, 358.

Railway Cuttings in the Weka Pass. 20. 257.

Jiallidce, Xew C'enus of, 6, 108.

P>at. Maori, 9, 348 ; 10, 288.

Rat [Miis iiiaoiiuiii) that invaded Pictcjn in
March. 1884, 20. 43.

Rhyolites from the .Mataui

Ris.^oiita-, Xew (Jenus of :
14. 147.

Rocks, Corrections in the Xamt
31, 483.

Sea-anemones of X.Z., 11, 308.

Sertularians, X.Z.. 5, 256.

Shells, Fresh-watei'. of X.Z. lielonging to th
Family Linmceida, 17, 54.

a District, 20. 269.
Dardania olirarea.

of some X.Z.,

Al'THORS

•23

Hl "TTciN. I'". W. — rontinufd.

:Slioll, l-iiml-. Xew, from Nelson Province:

/'(in/phdHta lujnuria. 20. 43.
Sliells.' Land-, of N.Z.. 15, i:U : 16. 101.
Sliclls. Tertiary, from W'ansjauui, New, 15, -410.
Sliells, Tertiarv, in Otago Museum. Three New,

7. 4.}S.
SIr-Us, Terliarv. New >Si)eeies of. 17. :U;i : 18,

:i33 ; 37, 472.
Silt-deposit at Lvtteltou. 15, 411.
Sinking Funds, 2, 236 ; Errata, 3. 325.
Siphonuriidc of N.Z., 15. 141.
Slugs, Descriptions of some New, 11. 331.
Stenopebnatidce of N.Z.. 29. 208.
Stmopehiiatidiv of N.Z.. Supplement to the,

31, 40.
Struthiolaria papulosa, Structure of, 15. 117.
Te Tarata, Rotomahana. Notes on the Basin

of. 1, 162 [2nd ed., 106].
T i pididai,\>v Crane-flies, of N.Z.. 32. 22.
Waimakariri, Lower Goi'ge of the, 16, 449.
Waitemata Series and Brown-coal Series of

Drurv and Waikato. Relative Ages of. 3,

244. ■
Wanganui System, 18, 336.
Weta (Lo'cii-sfidce) : New Species from Bounty

Island — Ceuthophilus (?) isolatus, 27. 174.
Weta, New, from Chatham Islands : Pleio-

plectron serrafum, 36, 154.
AYoodhens {Oci/droiiius) of N.Z., 6. 110.
Worms of N.Z.". Catalogue of, 11. 314 ; 12. 277.

Hi'TTux, F. W.. and Kiek, T.

Arid Island, Hauraki Gulf, Description of, 1,
163 [2nd ed.. 108].

I.

IXGLIS, J.

Diatomaceous Deposits of N.Z., 15, 340.
Diatoms of N.Z., New Species of, 14, 357.

Ikedale, T.
• Mollusca. Additional List of : Minute Species
found in Sand from Titahi Bay, 40. 559.
Mollusca, Marine, of Banks Peninsula, Pre-
liminary List of, 40, 387.
.Molluscs collected in Otago, List of Marine,

40, 404.
.Molluscs, Notes on some N.Z. Marine, 40, 373.
Plutaha rcgia. Occurrence in N.Z. of, 39, 137.

Ikedale, T., and Mestayer, M. K.

Mollusca, ilarine, from Lvall Ba\', List of, 40,
410.

J.

Ja(Ksox, H.

Longitude b\- ^leridian Transits of the Moon :
Observations taken at the Hutt in 1870. 3.
Proc. 82.

Jervois, His Excellency Sir W. F. D.
Defence of N.Z., 17. xxi.

Presidential Address to N.Z. Institute — 1883,
16, xix ; 1884, 17, xix.

Jherixg, H. vox.

.\ncient Relations between N.Z. and >()uth

America. 24. 431.
At'i.c. ( ieograpliicai l-)istri!)uti()n of. 25. 252.

JOHXSO.X, (i. U.

Presidential Address to \\'ellingtou Philo-
sophical Society. 1883, 16. 547.

K.

Keexe. W.

Sandhills. Fixii

Kem!'. W. (;.

Education. Medical .Vspects of. 12, -Vpi'- xxi.

KiDD, R.

Induction and Necessary Truth. 7. .Vl)|i.

xxxviii.
Probability, 7, -Vpp- xlvi.
What is Science ': 7. App. Iviii.

KiXG. T.

Mean Time. N.Z.. 35, 428.

Kixgslev. R. I.

Bu-ds. Notes on, 25, 107.

Black Vine-weevil (Otiorhi/nchus -iulcaiK-^). Oc-
currence in Nelson of the, 22, 338.

Botanical Notes from Takaka District. 25.
304.

Botanical Notes, Nelson District, 28, 537.

Botanical Notes on the Wangapeka Valley,
Nelson, 30, 442.

Botanical Notes : Plants new to Nelson Dis-
trict, &c., from West Wanganui, 27, 407.

Danai^ plexippus and Sphinx con vol villi (?),
Occurrence in Nelson of, 23, 192.

Diadnniu neritm, Desci-iption of, 18, 205.

Loiiiaria lanreolata. Remarkable Variation m,
25. 306.

Maori Implements discovered at Takaka,
Nelson. 25, 494.

Noxious W>eds in Nelson District, 27, 407.

Plati/cercus nuriceps. Remarkable Variation in
the Colour of, 23, 192.

Ribbon-hsh {Ee<jalecus argenfeus) taken in
Nelson Harbour, 22, 333.'

Scdoqlaur alhifacirs, the Laughing-owl of
N.Z., 23, 190.

Tombs of a Prehistoric Race of Colombia,
South America. 27, 606.

Zoological Notes : (1) Arboreal Nests of Bush-
rat {Mus maoriuin) ; (2) Paryphanta hoch-
stetferi found at Low Levels at West Wa-
nganui, 27. 238.

Zoological Notes, Nelson District, 28. 449.

KiRBV, W. F.

Cicadidoi of N.Z.. Notes on the, 28. 454.

KlEK.ALDY, G. W.

Htiiiiptera of the " Index Faunae Nova'-Zea-

landife," 38, 61.
Heteropterous Hemipterou of N.Z., A ; J/*-

crovelia maojregori, 40, 109.

INDEX.

Kirk, H. B.

Calceolaria repens and other Plants dis-
covered in Wellington District, 11, 466.

Gytnnoriiyxa, Two Marine : Amoeba agilis and
Myroplasma rete. 39, 520.

Poll/chafe, Preliminary Note on some Stages
in the Develoiimcnt of a, 40, 286.

Sepioteuthis hiUneala, Anatomy of, 16, 145.

Sponges of N.Z., Contributions to a Know-
ledge of the, 26, 175 ; 27, 2S7 : 28, 205 ;
30, 313.

Starch and Glucose in Timber. Occurrence of,
37, 379.

KiEK, T.

Abroianella, Pvcmarks on the Genus ; with

Descriptions of New Species, 24, 418.
Amphibromus, Discovery in N.Z. of ; with

Description of a New Species — .1. fluiians,

16, 374.
Asphnium umbrosum. Remarkable Variety of,

23, 424.
Asteliads, N.Z., with Descriptions of New

Species, 4, 241.
Beeches of N.Z., Notes on, 17, 298.
Botamcal Notes : Pisonia timbellifera and

Meryta sinclairii, 16, 367.
Botanical Specimens, Preparation and Pre-

.servation of, 27, 318.
Botanv and Conchology of (ireat Omaha. 5,

363.'
Botany in Otago, History of, 29, 532.
BotanV of Antipodes Island, 23, 436.
Botanv of Bluff Hill, 10, 400.
Botany of East Cape District, 29, 509.
Botany of Great Barrier Island, 1, 144 [2nd

ed.,"88].
Botany of Islands in Hauraki Gxdf, 11, 444.
Botany of Kawau Island : Critical Notes on

certain Species of Plants doubtfully In-
digenous, 9, 525.
Botany of Northern Part of Province of Auck-
land, 3, 166.
Botany of Otago, 10, 406.
Botany of the Snares, 23, 426.
Botany of Thames Goldfields, 2, 89.
Botany of certain Places in Waikato District,

3, 142.
Boirychium lunaria. Notes on, 16, 366.
Carex in N.Z., Notes on certain Species of, 23,

448.
C'armichaelia, Corullospartium, HuUonella, and

Nolosparthint, 29, 501.
Carmichaelia, Notes on, with Descriptions of

New Species, 16, 378.
Cdmisia, New Forms of, 27, 327.
Centrolepis, New Species of : C. minima,

C. viridis, and C. strigosa, 23, 441.
< 'li-itham Islands, X;',linaliscd Plants of, 5,

320.^->-|^..*^,.;;.i ,,.;;y^

C'heilanthes, N.Z. iorms of, 6, 247.
Chenopodiuvi, New Species of : 0. buchanani,

22, 446. 1^ .^, .

Cladophora, New Species of, 12, 397. »/
('olohanihus, A Revision of the N.Z. Species

of, 27, 354.

Kirk, T. — continued.

Cook"s First Voj'age, Notes on MS. Descri]>-
tions of Botanical Collections made durin<r,
28, 491.

Cordyline, Notice of I 'ndescribed Species of, 6.
244.

Cyperaceous Plants, New, chiefly from Nel-
son Province, 26, 260.

Dacrydiiim, Revised Arrangement of N.Z.
Species of, 10, 383.

Dudylanthus taylori. Notes on, 28, 493.

iJicksonia antarctica and D. lanata, S])eciHc
Characters of, 5, 345.

Displacement of Species in N.Z., 28, 1.

Dodders and Broom-rapes naturalised in
N.Z.. 20, 182.

Double Parasitism in Loranlhacccp, Remark-
able Instance of, 8, 329.

Drimys, New Species of : I), traversii, 30.
379. '

Epacris purpurascens in N.Z. ; with Remarks
on Epacris pauciflora, 2, 107.

Fagus, New Species of : F. blairii. 17, 297.

Fern, Remarkable Aborcscent, on Ngongo-
taha, 5, 347.

Ferns and Fern Allies of Stewart Island, 17,
228.

Max of N.Z. as a Paper-making Material, 3,
Proc. 48 ; 6, 55.

I'lora of Auckland Isthmus and Takapuna
District. 3, 148 ; 4, 228.

Flora of Lake District of North Island, 5.
322.

Flora of Nelson I'rovince. Additional Contri-
butions to, 18. 318.

Flora of N.Z., Additions to the, 14. 382.

Flora of N.Z.. Additions to ; with Critical
and Geographical Notes, 10, App. xxviii.

Floras, Indigenous, of British Islands and
N.Z. compared, 4, 247.

Floras of N.Z. and Australia, Relationship
between, 11, 540.

Flowering-plants, New. 12, 393.

Flowering-plants of Stewart Island, 17. 213.

Forest Products of N.Z., Neglected, 13, 130.

Fuchsias of N.Z., Heterostyled 'J'rimorphic
Flowers in the ; with Notes on the Dis-
tinctive Characters of the Species, 25, 261.

Fungus : Export from N.Z., 11, 454.

Gentians of N.Z., A Revision of the, 27, 330.

Graminece, A New (Jenus of : Siinplicia, 29.
497.

Grasses and other Plants adapted for Pas-
turage in Province of Aucklantl, 2, 102.

Grasses, Indigenous, in Auckland Province, 4,
299.

(irasses. Introduced, in Aucldand Province, 4,
295.

Grasses, Native, Economic Properties of cer-
tain, 9, 494.

Grasses, New, from Macipiarie Island : Fcdtiica
contracta, Poa hatniltonii, and I h-scham psia
pcnicillata, 27, 353.

Gunnera, N.Z. Species of, 27, 341.

Gunnera '' ovata,'' Petric, and (i. ftavida,
Colenso, Remarks on. in Replv to Mr.
Petrie, SO, 380.

AUTHORS.

25

Kirk. T. — <:onli7iu€d.

■' Handbook of \.Z. Flora." Certain N.Z.
Plants not inchi(kHl in, 3, 163.

Hy)uciM>illtera. Revision of the N.Z. Specie.s of,
28, 510.

Hymenophyllum, New iS])eeies of : //. mon-
tanum, 10, 394.

Hymcnophyllum, New Species of : //. rnj( scens,
11. 457. ■

Hyuicnophyllum villosum. 10, 395.

Isortes and other Genera of Rhizocarpw new to
Flora of N.Z., Discovery of, 2, 107.

Isoi tes. New Specie.? of : /. alpinus, 7, 377.

Juncus qlaucus. Occurrence in N.Z. of, 10, 393.

■J uncus lamprocarpus. Occurrence in N.Z of,
7, 378.

Lagenophora emphysopus and other Unre-
corded Plants, Occurrence iii N.Z. of, 12,
397.

Lepidia, Revision of the N.Z. ; with De-
scriptions of New Species, 14, 379.

Lindsaya viridis, 10, 396.

Littoral Plants in Waikato District, 3, 147.

Lycopodium. New Species of : L. raundosum,
n. 456.

Lycopodium varium and L. billardieri, with
Description of a New Form, 16, 370.

Matai (Podocarpus spicata), Three Dried
Specimens of 10, 417.

Mistletoe, A New : Viscuvi clavatum, 24, 429.

Mitrasacme montcma. Occurrence in N.Z. of
a Variety of, 22, 445.

Monoclea jorstcri. Discovery in N.Z. of, 10, 418.

Naturalised Plants of N.Z., especially those in
Province of Auckland, 2, 131.

Nephrodium decompositum and N. glahcllum,
• 10, 398.

Orohancht, a Genus new to Flora of N.Z., Oc-
currence of, 2, 106.

Olearias, Macrocephalous, of N.Z. ; with De-
scription of a New Species, 23, 443.

Olives, N.Z., 14, 375.

Orchids, Australian, Occurrence in N.Z. of,
24. 425.

Palm-lih', Occurrence on the Auckland Penin-
sula of an Undescribed. 28, 508.

Panax lincare. Notes on, 9, 492.

Paper, Indigenous Materials for Manufacture
of, 3, Proc. 48 ; 6, 55.

Paratrophis heterophylla. Remarks on, 29, 498.

Phyllocladus, N.Z. Species of : P. glauca, P.
trichomanoides, and P. alpina, 10, 378.

Pilularia, New Species of : P. nova'-ztalandioB,

9, 547.

Pimelea, New Species of : P. suteri, 26, 259.
Pine, A New : Podocarpus acutifolius, 16, 370.
Pittosporuin and Lorayithxis in Herbarium of

Colonial Museum, An Undescribed, 3, 161.
Pittosporum, N.Z. Species of, 4, 260.
Plants collected at Okarito : Notes on Mr.

Hamilton's Collection, 11. 439.
Plants collected on Stewart fslajid,. New, 16,

371.
Plants Common to British Islands and N.Z.,

Local Distribution of, 4, 256.
Plants. Descriptions of New, 3, 177 ; 9, 547 ;

10. tlO: 11, 463 : 13, 384.

Kirk, T. — continued.

Plants from Campbell Island, 14, 387.

Plant.s, Naturalised, of Port Xicholsoii. 10,
362.

Plants, New or Remarkable, fioin tiie L'i)])er
Waimakariri. 27, 349.

Plants, New. from Vicinitv of Port Nicholson,
24, 423.

Plants observed during a Visit to the North of
Auckland, 1, 140 12nd ed., 84].

Ple^nophylluni, 23, 431.

Polygonum aviculurc. Nativity in N.Z. of, 4,
238.

Polygonum aviculare. Nativity in N.Z. of :
Reply to W. T. L. Travers, 5, 320.

Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1879, 11, 539.

Products of a Ballast-heap, 28. 501.

Puka [Meryta sivclairii). Account of, 2, 100.

Punui of Stewart Island : Aralia h/allii. 17,
293.

Rata (Metrosideros rohusta). Habit of, 4, 267.

Reclamation of Sand Wastes, Plants best
adapted for, 6, 45.

Rhagodia, Occurrence of a Species of, at Port
Nicholson. 16, 369.

Eiunex, New Species of : li. neglectus, 9, 493.

Senecio, New Species of : <S'. muelleri, 15, 359.

Sowthistles of N.Z., Remarks on ; with De-
scription of a New Species, 26, 263.

Timbers of N.Z., Utilisation of Neglected, 11,
458.

Triodiu and Atropis : Occurrence in N.Z.,
and Descriptions of New Species, 14, 378.

Veronica, Two New Species of : V. ohovaia
and F. canescens, 9, 502.

Veronicas, Notes on certain, and Descrip-
tions of New Species, 28, 515.

Zannichellia and Lepilcena in N.Z., 28, 498.

Zosiera nana. Roth, var. muelleri : Occur-
rence in N.Z., 10, 392.

Kirk, T., and Buchanax, J.

Plants found in Northern District of Pro-
vince of Auckland, 2, 239.

KiEK, T., and Hutton, F. W.

Arid Island, Hauraki GuK, Description of, 1,
163 [2nd ed., 108].

KmK, T. W.

Molis, New Species of : Molis gracilis, 15, 217.
Alpheus, New Species of: A. halesii, 19, 194.
Anthosoma smitliii, a Curious Parasite from

the Porbeagle Shark, 20, 31.
Aphroditce, Some N.Z. ; with Descriptions of

supposed New Species, 11, 397.
Birds in the Colonial Museum, Additions to

Collection of, 13, 235.
Birds of N.Z., 21, 230.
Birds of N.Z. exhibiting Curious Variations of

Colour, 17, 60.
Birds of N.Z., Some Curious Specimens of,

12, 248.
Carcinological Fauna of N.Z., Additions to the,

11, 392.
Cephalopoda, New, 14, 283.

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KiKK. T. W. — ioniiHutd.
'Crustaceans, New: HfiUiims nibiginosus, Gehi-

■■•■innis Ihotiif'oni. and Mi/sis iiteinetizhctgfni,

13, 286.
Crustaceans. So)iu- X.Z.. II. 401.
Cuttlelish. (iiant : ()( cuiit luc on X.Z. Coast.

12. 310.
Decapod. New Species of : Airhitcuthis loiif/i-

iiiotiua, 20, 34.
Dotterel. Red-cap]ieil : ( Iccunence in X.Z.,

12, 24().
Fishes of N.Z.. Additions to the List of. 12,

308.
l.roihs iiiaskdlii. a Parasite of the Alhatros,

19. fw.
I>i/,ard, English Scaly iZootoca rivijxird) :

Occurrence in N.Z., 19, li".
Maori Im])lenients of Uncommon Di'siizn, 22,

.-)3U.
Mole-cricket {dniUotnl pii rtil'/an's] in X.Z.. 21,

233.
Mnllu.^ai. Marine, of Welliimton. 12. 303.
< hnithological Notes. 20. 2!t : 26. ISl.
I'lilhuinis. New S])ecies of : P. Ixiiiidii.^. 12,

313.
I'aper Xautihis, New S])ecies of: Ari/oHiifita

hiiUeri, 18, 138.
Pajjer Nautilus, New Species of: A)</o>iauia

ijracilis, 17, oH.
Piijeon, N.Z. (CttrpupJuii/n nuiir-zKildndue),

Remarkable Variety of, 18. 129.
Pill-millipede, New : Sji}i(t>rofhtriu)ii iiovw-

uaJfindid'. 18. 139.
Planarians. Marine : TIic/siiiiouxjii liutlviti and

Eniyhpid Imhrrli, 14, 2(57.
Platyci'rciis rnifinps. Instance of Abnormal

Colouring in, 18, 129.
Plover, Eastern ( lolden : < tccurrence near

AVellmgton, 17, .'>9.
Plover, ^tasked {Lohimndlus pi rsnnntii.s), ( )c-

currence in N.Z. of. 20. 33.
Shells, New. 12. 3Uli : 14, 282.
Shells of N.Z., Additions to List of, 14, 2t)8.
Soaring of the Hawk : a Possible Reason for

Notched Wing-feathers, 22, 32.3.
Sparrow, European (Passer domesticus), in

N.Z., Breeding Habits of the, 23. 108.
Tertiary Fossils. New, 14, 409.
Vitn'va iiiiUiijitui : Occurrence in X.Z.. 12, 307.
\'i/iiicflhv. Specimens of, collected in Neigh-

bomhood of Wellington, 18, 21.").
Worm. Double, Note on a Curious, 19, (54.
X((nthiHni slnuiKin'uiii. Occurrence in N.Z. of,

26. 310.

IClutz, O.

Transpacilic Longitudes, 39, 49.

Knicht, C.

Fnhroida. New Species of: F. (ftohh p]i<nis,

8. 312.
(hjiiinosluniaiii. New Species of. 7, 354.
Lichen Flora of N.Z., 8, 313.
l^ichen : Sterpocaulon hxrhaiuoii. 7, 368.
Lie henouraphia of X.Z.. 12. 3(>7 ; 15. 346; 16,

400.
Lichens, Description of some X.Z., 7, 3.>6.

KxiGHT. ('. — conlinucd.

Presidential Address to Wellington I'iiilo-

so])hical Society, 1874, 7. •U7.
Teeth of the Leiodo)i, 6. 3.")8.
ThysdiiolhiciuKi. New S])ecies of. collected in

Southern Aljis : T. hiirhdiKiiii. 13. 38.").

Kxux. F. .1.

Albino Eel. ( Miservations on an. 4. 378.

Balcrnidw. 2. 21.

Bats. X.Z.. 4, 186.

Chatham Island Aborigine, Skeleton of. 5. 304.

Coridoddx. puUtis, Observations on, 3. l3o.

Ctenohdniis knoxi. Note on, 5, 308.

Kanae. Anatomy of. 4. 189.

Kioic. the Indigenous Rat of N.Z., 4, 3()2.

XdultiHUs i/r(-!/ii (Brown Tree-lizard of X.Z. ),

Anatomy of, 2, 20.
ydultiiius pdci/iciis, Observations on. 5. 307.
Ojjhi.stirus nora'-zdfindicc. Anatomical ( tbser-

vations on, 2. 35.
Swordtish. N.Z., 2. 13.
Tooth of a Cetact'an. Notice of a Remailcaliie,

3. 130.
Tuatara Lizard. 2. 17.
ZipJiidae. Observations on. 3. 125.

KkX.meh. a.

('o]ie])ods and ( 'ladoceres, Pelaaic. of Hauiaki
Oulf, 27, 214.

L.11N-U. R. :\i.

Ah/d/. (lassitication oL 18, 299.

Alyce of N.Z. : their Characteristics and Dis-
tribution, 27, 297.

Cerdinidcffe. The N.Z. Species of, 37, 384.

iJdesseria, Notes on several S]iecies of. ( )ne
being New — D. linearis. 29. 446.

FucoidecE of Banks Peninsula. 18. 303.

Lessonia variegata. 26. 304.

PhifUitis fascia. Occurrence in N.Z. of, 39. 220.

Seaweeds of N.Z.. Revised List of, 32. 57 ;
34, 327 ; 37, 380.

Seaweeds of Xoi-folk Island, List of. 33. 299 ;
38. 424.

Sphchnidiurii ni'/nxitin. 25. 28s.

Thermal Spiings at Lyttclton. 16. '447.

LAUTorR, H. A. DE.|

Diatomaceous Deposit near Oamaiai. Fos.sil
Marine, 21, 293.

Leahy, J. P. D.

Tuberculosis, The Ficrht auainst, in Australia
and N.Z., 35, 220.

Lecoy, a.

Forest Question in N.Z., 12, 3.

Lee, C. \y.

Glossostignia ddtinoidcs found lieside ^launsira-
pouri Stream, Otaki, 21, 108.

Lemox, C.

Telegraphy, Duplex, 7, 396.

27

I.KWIS. .1. H.

Cohoptciri, Notes on. 34, '201.

L< jiidopiern of Mount Ida. 33, 18().

Oihtiiiiid ppnrtieas, 35. 272.

LlKllTuX, E. N.

IMioasants on the \\'cst Coast of the North
Island, Decrease of. 21, 225.

Llli.ik. V. O.

Ephenieridce. Notes on N.Z., 33, 149.
Ephfiiirridce oil<i.7.. : Two Species, 31. KU,

LiNDs.w, W. L.

Salmon-acclimatisation in N.Z., 6. 4'M\. 4SS.

LlVEKSIBGE, A.

^Minerals of N.Z. in Otago Museum, 10, 490.

IMoa Eggshell, Analysis of, 13, 22;').

Mh-H(Ius antarcticvs. Analysis of Pseudam-
niotic Fluid of, 22. 332.

Rock Specimen from N.Z. showing Junction
between Granite antl Slate, Analyses of,
10, 505.
. Slate in contact with Granite from Preserva-
tion Inlet, Analysig of, 17, 340.

LocKK, S.

Histoiieal Traditions of Taupo and P^asit Coast
Tribes, 15, 433.

Loddkt:, W.

Compoiuid Engines, 5, 144.

Low, E.

Hitastid jndvinun's. Vegetative Organs of, 32,
150.

L(j\yE. J.

AL'ricultural Chemistry, 1, 63 [2nd'ed.. 470 1.

Lucas, A. H. S., and Frost. C.
Lizards indigenous to N.Z., 29, 264.

LUDLA.M, A.

Cultivation and Acclimatisation of Trees and
Plants, 1 (independently paginated) [2nd

ed., 285].

M.

McArthuk, D.

Forestry, Importance of. 15, 461.

McDOXXELL, T.

Moa-hunters, Ancient, at Waingongoro, 21,
438.

M ACFAKLANE, J.

Earthquake Wave at Bav of Islands, 11th
May, 1877, 10, 551.

M( Kay. A.

Diatomaceous Earth at Pakaraka. Deposit of,

23, 375 ; 25, 375.
Earthquakes in Amuri District in 1888, 21,

508.
Gold in the Mackenzie Countrv. Canterbury,

10, 481.
Hot Winds of Canterbury, 7, 105.

McKa ^ . .\. — Cdiitmued.

Moa-boncs near Motanau. Nortli Canterbury.

14. 410.
Moa-hunters. Identity of. with Present Maori

Race. 7, 98. [Spc r/7.so 7, 528, 531, 532. 534.1
Na]5ier Limestones. Age of. 18, 367.
Photographic Lenses. Means for increasing the

Scale of, and the I'se of Telescopic Powers

in connection with an C)rdinar\' Camera, 23.

461.
Reptilian Beds of X.Z., 9, 5Sl.
Rlnnirhonclla, (Jenus, 13, 396.
Rimutaka and Tararua Mountains. Liinestf)ne.s

and other Rocks of, 21, 486.
Waihao Greensands and their Relation to the

Ototara Limestone, 19, 434.

McKay, A., and Skey, W.

^linerals. Rare, associated with tiic Tin-ore
of Stewart Island ; with Notes on their
Mode of Occurrence, 22, 415.

Mackay, T.

American Blight on Apple-trees, 4, 429.
Glacial Period of N.Z., 7, 447.
Sugar-beet in N.Z., Cultivation of. 5, 485.
Technical Education, 3, Proc. 107.

Mackec'HXie, E. a.

Browning's Vision of Life, 32, 368.
Influence of the Ideal. 30, 109.
Socialism, A Poefs. 32, 377.
" The Curse of Charity,"" 17, 453.
Therapeutic Agent, A Mysteri(jus. 22. 1 19.

Mackenzie, A. J.

Whitebait of N.Z., 35. 309.

McKerrow, J.

Lake Districts of Otago, Physical (ieographv
of. 3. 254.

Macklix, H. p.

Deflection of Shingle-bearing ( 'urrents and
Protection of River-banks, 11, 144.

M( Laciilax, R.

Neuropterous Insects of N.Z.. 6. A|)ii. xe.

Maclarex, J. M.

Ca.stle Rock, Coromandel. 32. 213.
Geology of Te Mochau, 31, 494.
(iokl in the Coromandel District. Occurrence,*
of, 31, 492.

Maclaukix J. S.

Potassium-cyanide Solution, .\etion of, upon
Gokl, 28, 695.

Mac LACRix, J. S., and Poxo, J. A.

Soil of th"e Taupo Plains. Composition of the,
and its Suitability for the Growth of (4ra.sses,

32. 227.

McLeud, H. N.

Cave at Papatu, Ormondville. Havvke's Bay,

33, 343.

Caves and Water-passaoes in the Clreymouth
District, 36. 479.

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INDKX.

McLeod. H. N. — continued.

Caves in the Martinborough District, and Moa- j

bones found therein. 34, r)62. i

Electricity, Effect of, on Plant-growth, 25, I

479 : 26. 463. !

Fog in Wellington on the Morning of the 19th

June, 1900, Note on, 33, 380.
" Giotto's Circle" and Writing, 33. 491.
Maori Skeletons and Relics brought to Light

at Karaka Bay. Wellington, 32. 271.
Maupuia Pa, Miramar, The Site of, 37. 171.

MacLeod, W. A.

Dolerite, Notes on a West Coast, 31, 487.
Hornblende Trachyte from Tawhetarangi, 31,

490.
Hypersthene Andesite from \Vhite Islantl, 31,

488.

McNaughton, R.

Life-boats, Improvements of Ships". 8, KiS.

Maik, (1.

Atmospheric Changes, Influence of, on the
Hot Springs and Geysers at Rotorua, 9, 27.

Chatham Islands and their Inhabitants, 3, 311.

Chips from an Ancient ]Maori Workshop, 35,
240.

Fishes in Upper Whanganui River, 12, 315.

Fi.sh found in the Piako River, 35. 319.

Moa, Antiquity of the, 25, 534.

Morioris, Early History of the ; with an Ab-
stract of a Moriori Narrative, presented by
Captain G. Mair during the Adjourned Dis-
cussion on Mr. A. Shand's Paper, 37. 156.

Te Panenehu, The Ancient Tribe. 28. 36.

Mair. S. a. R.

Kauri-guni in Rangitikei. Find of, 38. 499. |

Maik, W. G.

Disease among Sheep in U'aikato Disti-iet, 12,

446.
Moa, Disappearance of the, 22, 70.
Ruriraa Rocks, 5, 151.
Tarawera Eruption, as seen from Taheke, Lake

Rotoiti. 19, 372.

Makgill, R. H.

Sanitation, Nature's Efforts at, 35, 139.

Malfkoy, C.

Geyser-action at Rotorua. 24', 579.

Making, F. E.

Moa, Extinction of the, 8. 102.

Mannerixg, G. E.

Murchison Glacier, 23, 355.

Mantell, W. B. D.

Moa : Abstract of Address, 1, 18 12nd ed., 5].

Moa Beds, 5, 94.

Maori Drawings in Takiroa Caves. Waitaki
Valley, 1, 18 [2nd ed., 6].

Presi<lential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1870, 3, App. 17.

Makchant. d. W. A.

Waterspout in Cook Strait. 15th July, 1882.
15. 525.

Maechbaxks, J.

Artesian Wells at Longburn. 31. 55 L

Marriner, G. R.

Efirranthis ahdornria, Description (if tin

Caterpillar of, 33, 147.
Frog. Australian: Presence of anotht-r in N.Z.

— Hylit ewimjii, 39, 144.
Hyla avrea. Anatomy of, 38, 257.
Kea, Natural History of the ; with S])ecial

Reference to its Reputed Sheep-killing

Propensities, 39. 271 : 40, 534.
Psi/llidfE, New Species of : Trioza alexinu, 35,

305.

Marshall, P.

Boulders in Triassic Conglomerate, Nelson,

36, 467.
Diptera of N.Z., 28, 216. 250. 3 in.
Dodonidia hclmsi, 28, 312.
Gabbro of the Dun Mountain, 40, 320.
Geological Notes on South-west of Otago, 39,

496.
Geological Notes on the Country Norih-west

of Lake Wakatipu, 38, 5()0.
Geology of Centre and North of Noith Island,

40, 79.
Kingston Moraine, 35. 387.
Leaf -beds in the Kaikorai Valk\. 34. 585.
. Rocks, Magnesian, at .Milford Sound, 37. 481.
Tridymite-trachyte of Lyttelton, 26. 3ii8.
Volcanic Action in N.Z.. History of. 39. 542.

Marten, C. R.

Anemometry, 9, 293.

Atmospheric Pressure of N.Z. and (ircat

Britain, 9, 212.
Solar and Terrestrial Pvadiation. 6, 391.

Martin, H. B.

Beasts of Prey to destroy the Rabbit. (Jbjec-

tions to the Introduction of. 17, 179. '
Birds, Native, Protection of. 18. 112.

Martin, Josiah.

Education, Claims of Science in National. 7.

168.
Rat, Supposed Nati\e. observed at Whaiigarei,

3, Proc. 88.

Martin, J. F.

Tidal Wave at Bav of Islands. Uth May. 1877.
10, 520.

Maskell, W. M.

Agricultural Department in N.Z.. I'".stablish-

ment of an Exiiert, 24, 625.
Alfvrodidcp, a Family of Hemiptera-Homo-

ptera. Contributions towards a Monograpli

of the, 28, 41 1 .
Aleurodid(je from N.Z. and Fiji. 22. 17<t.
Aphidian Insect infesting Pine-trees ; with

Observations on the Name " Chernies " or

'■ Kermes," 17. 13.

Al'THOHS

29

MASKKr.L. W. .M. — confimied.

Corcidd', 11. 187 : 12. 2!)1 ; 14. 21.") : 16. 120 ;

17. 20 ; 19, 45 ; 22. 133 : 23. 1 ; 24. 1 ;

25. 201 : 26. Oo ; 27. 30 : 28. 3S0 ; 29,

293 : 30. 210.
Cocrido'. ■' Honcyclcw " of, and the Fungus

accomjianying these In.sects, 19, 41.
Cocridcp roi)oi'tecl from Australasia and the

Pacific Lslatuls up to December. 1804,

Synoptical List of. 27. 1.
Desmidiew. Contributions towards a List of

the N.Z.. 13. 207.
Desinidica of X.Z., 21, 3.
Drsmidiecp of X.Z. : Additions to Catalogue

and Notes on various Species. 15, 237.
Desniid, New Variety of : Triplocrrns fri-

dcntdlnm, Maskcll, var. superbuin, 18, 325.
Diopria corcophaga. a Hymenopterous Insect

parasitic on Coccida>. 11, 228. QH

Earth([nake of 1st September, 1888, and its

BeariiiiT on the Architecture of Wellington,

21. 402.
Call-producing Insects in N.Z., 21, 253.
t^eneration in Insects, Extraordinary Dis-
covery regarding, 20, 444.
Henops hrunneus, 20, 100.
Infiison'd. Fi-esh-water, of Wellington Dis-
trict. 19. 40 ; 20, 3.
Insect Pests, (_'hapter in the History of the

Warfare against. 27. 282.
Mites ])arasitic on Beetles and Woodlice, 25,

100.
Parasite of the Penguin : Ixodes eudyptidis,

17. 10.
Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society. 1888. 21. 483.
Psyliidce in N.Z.. Some S))ecies of, 22. 157.
Tick Parasites of the Kiwi, 29, 200.
Vegetable Caterpillar (so called) and other

Fungi that attack Insects, 27, 665.

Masox, T.

Plants growing at " The (!ums.' Taita, 29,
303 ; 35, 374.

M.\SSEE, G.

Fungus FloraJoffN.Z., 31, 282 ; 39, 1.

Maxwell, C. F.

Coast-line of the NorthllslandJofjX.Z.,' Altera-
tions in, 29, 564.

Maxwell, J. P.

Shingle-bearing Rivers : Causes which operate
in the Determination of their Courses and
in the Formation of Plains, 11. 524. p|

Meesox, J. T.

Cave near Sumner, Newly opened. 22, 64.

Presidential Address to Philosophical Insti-
tute of Canterbury, 1800, 23. 624.

Rainfall of N.Z., 23,' 546.

Rats, Plague of, in Nelson and Marlborough,
17, 100.

Sun-glows, and the Theories that have been
advanced to account for them, 17. 357.

MErNERTZHAGEN, F. H.

Aplysia, Possibly New Species of : .-1. tn/onii,
12, 270.

Melland, E.

" Takahe (Xnloryiis mantelU) in Western
Otago," Notes on Mr. Park's Paper on, 22,
205,

Mexzies, J.

Kea, Memorandinn of the. 11. 37i).

Mestaver. M. K.. mid Ikkdai.i:, 'f.
i MoUuira. Marine, fT-om Lvall Baw List of,
I 40, 410.

Meyrick, E.
I Geovictriiia of N.Z., 20, 47.
j Geomctrinii of N.Z., .Monograph of ttic, 16, 40.
I Geowefrina of N.Z., Sup))lemt'nt to a Mono-
j graph of the, 17, 62.

I Geoiinlrum of N.Z., Notes on Nomenclature
j of, 18, 184.

I Lepidojjfcm of N.Z., 22, 204.

Lepidoptera, New Species of, 23, 07: 24, 216;

39, 106.
Micro-lepidoptp.ra of N.Z., 15, 3 ; 16. 3 ; 17,

68, 121, 141 ; 18, 162; 21, l.U.
Xoctuina of N.Z., ilonoaraph of, 19. :'> : 20.

44.
Pijralidina of N.Z., 20, 62.
Tineina of N.Z., 20, 77.
Tortrkinn of N.Z., 20, 73.

Miers, E. .j.

Astacoides and ParaiK plirops. Notes on the
Genera, 9, 475.

MOKOMOKO, MeREANA.

BuUding of Hotunui, Whare Whakairo, W. H.
Taipari's Carved House at Thames, 1878,
30, 41.

Mollet, T. A.

Artesian Well at Avonside, 13, 410.
Burette, New Form of, 14, 392.
Horinosira billardieri. Structure" of, 13, 318.
Phosphine, Preparation of Spontaneously In-
flammable, 14, 391. /

Monro, D.

Botany of Nelson and Marlborough, Geo-
graphical, 1, Pt. iii, 6 [2nd ed., 161 j.

MoRESBV, Captain.

New (Juinea, Lecture on, 6, App. Ixxxi.

Morris, E. E.

Captain Cook, on the Tracks of, 33. 400.

MoRRisox, Miss.

National Melodies, 25. 514.

MORTOX, .1.

Birds of N.Z., 5, 22.3.

Mueller, F. vox.

Alga: Chatham Islands, 6. 208.
Chatham Island Plants : Notes on H. H.
Travers's Collections, 5, 300.

Mueller, K.

" Ancient Relations between N.Z. and South
America " : Remarks on Dr. von .Thering's
Paper, 25, 428.

30

Mn.uAN, E. K.

Northern Wairoa. 'J'hf. 36, 453.
Volcanic (irits and Ajih-licds in the Waite-
mata Scries. 34. 414.

MlKDO(H. E.

MolluMCii of N.Z.. Marine. Additions to the, 37,
217.

Molbisca. Pliocene, from the Wanganui Dis-
trict. New S]>ecies of ; with Notes on other
Described Species, 32, 216.

Pori/phanfo atiainentarid. Anatoniv of. 38,
313.

Puri/phantii btisbi/i, Anatomy of, 35, 2.")8.

Pari/pluinUt funiosa. Anatomy of. 36. 1.3(i.

Murdoch, R., and iSutek. H.

Dredging on the Continental Slielf of X.Z.,
Results of. 38. 27S.

MCRIE, J.

Hvbriditv between the Common Fowl and the
Woodhen. 22. 342.

MVKISU.N. \V. D.

Dog. Wild, Note on the, 10. 322.
Moa Remains, Notes on, 4, 120.

N.

Naees, (4. S.

Longitude of Wellington ()bser\atoiy. 7. o02.

Nevill. S. T.

Presidential Address to ( )ta^o Institute, 1878,
10, .-)62.

Newell. J. A.

Lim])et {I'iiHikUh raclinn-i), Anatom\- of, 19,
157.

Newman, A. K.

l'"xtinction of the iNIaori, Study of the Causes

leading to the. 14, 459.
Is N.Z. a Healthy Country r 15, 493.
Maori Calabashes, Two, with Carved Wooden

Necks called Tuki or Ko-ono-utto. 36. 1, 527.
Maori Dredges {Roukcil-ahi and Hdo], 37, 138.
Maoii Eel-aod, Stone-carved \\ooden Image

of a. 38. 130.
Maori Trumpet. Long: Musical Notes and

other Features, 38, 134.
New Zealand from a Plivsician's Point of

View, 12. 433.
l'h\ siological Changes in English Race when

transplanted to N.Z.. 9. 37.
Presidential Atldress to Wellington Philo

>ophical Society, 1880, 12. 433.
Tuatara Lizard, Phvsiologv and Anatomy of

tlic. 10. 222.

NOTT. .1. T.

Ascidians. Composite, of th<' Ninth Shore
Reef, 24, 305.

NOTTIDGE, T.

PhoniiixDii tetiax. Structure and Ct)lour of
1m lire of, 2, 108.

Page. S.

^loleeular Association and Dissociation, Effect
on Temjierature of, 38. 512.

Page, S.. and Peideaux, E. B. R.

Artesian-wcU System at the Base of the Poit
Hills. 33. 33.5.

Paek, a.

Parasites. Animal and Vegetable, associateil
with the Production of Neoplasms in Cattle
and Sheei). 28. 451.

Park, J.

Andesites from Thames (ioldtield. 34, 435.

Border-segregation in some Igneous Magmas,
Cause of, 37, 486.

Coalfields of N.Z., Age and Relations of the,
36. 405.

Coal in N.Z.. Extent and Duration of Work-
able. 21. .325.

Coal on the Shores of the Waitemata, Pro-
spects of finding Workable, 24, 380.

Coast-line. Secular Movements of the N.Z.,

34. 440.

Contact Metamori)hism in its Relation to cer-
tain Ore-deposits, 38. 16.

Deposition of Mineral Matter from Aqueous
Solutions in its Relation to the Filling of
Cavities and Vein-fissures. 38, 36.

Fluorspar at the Baton (Joldfields. Occur-
rence of, 22, 521.

Geology of Kuaotunu (ioldfield, 26, 360.

Geology of Noi-th Head, Waikouaiti, and its
Relation to the Geological History of
Dunedin, 36, 418.

Glacier Moraines in the Leith Valle\ , Dun-
edin. 34. 444.

Granite and Gneis.sic Rocks in the Ki!iii-
country, 25, 353.

Hv]iersthene Andesite from Waihi ^line. 33.
342.

Lead. Native, at Parapara, 35. 403.

Magmatic Segregation in its Relation to the
Genesis of certain Ore-botlies. 38. 1 1.

Maitai Series, Jurassic Age of the, 36. 431.

Marine Tertiaries of Otago and Canterbury,
with S])ecial Reference to the Relations
existinii between the Pareora and < »amaru
Series, '^37, 489.

Metal-bearing Solutions concerned in Forma-
tion of ()re-dei)Osits, Origin of. 39, 98.

Metasomatism in the Formation of certain
Ore-deposits. Rnh of, 38, 33.

Minerals, Rare, Occurrence in N.Z. of some,
26. 365.

MoUusca. Marine, of Totaranui Bay. Nelson.

35. 299.

Mount Franklin. Ascent of. 17, 350.
Octoi)us. New : (ktoinis coiumuni.$, 17, 198.
Oil-bearing Strata of the North Island. 21.

489.
Ores in Horizontal Zones in Vertical Depths

Distribution of, 39, 90.
Pecten, New Species of, from the Oamaru

Series : Pseudmnusshim (Pecten) huitoni, 37.

485.

31

Park. •). — tMitiniuil.

yuaitz Mica-dioiitf tKnu Wcsicni Flanks of

M(.ehau. 33. ;?3!t.
i!iK-k-phos])hatc Di'ixisits of ( lanniloii. < )taL:o.

(Jfolocry of. 35. :5!tl.
lUxUs. ])iscoverv of Pfitno-iarliouifrrous. at

Mount Mary. Otago. 36. 44".
Uofks of N.Z.. (h^ the Subdivision of tlic

Lower Mesozoif. 36. 1573.
Ruapi'hu, Ascent of. 19. :527.
Silver. Native: Oeeuiienee at 'riiaiiies (lold-

lield. 24. :W(>.
Takahe (Xotoniis itKiiildll} in Western Otairo,

21. 22(i. .v)3.
Takahe (Xotonu's mtmliUi) r(rxu.-< Kakapo. 23.

112.
Thermal Activity in its Relation to the

• iencsis of certain Metalliferous Veins. 38,

2(t.
Waiteniata Scries. Conformahle lielations of

the Different Members of the, 22. :V.tl.
Zinc. Native: Occurrence at Ha))e (reek,

Thames, 24, 384. i

Zones of Secondary Enrichment in Metalli- j

ferotjs Lodes, Formation of. 39. !I3. |

Parkek, T. -I.

Cai-tilairinous Skeletons and other Soft Animal

Strut'tures. Method of preserving. 14. 2.'3S. |
I'liirodota dntndinrnsis, a New Holothundii, I

13, 418. !

t'od. Red (Lotillii harrliw-: \b'irIiH-s]). C'onnec- j

tion of the Air-bladdeis and the Au<litory

Organ in, 15. 234.
Duiornithidce, Classification and Mutual Re-
• lations of the. 25. 1.
Fin-whale in Otago University Museum, |

Skeleton and Baleen of, 17. 3. |

" Index Collection " for Small Zoological i

Museums, in the Form of a Genealogical !

Tree of the Animal Kingdom, 18, 73. i

Lophotes in X.Z., Occurrence of, 26, 223.
Moa, Presence of a C'rest of Feathers in cer-
tain Species of, 25. 3 ; postscript facing {

p. 2.
Moa-skuUs. Three, probably referable to the

(Mentis FnrJijioniix, 26, 223.
Miistelus antarcticus. Foetal Membranes of ;

with Analysis of Pseudamniotic Fluid by

Professor A. Liversidge, 22. 331.
Mustehis ((ntfortirn.^. (iravid Uterus of. 15,

219.
Xofornis, Skeleton of. 18. 78.
JS'ofornis wantclli. Skeleton of, 14, 245.
P(dimini>t lalandii and P. edwardsii. Remarks

on, 19, ir,0.
Palinurus. Structure of the Head in ; with

Especial Reference to Classification of

Oenus, 16, 297.
Presidential Address to Otago Institute, 1886,

19, 111 3.
Rfgnlaciis stranded in Otago Harbour. 20. 2(1;

AddmduiK, iii.
Ribbon-tish {Rfgalecus fiiyenteK-s-) obtained at

Moeraki. 16, 284.
Srtpnnu^'i lichki, Anatomv and Eml)r\ ologv of,

15, 222.

P\kki;k. T. I. — cuiilinu(d.

Shark, Spinous {Hchinorhinu-s ■■^piiio'ius). ( )e-

e\nrenee in X.Z. Waters of the. 16, 280.
Skate {Rnjd iiasiitd). Venous Svstem of the. 13.

413.
Sternum. Origin of the. 23, 1 i'.l.
Torpedo (T. fii.Td) caught near Duncdin. 16.

281.

Pas(()i:. F. p.

Colcoptrra of X.Z. : Xe\v (ienera and Species.
9, 402.

Paul. M.

Ferrous Suli^hatt^' in ihi- < iold-niincs of Thames
(;oldtiel(l. Occurrence f)f ]..aige Bodies of,
37. .V)l.

Peacock, T.

Presidential Address to Auckdand Institute,
1881, 14, r)4ri.

Pexnefathek, T. W.

Samaritan Pentateuch, Not is on a F'rag-
ment of, 16, 554.

Pei'percoexe, F. S.

Climate and Rainfall. Influence of Forests on,
12, 24.

Petrte, D.

Botanical Xotes : Raniniciilu--< kiiL-ii. K. hiiy-

greiii. Haloragis npicaUi, Cart^x pt from rim.

C. rubirunda, 31, 352. •
Carex. Xew Species of: C. kaloides and (\

viridis, 13, 332.
Carex Xew Species of: '''. liNnrrdis and C

rheefscmanii. 15. 358.
Canin'chaelia. A Xew S]jeeies of ; with Xotes

on the Distribution of the S])eeies Xative

to Otago, 17, 272.
Celmisin sessilifloru, var. )ninor, 15, 359.
Coprosina. Xew Xative Species of : C. baiik-sii,

30. 433.
Copro-sitm. Xew Species of : (J. rire-srf'n-<!. 11,

426.
EhrJiarta, Xew Species of: /s. Ihoinsnnl. 12.

356.
Flora of Stewart Island, 13. 323.
Flowering-plants indigenous to Otago, List of,

with Indications of their Distribution and

Range in Altitude, 28. 540 : 29. 421.
Orass, Description of a Xew Xative : Pna

astoni, 38, 423.
Gunnera ovata, 29, 422 ; 31. 353.
Hemiphues, Occurrence in X".Z. of a Species

of : H. novie-zecdandice, 12. 355.
L'iparophi/lhtm (/niniii, Occuri'ence in X.Z. of.

12. 3.34.
Mount Hector, Account of a Vi.sit to. with

List of Flowering- plants, 40. 289.
Olenria Tipciori, Xotice of, 16, 393.
Plants, Xew Xative. 14. 362 : 17. 269 : 18,

295 : 19. 323. 325 ; 22. 439 ; 25. 2(59 ;

26, 266 : 27. 405 ; 28, 538 : 29, 425 : 33.

328 ; 34, 390.
Plants, Xew Xative ; with Xotes on some

Known Species, 23, 398.
Pollination of Puriri ( Vitrx lucms), 37, 4(19.

32

ter in,

Petkie, D. — continued.

Pollination of Rhnhdothamnus solandri, 35, 321.
Uncinia, New Syjocies of : U. clarkii. 20, 185.
Uncinia, New Species of : U. laxiflora, U.

rigida, U. purpurata, 17, 271.
Vegetable Physiology, A Modern C'hapt(

29, 427.
Veronica, A New Sjjecics of : V. asioni. 40,

288.

Pharazyn, R.

Coast-line between Kai Iwi and Waitotara,

Remarks on, 2, 158.
Smelting of Taranaki Ironsand, 1, 34 [2nd

ed., 437]:
St. John's Nursery Garden, Wanganui, with

Rate of Growth of Introduced Trees, 4, 367.

Phillips, C.

Arrow-propulsion by Maoris, Peculiar Method

■ of, 10, 97.

Chinese Settlement in N.Z. and Australia, 22,

527.
Civilisation of the Pacitic, 9, 59.
Gavelkind, The Law of, 16, 518.
Hive-bee, Construction of the Comb of the,

28. 479.
Moth-destruction, 24, 630.
Muscovy Duck, Crossing with the, 32, Mi.
Projectile ^^'eapons, Ignorance of Ancient

New-Zealander of U.se of. 12, 50.
Rabbit-disease inj the Wairarapa, 21, 429 ;

22, 308.
Spiders as Engineers, 26. 600.
Vital Force, A Common, 26. 604 ; 30, 122.
Volcanoes of the Pacific, 31. 510 ; 32, 188.

Philpott, a.

Lepidojdera : New Si^ecies from Southland,
35, 246.

Lepidoptera, New Species of, 37, 328.

Lepidoptera, Notes on Southern N.Z.. 36, 161.

Lepidopleni of Southland, Catalogue of; 33,
167.

Moths of N.Z.. Protective Resemblance in,
39, 212.

" Sugariuiz " for Lepidoptera in Southland, 33,
166.

Vanessa atalanfa and Plusia jestucoi. Occur-
rence in Southland of. 36, 161.

Phipson, p. B.

Malt, Transformation of Barley into, 40, 326.

Pine, T.

Tradition of Raukawa, a Legend of Maunga-
tahi. 21, 416.

Pond, C. A. M.

Tennyson and Browning : a Retrospect of
Victorian Poetry, 26, 548.

Pond, J. A.

Beet-roots grown in \Vaikato District, Sugar

Values of, 14, 365.
Citric Acid from Limes grown in Aucldand and

Tahiti, Percientage of, 14, 405.
Fireclays of the Auckland Province, Analyses

of, 8l 348.

Pond, .J. A. — continued.

Lake Takapuna, Percentage of Chlorine in,

32, 241.
Manganese-deposits of Auckland District, 21,

355.
Mount p]den. Chemical Properties of Strata

from. 7. 405.
Nickel in Aucldand District, Presence of. 10,

454.
Platinum in Quartz Lodes at Thames Gold-
fields, Occurrence of, 15, 419.
Pottery Clays of the Auckland District, 16, 443.
Presidential Address to Auckland Institute,

1885, 18, 416.
Salt Spring near Hokianga, 11, 512.
Tellurium in the Thames Lodes, Occiirrcnce

of, 21, 358.
Torpedoes, Firing of, by Electricity, 10, 164.

Pond. J. A., and Maclaurin, J. S.

Soil of the Taupo Plains, Composition of
the, and its Suitabilitv for the Growth of
Grasses, 32, 227.

Pond, J. A., and Smith, S. P.
Tarawera Eruption, 19, 342.

Pope, J. H.

Double Stars, Method of measuring Position

of, 11, 141.
Stars and other Celestial Objects, Southern,
12, 165.

Potter, A. T.

Cicadas of N.Z., 29, 280.

Derwestes vulj)inus, Habits of, 31, 104.

Potts, T. H.

Alca impennis. Notes on an Egg of, 3, 109.
Apteryx, New Species of : A. haasti, 4, 204.
Birds of N.Z., 2, 40; 3, 59; 5, 171; 6, 139.

[See also 7, 530.]
Ferns, Notes on, 10, 358.
CtuU, New Species of : Lams (Bruchii/aria)

hulleri, 4, 203.
Lomaria collected in the Malvern District, 9,

491.
Mantis, A Native Species of, 16, 114.
Rail, New Species of : Rallus pictus. 4, 202.

Potts, T. H., and Gray, W.

Native Trees and Shrubs, Cultivation of some
Species of. 3, 181.

Powell, L.

Cicada, Notes on the Stridulating Oruans of
the, 5, 286.

Crustacean, A New : Phroyiinia novcR-zea-
landia>, 7, 294.

Four Fishes commonly found in the River
' Avon ; with a Consideration of the Ques-

tion, •' What is Whitebait ? "' 2, 84.

Hd'matococcus sanguineus. Colouring-matter of,
7, 404.

Katipo (Lairodectus). the Poisonous Spider of
N.Z., 3, .56.

Marine Spider from Cape Campbell : Desis
rohsoni, 11, 263.

Reqalecus pacificus. Anatomy of, 11, 269.

Spiders of N.Z., 5, 280.

ADTHORS.

83

POYNTUN. J. W.

Insect found in tioino Hot Spriny;s at 'ravi])0,
Notes on an, 36. 1 70, ">2t'>.

I'RIDEAUX. E. B. R.
Kauri-vcsin, Investigation into, 33, 868.

Prideaux, E. B. R., and Page, S.

Artesian-well System at the Base of the Port
Hills, 33, 335.

PURCHAS, A, G.

Phormium icnax. I'reparation of, 1, (iti [2n(l

ed., 473J.
Presidential Address to Auekland Institute —

1870, 3. App. 39 ; 1879, 12, 441.
Railway, The, and its Place in Social Economy,

28. 59.
Submarine Telegraph between Australia and

N.Z., Best Line for a, 8. 166.

PURDIE. A.

Epyaxa rostaria. Life-history of, 18, 208.
Moth, New Species of : Pasiphila lichenodes,
19, 69.

PtTRDIE, A. C.

Bittern, Supposed New Species of, from the
Lake District : Ardeola novce-zelandice. 3,
Proc. 99.

Duck, Supposed New Species of, 4, 213.

PURNELL, 0. W.

Animal Mind and the Human Mind, A Com-
parison between, 29, 71.

Animal Mind as a Eactor in Organic Evolu-
tion. 32. 243.

Antarctic Exploration. 11, 31.

Instincts of Animals. True, 28, 27.

MollxAca. Marine : Influence of Climate over
Geographical Distribution. 9. 665.

Technical Education for Artisans, A System
of, 17, 398.

Wanganui Tertiaries. 7. 453.

Purser, E.

Iron from the Titanifcrous Sand of N.Z., 28,
689.

Pycroft. a. T.

Birds of the Bay of Island^^

31, 141.

Quail, A.

Gharagia virescens, 35. 249.

Epalxiphora axenana, Meyr., a Si:>ecies of

Lrpidoptera scarce in N.Z., 37, 343.
Fly and a Spider : Pompilidfje, Salius mono-

chtis, and Porrhothele antipodiana. 35, 256.
Lepidoptem of N.Z., Embryology of, 33, 159 •

34, 220.
Lysiphrrtf/wa howesii, sp. nov.. 33. 154.
Vanf.'isa ijonerilla, Hymenopterous Parasite of

Ovum of. 33, 153.^

QUATKEFAGES, A. DE.

Moas and Moa-hunters, 25, 17.
•2— Trans. Inde.x.

R.

Raynek, G.

Mode of ( 'oiumunication between a Station
on a Line of Railway and a Train in Motion
on the Same Line. 4, 394.

Reischek, a.

All)atros. Wandering {JJioiiiedea exulans),

Habits and Home of the. 21, 126.
Birds of N.Z.. Habits of. 18, 105.
Birds of N.Z., Habits of. their Usefulness or

Destructiveness to the Country, 18, 96.
ILxjilorations Noith (jf Chalky" Sound. 20.

441.
Islands to the South of N.Z., 21. 378.
Little Barrier Island, the Birds which Inhabit

it and the Localitv as a Protection to them,

19. 181.
Ornithology. Notes on, 17, 187 ; 18, 84-96 ;

19, 184, 188.
Polecat, Ferret, Mongoose, Stoat, and Weasel

Habits of, 18, 110.
Rats, Notes on, 20, 125.
Sphenodon punctalum (Fringe-back Lizard),

18, 108.
Zoological Researches on the Chicken Island.s,

N.Z.. 14, 274.

Richardson, G. F.

Survey : Practical and Precise. 33, 492.

Richmond, C. W.

Man's Place in Creation, 2, 267.

Mind-.stuff. The Doctrine of : Reply to Mr.

Frankland's Paper. 12, 215.
Modern Aspect of Natural Theology, 2, 281.

Richmond, M. W.

Metaphysical H\pothesis, A Preliminarv Note
of a, 40, 538."

RiNGWOOD, W.

Red Sunsets, 17, 386.

Roberton, E.

Consumption, State Prevention of, 30, 66.
Malaria and Mosquitos, 35, 225.
Milk as a Vehicle of Disease, 23, 570.
Presidential Address to Auckland Institute,
1897, 30, 562.

Roberts, W. H. S.

Moa : Description by Maoris of Mode of
hunting it. &c., 7, 548.

Robertson, P. W'.

Alkaloids. Detection and Estimation of, by

means of their Double Sulphocvanides, 38,

51.
Antifebrine, Some New Compounds of a

Similar Nature to, 38, 45.
Fatty Acids and their Esters, Association of

the, and the Arrangement of Atoms in

Space, 37, 577.
Fatty Acids, Distillation of the, for the

Manufacture of Candles, 37, 568.
Fatty Acids. Molecular ('omplexity of the

35, 452.

34

Robertson, P. W. — continued.

Latent Heats of Fusion of the Elements and

Compounds. 34, 501.
Maximum or Minimum in the Properties of

certain Series of Organic Compounds, 35,

465.

Robertson, P. W., and Easterfield, T. H.
Vapour Densities of the Fatty Acids, 34, 499.

ROBSON, C. H.

Fi'ost-fish {Lepidojnis caudatva). Habits of the,

8, 218.
Katipo {Latrodectus katipo). Breedinc Habits

of the, 11, 391.
Mai-ine Spider found at Cape Campbell :

Argyronetra marina, 10, 299.
Moa Remains in Vicinity of Cape Campbell,

8, 95 ; 9, 279.
Plover, Eastern Golden {Charadrius fulvus) :

Observations on Breeding Habits. 16, 308.

ROBSON, C. W.

Cuttlefish, New Species of : Architndhis kirkii,
19, 155.

ROCHFORT, J.

Hokitika River, Changes in, 3, 299.

RoLSTON, Dr., a7id Edwin, Lieut.

White Island, Crater of, 1, 57 [2nd ed., 4(i4j.

Ross, A. H.

Magnetic NeetUe, Declination of, 6, 3.
Ships' Compasses : Deviations in Iron Steam-
vessels, 6, 10.

Rothschild, W.

Rail from Auckland Islands, New : ifaUus
mueUeri, 26, 180.

RowE, T. W.

Coriaria niscifolia, Development of the
Flower of, 19, 317.

Rutherford, E.

Magnetic Viscosity, 28, 182.
Magnetization of Iron by High-frequency Dis-
charges, 27, 481.

Rutherfurd, A. J.

Salmonidcp. and their New Home in the South
Pacific, 33, 240.

Rutland, J.

FaU of the Leaf, 21, 110.

Family Marks, 40, 563.

Grayling, Habits of the N.Z., 10, 250.

Greenstone : did the Maori discover it ? 30,

29.
Rat, N.Z. Bush {Mus inaorium). Habits of the,

22, 300.
Right-sidedness, 40, 339.
Totara, Regrowth of the, 33. 324.
Traces of Civilisation : an Inquiry into the

History of the Pacific, 29, 1.

St. John, J. H. H.

Tradition respecting the Aboriginal Inhabit-
ants of Whakatane. 24, 478.

Salmon, E. S.

Isotachis new to Science. A N.Z. : I . <trfi}mnii,
34. 325.

Sandager, F. S.

Fishes found round Mokohinou Islands. 20,

127.
Mokohinou Islands and the Birds which visit

them, 22, 286.
Sea-trout (Salmon or Sahnon-trnnt ?), Note

on some, 25, 254.

Schaw, H.

Antaictic Research, 28, (52.

Atmosphere, Further Light on the ( irculation

of the, in the Southern Hemisphere, 31, 57".
.Atmosphere in the Southern Hemisphere,

Facts discovered in his Investigations of the

Motions of the, 33, 376.
Cyclones, Interaction of. upon one another,

31, 567.
Earth's Atmosphere. Vertical Comiionent of

the Motions of the, 30, 465.
Glacial Epoch, The Last : explained by

Majoi'-General Drayson's Discovery of the

Second Rotation of the Earth. 27, 513.
Presidential Address to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society, 1893, 26, 635.
Rainbows caused by Reflection in Still Water,

and on EUiptically Generated Rainbows,

25, 450.
Reflection of Light, Some Peculiar Cases of

the, 27, 535.
Skeleton of Building revealed l)\- Dew. 26.

544.
Spiders, Notes on, 26, 107.
Storms of 30th .lanuary and l(5th April. 1897,

Histories of the, 30. 477.
Triple Bows, Remarkable Appearance of Two,

seen at Invercargill, 26, 545.
Weather - charts, .\ustralasian. and N.Z.

Storms. 29, 61.
Weather Prognostic, .\ Wellington. 28, 71.

Schwarzbach, B.

Sight, Effects of School Life on. 15, 472.

Scott, J. H.

Cancer in Fish, Note on the ( )ccurrencc of,

24, 201.
Maccjuarie Island, 15, 484.
Osteology of Aborigines of N.Z. and of the

Chatham Islands, 26, 1.
Presidential .\ddress to Otago Institute, 1885,

18. 429.

Scott, R. J.

Resistance of Steel to Mechanical Shock, and
the Determination of Material suitable for
Machinery, 38, 515.

Segar, H. W.

Age-di.stribution of the Population of the
Four Chief Provincial Districts of N.Z.,
Comparison of the, 36, 504.

AUTHORS.

35-

Seoak, H. W. — conlinued.

Census of 1901, Note on the Veracity of the

Returns of Age in the, 36, 80.
Drawing for Sequence in Competitions, 36,

501.
Flood of Gold, 35, 122.
Foreign Trade, The Struggle for, 40, 520.
Population of N.Z., 33, 445.
vStatistics of lnsanit\-. Cancer, and Phthisis in

N.Z., 34. 115.
Trade and Public Debt of N.Z., 35, 117.
Trade, English, Statistics respecting the

Trend of. 36, 493.
Trade. Tlie Balance of. 37. 173.

Sewell. W.

■\Vhite Island. Notes on a Visit to. 6, 38(5.

Shand, a.

Icebergs at the Chatham Islands, 25, 516.

Moriori Canoes. 4. 354.

Morioris, Early History of the, 37. 144.

Sh.\rp, D.

Anthn'bifhe of N.Z., 9. 375.
Colydikhe of N.Z., 9, 390.
j Pselaphidm from N.Z., Descriptions of New
Species of. 8, 275.
P-sehiphid(e. Two New (ienera of : Daln/ri and
Sagola. 8. 273.

Sharpe, R. B.

Apferyx hulleri, 21, 224.

Shepherd, H. F.

Cyanide Process, Treatment of Partiall\- De-
composed Pyritic Tailings by, 38, 558.

Shortland, E.

Maori Races, Short Sketch of, 1 (independently
paginated) [2nd ed., 329].

Shrewsbury, H.

Volcanoes, Auckland, 24. 3(i6.

Shufeldt, R. W.

Harpagornis, Affinities of, 28, 665.

^KEV, H.

Aerial Transit, Introduction of the Principle
of the Gyroscope in, 10, 176.

Aerial Transit, Introduction of the Tension
Wheel in, 10, 173.

Aerial Transit, Lifting- power of Inclined Planes
in, 10. 170.

Astronomical Telescope on a New Construc-
tion, 5, 119.

Aurora in the Southern Hemisphere, 35, 405.

Biela's Comet : Reported Collision with the
Earths Atmosphere, 7, 148.

Earths Atmosphere, Periodic Vertical Os-
cillations in the, and the Connection exist-
ing between the Fluctuations of Pressure,
as iirdicatcd by the Barometer, and Changes
in the Weather, 3, 306.

Fire-grate for economizing the Combu.stion of
Coals and Lignites and increasing the
Radiation of Heat, 9, 672.

Skev, H. — conlinued.

Furnace, Smokeless and Self-feeding, for Lig-
nites and other Fuels, and the Utilisation
of the Waste Heat, 6, 25.

Sun's Atmosphere, Periodic Vertical Oscilla-
tions in the, and their Connection with the
Appearance and Disappearance of the Solar
Spots, 13, 91.

Telescopes, Direct-vision Solar Eye-piece for
Large, 8, 172.

Zodiacal Light as seen in Southern Latitudes,
7, 150.

Zodiacal Light : its Connection with the Sun's
Motion in Space, 5, App. xliii.

Skey, H. F.

Seismograph Records, Christchurch, 37, 582 ;
38, 568.

Skey, W.

Absorjition of Alkaloids by Aluminous Sili-
cates, 5, 375.

Absorption of Antimony and Arsenic from a
Solution of their Oxides, 8, 337.

Alkalies. Solubility of, in Ether, 8, 338.

Alkalinity of Carbonate of Lime. 2, 150 : 4.
323.

Alkalinity or Acidity of certain Salts and
Minerals, 4, 325.

Alkaloids from Fixed Oils by Aniline Process,
Production of, 11, 471.

Argentic Oxide. Decomposition of, bv Mer-
cury, 12, 414.

Argentic Sulphide, Electric and Chemical
Deportment of, 8, 345. .

Argentiferous Salts which are affected by
Light, Results obtained upon, 12, 401.

Association of Grains of Gold with Native
Copper, 20, 454.

Auriferous Alloys, Mode of protlucing, by Wet
Processes, 5, 370.

Awaruite, a New Mineral from Barn Bay, 18,
401.

Barium, Production of a Mono-hvdrate of
Chloride of, 3, 220.

Bismuth at the Owen, Occurrence of, 19, 459.

Bismuthic (iold at the Owen Goldfields, 20,
453.

Brachyglotti-s lepanda and B. rangiora. Search
for Poisonous Principle of, 14, 400.

Calcic Carbonate, Solubilit\' of, in Alkaline
Chlorides, 10, 449.

Camphor, Cause of the Deposition of. towards
Light, 12, 411.

Camphor on Water, Movements of. 11, 473 ;
12, 403.

Chromes, Artificial : Preparation for Orna-
mental Purposes, 21, 359.

Conductivity of certain Substances hitherto
supposed to be Non-conducting for Voltaic
Electricity, 29, 581.

Copper, Absorption of, from its Ammoniacal
Solution, 4, 332.

Coprosma grandiflora. Examination of the
Bark of, for Alkaloids, 2, 152.

Crystalline Phosphates and Arseniates, Pro-
duction of certain, 2, 146.

36

Skey, ^V. — coutinttid.

Cyanide-solutions, Rapid Action of Strong, on
"Qold superficially, 30, 512.

Cyaniding Gold, Liberation of Hydrogen in a
certain Variation of the Apparatus used for,
30, 510.

Cyanogen, Analogy of, to Oxygen, 7, 379.

Cyanogen, Free : Further Results showing
that it does not dissolve or even attack
Cold, 29, 576.

Cyanogen : the Position it holds in relation to
the Simple Radicals, and its Inability to
combine directly with Silver or Gold, 29,
574.

Desilvering of Argentiferous Gold, New ^Nlode
for Direct, 1, 103 [2nd ed., 47].

Earthy Carbonates : Degree of Solubilitv in
Pure Water, 10, 452.

Electricity, Conducting-powcr of Metallic Sul-
phides and Oxides for, 4. 311.

Electro-capillarv Theory, Fallacy of the, 21,
363.

Electro-deposition of Gold u])on the Gold of
our Drifts, 30, 498.

Electro-motive Order of certain Metals in
Cyanide of Potassium, 8, 334.

Electro-motive Power of Gold and Platina in
Sulphides, 4, 313.

Electro -motive Power of Metallic Sulphides,
3, 232.

(ialvanic Circuit or Battery, Capability of
certain Sulphides to form Negative Pole of,
3, 222.

Gold, Absorption of Sulphur by, and its Effects
in retarding Amalgamation, 3. 216.

Gold, Alleged Nuclear Action of, 5, 372.

Gold Nuggets in Drift, Formation of, 5, 377.

Gold, Oxidation of, in Presence of Air and
Water, 25, 381.

Hot Blast, Application of, to Blow-pipe Pur-
poses, 2, 148.

Hydration of Clay-slate, Claj% and Coal,
Evolution of Heat during the, 7, 384.

Iodine and Bromine, Application of, for De-
tection of Gold in Minute Quantities, 2, 156.

Iodine, Manufacture of. Substitution of Ace-
tate for Sulphate of Copper in, 5, 376.

Karaka Nut, Isolation of the Bitter Substance
of, 4, 316.

Lead, A Periodide and an lodo-carbonate of,
13, 388. ^J1

Lead, Native, Occurrence at Collingwood of,
and its Association with Gold, 21, 367.

Magnesia, Dimorphism of, 13, 389.

Manganese-oi'es : Examination fo"^' Cobalt, 10,
448.

Mercuro-iodide Test for Detection of Alka-
loidal or Albumenous Matters. Modification
of the, 9, 553.

Mineral Oils of N.Z., 6, 252.

Mineral Waters of N.Z., 10, 423.

Mode in which Oil acts as a Nucleus in Super-
saturated Saline Solutions, 12, 407.

Osomose [Osmose] as the Cause of the Persist-
ent Suspension of Clay in Water, 11, 485.

Oxidation of Gold and Mereurv by Oxygen in
Presence of Water, 8, 339.

Skev, W. — coiitiituid.

Oxidation of Mercury in Air and Water, also

of Iron, in Alkaline Solution, 29. 582.
Oxidation of Silver and Platinum bv Oxygen

in Presence of Water, 8, 332.
Oxygenized Graphite and Platinum. Cliemical

Effects of, 8, 347.
Paraffin - deposit at Waiapu, Su])posed, 14,

397.
Petroleum, Hydrocarbons of Benzol Scries in,

11, 469.

Photographic Effects produced with Silver

Salfs : New Theory of the Mode, 14, 403.
Platinum, Absorptive Properties of. 3, 221.
Platinum, Fusibility of, in the Blov.pipe-

flame, 2, 155.
Potassium-cyanide Solution, Action of, upon

Gold : Notes on Mr. J. S. Maclaurin"s

Paper, 28, 708.
Precipitate formed by certain Mercuric Salts

in Presence of Essential Oils, Nature of,

12, 412.

Property possessed by Essential (Jils of
whitening Precipitate produced by mixing
Solution of Moi'curo-iodide and Mercuric
Chloride, 11, 470.

Reduction of certain Metals from their Solu-
tions by ]\Ietallic Sulphides, 3, 225.

Seismograph for indicating or registering
Minute Shocks, Electro-magnetic, 4, 330.

Silica, Absorptive Properties of, and its Direct
Hydration by Contact with Water, 2, 151.

Silver-ore of Richmond Hill, Comj>osit)on of
the, 9, 556.

Simplest Continuous ^lanifoldness of Two
Dimensions and of Finite Extent : Notes
upon Mr. Frankland's Paper, 13, 100.

Stinkstone (Anthraco7iite), Nature of, 25, 379.

Sulpho-cyanide of Potassium, New Process
for ilatuifacture of, 4, 330.

Sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas, (4eneration of,
4, 321.

Sulphur from Carbon bv Voltaic Action, Evo-
lution of. 7. 389.

Suspension of ( 'lay in Water, Cause of, and
its Precipitation, 4. 380.

Tonalinson's Cohesion Figures, Nature and
Cause of, 11, 490.

Torbanite. Formation and Constitution of,
7, 387.

Tutu Plant, Extraction of the Poisonous Prin-
ciple of, 2, 153.

Voltaic Cell, Replacement of Metals in a, 8,
343.

Water, Decomposition of, by Tannic Acid in
Conjunction with an Alkali, 30. 509.

Writing-ink, A I'seful Modification of Com-
mon, 9, 557.

Zinc and Cobalt Salts, AUotropic Form of,

13, 387.

Skey, W., and McK.\y, A.

Minerals. Rare, associated with the Tin-ore
of Stewart Island ; with Notes on their
Mode of Occurrence, 22, 415.

Skinner, W. H.

Marsland Hill, Notes on, 37, 211.

ALTTHOHS.

37

Smith. H. (J. Sf.th.

Prcsi(l(Mitial A(ldr(>;;y t(i Auckland Jnslitute',
1884, 17. 4.".1.

Smith, J. A.

Barks for 'J'anning Purposes, X.Z. and Aus-
tralian. 11. 570.

Smith, J. P.

Alkaline and Xci)heline Rocks from WCstland,
40, 122.

Smith, S. P.

Coast-line at Manukau Heads. Traditional

Change in the. 11. .")14.
Coastline in the Northern Part of the North

Island, Indications of Changes in the, 13,

398.
Dumont D'Urville's Exploration of Tasman

Bay in 1827, 40, 416.
Geological Notes on the Kerraadec (^roup, 20,

333.
Geology of Northern Portion of Hawke's Bay,

9, 565.
Nikan-tree, Branched, 10. 357.
Otakanini Pa, Kaipara, History of, 28, 41.
Tohunga-Maori, The : a Sketch, 32, 253.
Tongarevva, or Penrhyn Island, antl its

People, 22, 85.
Volcanic Activity in Sunday Island in 1814,

28, 47.

Smith. S. P., and Pond, J. A.
Tarawera Eruption, 19, 342.

Smith, T. H.

ilaori Implements and Weapons, 26, 423.
;Maori Nomenclature, 25, 395.
Maori Proverbs. 22. 111.

Smith, W. W.

Ants, Habits of N.Z., 28, 468.

Birds of Lake Brunner District, 21, 205.

Ducks, N.Z., Notes on certain Species of. 29,

252.
Earthworms of N.Z., 19, 123 ; 26, 155.
Earthworms of N.Z., Further Notes on : with

Observations on the Known Aquatic Species,

25, 111.
Hicracidea nnrce-zfttlavdicf and //. l/rvnnea,

16. 318.
IVIaori Relics, Ancient, from Canterl)UTy, N.Z.,

33, 426.
:Mites attacking Beetles and Moths. 34. 199.
Ocydromus australis, Habits of, 18, 131.
Plants naturalised in the County of Ash-

Imrton, 36. 203.

Speight, R.

Doleritic Dyke at Dyer's Pass, 26, 4(I8.
Dyke at Nugget Point, Note on a, 36, 477.
Olivine-andesite of Banks Peninsula, 25, 367.
Rocks from Campbell Island, 37, 552.
Rocks from the Kermadec Islands, 28. 625.
Soda Amphibole Trachyte from Cass's Peak,

Banks Peninsula, 40, 176.
Terrace-development in the Valleys of the

Canterbur\- Rivers, Some Aspects of the,

40, 16.

SrEXCEE. W. I.

Ahu^ of N.Z.. Fresh-water. 14, 287 ; 15,
302.

Life, 13, 109.

Presidential Address to Hawke's Bay Philo-
sophical Institute. 18S6. 19. 619.

Stack, J. ^V.

Colour-sense of tiie .Maori. 12. 153.

Kahui Tipua, Reniaiks on Jlr. jM. Cameron's

Theory respecting the, 12. 159.
Lizard : Disap])earance of Larger Kinds from

North Canterbury, 7, 295.
Maori House, Christchurch JIuseum, 8, 172.
" Moas and Moa-hunters "' : Observations on

J. Haast's Address, 4, 107.
" Moa " : Notes on the Word " Moa " in the

Poetry of the New-Zealanders, 7, App.

xxviii.
Traditional History of the South Island

Maoris, 10, 57.

Stair, J. B.

Manu Mea, or Red Bird of Samoa, Records
relating to the : a Romance of Sanioan
Natural History. 30, 293.

Stenhouse, a.

Pic-tish {Afjriopiis !< arop<icilus). Anatomy of
the, 26. 111.

Stephenson, G. B.

Dichsonia and ('i/nlliift, Young Stages of, 40, 1,

Stewart, J.

Elevation of the Waikato District, Evi-
dences of Recent Change in the, 10, 34.

'■' Field '■ Boiler, I'sc of Salt Water in, 3, 318.

Hydraulic Mortar in Auckland, Experiments
"in, 1, 157 [2nd ed.. 101).

Kauii, Mottled, 7. 376.

Lava Caves at the Three Kings, 2, 162.

Lighthouse in Ponui Passage, Foundation of,
4, 135.

Native Trees in the Auckland Domain,
Growth of, 38, 374.

Presidential Address to .Auckland Institute —
1890, 23, 615 ; 1901, 34, 1.

Reclamation of Sand Wastes on the Coast, 6,
42.

River-steamers on the ^^'aikato, Comparative
Performances of, 2, 220.

Rotorua Piaihvay and District, 24, 591.

Salmon, Introduction and Acclimatisation of
the, 8, 205.

Sanatorium in Rotorua District, Establish-
ment of a, 17, 427.

Semicircular Protractor, Use of the, with De-
scription of Imjiroved Form of that In-
strument, 3. 316.

A\'ater-supij)y for Auckland from ]\Iount Eden,
6. 40.

Stewart, J. T.

Artesian Well at Aramoho, 34, 451.

Rivei' S\stems of South Portion of Province

of Wellington, 2, 198.
" Taranaki," s.s.. Raising of the, 2, 203,

38

INDEX.

Stikton, J.

Lichen, New : Steieocaulon buchananl, 7, 3*>7.
Lichens, New Australian and N.Z., 30. 382 ;

32, 70.
Lichens of Wellington Province, 6, 235.
Pyxine, New Classification of the Genus, 30,

393.

Stock, A.

Bat in N.Z., Existence of a Large, 8. 180.
Flosctilaria coronetta, N.Z. Variety of, 25, 193.
Longitude of Wellington Observatory, 9. 217.

Stowe, E.

Sand as a Cutting Agent, Effect of Wind-
driven, 5, 105.

Shell found at Nelson. New : Im piiator dnvisii,
4, 218.

Sttjakt, W.

Lake Wakatipu. Formation of. 14. 407.

Sttjem, F. W. C.

Danais berenice. Notes on, 11, 305.
Timber and Firewood, Beneficial Raising of
Trees suited for. 11, 568.

Stjtek, a. B.

Presidential Address to Nelson Philosophical
Society— 1883. 16. 573 ; 1887. 20. 476.

SUTEK, H.

Dredging in Hauraki (iulf. Results of ; with
Descriptions of Se\en New Species. 39, 252.

FJabdhnn ruc/ulosu))i, Tenison-Woods, 38, 334.

Gundlachia, The First -discovered in N.Z. :
G. neozelanica, 37, 258.

Insects of N.Z., Notes on. 25, 153.

Isidora, Revision of the N.Z. Species of the
Genus, with Description of a New Sub-
species. 37. 267 : Correction. 38. 333.

Molhisca collected by Messrs. Lucas and
Hodgkin in Six Lakes in N.Z., Report on,
37, 233.

MoUvsca. Descriptions of New Species of N.Z.,
40, 360.

JloUusca, Hutton's Manual of the N.Z. :
List of the Species described, with the
Corresponding Names used at the Present
Time. 34. 207.

MoUusrri. Land, of Little Barrier Island, 34,
204.

AIoUkscii, List of Land and Fresh-water,
doubtful for N.Z. or not inhabitins it. 24,
281.

MoUusca. List of N.Z., described in Foreign

Publications since 1890, 31, 255.
Mollusm, N.Z. Non-marine. Further Contri-
butions to the Geosraphical Distribution of,
33, 151.
MoUusca, Notes on N.Z., with Descriptions of

New Species and Subspecies, 38, 316.
Mollvsca of N.Z., Dentition of some Land and
Fresh- water ; with Descriptions of New
Species. 24. 28(i.
MoUusca of X.Z., Land and Fiesh-water,

Check-list of the. 26. 139.
Mollusca of X.Z.. Land and Fresh-water, Mis-
cellaneous Communications on, 24, 283.

SuTER, H. — continued.

Mollmcfi of N.Z., List of the Introduced Land
and Fresh-watei-, 24, 279.

MoUiisrn, Result of Dredging for. iiear Cuvier
Island, with Descriptions of New Species,
40, 344.

Molluscan Fauna of N.Z., 24, 270 ; 25. 147 ;
26, 121 ; 28, 319 ; 39, 265.

Molluscs of N.Z., Land and Fresh-water, IMia-
cellaneous Communications on, 23, 93.

Plueostylus from N.Z., A New : P. boUonsi,
40, 340.

Pleurotoniidce, Revision of the N.Z., with De-
scriptions of Six New Species, 31, 64.

Polyplarophora, N.Z. : Keys to Genera and
Species, 31, 59.

Potnnwpyrcjus, Revision of the N.Z. Species of
the Genus, with Description of a New
Species, 37, 258.

Shells of N.Z., Land and Fresh-water : De-
scriptions of New Species. 22, 221 ; 23, 84.

SxjTER. H.. and Murdoch, R.

Dredging on the Continental Shelf of N.Z.,
Results of, 38. 278.

SlTTHERLAND, D.

Cat's Eye Bay, 17. 435.

Milford Sound, Discoveries in the Neigh-
bourhood of, 16, 454.

ililford Sound, Discoverv of a New River and
Valle\- in Vicinitv of. 28, 724.

T.

Tancred, H. .).

Presidential Address to Philosophical Institute
of Canterbury. 1873. 6, 407.

Tajjcred, T. S.

Sewage Irrigation and its Results, with a
Sketch of the Main Drainage .Systems of
London and Paris. 2. 214.

Tareha.

Maoii House, Colonial Museum. Description
of, 1. 41 [2nd ed., 445].

Taylor. R.

Lake Pas, N.Z., 5, 101.

Moa Remains, Accoimt of First Discoverv of,
5, 97.

Texiso>;-Woods, J. E.

MlUepora, New Species of : M. nnduhm, 11,
345.

Tenxant, J. S.

AlgcB, Fresh-water, collected in Dunedin Dis-
trict durinu the Summers of 1896-97, 31,

748.

Thilenus. ( ;.

Formaline in Muscolotiy. 31, 101.

Tho.^l^.s, a. p. W.

Geology of Tonsariro and the Taupo District,

21, 338.
PhylloglossitnL The Prothallium of, 34, 402.

AUTHORS.

39

Thomas. A. P. W. — rout i mad.

Presidential Adilross to AurUlaml Institute.

189.-.. 28. 747.
Rocks of the Kermadeo Islanils. 20. :U1.
Voleanic Hocks of 'I'aupo District an<i Kinu-

countrv. 20. SOU.

Thomson. 0. M.

Coptpoda of X.Z.. 15. IK}.

Copepoda of N.Z.. Parasitic ; with Descrip-
tions of New Species. 22, 3r,3 ; 23, 227.

Cni.i/iicfii Anoiiiura of N.Z.. A Revision of the,
31. 169.

Crustacea from Macquarie Island. 27. 21U.

Crustacea of N.Z., Notes on and Additions to,
11. 230 ; 13, 204 ; 14. 230 : 16. 234 ; 21, 259.

<^"rustacean. New. from Auckland Islands. 11.
249.

Daphnia, New Species of : I), si m 11 is. 16. 240.

Donatia novce-zealandice, 13. 289.

E)ifotiiostraca of N.Z.. 11. 2.-)l.

Fisheries of N.Z.. Notes on. 30. .-)7i).

Flora of N.Z., Origin of the, 14. 485.

Flowerinw-plants of N.Z., Fertilisation of, 13,
241.

dastrodia, 40, 579.

Loranthus, Peculiar Attachment -discs deve-
loped in some Si^ecies of. 31, 73().

Melicope simplex, Cleistogamic Flowers of. 24.
416.

Natural History, The Study of. 31. 740.

Orchesfidce, S_ynonyray of the N.Z., 31. 197.

Orchids of N.Z., Means of Fertilisation among
some, 11, 418.

Plant-acclimatisation in X.Z.. 33, 313.

Plants of Otago, Naturalised, 7, 370.

Plants of Otago, Notes on some. 9. 538.

Portobello Marine Fish - hatcher\ and Bio-
logical Station. 38. 529.

Pycnogonida of N.Z.. 16, 242.

Sea-fishes, Notes on, 24, 202.

Viola. Cleistogamic Flowers of the (4enus, 11,
415.

Tho.msox, ('. M., and Chiltox. C.

Crustacea Malacostrara of N.Z., Critical List
of, 18, 141.

Thomson, J. A.

Fossils from Kakanui. 40. 98.
Gem (iravcls of Kakanui: with Remarks on
Ceology of District. 38, 482.

Thomson, J. T.

Barata Numerals, 5, 131.

Barat or Barata Fossil Words. 11. 157 ; 12,

223.
lleansing of Towns, 11, 38.
<ilacial Action and Terrace Formations of

South N.Z.. 6. 309.
Longitude of Wellington. 8. 441.
Mind-stuff : Remarks on Mr. Frankland's

Paper, 14, 107.
Moriori Connection. 12, 237.
Presidential Address to Otago Institute —

1874. 6, 440 ; 1875. 7. 550.
Presidential Address to Southland Institute —

1880, 13, 458 ; 1881, 14, 5fi8.

Thomson, J. T. — continued.

Rivers. Contrivance for Economizing Current

of. 4. 141.
Southland District before Settlement. 13. 459.
Smvev. Colonial Standard, 9. 9(j.
Whence of the Maori, Fthnogra])hical Con-

sidci-ations on the. 4, 23.
Whence of the Maori. Philological ( 'onsidera-

tions on the. 6. A|)|). xxw

Thomsox, p.

Ferns, P. are. 7. 540.

Field Naturalists, Work foi-. 4, 138.

Fish and their Seasons, 9, 484.

Fish-supply of Dunedin, 10, 324 ; 11. 880.

Rock-pool and its Contents, 4, 219.

.Sanflhills in Neighbourhood of Dunedin, 3.

263.
Sandymount District. Otago Peninsula. 6, 434.

Thomson. W. M.

Polynoi'd. A New : I'nii/iior roinina. 34. 241.

Thokne, C., .Tun.

^loa and Moa-hunters' Remains at Pataua
River, Whangarei, 8, 83.

TiFFEN, C. W.

Optical Illusion. An. 33. 434.

TOWNSON, W.

Vegetation of Westport District. 39. 3S0.

TE.A.1LL. C.

Antarctic Exploration, Economic. 19. 470.
Tertiary Series of Oamaru and .Moeraki. 2. 166.

Travers, H. H.

Birds of the Chatham Islands. 5. 212.
Chatham Islands. 1. 173 [2nd ed., 119].

Tkavers. W. T. L.

Avifauna and Flora of the ('hathain Islands,

5, 212.
Bird as the Labourer of Man. 35. 1.
Birds of N.Z.. Distribution of, 15, 178.
Birds of N.Z., Habits of some. 4. 206.
Cassinia leptoplii/lla. Spread of. 6. 248.
Changes eiiected in the Natural Features of a

New Countrv by the Introduction of Civil-
ised Races, 2. 299 ; 3, 32(5.
Chatham Islands. Notes extracted from

Letters from H. H. Travers, 4, 63.
Earthquakes and Volcanoes, Prime Causes of

the Phenomena of, 19. 331.
Eel. .Absence of, from CpjX'r \\'aters of

Waiau-ua and its Tributaries. 3, 120.
Flesh-fly. Notes upon a N.Z., 3, 116.
Flora of Nelson and Mailhorough compared

with that of Canterburv. 1. Pt. iii, 17

[2nd ed., 174].
Food Plants now used by Civilised Man as

com))ared with those used in Prehistoric

Times, 18. 30.
(ilaciers of Middle Island of N.Z.. Ivxtinct, 6,

297.
Creat Floods of February. 1868. 14, 7ti.
Hvbridization, with reference to Vaiiation in

Plants, 1, 89 [2nd ed., 31].

40

INDEX.

Traveks, W. 'J'. L. — continupd.

Lake District of Auckland Province, 9. :>.

Material and Scientific Progress in N.Z. dnrinL!;
the Victorian Era, 30. 1.

Moa, Extinction of the : Review of Discus-
sions published in the Transactions, 8, 58.

Morioris, Traditions and Manners and Cus-
toms of the, 9, lo.

Organic Productions of X.Z., Distribution of
the. 16, 461.

Pari/phanta in N.Z., Notes on the Larger
Species of ; with Remarks on the Distribu-
tion and Dispersal of Land-shells, 27, 224.

Patdlidce, Notes on, with reference to Species
found on the Rocks at Lsland and Lyall
Bays, 30, 300.

Pathogenic ^licrobes, and the Means of pre-
venting Diseases originating in their In-
troduction into the System, 22, 55.

p]ior)iiiuni fpiui.v. Utilisation of, 1, lOS [2nd
ed., 114|.

Photography, Practice of Outdoor, 4, lUO.

Pleistocene Glaciation of N.Z., Notes on Dr.
Haast's Supposed, 7. 409.

Podiceps cristafus, Notes on Habits of, 3, 113.

Polygonum aricnlnre. Origin in N.Z. of, 5. 310.

Presidential Addres.s to Wellington Philo-
sophical Society— 1871, 4, 356; 1878, 10,
539: 1896. 29," 111.

Rauparaha, Te, Life and Times of, 5, 19.

Sand-dunes of the West Coast of Wellington
Province, Reclamation of, 14, 89.

Sand-worn Stone of Evans Bay, 2, 247.

Survey : Notes on the System proposed by
Mr. Thomson for N.Z., from a Legal Point
of View, 9, 280.

" Traditions of the New-Zealanders," as col-
lected bv Sir 0. (Trev, Historical Value of,
4, 51.

Warmer Climate in High Northern Latitudes
durins Former Geological Periods, Causes
of, 10, 459. 470.

Teegeab, E.

Ancient Alphabets in Polynesia, 20, 353.

Aryo-Semitic Maori : Replv to A. S. Atkinson,
20, 400.

Ceremonial Language, 27, 593.

Congenital Stigmata, 31, 623.

Hypnotism. A Phase of, 29, 83.

Maori Civilisation, Old, 26, 533.

Maori in Asia, 18, 3.

Maori Spirals and Sun-worship. 32, 284.

Moa, Extinction of the, 25, 413.

Moriori. The, 22, 75.

Mythology, Comparative, Thoughts on, 30, 50.

Myths of Observation. 27, 579."

Name for a Spider, A, 32, 298.

Polynesian Folli-lore, 19, 486.

Polynesian Folk-lore : the Origin of Fire, 20,
369.

Polynesian Legends of the Deluge, 22, 506.

Polynesian Words, Curious, 23, 531.

Polynesians, Ancient. Knowledge of Cattle
amongst, 21. 447.

Presidential Address to Wellington Philoso-
phical Society— 1891, 24, 687 ; 1898, 31, 605.

Tregear, E. — continued.

Track of a Word : the Maori Noun Muta, 19,

482.

Ttjxsy, .J. M.

Coals and Coalfields in Auckland Province,
8, 387.

TtrnNBULL, T. (Architect, Wellington).
Earthquakes and Architecture. 21, 498.

TtTRNBULL, T. (Harbourmaster, Westland).
, Haast Wreck and Ocean-currents, 8. 446.
Wreck found at Haast River, Description of,
7, 14(i.

u.

Ukquhaist. a. T.

Aranea, Two Species new to Science, from

Jenolan Caves, N.S.W. : Linyphia weburdi

and Cyclocteniis abyssinus, 22, 236.
Araneidce, Catalogue of the Described Speciea

of N.Z., 24, 220 ; 29, 284.
Araneidea in N.Z., Protective Resemblances

in the, 15, 174.
Araneidea. New Species of, 19. 72 ; 20, 109 ;

21, 134 ; 22. 239 ; 23. 128 ; 24. 230 ; 25,

165 ; 26, 204.
Argiope from Fiji, New Species of: ^4. leuco-

pida. 22, 234.
Earthworms in N.Z., Habits of, 16, 266.
Earthworms in N.Z., Work of, 19, 119.
Epacris niiciophylla in N.Z., 14, 364.
Eucah/ptus in the Karaka District, Natural

Spread of, 16, 383.
Gasteracantlia, New Species of, from Norfolk

Island : G. ocillatum, 21, 152.
Spiders of N.Z., 17, 31 ; 18, 184. Errata. 19,

118.

V.

Vatjx, W. S. W.

Maori Races, Probable Origin of the, 8, 3.

Veeeill, a. E.

Starfi.shes from N.Z., New, 12, 278.

w.

Wakefield, C. M.

Cohoptera : New Genera and Species from

Canterbury, 6, 155.
Cohoptera of Canterbury. 5, 294.
Dermesies lardarius and Phoracantha recurva.

Occurrence of, in Canterbury, 6, 153.

Wakefield, F.

Intercommunication, Clertain Modern Pro-
jects of, and their Relation to N.Z., 2, 331.

Wakelin, T.

Circular Motion, Fallacies in the Thcorv of,

14, 134.
Gravitational Experiments, 17. 4(>7.
Gravitation, Cause of, 13, 122.
Gravitation, Probable Discovery of the I'hy-

sical Causation of, 20, 452.
Surface Features of the Earth and Local

Variations in the Force of Gravity, 15, 463.

AUTHORS.

41

Walker, C.

Forest Conservancy : Climatic and Financial
Aspect as applicable to N.Z., 9, App. xxvii.
Forestry, State : its Aim and Object, 9, 187.

\A'-\XKEE, J. J. '

Entomology of X.Z., Notes on, 34, 572.

W.uxis, J.

Marriage, Savage and Barbaric Survivals in,
9, 249.

W.\LSH, P.

Brake Fins : a Proposed Appliance for the

Better Handling of Ocean-steamers, 24, 641.
Bush, Disappearance of the X.Z., 29, 400.
Bush, Future of the N.Z., 31, 471.
■Cordyline ieniiinaJis, Occurrence in X.Z. of,

33, 301.
Deer, Effect of, on the X.Z. Bush : a Plea for

Protection of Forest Reserves, 25, 435.
Ferneries. Public : a Suggestion, 26, 619.
Flax, An Abnormal Growth of X.Z.. 14, 374.
Kokowai, Maori Method of preparing and

using, 36, 4.
Kumara, Cultivation and Treatment of the,

35, 12.
Lightning, A Flash of, 37, 580.
Maori Preserved Heads, 27, 610.
Maori, The Passing of the : an Inquiry into

the Principal Causes of the Decav of the

Race, 40, 154.
Pulp, The Age of : a Speculation on the

Future of the Wood-fibre Industry, 23, 523.
Saurian, A Rare, 37, 351.
Winged Pilot of Hawaiki, 38, 127.

Ward, C. D. R.

Presidential Address (Inaugural) to Otago In-
stitute, 1869, 2, 425.

Warrex, W. H.

Maori Ti-umpet, Xotes on Dr. Xewman's, 38,
138.

Washbourke, H. p.

Formation of Gold into Specks and Nuggets,

A Theory on the, 22, 400.
Minerals at Xelson, 20, 344.

Watkixs, K.

Canoe that brought the ^Maoris to X.Z., 40,
568.

IYatt, J.

BoUcnia pachijdennatinci. Structure of, 24, 334.

Webb, J. S.

Address to Otago Institute, 1871, 4, 409.

Astronomy and Celestial Physics, 5, App. 1.

Atmospheric Pressure : Local Variations de-
pendent on Strength of \A'hids, 5, 106.

Fur-seal of X.Z., 4, 199.

Moon and the Weather, 3, Proc. 62.

Natural-historv Collections in Otago Museum,
3, 203.

Plants collected near Invercargill, 5, 360.

.Presidential Address to Otago Institute — 1875,
8, 4,34 ; 1876, 9, 647.

Webb, .1. S. — continued.

Psychic Force (so called): Notes upon the

Experiments made by Mr. Crookes, 4, 421.
Sailing Flight of the" .Ubatros, Mechanical

Principles involved in, 2, 233.
Seals of the Genus Stenorhipiciis captured on

East Coast of Otago, 2, 28. j

Sinking Funds : Notes on a Paper by Captain

Hutton, 3, 325. 4

Whale-fisheries, Report on, 3, Proc. 68. j """
Zodiacal Light. 5, App. xlvii.

Webster, AV. H.

Dredging on the Continental Shelf of N.Z.,
Results of, 38. 305.

Fauna, Atlditions to the N.Z., 38, 309.

MoUuscan Fauna, Additions to the N.Z., 40,
254.

Shells of N.Z., New Species of Marine, to-
gether with Remarks on some Non-marine
Species, and some Additions to the "" Index
Fauuffi," 37, 276.

Weet.max, S.

Great Barrier Island, Notes on, 22, 79.
Moa Remains found at Great Ban-ier Island,
19, 193.

Welch, W.

Bronze Buddhas from Pekin, Notes on, 37,

208.

Wells, W.

Drift Beds of Wakapuaka and Port Hills,

with Remarks on the Boulder Bank and its

Formation, 17, 344.
Resemblance of Country in Neighbourhood of

Dun Mountain and Wairoa Gorge to Mining

Districts of Queensland and Auckland, 3,

287.

WniTcoirBE, C. D.

Reclamation of Land devastated by En-
croachment of Sand, 5, 108.

White, T.

Atkis hoschas : Note on Female assuming
Plumage of Male, 20, 39.

Arachnids : the Small Pond in the Forest, 32,
408.

Are thev Old Kumara-pits ? 32, 396.

Biixl Moa and its Aliases, 27, 262.

Cook's Last Vovage, Relics of, 21, 397.

Dos of N.Z., Native, 24, 540.

Dois of N.Z., AYild, 22, 327.

Ducks, Hvbrid, bred from Common Duck ami
Grey Duck, 18, 134.

Goat, The Travelled [with Captain Cook], 35.
209.

Have we the Remams of a Swimming Swan-
like Moa ? 32, 339.

Horse, The : a Study in Philolog\-, 35, 211.

Hybridism, 33, 199.

Instincts, Inherited, and Anecdotes of Do-
mestic Animals, 32, 272.

Kea, a Sheep-eating Parrot, 27, 273.

Maori Earthwork Fortification, 32, 398.

Maori Pa at Lake Te Anau, 26, 513.

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INDEX.

White, T. — continued.

Maori Stronghold, A. 32, 397.

Marxi-iwi walk over Glenshea Cliff at Ni^jht,

The Fleeing, 32. 363.
Meteor of 4th May. 1888. Description of, 22,

105.
Moa and Toa — the Bird and the Tree, 32, 344.
Moa Caves in Wakatipu District, 8, 97.
Moa, Feathers of Two Species of, 18, 83.
Moa Remains in the Forest, 25, 504.
Native Names for Places, 32, 347.
Philological Study in Natural History, A, 34,

135.
Poua and other Extinct Birds of the Chatham

Islands, 29, 162, 632.
Rabbits, Weasels, and Sparrows. 23, 201.
Bahui, The Ceremony of, 28, 54 ; 32, 352.
Rat, Black : Note accompanying Specimens,

11, 343.
Rats and Mice, 23, 194.
Rats, and their Nesting in Small Branches of

Trees, 30, 303.
Rats of N.Z., 27, 240.
Shadow Pictures, 22, 108.
Sheep, Breeding Black : a Study in Colour, 33,

191.
Sheep, Coloured, 21, 402 ; 23, 207.
Snow Scenes on the Southern Alps, 21, 398.
Spider, A Hunting, 32, 406.
Te Kuri Maori (the Dog of N.Z.) : a Reply to

W. Colenso, 26, 585.

WlLDIXG, R.

Central Forces, 3, Proc. 101.

WlLKI>'SON, J. R.

Winter Pasture and its Grazing, 24, 628.

Williams, G. W.

Forest Planting and Conservation, 12. 428.

WlLLLiJlS, H. W.

Fourth Dimension, Some Observations on the,
34, 507.

Williams, W. L.

Cook's Visit to Poverty Bay and Tolaga Bay,

21, 389.
Footprints of Large Bird found at Turanga-

nui, Poverty Bay, 4, 124.
Phonnium colensoi, Abnormal Growth of a

Plant of, 36, 333.
Rain-gauge, A Simple Form of, 4, 392.
Ruthei-ford, John, Story of, 23, 453.
Sunfish captured at Poverty Bay, 25, 110.
Tarawera Eruption, Phenomena comiected

with, as observed at Gisborne, 19, 380.

Wilson, A.
Light and Sound, Analogy between : Are
they Convertible ? 25, 510.

Wilson, D. C.

Rising Generation, Notes on the, 11, 549,
Small Birds of N.Z., Disappearance of the,
10, 239.

Wilson, H.

Oxford Chalk Deposit. Canterbury, N.Z.. 20,
274.

Wilson, Major.

Korotangi, or Stone Bird. 22, 499.

WrNKELMANN, C. P.

Great Barrier Island Hot Spring.s, 19, 388.

Withy, E.

Sanitation and Ventilation as required in a

Modern House. 25, 459.
Stability of Ships : its Principles made clear
by Models and Diagrams, 24, 653.

WOHLERS, J. F. H.

Maori Mythology and Traditions, 7, 3 ; 8, 108.
Maoris in the South Island of N.Z., C!onver-
sion and Civilisation of the, 14, 123.

WOJEIKUF, A.

Results of the Destruction of Forests upon the
River Wolga at A.stracan, 4, 374.

WORLEY, W. F.

Geology of Nelson, 26, 414.
Manures, Chemical, Notes on some Experi-
ments with, 29, 588.
Nelson Boulder-bank, 32, 221.

Weight, A. M.

Coal. Technical Analysis of, and Coal-testing,
38, 42.

ileat Products, Analyses of certain N.Z., 40,
322.

Nitroculture, Increase of Nitrogen in certain
Soils due to, 39, 121.

Nitrogen -fixing Bacteria, Fixation of Atmo-
spheric Nitrogen by, in certain Solutions,
40, 324.

Wright, F. E.

Electricity, Earth of N.Z. a Bad Conductor of,

2, 226.

Village Greens, 6, 415.

Wright, F. W.

Katipo : a Poisonous Spider of N.Z., 2, 81.
Tramway, Self-acting Clamp Mountain Wire,

3, 32f.

Yardin, Rev. Father.

Vine-growing in Hawke's Bay, 23, 528.

Young, J.

Paper Currency : Reply to Paper by J. Car-
ruthers on " Mill's Fourth Fundamental
Theorem respecting Capital," 10, 536. [<S"
also 10, 24.]

z.

ZOUCHE, I. DE.

Bacteria and their Relation to Disease, 22, 31.

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anthropology and philology.

axthropolo(;y.

Booiiierana, Oriuiii of the (\\. D. Campbell). 15,

459.

Chatham Islands (see Morioiis, p. 45).

Civilisation of the Pacific (C. Phillij].*), 9, -in.

Congenital Stigmata (E. Tregear), 31, 023.

Existence of Man in N.Z. at or before the Volcanic
Era, Discovery of Cut Stump of Tree giving
Evidence of (.1 Goodall), 7, 144.

Family Marks (J. Rutland), 40, 563.

Fiji Fire Ceremonv, Account of the (T. M.
Hocken), 31, 667.'

Fiji Fire-walking Ceremon3\ with a Probable Ex-
planation of the My.stery (R. Fulton), 35, 187.

Food Plants now^ used by Civilised Man as com- ;
pared with those used in Prehistoric Times
(W. T. L. Travers), 18, 30.

•<Treenstone, Modern Historv of a Block of (W.
Colenso), 27, 598.

Hawaii-nei and the Hawaiians (F. B. Hutchin-
son), 15, 467. j

Life in the South Seas : Fairv Tales anfl Folk- '
lore (F. W. Chri.stian). 30, 03. j

3Iaoris —

Ancestry (.J. C. Ci-awford), 20. 414. '

Ancient Aboriginal Cdche.i- near Wanganui

(H. C. Field), 9, 220. j

Ancient Maoris, Memorabilia of Works, Deeds,

and Sayings of the (W. Colenso), 24, 445. I
Ancient Native Burial-place, near Moa-bone !

Point, Sumner {.J. von Haast). 7, 86.

Maoris — continued.

Are thev Old Kumara-pits r (T. White) 32

396. ' '

Arrow-propulsion by Maoris, Peculiar Method

of (C. PhilUps), 10, 97.
Art of the Whare Pom : Notes on the Clothing

of the Ancient Maori (E. Best), 31, 625.
Aryo-Semitic Maori (A. S. Atkuison), 19, 552.
Aryo-Semitic Maori : Reply to A. S. Atkinson

(E. Tregear), 20, 400.
Bone Comb for ornamenting the Head of a

Maori Chief, foimd in (Jtago (A. Hamiltofi),

25, 483.
Bone Lizard Pendant (A. Hamilton), 35, 111.
Bone Pendants found in South Island of N.Z.

(A. Hamilton), 25, 489.
Building of Hotunui, Whare Whakairo, W. H.

Taipari"s Carved House at Thames. 1878

(Mereaua Mokomoko), 30, 41. •

Burial-chests, Carved, in Auckland Museum,

Notes on {T. F. Cheeseman), 39, 451.
Calabashes, Two, with Carved AVooden Necks

called Tuki or Ko-ano-ano (A. K. Newman 1,

36, 1, 527.
Camiibalism, Some Relics of (H. D. M.

Haszard), 22, 104.
Canoe, Maori (R. C. Barstow), 11, 71.
Canoe that brought the Maoris to N.Z. (K.

Watkins), 40, 568.

44

INDEX.

Maoris — contin ued.

Chips from an Ancient ^laori Workshop (G.
JIair), 35, 240.

Civihsation, Old Maori (E. Tregear), 26, 533.

Colour-sense of the Maori (J. W. Stack), 12, 153.

Colour-sense of the Maoris {W. Colenso), 14,
•i9, 477.

Conversion antl Civilisation of the Maoris in
the South Island of N.Z. (J. F. H. \\'ohlers),
14, 123.

Cooking-jjlaces at Mouth of Shag River (F. W.
Hutton), 8, 103.

Cooking-places at Mouth of Shag River : (Ob-
servations on Captain Hutton's Paper (J. von
Haast), 9, 070.

Diversions of the Whure Tapere : Some Ac-
count of the various Games. &c., of the
Maori (E. Best). 34, 34.

Drawings, Maori, in Takiroa Caves, W'aitaki
Valley ( \V. D. B. Mantell), 1, IS [2nd ed., 6].

Dredges {Roi'kakdhi and Hao) (A. K. Newman),

37, 138.

Earthwork Eortiheation (T. White). 32, 398.
Eel-god, Stone-carved A\'ooden Image of a

(A. K. Newman), 38, 130.
Eschatology : The Whare Poiae (House of

Mourning) and its Lore ; also some Account

of Native Belief in a Spiritual World (E.

Best), 38, 148.
Extinction of the Maori, Study of the Causes

leading to the (A. K. Newman), 14, 459.
Fire-drill (supposed) found in the Cave at

Moa-bone Point, Sumner (F. W. Hutton),

26, 510.
Flax Mats found in Otago, Old (A. Hamilton),

25, 480.
Flute, Curious, in the Collection of the late

Dr. Shortland (W. L. Buller), 26, 508.
Forest Lore : being some Account of Native

Forest Lore and Woodcraft (E. Best), 40, 185.
Greenstone : did the Maori discover it ?

(J. Rutland), 30, 29.
Greenstone, The Working of, bv the Maoris

(F. R. Chapman), 24, 479.
Historical Incidents and Traditions of the

Ea.st Coast Tribes (W. Colenso), 13, 38; 14, 3.
Historical Traditions of Taupo and East Coast

Tribes (S. Locke), 15, 433.
Historic Maori Personages (T. W. Downes),

38, 120.

Implement, Remarkable, in Hunterian Mu-
seum, Glasgow (W. L. Buller), 26, 570.

Implements and Weapons (T. H. Smith), 26, 423.

Implements discovered at Takaka, Nelson
(R. L King.sley), 25, 494.

Implements of Uncommon Design (T. W.
Kirk), 22, 539.

Kahui Tipua, Remarks on ^Ir. M. Cameron's
Theory respecting the (J. W. Stack), 12, 159.

Kete discovered at Upper Taieri (A. Hamilton).
29, 174.

Kokowai, Maori Method of preparing and
using (P. Walsh), 36, 4.

Korotangi, Carved Stone Bird (.J. von Haast),
14, 104.

Korotangi, or Stone Bird (Major Wilson), 22,
499.

Maoris — contin ued.

Lake Pas, N.Z. (R. Taylor;. 5, 101.
Literatm'e in N.Z.. Beginnings of — Maori

Section (T. M. Hockenj, 33, 472.
Magic (E. Best), 34, 09.
Mahori or Maori Migrations, Strav Thouiilits

on (R. C. Barstow), 9, 229.
Manawatu Block, Earlv Native Records of

(P. E. Baldwin), 38, 1.
Maori House, Colonial Museum, Description of

(Tareha), 1, 41 [2nd ed., 445].
Maori House. Christchureh Museum M. W. •

Stack), 8, 172.
Maori in Asia (E. Tregear), 18, 3.
Maori Race, Contributions towards a Better

Knowledge of the (W. Colenso). 11, 77 ;

12, 108 ; 13, 57 ; 14, 53.
Maori Race, Hand-list of certain Papers re-
lating to the (A. Hamilton), 33, 515.
Maori Races of N.Z. (W. Colenso), 1 (inde-
pendently paginated) [2nd ed., 339].
Maori Race"^s. Probable Origin of the (W. S. W.

Vaux), 8, 3.
Maori Races, Short Sketch of (E. Shortland),

1 (independently paginated) [2nd ed., 329].
Maori Remains, Some Peculiar ; with Remarks

on Tapu (W. L. Buller), 27, 148.
Maoris To-dav and To-morrow (H. Hill). 29,

150 ; 35, 109.
Marriage Customs, Maori (E. Best), 36, 14.
Maru-iwi walk over Glenshea Chff at Nitrht,

The Fleemg (T. White), 32, 363.
Maui)uia Pa, iliramar. The Site of (H. N.

McLeod), 37, 171.
Medical Lore (W. H. Goldie), 37, 1.
iliddens, Maori, at Wainui, Poveity Bay

(F. Hutchinson, jmi. ). 30, 533.
Mythology and Traditions (J. F. H. \\'ohlers),

7, 3 ; ^8, 108.
Necklaces, Maori (A. Hamilton), 25, 491.
Nomenclature, Maori (T. H. Smith), 25, 395.
Origins, Maori (E. Best), 32, 294 ; 33, 407.
Osteology of Aborigines of N.Z. and of the

Chatham Islands (J. H. Scott), 26, 1.
Otakanini Pa, Kaij^ara, History of (S. P.

Smith), 28. 41.
Pa at Lake Te Anau (T. White), 26, 513.
Papaitonga, Storv of ; or. A Page of Maori

History (W. L." Buller), 26, 572.^
Passing of the Maori : an Inquiry into the

Principal Causes of the Decay of the Race

(P. Walsh), 40, 154.
Place-names, Maori : with Si^ecial Reference

to the Great Lakes and Mountains of the

South Island (J. Cowan), 38, 113.
Port Nicholson and the Natives in 1839 (C.

Heaphy), 12, 32.
Prcservetl Heads (P. Walsh), 27, 010.
Projectile AVeajions. Ignorance of the Ancient

New-Zealandcr of the Use of (W. Colenso),

11, 100.
Projectile Weapons, Ignorance of Ancient

New-Zealander of Use of (C. Phillips). 12,

50.
Proverbs (T. H. Smith), 22, 111.
NnJiui, The Ceix-monv of (T. White). 28, 54 ;

32, 352.

PAPERS ; ANTHUOPOLOGV

4.5

■Maoris: — coiitin ued.

Raupavaha. To. Life and Tiiius of (W. T. L.
Travel's). 5, l!>.

Relics, Anc-k'iit, from Cantrrlniiv. X.Z. (W.
W. .Smith), 33, 42t).

Relics fi'om Moucii's C'avo. Siuimor (.1. T.
Meeson), 22, 64.

Roclc-paintino;s in Wcka Pass (A. .M. Camcion),
11, 154.

Rock Picto<irai>lis on the Waitaki (A. Hamil-
ton), 29, IHO.

Rock Fi(to.arai>hs in Sonth C'antcrbnry
(A. Hamilton), 30, 24.

kSkclctons and Relic's at Kavaka Bay, Welling-
ton (H. N. McLeod), 32, 271.

Spirals and 8un- worship (E. Tregear), 32, 284.

Stone Ini]jlements : Ancient Manufactory at
Mouth of Otokai Creek, Otago (J. von
Haast), 12, 150.

Stone Implements, Maori (F. W. Hutton), 30,
130.

Stone Relic found at Orepuki (A. Hamilton),
35, 113.

Stone \Veapons of the Moriori and the Maori
(J. von Haast), 18, 24.

Strontiholcl. A Maori (T. U'hite). 32, 397.

Te Panenelui, The Ancient Tribe ((.J. Mair),
28, 3<i.

Tohun^a-Maori, The : a Sketch (S. P. Smith),
32, 253.

Tradition of Raukavva, a Legend of Maunga-
talii (T. Pine), 21, 416.

Tradition respecting the Aboriginal Inhabit-
ants of Whakatane (J. H. H. St.'john ), 24, 478.

Traditional History of the South Island
.Maoris (J. W. Stack), 10, 57.

" Traditions of the New-Zealanders," as col-
lected by Sir G. Grey, Historical \'alue of
(W. T. L. Travers), 4, 51.

Trumpet, Maori, Musical Notes and other
Features of the (A. K. Newman), 38, 134.

Trumpet, Maori, Notes on Dr. Newman's
(W. H. Warren), 38, 138.

Tuhoeland, Food Products of ; with Account
of Customs, &c., pertaining to Food (E.
Best), 35, 45.

Tuhoeland : Notes on the Origin, History,
Customs, and Traditions of the Tulioe or
Urewera Tribe (E. Best), 30, 33.

^'egctable Food of the Ancient New-Zealanders
before Cook's Visit (W. Colenso), 13, 3.

Waiata (R. C. Bruce), 25, 426.

Whence of the Maori (W. H. Blyth), 19, 515.

Whence of the Maori, Ethnographical Con-
siderations on the (J. T. Thomson), 4, 23.

Marriage, Savage and Barbaric Survivals in
(J. Wallis), 9, 249.

Moas and Moa-hunters (see also Moa, p. 60) — ■

Descri))tion by Maoris of mode of hunting
the Moa (W^ H. S. Roberts), 7, 548.

Moa-bone Point Cave, Sumner Road : Re-
searches and Excavations (.J. von Haast),
7, 54.

Moas and Moa-hunters (J. \on Haast), 4, 66.

'" Moas and Moa-hunters " : Oljservations on
J. Haast's Address (J. W. St.ick), 4, 107.

Moas and .Moa-hunters — continued.

Moas and .Moa-iumtcrs (.\. dc (^>^tatrefat;es),

25. 17.

-Moas and .Moa-hunters " : Notes and Ob-
servations on .\. de (j)uatrefages" Paper (W.

Colenso), 26, 498.
Moa and Moa-hunters' Remains at Pataua

River, WTiangarei ((4. Thorne, jun.), 8, 83.
Moa-farmers (R. Henry), 31, 673.
Moa-lnniter Encampment at Shag Point,

Otago (J. von Haast), 7, 91.
Moa-hunters, Ancient, at Waingongoro (T.

McDonnell), 21, 43S.
Moa-hunters' Cam])ing-i)lace in the Old Man

Range (A. Hamilton). 27, 237.
Moa-hunters, Identity of, with Present Maori

Race (A. McKay), '7, 98. [See also 7, 528,

531. 532, 534. J '

Morioris —

Canoes, Morioi'i (A. Shand), 4, 354.

Carving on the Trunks of Karaka-trees (A.

Hamilton), 36, 11.
Chatham Islands and their Inhabitants (G.

Mair), 3, 311.
Early History of the Morioris (A. Shand). 37,

144.
Eai'ly History of the Morioris ; with an

Abstract of a Moriori Narrative, presented

by Captain G. Mair during the Adjourned

Discussion on Mr. A. Shand's Paper (G.

Mair), 37, 156.
Moriori Connection (J. T. Thomson^, 12, 237.
Moriori, The (E. Tregear), 22, 75.
Osteology of Aborigines of New Zealand and

of Chatham Islands (J. H. Scott), 26, 1.
Relics of the Moriori Race (A. Dendy), 34, 123.
Skeleton of Chatham Island Aborigine (F. J.

Knox), 5, 304.
Stone Weajjons of the Moriori and the Maori

(J. yon Haast), 18, 24.
Traditions and Manners and Customs of the

Morioris (W. T. L. Travers), 9, 15.

Mythology, Comparative, Thoughts on (E.

Tregear), 30, 50.
National Melodies (Miss Moriison), 25, 514.
Polynesian Folk-lore (E. Tregear), 19, 486.
Polynesian Folk-lore : the Origin of Fire (E,

Tregear), 20, 369.
Polynesian Legend of the Deluge (E. Ti'egear),

22, 506.
Polynesian Migrants, or Voyagers, to N.Z., and

Voyage of the " Aratawhao " Canoe to

Hawaiki (E. Best), 37, 121.
Polynesians, Ancient, Knowledge of Cattle

amongst (E. Tregear), 21, 447.
Samoan(?) Mats discovered at Hyde, Central

Otago (A. Hamilton), 29, 175.
Stone Epoch at Cape of (lood Hope, Remains of

(B. H. Darnell), 4, 157 ; 5, 138.
Swiss Lake Dwellings (N. Heath), 14, 551.
Tide-lore and Tales. of the Sea, Ancient (W.

Colenso), 20, 418.
Tombs of a Prehistoric Race of Colombia, South

America (R. 1. Kingsley), 27, 606.
Tongarewa, or Penrhyn Island, antl its Peo])lc

(S. P. Smith), 22, 8'.-.

46

INDEX.

PHILOLOGY.

Ancient Alphabets in Polynesia (E. Tregear). 20,

353.
Aryo - Semitic Maori (A. S. Atkinson), 19,

562.
Aryo-Semitic Maori : Reply to A. 8. Atkinson

(E. Tregear), 20, 400.
Barata Numerals {J. T. Thomson), 5, 13L
Barat or Barata Fossil Words (J. T. Thomson),

11, L57 ; 12, 223.
Bird Moa and its Aliases (T. White), 27, 262.
Celtic Origin of the English Vowel Soimds (C. J.

Abraham), 1, 125 [2nd ed., 73].
Ceremonial Language (E. Tregear), 27, 593.
" Diereetus,'" Etymology of the \A'ord. in Plautus

(F. W. Haslam), 20, 429.
Horse, The : a Study in Philology (T. White). 35,

211.
Hypnotism, A Phase of (E. Tregear), 29, 83.
Kerns and Serifs (R. C. Harding), 29, 95.
Latin Place-names (H. Belcher), 19, 507.
Latin. The Middle Voice in (H. Belcher). 22,

1.
Maori and Indo-European Languages, Analogy

between (E. Fairburn). 3, 313.

Maori Lansiuagc. with Remarks on the l-teform

of English Spelling (J. C. Crawford), 18, 46.
Maori Nomenclature (T. H. Smith), 25. 395.
Maori Numeration (E. Best). 39, 150.
Moa and Toa— the Bird and the Tree (T. White),

32, 344.
" Moa '' : Notes on the Word " Moa "' in the

Poetry of the New-Zealanders (J. W. Stack).

7, App. xxviii.
Name for a Spider, A (E. Tregear), 32, 298.
Names of Places, their Origin and Meaning (J.

Bates), 13, 440.
Natiye Names for Places (T. White). 32, 347.
Oceanic Languages, Comjiarison of (C E. Fox),

39, 464.
Orthography of Maori Language (J. C. Crawford),

1, 40 [2nd ed., 444].
Philological Study in Natural History. A (T.

White), 34, 135.'
Polj'nesian Words, Curious (E. Tregear) 23, 531.
Track of a \A'ord : the ilaori Noun Mala (E.

Tregear), 19, 482.
Whence of the Maori, Philological Considerations

on the (J. T. Thomson). 6, App. xxv.

BOTANY.

AbroUmtUu, Remarks on the Genus ; with De-
scriptions of New Species (T. Kirk), 24, 418.

Acmna huttoni, a New Rosaceous Plant (R.
Brown), 16, 382.

Acianthus and Cyrtostylis, Fertilisation of (T. F.
Cheeseman), 7, 349.

Additions to Flora of N.Z. (J. Buchanan). 15,
339.

Additions to the Flora of N.Z. (T. F. Cheese-
man), 14, 299 ; 15, 298 ; 16, 409 ; 24, 409 ;
28, 534 ; 33, 312.

Algoe, Chatham Islands (F. yon Mueller), 6, 208.

Algce, Chatham Islands (J. Agardh), 3, 213 ;
6, 208.

Algce, Qassilication of (R. M. Laing), 18, 299.

AlgcB, Fresh- water, collected in Dunedin Dis-
trict during the Summers of 1896-97 (J. S.
Tennant), 31, 748.

AlgcB of N.Z., Fresh-water (W. I. Spencer). 14,
287 ; 15, 302.

Algce of N.Z. : their Characteristics and Dis-
tribution (R. M. Laing), 27, 297.

Alisma plantago found in N.Z. (W. Colenso), 27,
401.

Aloe and Prickly Pear, Two Peculiar Intro-
duced and Naturalised Plants of South
America (W. Colenso), 26, 323.

Alpine Flora of N.Z. (J. Buchanan), 14, 342.

Ammophila arundinacea and Elymus arenarius.
Directions for Raising and Spreading (J. C.
Crawford), 5, 111.

Amphibromus, Discoyery in N.Z. of; with De-
scription of a New Species — A. fluitans
(T. Kirk), 16, 374.

Ancient Relations between N.Z. and South
America (H. yon Jhering), 24, 431.

j " Ancient Relations between N.Z. and Soutli
j America '" : Remarks on Dr. yon .Ihering's
I Paper (K. MueUer), 25, 428.
I Andrecea, N.Z. Species of the Genus ; with
Descriptions of New Species (R. Brown), 25,
276.
: Antipodes Island, Botany of (T. Kirk). 23, 436.

Aralia lyallii (T. Kirk), 17, 293.
i Aseroe rubra- (W. L. Buller), 25, 302.
{ Ashburton, Plants naturalised in the Comity oi
I (W. W. Smith), 36, 203.

I Asplenium juponicum, a Fern new to the N.Z.
i Flora. Discoyery of (T. F. Cheeseman). 22,

448.
] Asplenium vmbrosum. Remarkable Variety of
(T. Kirk), 23, 424.
Astehads, N.Z., with Descriptions of New

Species (T. Kirk), 4, 241.
Astelia, Veronica, and 'Celmisia. New Species of

(L. Cockayne), 31, 419.
Atropis and Triodia : Occurrence in N.Z., and
Descriptions of New Species (T. Kirk), 14,
378.
Auckland District, Naturalised Plants of (T. F.

Cheeseman), 15, 268.
Auckland Isthmus and Takapuna District. Flora

of (T. Kirk), 3, 148 ; 4, 228.
Auckland, North of : Plants obseryed during a

Visit (T. Kirk), 1, 140 [2nd ed., 84].
Auckland Proyince. Botany of Northern Part of

(T. Kirk), 3. 166.
Auckland Proyince. Plants found in Northern
District of (J. Buchanan and T. Kirk), 2, 239,
Australian Plants, Finding of Two Hitherto-
inmoticed : Erythrcea ausfrali-s and Alisma
plantago (W. Colenso). 27, 401.

I'APKKS : HOTANY.

47

Bieoniycis [Bceoiiti/cec!] /u-teromorpltK-^. Fiuclinu; in

N.Z. of (W. Coienso), 13, 3t;8.
Ballast-hcap, Produc-ts of a (T. Kirk), 28, .X)I.
Barks for Tanning Pur]josc.'<. X.Z. and Aus-
tralian (J. A. Smith). 11, 570.
Becciies of N.Z.. Notes on (T. Kirk), 17, 298.
Bird-killing Tree, A : Pisoniu hnnioniana (R. H.

Govett),'^16, 3(i4.
Bluft' Hill. Botany of (T. Kirk), 10, 400.
Bolboplii/U 11)11 exiijuum (J. Buchanan), 16, 307.
Botany of X.Z. (W. Colcnso). 16, 325.
Botany of X.Z., Plain and Practical Thoughts

and'Notes on (W. Colenso), 24, 400.
Boirj/chintii lunaria. Notes on (T. Kirk). 16, 366.
Botrifchinm lunaria. Occurrence in N.Z. of (J. D.

Eiiys), 16, 363.
Brachyglottis repaiida and B. rangiora, .Search for

Poisonous Principle of (W. Skey), 14, 400.
British Plants (Weeds) recently introduced (W.

Colenso), 18, 288.
Burning and Reproduction of Subalpine Scrub

and its Associated Plants ; with Special Refer-
ence to Arthur's Pass District (L. Cockayne),

31, 398.
Bush. Di.sa])pearance of the N.Z. (P. Walsh),

29, 490.
Bush, Future of the N.Z. (P. Walsh), 31, 471.
Bush Jottings : Botanical (W. Colenso), 25, 307.
Bush Notes ; or, Short Objective Jottings (W.

Colenso), 23, 477.
Calceolaria repens and other Plants discovered in

Wellington District (H. B. Kirk), 11, 466.
Calochihtti paludosus (J. Buchanan), 16, 397.
Campbell Island and its Flora (J. Buchanan),

16, 398.
Campbell Island, Plants from (T. Kirk), 14,

387.
Canterbury, Flora of Nelson and Marlborough

compared with that of (W. T. L. Travers), 1,

Pt. iii, 17 [2nd ed., 174].
Canterbury Province, Distribution of Plants in

(J. von Haast), 2, 118.
Canterbury Province, Flora of, with Catalogue

of Species (J. B. Armstrong), 12, 325.
Canterbury Province, Naturalised Plants of (J. F.

Armstrong), 4, 284.
Carex, Additional Notes on the Genus (T. F.

Cheeseman), 24, 413.
Carex in N.Z., Notes on certain Species of

(T. Kirk), 23, 448.
Carex, New Species of : C. kaloides and C. viridis

(D. Petrie), 13, 332.
Carex, New Species of : C. littoralis and C.

cheesemanii (D. Petrie), 15, 358.
Carex pterocarpa and C. rubicanda (D. Petrie),

31, 353.
Carex, Revision of the N.Z. Species of (T. F.

Cheeseman), 16, 414.
Carmickaelia, A New Species of ; with Notes

on the Distribution of the Species Native to

Otago (D. Petrie), 17, 272.
Carmiclmelia, Notes on, with. Descrijjtions of

New Species (T. Kirk), 16, 378.
Carmickaelia, Corallosparlium, Hnttonella, and

NotospaHium (T. Kirk), 29, 501.
Cassinia leptophylla. Spread of (W. T. L. Travers),

6, 248.

Celmisia, Adeliu, anil Veronica, New Species of

(L. Cockayne), 31, 419.
Celmisia Undfiai/i, Supposed Mount Bonpland

Habitat of (L. Cockayne), 38, 34(>.
Celmisia, New Forms of (T. Kirk), 27, 327.
Celmisia. New Species of : C. broumii (F. R.

Chapman)", 22, 444. '

Celmisia, New Species of : C. campbellensis (F. R.

Chapman), 23, 407.
Celmisia, New Species of : C. cordatifolia (J.

Buchanan), 11, 427.
Celmisia sessiliflora, var. minor (D. Petrie), 15,

359.
Centrolepis, New Species of : C. minima, C.

viridis, and C. strigosa (T. Kirk), 23, 441.
CeramiaceoB, The N.Z. Species of (R. M. Laing),

37, 384.
Chatham Island Plants : Notes on H. H.

Travers's Collections (F. von Mueller), 5, 309.
Chatham Island, Short Account of the Plant

Covering of (L. Cockayne), 34, 243.
Chatham Islands, Flowering Plants and Ferns of

(J. Buchanan), 7, 333.
Chatham Islands, Naturalised Plants of (T.

Kirk), 5, 320.
Cheilanthes, N.Z. Forms of (T. Kirk), 6, 247.
Chenopodium, New Species of : C. buchanani

(T. Kirk), 22, 446.
Christchurch, Vegetation of the Neighbourhood

of (J. F. Armstrong), 2, 118.
Cladophora, New Species of (T. Kirk), 12, 397.
Clianthus puniceus (W. Colenso), 18, 291.
Coastal Vegetation of the South Island of N.Z. :

General Remarks on the Coastal Plant Cover-
ing (L. Cockayne), 39, 312.
Coffee, N.Z. (J. C. Crawford), 9, 545.
Colobanthus, A Revision of the N.Z. Species of

(T. ICirk), 27, 354.
Conifer Leaves, Development of some N.Z., with

regard to Transfusion Tissue and to Adapta-
tion to Environment (E. M. Griffin), 40, 43.
Cook's First Voyage, Notes on MS. Description,"*

of Botanical Collections made during (T. Kirk),

28, 491.
Coprosma baueri. Specific Case of Leaf- varia-
tion in (L. Cockayne), 38, 341.
Coprosma grandiflora. Examination of the Bark

of, for Alkaloids (W. Skey), 2, 152.
Cojyiosma, Leaf-structure of (N. A. R. Greensill),

35, 342.
Coprosma, New Native Species of : C. banksii

(D. Petrie), 30, 433.
Coprosma, New Species of : C. virescens (D.

Petrie), 11, 426.
Coprosma, N.Z. Species of (T. F. Cheeseman),

19, 218.
Coprosma propinqua. Behaviour in Cultivation

of a Chatham Island Form of (L. Cockayne),

39, 378.
Coprosma, Three New Species of : C. ienui folia,

C. areolata, and C. petriei (T. F. Cheeseman),

18, 315.
Corallospartium, Carmickaelia, Huttonella, and

Notospartium^ (T. Kirk), 29, 501.
Corallospartiiim. Genus (J. B. Armstrong), 13,

333.
Cordyceps {see Vegetable Caterpillar, p. 76).

48

INDEX.

Cordyline, Notice of rndescribed .Species of

(T. Kirk), 6, 244.
Cordyline terminrdis. Occurrence in X.Z. of

(P. Walsh), 33, 301.
Coriaria rusci folia, Development of the Flower

of (T. W. Rowe), 19, 317.
Cork Oak in Auckland, Growth of (T. B. Gillies),

15, 267.
Corysanthes, A New SiJecies of : C. matthewsii

(T. F. t'heeseman), 31, 351.
Crvptojramic Plants, New (W. Colenso), 18, 219 ;

19, 271 : 20, 234 ; 21, 43 ; 22, 449, 452.
Crvptogams : Description of a Few Rare In-
digenous Ferns ; also, Notice of a Fine and
. Peculiar Fungus (W. Colenso), 25, 319.
Cryptogams : Description of Two New Ferns,

a New Lycopodi^im, and a New Moss (W.

Colenso), 28, 615.
Cryptogams of N.Z. : List of Additional Cryp-

togamic Plants, of the Orders Hepaticce and

Ftuuji (W. Colenso), 28, 614.
Cultivation and Acclimatisation of Trees and
Plants (A. Ludlam), 1 { independent h- pagi-
nated), [2nd ed., 285].
Cultivation of Native Trees (D. Hay), 5, 452.
Cultivation of some Species of Native Trees and

Shrubs (T. H. Potts and W. Gray), 3, 181.
Cyathea and Dicksonia, Young Stages of (G. B.

Stephenson), 40, 1.
Cvperaceous Plants, Ne\v, chiefly from Nelson

'Provmce (T. Kirk), 26, 260.
Cyrtostylis and Aciantlius, Fertilisation of (T. F.

Cheeseman), 7, 349.
Cyttaria purdiei (J. Buchanan), 18, 317.
Dacrydium, Revised An'angement of N.Z,

Species of (T. Kirk), 10, 383.
Dactylanlhus taylori. Notes on (T. Kirk), 28, 493.
Deer, Eflect of, on the N.Z. Bush : a Plea for

Protection of Forest Reserves (P. Walsh), 25,

435.
Ddesseria, Notes on several Species of, One

being New — D. linearis (R. M. Laing), 29, 446.
Dendrobium hiflorum (J. Buchanan), 16, 397.
Desmidiece, Contributions towards a List of the

N.Z. (W. M. Maskell), 13, 297.
iJesmidiece of N.Z. (W. M. Maskell), 21, 3.
Desmidiece of N.Z. : Additions to Catalogue and

Notes on various Si^ecies (W. M. Maskell), 15,

237.
Desmid, New Variety of : Triploceras trident-

atum, Maskell, var. superbum (W. M. Maskell),

18, 325.
Diatomaceous Deposits of N.Z. (J. Inglis), 15, 340.
Diatoms of K.Z., New Species of (J. Inglis), 14,

.357.
Dicksonia and Cyathea, Young Stages of (G. B.

Stephenson), 40, 1.
Dicksonia antarctica and D. lanata, S))ecific

Characters of (T. Kirk), 5, 345.
Displacement of Species in N.Z. ('I". Kirk),

28, 1.
Dodders and Broom-r.ipes naturalised in N.Z.

(T. Kirk), 20, 182.
Donatia novce-zealandice. (G. M. Thomson), 13,

289.
JJrimys, New Species of : l>. trarersii (T. Kirk),

30, 379.

Dmiedin Field Club's Catalogue, List of Plants

supplementary to (B. C. Aston), 31, 747.
East Cape District, Botany of (T. Kirk), 29, 509.
Ehrharta, New Species of: E. thomsoni (I).

Petrie), 12, 356.
Electricitv. Effect of, on Plant-growth (H. N.

McLeocl), 25, 479 ; 26, 463.
Elymus arenarius and Ammophila arundinacm,
■ Directions for Raising and Spreading (J. C.

CVawford), 5, 111.
Epacris mirrophi/lla in N.Z. (A. T. Urquhart),

14, 364.
Epacris purpurascens in N.Z. ; with Remarks on

Epacris pauci flora (T. Kirk), 2, 107.
Erigeron, New Species of : E. novo'-zeidnndia

(J. Buchanan), 17, 287.
Erythrcea australis found in N.Z. (AV. Colenso),

27, 401.
Eucalyptus in the Karaka District. Natural

Spread of (A. T. Urquhart), 16, 383.
Fabronia. New Sfjecies of : F. ortohlepharis

(C. Knight), 8, 312.
Farjus. New Species of : F. blairii (T. Kirk),

17, 297.
Fall of the Leaf (J. Rutland), 21, 110.
Fern, Curious Forms of N.Z. (H. C. Field), 30,

434.
Fem, Remarkable Arborescent, on Ngongotaha

(T. Kirk), 5, 347.
Ferneries. Public : a Sugizestion (P. Walsh), 26,

619.
Ferns and Fern Allies of Stewart Island (T.

Kirk), 17, 228.
Ferns from N.Z. Forests, Four New : Cyathea

tricolor, Dicksonia gracilis, Hyvienophyllum

tnegalocarpum. and Aspleniuvi anomodum (W.

Colenso), 15, 304.
Fems, Growth of ; and on a New Fern now

first reported (H. C. Field), 27, 446.
Ferns, Hybrid (H. C. Field), 35, 372.
Ferns in the Seventy- mile Bush, Hawke's Bay

(W. Colenso), 15, 311.
Ferns, New Indigenous N.Z. Forest (W. Colenso),

29, 414.
Ferns, Notes on (H. C. Field), 37, 377
Ferns, Notes on (T. H. Potts), 10, 35i>.
Ferns, Rare (P. Thomson), 7, 540.
Ferns, Two New (H. C. Field), 38, 495.
Ferns, Two New, and One New Lycopodiurn

(W. Colenso), 27, 399.
Ferns of N.Z., Abnormal Developments in ; with

a List of Papers by \arious Authors on the

Ferns of N.Z. (A. Hamilton). 36, 334.
Ferns of N.Z., a Natural Arrangement of the

(J. B. Armstrong), 13, 359.
Ferns of N.Z.. Changes in Nomenclature nf

(J. D. Enys), 3, 213.
Ferns of N.Z., Corrected List of, 3, end of vol.
Ferns of N.Z.. New (W. Colenso), 11, 429 ; 13,

376; 20,212: 24,394; 28,618; 31,263.
Ferns of N.Z., Notes on some (A. Hamilton),

22, 493.
Ferns of Scinde Island (W. Colenso), 13, 370.
Fertilisation of Flowering-plants of N.Z. (f!. M.

Thomson), 13, 241.
Flax, An Aipuormal Gr<)-,\th of X.Z. (]'. Walsh),

14, 374.

PAPKHS : ROTANV.

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Flax, liri.UiUioii as apiilieil to the (Jrowtli of

(J. C. Crawford), 2, 129.
Flora of N.Z., Additions to the (T. Iviik), 14,

382.
Flora of A'.Z., Additions to : with Critical and

( ;eo!j;raphical Notes (T. Kirk), 10, App. xxviii.
Flora of N.Z.. Contributions to a Fuller Kno\\ -

ledcre of the (T. F. Cheeseman), 39, 4:5!) ; 40,

270"
Flora of N.Z., Origin of the (G. M. Thomson), 14,

485.
Flowering-plants, New (T. Kirk), 12, 393.
Food-plants of the Polynesians, Cultixated ;

\^'ith Special Reference to the Ti Pore (Cordy-

Une tenninalis) (T. F. Cheeseman), 33, 30(j.
Foreign Plants, Four Notable : Banana, Vanilla

plani folia. Edelweiss, aiid Rose of Jericho

(W. (olenso), 26, 333.
Forest Conservancy : Climatic and Financial

Aspect as applicable to N.Z. (C. Walker),

9, App. xxvli.
Forest Culture (J. C. Firth), 7, 181.
Forest Planting and Conservation (G. W. \Vil-

liams), 12, 428.
Forest Products of N.Z., Neglected (T. Kirk), 13,

130.
Forest Question in N.Z. (A. Leco}-), 12, 3.
Forestry, Importance of (D. McArthur), 15, 4(il.
Forestry, State : its Aim and Object (C. Walker),

9, 187.
Forests of N.Z. (A. Hamilton), 28, 147.
Forests upon the River Wolga at Astracau,

Results of the Destruction of (A. Wojeikof),

4, 374.
Freezing of N.Z. Alpine Plants : Notes of an

Experiment conducted in the Freezing-
chamber, Lj'ttelton (L. Cockajne), 30, 435.
Fuchsias of N.Z., Heterostyled Trimorphic

Flowers in the ; wdth Notes on the Distinctive

Characters of the Species (T. Kirk), 25, 261.
Fucoidece of Banks Peninsula (R. 31. Laing),

18, 303.
Fungi collected in Bush District, Hawke's Bav,

List of (W. Colenso), 25, 338.
Fungi collected in Bush District, Waipawa

County, List of {W. Colenso), 26, 320.
Fungi recently disco^xned in N.Z., Enumera-
tion of ( W. Colenso), 17, 265 ; 19, 301 ; 23, 391.
Fungus : Exiwrt from N.Z. (T. Kirk), 11, 454.
Fungus Flora of N.Z. (G. Massee), 31, 282 : 39, 1.
Fungus, Parasitic, allied to Cordyceps clavatula,

Remarks on a (T. Broun), 40, 569.
Gastrodia (G. M. Thomson), 40, 579.
Gayn lyallii. Defoliation of (L. Cockavne), 37,

368 ; 39, 359.
Gentians of N.Z.. A Revision of the (T. Kirk),

27, 330.
Geographical Botan\- of N.Z. (.J. Hector), 1,

Pt. iii, 3 [2n.l ed., "157].
Glosso(jt)ne{1) hennedyi, a New Composite Plant

(R. Brown), 15,259.
Glossostigma elatinoidcs found beside Maunga-

pouri Stream, Otaki (,('. W. Lee), 21, 108.
Glosisostiyma, Fertilisation of (T. F. Cheeseman),

10, 353.
Gnaphaliurn {Helichryium) jasciculatum (J. Bu-
chanan), 9, 529.

GramiiKW. A New (ic!iiis of: Siniplicin (T.

Kirk), 29, 497.
Grass, Description of a New Native : Poci,

a,'stoni (D. Petrie), 38, 423.
Grasses and Fodder Plants (S. ]M. Curl). 9, 531 ;

10, 345 ; 11, 403 ; 12, 382.
(irasses and Foddci' Plants : Remarks on Dr.

Ciui's Paper (H. Blundell), 11, 528.
Grasses and other Plants adapted for Pasturage

in Province of Auckland (T. Kirk), 2, 102.
Crasses from N.Z., New Species of (E. Hackel),

35, 377.
(brasses. Indigenous, in Auckland Province (T.

Kirk), 4, 299.
Grasses Lrdigenous to Canterbur\- Province

(J. F. and L B. Armstrong), 4, 301.
Grasses, Introduced, in Auckland Province (T.

Kirk), 4, 295.
Grasses, Introduced, in (_'anterinii\ l'ro\ince

(J. C. Boys and Others), 4, 304.
Gra.sses, Introduced, in Cantevlnn\- Province

(A. Duncan). 4, 307.
Grasses, Native and Introduced : Report of

Committee of Canter bur v Philosoijhical In-
stitute, 4, 292.
Grasses, Native. Economic Properties of certain

(T. Kirk), 9, 494.
Grasses naturalised in (_'anterbur\ Province,

List of (J. F. Armstrong), 4, 309.'^
Grasses, New, from Macquarie Island : FpMuca

contracta, Poa hamiltonii, ami l>r:--<cliampsia

penicillata (T. Kirk), 27, 353.
Grasses of Tutira (H. Guthrie-Smith), 40, 506.
Great Barrier Island, Botany of (T. Kirk), 1,

144 L2nd ed., 88].
Great Omaha. Botanv and Conchologv of (T.

Kirk), 5, 363.
Growth of Native Trees in the Auckland Domain

(J. Stewart), 38, 374.
Growth of some Indigenous and other Trees in

N.Z. (H. D. M. Haszard), 34, 386.
Growth of Introduced Trees at St. John's

Nurserv Garden. Wanganui (R. Pharazvn),

4, 367.'
Growth of Trees on Scoria Soil near ]Mount Eden

(T. B. Gillies), 12, 357.
(irowth of Transplanted Trees, Rate of M.

Baber), 18, 311 ; 20, 186.
Guniitra and Myosotis, Occurrence in Chatham

Islands of the Genera (L. Cockayne), 33, 298.
Gunnera, N.Z. Species of (T. Kirk). 27, 341.
Gunnera ovata (D. Petrie), 29, 422 ; 3i, 353.
Gunnera " ovata,'" Petrie, and G. fuvida, Colenso,

Remarks on, it\ Replv to Mr. Petrie (T. Kirkl,

30, 380.
GymnoMomum, NewSpeciesof(C. Knight), 7, 35-».
Haastia pulvinaris. Vegetative Organs of (E.

Low), 32, 1.50.
Hoematococcus sanguineus; Colouring-matter of,
I (L. Powell), 7, 404.

I Hcemnkicoccvs sangidneud : Occurrence on the
I Wool of a Dead Sheep (S. Berggren), 7, 3f>!i.
I Ualoragis spirata (D. I'etrie), 31, 353.
j " Handbook of N.Z. Flora,"' Certain N.Z. Plants
■ not included in (T. Kirk), 3, 163.
; Hauraki Gulf, Botanv of Islands in (T. Kirk),
I 11, 444.

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INDEX,

Hedgetiand Hedge Plaiit.s (J. t'. Crawford), 9, 203.
Hemiphue-<. Uccurretice in N.Z. of a Sjjecies of :

H. novce-zealandice (D. Petrie), 12, 35o.
Hemitfli'i sitiithii. Branched Specimen of a

(A. Hamilton). 28, 022.
Hemitdiu stnitliii. Remarkable Branching Speci-
men of (J. Buchanan), 19, 217.
Hepaticm in Seventy-mile Bush District, de-
termined by F. Stephani (W. Colenso), 25, 341,
Hepaticce Novse Zelandise, List of New Species of,
named by F. Stephani (W. Colenso). 24, 398.
Hikurantri Mountain, Botany of (J. Adams), 30,

414.
Hormosira hiUurdieri, Structure of (T. A. MoUet),

13, 318.
Hv.ttonrlUi, Carmkhuelia, Corallospartium, and

Notospartium (T. Kirk), 29, 501.
Hvbiidization, with reference to Variation in
Plants (W. T. L. Travers), 1, 89 [2nded., 31],
Hydatella, a Genus new to the N.Z. Flora, Oc-
currence of (T. F, Cheeseman), 39, 433.
Bi/menanthf^ra. Revision of the N.Z. Species of

"(T. Kirk), 28, 510.
HymenophylliDn, New Species of : H. chee-semani

'{T. F. Cheeseman), 8, 330,
H i/menophylhim, New Species of : H. monkinum

(T. Kirk), 10, 394.
HymenophyUum. New Species of : H. rufescens

(T. Kirk), 11, 457.
HymenophyUum villosum (T, Kirk), 10, 395.
Indigenous Floras of British Islands and N.Z,

compared (T. Kirk), 4, 247.
Insectivorous Plant in N.Z., New (W, L. Buller),

25, 302.
TnvercaroiU. Plants collected near (J. S, Webb),

5, 360.'
Isoete.'i and other Genera of Ehizocarpce new to
Flora of N.Z., Discovery of (T, Kirk), 2, 107,
Iso'-tes, New Species of : /, nlpinus (T. Kirk),

7, 377.
Isotachis new to Science, A N.Z. : I. stephanii

(E. S. Salmon), 34, 325.
Jvncn.t (jlaucus, Occurrence in N.Z, of (T. Kirk),

10, 393.
Juncus lamprocarpus. Occurrence in N.Z, of (T,

Kirk), 7, 378.
Juncus tenuis : Occurrence in N.Z. (T. F.

Cheeseman), 11, 433.
Kahikatea as a Building-timber (L, J. BagnaLl),

19, 577.
Karaka-nut, Chemistry of (T. H. Easterfield and

B. C. Aston), 34, 495.
Karaka-nut, Isolation of the Bitter Substance of

(W. Skey), 4, 316.
Kauri-gum in Rangitikei, Find of (vS, A, R,

Mair), 38, 499,
Kauri-gum. Occurrence of, in the Kahikatea

Forest at Turua (L. J. Bagnall), 29, 412.
Kauri, Mottled (J. Stewart), 7, 376.
Kauri-resin, Investigation into (E. B. R.

Prideaux), 33, 368.
Kawau Island, Botany of : Critical Notes on
certain Species of Plants doubtfully Indi-
genous (T. Kirk). 9, 525.
Kawau Island, Botany of : Physical Features
and Causes influencing Distribution of Species
(J. Buchanan), 9, 503.

Kermadec Islands, Flora of ; with Notes on the

Fauna (T. F. Cheeseman), 20, 151.
Kumara, Cultivation and Treatment of the

(P. Walsh), 35, 12.
Kyllinga : Occurrence of the Genus in N.Z.

(T. F. Cheeseman), 11, 434.
Lagenophora emphysopus and other Unrecorded
Plants. Occurrence in N.Z. of (T. Kirk), 12,
397.
Lake District of Noith Island, Flora of (T. Kirk),

5, 322.
Leaf-structure of Coprosma (N. A. R. Greensill),

35, 342.
Leaf-structure of some Plants from Southern

Islands of N.Z. (E. M. Herriott), 38, 377,
Lepidia, Revision of the N,Z. ; with Descriptions

of New Species (T. Kirk), 14, 379,
Lessonia variegata (R, M. Laing), 26, 304,
Lichen Flora of N,Z, (C. Knight), 8, 313,
Lichen, New : Stereocaulon huchanani (.1. Stirton).

7, 367.
Lichen ographia of N.Z. (C. Knight). 12, 367 ;

15, 346 ; 16, 400.
Lichens, Description of some N.Z. (C. Knight).

7, 356.
Lichens, New Australian and N.Z. (J. Stiiton),

30, 382 ; 32, 70.
Lichens of Wellington Province (•!. Stirton). 6,

235.
Ligusticum trifoliatum (L. Cockayne), 31, 424.
Lindsaya riridis (T. Kirk), 10, 396.
Liparophi/Uum qunnii. Occurrence in N.Z. of

(D. Petrie), 12, 354.
Littoral Plants in Waikato District (T. Kirk), 3,

147.
Local Distribution of Plants Common to British

Islands and N.Z. (T. Kirk), 4, 256.
Lomaria collected in the Malvern Distinct (T. H.

Potts), 9, 491.
Lomaria lanceolata, Remarkable Variation in

(R. I. King.sley), 25, 306.
Loranthacece, Remarkable Instance of Double

Parasitism in (T. Kirk), 8, 329.
Loranthus and Pittosporum in Herbarium of
Colonial Museum, An Undescribed (T. Kjrk),
3, 161.
Loranthus fieldii (J. Buchanan), 13, 397.
Loranthus fieldii. Notes on (H. C. Field), 17, 288.
Loranthus. New Species of : L. adams^ii (T. F.

Cheeseman), 13, 296.
Loranthus, Peculiar Attachment-discs developed

in some Species of (G. M. Thomson), 31, 736.
Lycopodium, New Species of : L. ramulosum (T.

Kirk), 11, 456.
Lycopodium varium and L. billardieri, with
Description of a New Form (T. Kirk), 16, 376.
Macquarie Island, Notes on a Visit to (A.

Hamilton), 27, 559.
Malt, Transformation of Barley into (P. B.

Phipson), 40, 326.
Marattia fraxinea, Rootstock of (J. Buchanan),

9, 527.
Matai (Podocarpus spicata). Three Dried Speci-
mens of (T. Kirk). 10, 417.
Matai Timber, Durability of (J. Buchanan), 9,

182.
Mauku District, Flora of the (H. Carse), 34, 362.

papers: botany.

51

Melkopt jtiiiiula [•]. liiiohaiian), 20, 255.
Melicope simpk.r, Cloistogamic Flowers of (t). M.

Thouison), 24, 41(i.
Meryia sivdairii (J'lika). Account of (T. Kirk),

2, 100 ; 16, 3(i8.
Metrosideros rohustiu Habit of (T. Kirk), 4, 2(i7.
Metzgeria, New Species of — M. (Symphyogyna)

nujulosa ; also, the Finding in N.Z. of Bieo-

myces heieromorphus (W. Colen.so), 13, 308.
Miramar Peninsula, \A'ellino;ton, Plants found on

(J. Buchanan), 5, 349.
Mistletoe, A New : Viscum davattnn (T. Kirk),

24, 429.
Mitmsacme inoutana. Occurrence in N.Z. of a

Variety of (T. Kirk), 22, 44.5.
Monodea forateri, Uiscover\- in N.Z. of (T. Kirk),

10, 418.
ilorchelln esculenta : Occuncnce in N.Z. (J. B.

Armstrong), 13, 343.
Mosses (s'ee Musci).
Mount Fvffe, Subalpine Scrub of (L. Cockayne),

38, 3<)i.
Mount Hector, Account of a Visit to. with List

of Flowerinc-plants (D. Petiie), 40, 289.

3fusci of N.Z.—

Andrema, N.Z. Species of the Genus; with
Descriptions of New Species (R. Brown),

25, 276.

Capsules of Mosses, Modifications in, with
Reference to Dispersion of Spores (F. W.
Hutton), 7, 342.

Cryptogamic Plants, New (W. Colenso), 18,
219; 19, 271; 20, 234, 21, 43; 28, 615.

Genns Grimmia (R. Browia), 27, 409.

Genus Orthotrichum (R. Bro\vii), 27, 422.

Genus Pottia (R. Brown), 26, 288.

Gymnostotmim , New- Species of (C. Knight),
7, 354.

Henriedia, Proposed New Genus ; with Descrip-
tion of Three New Species (R. Brown), 25,
285.

Moss Flora of N.Z., Additions to the (T. W. N.
Beckett), 31, 426.

Mosses of N.Z. (T. W. N. Beckett), 27, 403 ;
29, 441.

Musci of Calcareous Districts of N.Z. (R.
BrowTi), 35, 323.

New Species of (T. W. N. Beckett), 25, 289 ;

26, 274.

Notes on (K. Brown), 31, 43-7 ; 32, 137 ; 33,

330.
Notes on, and Descriptions of New Species

(R. Brown), 29, 465 ; 30, 412 ; 31, 442.
Notes on New Genus Dendia (R. Brown), 30,

411.
Notes on Genus Dicranum, with Description

of New Species, including some Doubtful

Species of Blind ia (R. Brown), 29, 451.
Notes on Genus Gymnostomum, with Descrip-
tions of New Species (R. Brown), 26, 296.
Notes on Proposed New Genus Stirfonra (R.

Brown), 32, 149.
Notes on Genus Streptopogon, with Description

of a New Species, S. hooker ii {R. Brown), 30,

409.
Notes on New Genus Tetracocinodon (R.

Brown), 28, 531.
Notes on Genus Tortida, with Descriptions of

New Species (R. Brown). 30, 399.

3Iu-fri of New Zealand —rontinued.

Notes on (4enus Tridtostomum, with Descrij)-

tions of some New S])ecies (R. Brown), 29,

478.
Notes on New Species belonging to the Genus

Seligero—S. cardotii (R. Brown), 30, 398.
Notes on some Species of : Genus I'hascum

(R. Brown), 26, 302.
Some Little-known N.Z. Mosses (T. W. N.

Beckett), 25, 297 ; 26, 277.

Myopormn Icetum, Glands in the Leaf and Stem
of (C. Alexander), 19, 314.

Myosofi.'i and Guinifid, Occurrence in Chatham
Lslamls of the Genera (L. Cockavne), 33,
982.

Jlyosofi-s (Exardieiia) concinnu, and M. (E.) lata
(T. F. Cheeseman), 17, 235.

MyrsinacecB, Recent Changes in Nomenclature
of N.Z. (L. Cockayne), 35, 355.

Naturalised Plants of N.Z., especialh' those in
Province of Auckland (T. Kirk), 2, 131.

Nelson anil Marlborough, Floi'a of, compared
with that of Canterburv (W. T. L. Ti'avers).
1, Pt. iii, 17 L2nd ed., 174].

Nelson and Marlborough, Geograi)hical Botanj'
of (D. Monro), 1, Pt. iii, 6 [2nd ed., 161].

Nelson District : Botanical Notes (R. 1. Kings-
ley), 28, 537.

Nelson District, &c.. from West Wanganui,
Plants new to (R. I. Kingsley), 27, 407.

Nelson Province, Additional Contributions to
Flora of (T. Kirk), 18, 318.

Nelson Province, Flora of (T. F. Chee.seman), 14,
301.

Nephrodinin decompositiun and N. (;labdlum (T,
Kirk), 10, 398.

Nikau-tree, Branched (S. P. Smith), 10, 357.

Nomenclature, Botanical, Notes on ; with Re-
marks on the Rules adopted by the Inter-
national Botanical Congress of Vienna (T. F.
Cheeseman), 40, 447.

North Cape District, Flora of (T. F. Cheeseman),
29, 333.

North Island of N.Z., Geographic and Economic
Botany of (W. Colenso), 1 (independent!}'
paginated) [2nd ed., 233].

Notospartium, Carmidiaelia, Corallo-i pnrtinm,
and Huttonella (T. Kirk), 29, 501.

NototJdospi hookeri (J. Buchanan), 20, 255.

Noxious Weeds in Nelson District (R. I. Kings-
ley), 27, 407.

Okarito District. List of Plants collected in (A.
Hamilton), 11, 435.

Okarito, Plants collected at : Notes on Mr.
Hamilton's Collection (T. Kirk), 11, 439.

Olearia hedori, Notice of (D. Petrie), 16, 393.

Olearias, Macrocephalous, of N.Z. ; with De-
scription of a New Species (T. Kirk), 23, 443.

Olives, N.Z. (T. Kirk), 14, 375.

Open Bay Islands, Vegetation of the (L.

Cockayne), 37, 368.
Orchids, Australian, Occurrence in N.Z. of (T.

I^rk), 24, 425.
Orchids of N.Z., Means of Fertilisation among

some (G. M. Thomson), 11, 418.
Organic Productions of N.Z., Distribution of the

(W. T. L. Travers), 16, 461.
Orobanche, a Genus new to Flora of N.Z.. Occur-
rence of (T. Kirk), 2, 106.

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Orobaitche, Species ot (supposed to be new),

pai'asitical on a Plant of Hydrocotyle (W.

C'olenso), 21, 41.
Otago. Botan\- of (T. Kirk), 10, 4U(i.
Otago. History of Botany in (T. Kirk), 29, 532.
Otago. List of Flowering-plants indigenous to,

with Indications of their Distribution and

Range in Altitude (D. Petrie), 28, 540; 29,

421.
Otago, Xaturalised Plants of (G. M. Thomson),

7, 370.
Otaso, Notes on some Plants of (G. M. Thom-
son). 9, 538.
Otago Plants. New Habitats of (B. C. Aston), 31,

747.
Otaao Plants omitted from Kirk and Petrie's

Lists (B. C. Aston). 31, 747.
Otaso, Sketch of Botany of (J. Buchanan), 1,

Pt. iii, 22 [2nd ed., 181].
Ottelia in N.Z., Occun-ence of (T. F. C'heeseman),

31, 350.
Palm-lilv, Occun-ence on the Aucldand Penin-
sula of an Undescribed (T. Kirk), 28, 508.
Panax nrhoreum. Occurrence of, as an Epiphj'te

on the Stems of Ti-ee-fems in the Mauku

District (H. Carse), 34, 359.
Panax lineare. Notes on (T. Kirk), 9, 492.
Panax, Revised Descriptions of Two Species of

N.Z. : P. craiisijolinm and P. longissimum

(J. Buchanan), 9, 529.
Papers and Notices on Eotauical Subjects in

Trans. X.Z. Inst, and other Publications.

List of (A. Hamilton), 36, 342.
Paratrophi': hderophyUa. Remarks on (T. Kirk),

29, 498.
Pha?no2ams, New (W. C'olenso), 19, 259 ; 20,

188 r 21, 80 : 22, 459 : 25, 324 ; 26, 313 ;

27, 383 ; 28, 591 ; 31, 266.
Phanerogams, Inquiry into the Seedling Forms

of N.Z.. and their Development (L. CockaATie),

31, 354 ; 32, 83 ; 33, 265.
Phormitiiii colensoi. Abnormal Growth of a

Plant of (W. L. Williams), 36, 333.
Phoniiium tenax (C. Heaphy), 2, 116.
Phormium tenax. Chemistry of (A. H. Church),

6, 260.
Phoimium tenax. Growth of (T. ~S\. Haultain), 5,

357.
Phormium tenax, Preparation of (A. G. Purchas),

1, 6t; [2nd ed., 473].
Phormium tenax, Structure and Colour of Fibre

of (T. Nottidge), 2, 108.
Phormium tenax. Structure of Leaf of (F. W.

Hutton), 2, HI.
Plionnium tenax. Utilisation of (W. T. L.

Travers), 1, 168 [2nd ed., 114].
Phyllitis fascia. Occurrence in N.Z. of (R. il.

Laing), 39, 220.
Phyllocladiis, N.Z. Species of : P. fjlanca, P. tri-

chomanoides, and P. alpina (T. Kirk), 10, 378.
Plii/lloijlos-mm, The ProthalUum of (A. P. W.

Thomas), 34, 402.
Phytophthora infestans. Notes on the Spread of,

with Special Reference to Hybeniating My-

eelium (A. H. ('ocka\nie), 40, 31G.
PiJularia, New Species of : P. iiorie-zealandioe

(T. Kirk), 9, 547.

Pimelea. New Species of : P. suteri (T. Kirk),

26, 259.
Pine, A New : Podocarpus acutifoUus (T. Kirk),

16, 370.

Pirongia IMountain, Botanj- of (T. F. Cheeseman),

12, 317.
Pisonia hninoniana, a Bird-killing Tree (R. H.

Govett), 16, 364.
Pisonia umbellifera (T. Kirk), 16, 367.
Pittosporum and Loranthus in Herbarium of

Colonial Museum, An Undescribed (T. Kirk),

3, 161.

Pittosporum, N.Z. Species of (T. Kirk), 4, 260.

Pittosporum obcordatum. Notes on {T. F. Cheese-

<^ man), 39, 435.

Pituri, A New Vegetable Product (S. il. Curl),

* 11, 411.

Plant-acclimatisation in N.Z. (G. M. Thomson),

33, 313.
Plant-habitats. Some Hitherto-unrecorded (L.

Cockayne). 37, 361 : 39, 361 ; 40, 304.
Plants, Descriptions of New (T. Kirk), 3, 177 :

9, 547 ; 10, 419 ; 11, 463 ; 13, 384.

Plants fi'om N.Z. Forests, New (W. Colenso),

12, 359 ; 14, 329.
Plants growing at " The Gums," Taita (T.

Mason), 29, 393 ; 35, 374.
Plants, New Indigenous (W. Colenso), 15, 320 ;

17, 237 : 18, 256 ; 23, 381 ; 24, 387.

Plants, New Native (D. Petrie), 14, 362 : 17,

269 ; 18, 295 ; 19, 323, 325 ; 22, 439 : 25,

269 ; 26, 266 ; 27, 405 ; 28, 538 : 29, 425 ;

33, 328 ; 34, 390.
Plants, New Native, with Notes on some

Known Species (D. Petrie), 23, 398.
Plants New to N.Z., and Description of a New

Species (J. Buchanan), 14, 356.
Plants New to the N.Z. Flora (T. F. Cheeseman),

29, 390.
Plants of N.Z. (J. Buchanan), 12, 380.
Plants of N.Z., New (J. B. Armstrong). 13, 335 ;

14, 359.
Plants of N.Z., New (S. Berggren), 13, 290.
Plants of N.Z., New Species and Varieties of

(.L Buchanan), 2, 88; 3, 208; 4, 224; 6,

241 ; 16, 394 : 19, 213.
Plants of N.Z.. New Species of (J. F. Armstrong),

4, 290.

Plants of N.Z., Occun-ence and Habits of some
of the (W. S. Hamilton), 17, 290.

Plants of N.Z. successfully cidtivated in Scot-
land (W. Gon-ie); 13, 428.

Pleurophyllum (T. Kirk), 23, 431.

Podocarpus acutifoUus, a New Pine (T. Kirk),
16, 370.

Poli/(jonum aviculare. Nativity in N.Z. of (T.
Kirk), 4, 238.

Polygonum aviculare, Nativitj" in N.Z. of : Reply
to W. T. L. Travers (T. Kirk). 5, 320.

Polygonum aviculare, Oriirin in N.Z. of (W. T. L.
Travers), 5, 310.

Poll/podium, New Species of (T. F. Cheeseman),

10, 356.

Pomaderris, New Species of : P. tainui (J.

Hector), 11, 428.
Poor Knights Islands, Brief Botanical Visit to

(L. Cockayne), 38, 351.

I'.U'EKS : BOTANY.

53

Foidiitliiiii : Ocoiinciicf of Aiistialiau (ieiuis in

X.Z. (T. F. C'hceseinaii), 11, -132.
Port Xk'hol.'<on. Naturalised Plants of (T. Kirk),

10, 3(i2.
Port Xicliol.soii, \i>\v I'lants fioni Vitinit\- of

(T. Kirk), 24, 42;}.
Preparation and Preservation of Botanical

Specimens (T. Kirk), 27, 318.
Pi'icklv ('onifrev [Symphi/tuni ospcriimutii) (J. C.

Crawford), 10, 523, 528.
Prickly Pear and American Aloe, Two Peculiar

Introduced and Naturalised Plants of South

America (W. Colenso), 26, 323.
Ptero-iti/li,", Fertilisation of N.Z. Species of

(T. F. Cheeseman), 5, 352.
Pteiosti/lis sqitamata in N.Z. (T. F. Cheeseman),

7, 352.
Puka (Men/Id .^indaiiii). Account of (T. Kirk),

2, 100 : 16, 368.
Punui of Stewait Island : Aralia lyallii (T. Kirk),

17, 293.
Puriri ( r/7e.r lucens). Pollination of (D. Petrie),

37, 409.
Pyxine. New Classification of the^Genus (J.

Stirton), 30, 393.
Ranunculus kirJdi and B. berggreni (T>. Petrie),

31, 352.

Hanuiicuhis tenuicaulis (T. F. Cheeseman), 17,
235.

Ranunculus tenuis (J. Buchanan), 20, 255.

Rata IMetrosideros robusta), Habit of (T. Kirk),
4, 207.

Relationship between Floras of N.Z. and Aus-
tralia (T. Kirk), 11, 540.

RJuibdotlia/mius solandri. Pollination of (D.
Petrie), 35, 321.

Rhar/odiu : Notice of the Discovery of tlie Genus
in N.Z. (T. F. Cheeseman), 16, 408.

Rhagodia, OccuiTence of a Species of, at Port
Nicholson (T. Kirk), 16, 369.

Rimu-resin, Chemistry of (T. H. Easterfield and
B. C. Aston), 36, 483.

Rumex, New Species of : R. neglectus (T. Kirk),
9, 493.

Sandhills, Fixing of (W. Keene), 6, 370.

Sand \A'^astes, Plants best adapted for Reclama-
tion of (T. Kirk), 6, 45.

Sapota costata near " Cook's Well," Tolaga Bay
(W. Colenso), 12, 147.

Seaweeds of N.Z.. Revised List of (R. M. Laing),

32, 57 ; 34, 327 ; 37, 380.

Seaweeds of Norfolk Island. List of (R. M.
Laing). 33, 299; 38, 424.

Selliero, Fertilisation of (T. F. Cheeseman), 9,
542.

Senecio, New Species of : <S'. hectori (J. Bu-
chanan), 5, 348.

Senecio, New' Species of : .S'. muelleri (T. Kirk),
15, 359.

Senecio, New Species of : S. myrianthos (T.*F.
Cheeseman), 7, 348.

Snares, Botany of the (T. Kirk), 23, 426.

Southern Islands of N.Z., Botanical Excursion
durins Midwinter to the (L. Cockavne), 36,
225.

Sowthistles of N.Z., Remarks on ; with Descrip-
tion of a New Species (T. Kirk), 26, 263.

Splncluiidiiini lugovutn {\\. M. Laing). 25, 288.
Spoi<tduntltn.i : Occurrence of the (ieiius in N.Z.

('J\ F. Cheeseman), 12, 324.
Stem-structure of Leafless Plants (A. ('. Finlay-

son), 35, 3<)0.
Steieocdtdon buc/ton/nii (<'. Knight), 7, 308.
St. .John's Nin'ser\- (;arilen, Wanganui, with Rate

of (Jrowth of Introduced Trees (R. Pharazvn),

4, 307.
Stewart Lsland, Flora of (D. Petrie), 13, 323.
Stewart Island, Flowering;- plants of (T. Kirk*,

17, 213.
Stewart Island. New Plants collected on (T.

Kirk), 16, 371.
Tahiti, Botany of, 6, App. Ixvi.
Takaka District. Botanical Notes from (R. 1.

Kingsley), 25, 304.
Te Aroha Mountain. Botanv of (J. Adams). 17,

275.
Te Moehau Mountain. Cape Colville, Botanv ot

(J. Adams), 21, 32.
Thames Goldfields, Botany of (T. Kirk), 2, 89.
Thames Goldfields. Botanv of (J. Adams), 16,

385.
Theli/mitm, Fertilisation of (T. F. Cheeseman),

13, 291.
Three Ivinss Islands. Botanv of (T. F. Cheese-
man), 20, 141 ; 23, 408.
Thy-sanothecitim, New Species of, collected in

Southern Alps : T. buchanani (C. Knight),

13, 385.
Timber. A ileans for selecting the ^lost Durable

(J. Buchanan), 10, 190.
Timber, Durability- of N.Z., with Suggestions

for its Preservation (J. Buchanan), 6, 390.
Timber and Firewood, Beneficial Raising of

Trees suited for (F. W. C. Sturm), 11, 568.
Titirangi District, Auckland. Botany of (T. F.

Cheeseman), 4, 270.
Totara, Regrowth of the (J. Rutland), 33, 324.
Tree-ferns of N.Z., with Pailicular Reference to

their Peculiar Epiplu-tes, their Habit, and their

Manner of Growth (W. Colenso), 19, 252.
Trees, N.Z., jilanted at Parawai, Thames, at and

sub.sequent to 1873. Remarks on (J. W. HaU),

34, 388.
Trees suitable for Streets and Avenues (D. Hav),

7, 519.
Triodia and Atropis : Occurrence in N.Z., and

Descriptions of New Species (T. Kirk), 14,

378.
Tutu Plant. Certain Properties of (H. G. Hughes),

3, 237.
Tutu Plant, Chemistrv of (T. H. Easterfield and

B. C. Aston), 33, 345.
Tutu Plant, Extraction of the Poisonous Principle

of (W. Skey), 2, 153.
Uncinia, New Species of : ['. clarhii (D. Petrie V

20, 185.
Uncinia, New Species of : f '. laxiflora, U.

rigida, V. purpurata (D. Petrie), 17, 271.
Vnllisncria spiralis. Establishment in Lake

Takapuna of ; with Remarks on its Life-
history (T. F. Cheeseman), 29, 38(i.
V'^egetable Caterpillar (see p. 76).
Vegetable Phvsioloiiv. A Modern Chapter in

(D. Petrie), '29, 427.

54

Veronica, Asttlia. and Cehnisia, New Species of

(L. Cockayne). 31, 419.
Veronica. A New Species of : T'. astoiii (D.

Petrie), 40, 288.
Veronica macronra. Cook Strait Habitat of

(L. Cockayne). 39, 301.
Ferow/crt, Synopsis of the N.Z. Species of (J. B.
' Armstrong), 13, 344.
Veronica, Two New Species of : V. ohorata and

V. ccme^^cens (T. Kirk), 9, 502.
Veronicas, Notes on cci'tain, and Descriptions of

New Species (T. Kirk), 28, 515.
Vine-growing in Hawke's Bay (Rev. Father

Yardin), 23, 528.
Viola, Cleistogamic Flowers of the CJeniis (G. M.

Thonvson), 11, 415.
Viscum rlavatvin. a New Mistletoe (T. Kirk), 24,

429.
VHex Juveiis, Pollination of (D. Petiie), 37, 400.

Waikato District, Botany of certain Places in

(T. Kirk), 3, 142.
Waimakariri l-Jiver Basin, Plant (ieography of

the, considered chiefly from an (Ecological

Point of View (L. Cockayne), 32, 95.
Waimakariri, L'pper, New or Remarkahle Plants

from (T. Kirk), 27, 349.
Wangapeka Valley, Nelson. Botanical Notes on

the (R. I. Kingsley), 30, 442.
Wellington Province, Flora of (.J. Buchanan),

6, 210.
Westport District. Vegetation of (W. Townson),

39, 380.
Xanthiuiii ■•<tnr»uiriHm, ( )ccinience in N.Z. of

(T. W. Kirk). 26, 310.
Zannichellia and Lfpiliina in N.Z. (T. Kirk),

28, 498.
Zostera nana. Roth. var. iniielhri : Occurrence

in N.Z. (T. Kirk), 10, 392.

CHEMISTRY.

Absorption of Alkaloids bv Aluminous Silicates

(W. Skey), 5, 375.
Absorption of Antimony and Arsenic from a

Solution of their Oxides ( W. Skey). 8, 337.
Agricultural Chemistrv (•). Lowe), 1, ()3 [2nd

Vd.. 470].
Alkalies, Solubility of. in Fther (W. Skey). 8, 338.
Alkalinity of Carbonate of Lime (W. Skev). 2,

150 ; 4, 323.
Alkalinity or Acidity of certain Salts and

Minerals (W. Skey),' 4, 325.
Alkaloids, Detection and Estimation of, by means

of their Double Sulphocyanides {P. W. Robert-
son), 38, 51.
Alkaloids from Fixetl Oils by Aniline Process,

Production of (W. Skey), li, 471.
Antifebrine, Some New Compounds of a Similar

Nature to (P. W. Robertson), 38, 45.
Argentic Oxide, Decomposition of, by Mercury

(VV. Skey), 12, 414.
Argentic vSulphide, Electric and Chemical De-
portment of (W^ Skey), 8, 345.
Argentiferous Salts which are affected by Light,

Results obtained upon (W. Skey), 12, 401.
Association of Grains of Gold with Native

Copper (W. Skey), 20, 454.
Auriferous Alloys. Mode of producing, by Wet

Processes {W". Skey), 5, 370.
Barium, Production of a Mono-hvdrate of

Chloride of (W. Skey), 3, 220.
Border-segiegation in some Igneous Magmas,

Cause oi (J. Park), 37, 48(3.
Brachiiqloiiis repanda and B. rangiora, Search

for Poisonous Principle of (W. Skey), 14, 400.
Bromine Method of estimating Sulphur in

(iaseous Compounds (W. P. Evans), 29, 573.
Bunsen Burner. Improved Adju.stable Drip-
proof (W. P. E\ans). 30, 497.
Calcic Carbonate, Solubility of, in Alkaline

Chlorides (W. Skey), 10, 449.
Camphor, Cause of the Deposition of. towards

LiL'ht (W. Ske\). 12, 411.

C^amphor on Water. Movements of (W. Skey),

11, 473 ; 12. 403.
Chemistry of the N.Z. Flora, Studies on th>'
(T. H. Easterfield and B. C. Aston)—

Karaka-nut. 34, 495.
. Rimu-resin. 36, 483.

Tutu Plant. 33, 345.
Chromes, Artificial : Preparation for (Orna-
mental Purposes (W. Skey), 21, 359.
Citric Acid from Limes grov^^l in Auckland and

Tahiti, Percentage of (J. A. Pond), 14, 405.
Citric and Sulphuric Acids, Interaction of (J.

Bee), 36, 48(J.
Coal, Blackball, Distillation Products of (W. P.

Evans), 30, 487 : 31, 556.
Coals, Analyses (Technical) of N.Z. (W. P.

Evans), 31, 504.
Coal, Technical Analysis of. and Coal-testing

(A. M. Wright), 38, 42.
ColophouA', Chemistry of (T. H. Easterfield and

G. Bagiey), 35, 47(i.
Contact IMetamorjjhism at the New Brockley

Coal-mine. :\Ialyern Hills (W. P. Evans), 31,

557.
Copper, Absor])tion of, from its Ammoniacal

Solution (W. Skey), 4, 332.
Coprosmci cjrandiftora. Examination of the Bark

of, for Alkaloids (W. Skey), 2, 152.
Crystalline Phosphates and Arseniates. Produc-
tion of c'crtaui (W. Skey), 2, 146.
(Jyanide Process, Treatment of Partially De-
composed P\ritic Tailings by (H. P. Shepherd),

38, 558.
C\'anide-solutions, Rapid Action of Strong, on

"Gold superficially (W. Skey), 30, 512.
Cyanide-solutions. Regeneration of (G. Doveton),

"36,481.
Cyanidmg (Jold, Liljcration of H_\-drogen in a

certain Variation of the A]>paratus used for

(W. Skey), 30, 510.
( 'yanogen. Analog\- of, to Oxygen (W. Skev), 7,
'379.~

PAPERS : CHEMISTliY.

55

('\anom>n. Free : Fuillier Results showing that

it (iocs not dissolve or even attack (<okl

(\V. Skey). 29, 57<i.
Cyanouen : the Position it holds in relation to

the Simple Radicals, and its Inability to coui-

hine flircctlv with Silver or (iold (\V. Skev),

29, .-.74.
Desilveriiii; of Ai-gentiforons (iold. New Mode

for Direct (W. Skey), 1, 103 12nd ed., 47].
Earth\- Carbonates : Degree of Solubility in

Pui'e Water (W. Skey), 10, 4.52.
Electricitv. C'onducting-power of Metallic Sul-
phides and Oxides for (W. Skey), 4, 311.
Eleetro-ca|jiUarv Theory, Fallac\- of the (VV.

Skey), 21, 3(>'3.
Electro-deposition of Gokl upon the Gold of

our Drifts (W. Skey), 30, 498.
Electro - motive Orcler of certain Metals in

t'yanide of Potassium (W. Skey), 8, 334.
Electro- motive Power of Gold and Platina in

Sulphides (W. Skey), 4, 313.
Electro- motive Power of MetaUic Sulphides

(W. Skey). 3, 232.
Fatty Acids and theii' E.sters, Association of the,

and the Arrangement of Atoms in Space (P. W.

Robertson), 37, 577.
Fatty Acids, Distillation of the, for the Manu-
facture of Candles (P. W. Robertson), 37,

508.
Fatty Acids, Molecular t^omplexity of the (P. W.

Robertson). 35, 452.
Fatty Acids, Vapour Densities of the (T. H.

Eastertield and P. W. Robertson), 34, 499.
Fireclay.s of the Auckland Province, Analvses

of {.]. A. Pond), 8, 348.
Cfalvanic Circuit or Battery, Capability of cer-

tam Sulphides to form Negative Pole of (W.

Skey), 3, 222.
(toIcI, Absorption of Sulphur by, and its Effects

in retarding Amalgamation (W. Skey), 3, 216.
Gold. Alleoed Nuclear Action of (W. Ske^), 5,

372.
Gold Nuggets in Drift, Formation of (W. Skey),

5, 377. '
Gold, Oxidation of, in Presence of Air and Water

(W. Skey). 25, 381.
Heat-effect. Note on a Supposed (.J. S. S. Cooper),

36, 492.
Hot Blast, Application of, to Blow-jJipe Pur-
poses (W. Skey), 2, 148.
Hydration of Clay-slate, Cla^', and Coal, Evolu-
tion of Heat during the (W. Skey), 7, 384.
Iodine and Bromine, Application of, for Detec-
tion of Gold m Minute Quantities (W. Skey),

2, 150.
lodme, Manufactui'e of. Substitution of Acetate

for Sulphate of Copper in (W. Skey), 5, 376.
. Karaka-nut, Chemistry of (T. H. Easterfielcl and

B. C. Aston), 34, 495.
Karaka-nut, Isolation of the Bitter Substance

of (W. Skey), 4, 316.
Kauri-resin, Investigation into (E. B. R. Pri-

deaux), 33, 368.
Lake lakapuna. Percentage of Cliloiine in (.J. A.

Pond), 32, 241.
Latent Heats of Fusion of the Elements and

Compounds, (P. W. Robertson), 34, 501.

Lead, A Periodide and an lodo-carbonate of

(W. Skey). 13, 388.
Lime as a Manure (D. Hay). 9, 20(1.
Lime-deposit in Shaft of l'nitc<l Pumping

Association ((;. Black). 10, 456.
JIagnesia, Dimorphisim of (W. Skey), 13, 389.
Malt, Transformation of Barlev into (P. B.

Phipson), 40, 32(i.
Manganese-ores : Examination for Cobalt (W.

Skey). 10, 448.
Manures. Chemical, Notes on some Experiments

with (W. F. Worley), 29, 588.
Marsh-lights (R. C. Harding), 30, 87.
Maximum or Minimum in the Proi)erties of

certain Series of Organic Compounds (P. W.

Robertson), 35, 465.
Meat Products, Anahses of certain N.Z. (A. .M.

Wright), 40, 322.
Mercuro-iodide Test for Detection of Alkaloidal

or Albumenous Matters, Modification of the

(W. Skey), 9, 553.
Merciuv. Note on the Vapour-densitv of (D.

Hector), 33, 382.
Methane, Temperature of Combustion of, in

Presence of Palladiumised Asbestos (H. G,

Denham), 38, 39.
Mineral Oils of N.Z. {W. Skey), 6, 252.
Mineral Water from Otira Gorge, Note on

Anah-sis of (G. Grav), 22, 495.
Mineral Waters of N.Z. (W. Skey), 10, 423.
Mode in which Oil acts as a Nucleus in Super-
saturated Saline Solution.s (W. Skey), 12, 407.
Molecrdar Association and Dissociation, Effect

on Temperature of (S. Page), 38, 512.
Mount Eden, Chemical Properties of Strata

from (J. A. Pond), 7, 405.
Nitroculture, Increase of Nitroaen iu certain

Soils due to (A. M. Wright), 39, 121.
Nitrogen- fixing Bacteria, Fixation of Atmo,-

spheric Nitrogen by, in certain Solutions

(A. M. Wright), 40, 324.
Oil-bath for stuctying the Influence of Definite

Temperatures in Solids, Convenient Form of

(W. P. Evans), 30, 495.
Osomose [Osmose] as the Cause of the Persistent

Suspension of Clay in Water (W. Skey), 11,

485.
Oxidation of Gokl antl Mercury by Oxygen in

Presence of Water (W. Skey)", 8, 339. "
Oxidation of Mercury in Air and Water, also of

Iron, in Alkaline Solution (W. Skey), 29,

582.
Oxidation of Silver and Platinum by Oxygen in

Presence of Water (W. Skey), 8, 3^32.
Oxygenized Graphite and Platinum. Chemical

Effects of (W. Skey), 8, 347.
Petroleum, H\-drocarbons of Benzol Series in

(W. Skey), 11, 469.
Pliormium ienax, Chemi.str\' of (A. H. Church),

6, 260.
Phosphine, Preparation of Spontaneously In-
flammable (T. A. Mollet), 14, 391.
Photographic Effects produced with Silver

Salts : New Theor\- of the Mode (W. Skey),

14, 403.
Platinum, Absorptive Properties of (W. Skey),

3, 221.

56

Platinum, Fusiljilily ut. in tht- Blow pipi'-tlamc,

(W. Skey), 2, l.")i
Potassiiim-cvanide Solution. Action ut'. upon

Gold (J. S. Maclaurin), 28, 695.
Potassium-cyanide Solution, Action of, upon

(xold : Notes on Mr. J. S. Maclaurin's Paper

(W. Skey), 28, 708.
Pottery Cia\>; of the Auckland District (J. A.

Pond), 16, 443.
Pieci2)itatt- formed by ceilain Mercuric Salts in

Presence of Essential Oils, Nature of (W.

Skey), 12, 412.
Property ]jos«essed by Essential Oils of wkitcn-

ing Precipitate produced b\- mixing Solution

of ;Mercuro-iodide and 31ercuiic Chloride (W.

Skey), 11, 470.
Radio-activit\- of certain Soils (.j. H. Howell).

39, 223.
Raoult's ^kthod Im- Molecular Weight Deter-
mination (T. H. KasterHeld and J. Bee), 34,

497.
Reduction of certain Metals from their Solutions

by Metallic Sulphides (\V. Skey), 3, 225.
Relative Thermometric Conductivities of Li-
quids, Instrument for roughlv determining the

(W. P. Evans), 31, 555.
Rimu-resin, Chemistrv of (T. H. Easterfield and

B. C. Aston), 36, 483.
Salt Spiring nt'ar Hokiansa (.J. A. Pond), 11,

512.
SiUca, Absorptive Properties of. and its Direct

Hydration b\- Contact with Water (AV. Skey),

2,151.
Silver-ore of Richmond Hill, Composition of the

(W. Skey), 9, 556.
Slate in Contact with Granite from Preservation

Inlet, Analysis of (A. Liversidge), 17, 340.
Soil of the 'rau])o Plains, Composition of the, |

and its Suitabilit\' for the Orowth of (irasses

J. A. Pond and •'(. S. Maclaurii, i. 32, 227.

Starch and Glucose in Timber, Occurrence of

(H. B. Kirk), 37, 379.
Stereo-chemistry, or the AiTangenient of Atoms

(W. P. Evans), 24, 697.
Strnkstone (Anthraconite), Nature of (W. Skev),

25, 379.
Sulpho-cyanide of Potassium, Now Process for

^Manufacture of (W. Skey), 4, 330. i

Sulphuretted Hvdi-ofren Gas, Generation of (W.

Skey), 4, 321." !

Sulphuietted Hydrogen in a Bituminous Coal, !

Api)arent Occlusion of (W. P. Evans). 31, .566. j
Sulphur from Carbon by Voltaic Action. Evohi- !

tion of (W. Skey), 7, "389. |

Sulphur in Coals, Error introduced by using a

Coal-gas Flame while determining Percentage j

of, with Es])ecial Reference to the Methods

■■ Eschka "" and " Nakamura" (W. P. p]vans), i

30, 496. I

Suspension of ( lay in Water, ( 'ausc of, and its |

Precipitation {\V. Skey). 4, 380. -

Tomlinsons Cohesion Figures. Nature and Cause

of (W. Skey), 11, 490.'
Torbanite, Formation and Constitution of (W.

Skey), 7, 387.
Tutu Plant. Certain Properties of (H. G. Hughes),

3, 237.
Tutu Plant, Chemistrv of (T. H. Easterfield and

B. C. Aston), 33, 345. |

Tutu Plant, Extraction of the Poisonous Prin- '

ciple of (W. Skey), 2, 153. !

Voltaic Cell, Replacement of Metals in a (W.

Skey), 8, 343.
Water, Decomposition of, by Tannic Acid in '

Conjunction with an Alkali (W. Skev), 30, j

509. ■ !

Writing-ink, a Usefid ^Modification of Cominon i

(W. Skey), 9, 557. i

Zinc and Cobalt Salts. Alloti-o)>ic Form of (W. '■

Skey), 13, 387. !

GEOLOGY.

Ancient Relations between N.Z. and South

.'Imerica (H. von Jhering), 24, 431.
" .Ancient Relations between N.Z. and South

Ajnerica " : Remarks on Dr. \on Jhering's

Paper (K. Mueller), 25, 428.
Arid Island, Hauraki Gulf, Description of (F. AV.

Hutton and T. Kirk), 1, 163 [2iul ed., 108].

Artesian Wells —

.Vramoho. Artesian Well at (J. T. Stewart),

34, 451.
Artesian Wells (H. Hill), 22, 42!t.
Avonside, Artesian Well at (T. A. ^doUet), 13,

410.
Canterbtn'\- ^luseum. Behaviour of Artesian

Wells at (F. AV. Hutton), 28, 654.
Hawkes Bav. Arttsian-v.ell System of (H.

Hill), 20, 282.
HeretavuiLfa I'lain. Hawke's Bay, .\i-tesian-

water Basins of the (H. Hill). 37, 431.
Longbui-u Artesian Wells (.J. Miivchlwid^s). 31,

551.

Artesian Wells — cott t in ued.

Napier, Artesian Wells near (F. W. Hutton),

3, 251.
Port Hills. Artesian-well System at the Base

of the (8. Page and E. B. r! Prideaux ), 33, 335.
Poverty Bav and Gisbome, .Vrtesian-water

Prospects in (H. Hill), 29, 567.
Ruataniwha Plain, Artesian \\'ater-sui>ply at

(H. Hill), 25, 3.50.
AA'anganui, Artesian- water Prosiiects at (H.

Hill), 25, 343.
Wanuanui Artesian Wells (H. Hill). 25. 348.

Banks Peninsula, (reological Striictur;- of (•!. von

Haast), 11, 495.
Bidwill's l'"'ront Hills, AVairara[)a (.1. C. (Vaw-

ford). 12, 416.
Bluff District (W. S. Hamilton), 19, 452.
Cantirbury Mountains, Geological Structure of

I.I. Hector), 17, 337.
Cantei-I)ury Plains, Formation of llic iV. W.

Hutton i, 37, 465.

P-APKUS : OEOLOCiV

bl

Castle Itork. CoromaiKlcl (.1. .M. Marlar<>n). 32,
213.

Caves —

Castle Rocks. Southland, Fissures and Caves

at ; with l)escri])tion of l^eniaius of Exist-

iuK and Extinct Birds found in them (A.

Hamilton), 25, 88; 26, 22().
Eanisclcugh Cave (F. W. Hutton), 7, 138.
Crevnionth District. Caves and Watcr-pas-

saoes in the (H. X. McLeod). 36, 479.
^lartinboroush District, Caves in the, and

^loa-hones found therein (H. N. McLcod),

34f, o(i2.
Papatu. Ormondville. Hawke's Bav, Cave at

(H. X. ilcLeod). 33, 343.
Sumner, Xewlv opened Cave near (J. T.

:\Iceson), 22, 64.
Takiroa Caves, Waitaki Vallev {W. B. D.

Mantell), 1, 18 [2nd ed., fi].
Three Kinsis. Lava Caves at the (J. Stewart),

2, ]<)2.

Clarendon Phosphate-deposits, Otago (A. R.
Andrew), 38, 447.

Coal-
Age and Relations of the Coalfields of X.Z.

(.1. Park), 36, 40.1.
Auckland Province, Coals and Coalfields in

(J. M. Tunny). 8, 387.
Coal (?) from Bobv's Creek. Waipara (L. H.

Harrison), 39, 475.
Coals for Steam Purposes, Determinino- the

Value of (J. R. George), 4, 151.
Extent and Duration of WorkablejCoal in

X.Z. (.1. Park), 21, 325.
(;as-]:)roducing Materials: Relative Value of
X.S.W. and X.Z. Coals (.1. R. George), 4,
14f>.
Relative Ages of the Australian, Tasmanian.

and X.Z. Coalfields (J. Hector), 10, 532.
Relative Aces of the Coalfields of-X.Z. (F.?W.

Hutton ),"^ 22, 377.1-"'^- ' ;r^«f -^pTT* '

Waitemata, Prospects of findina Workable

Goal on the Shores of the (.1. Park). 24, 380.

Wellington Province. Probabilit\' of finding

Extensive Coal-de]iosits in (J. C. Crawford).

8, 379.

Coast - line at Manukau Heads. Traditional

Change in the (S. P. Smith), 11, 514. .
Coast-line between Kai Iwi and Waitotara, Re-
marks on (R. Pharazyn), 2, 158.
Coast-line in the Xorthern Part of the Xorth
Island, Indications of Changes in the (S. P.
Smith). 13, 398.
Coast-line of the Xorth Islanil of X.Z.. Altera-
tions in (C. F. :Maxwell). 29, 5(i4.
Coast-line of Southern Part of Xorth Island of
X.Z., Indications of Changes in Level of
(.J. C. Crawford), 1, 38 [2nd ed., 4421.
Coast-line, Secular [Movements of the X.Z. (.J.

Park). 34 440.
Contact ^letamorphism at thi' Xew Brockley
Coal-mine. [Malvern Hills (W. P. Evans), 31,
557.
Cook Strait River : Did it flow to the X^^orth-
west or to the South-east ? (.f. C. Crawford),
7, 448.

Dannt'virkc and Waiuui, Hawke's l'>a\-. Country

between (H. Hill), 26, 392.
Date at which the Noith and Soutli Islands of

X.Z. were united (.1. C. Crawfonh. 7, 451.
Denudation as a Factor of ( Jrolnuical Time

(H. Hill). 28, •)()().
Destruction of i^and i>v Shinule-liearinu I'vivers

(A. D. Dobson), 4, 1.53.
Drift Beils of Wakapuaka and Port Hills, with

Remarks on the Boulder Bank and its Forma-
tion (W. Wells). 17, 344.
Drift in South Canterbury (d. Hardcastle), 23, 311.
Dvke at Xuoo(-t Point, Xote on a (R. Speight).

36, 477.
Dvke. Remarkable, on llie Hills'near Heathcote

■(A. D. Dobson). 13, 391.

Earthquakes —

Earthquakes and Wave Phenomena observed

in X.Z. in 1808 (•). Hector). 1, 93 [2nd ed.,

35].
Earthquakes on Land and Sea in 1808 (.J. von

Haast), 1, 190 [2nd ed., 147].
Earthquake in Wellington, 1st February. 1808

(C. J. Abraham), 1,' 33 [2nd ed., 430].
Earthquake of .5th December, 1881, felt at

Christchurch, Determination of the Origin

of the (G. Hogben), 23, 405.
Earthquake of Lst Se|)tember. 18SS. and its

Bearino- on the Architecture of ^Velhngton

(W. :\1. Maskell), 21, 492.
Earthquakes in the .^muri in 1888 ( F. W.

Hutton), 21, 209.
Earthquakes in Amuri District in 1888 (A.

McKav). 21, .■')08.
Earthquake of 27th December, 1888, felt in

Canterburx- and Westland, Origin of (G.

Hogl)en ). 23, 470.
Earthquake of 7th March, 1890, felt at

Xapier. (iisljorne, and other Places (G.

Hogben). 23, 473.
Earthquake of 24th .June, 1891 [(\. Hogben),

24, 574.
Earthquake of 5th -luly, 1891, in Cook Strait :

an Attem])t to define the Eiiiccntrum (G.

Hog})cn). 24, 577.
Earthquake of 4th I)ecend)er. 1S91 (G.

Hogben ). 25, 302.
Earthquake. Ta.smanian. of 27th .lanuary,

1892 (G. Hogben), 31, a94.
Earthquake at Xelson, 12th February. 1893

(G. Hogben), 26, 347.
Earthquake at Wanganui on Sth December,

1897 (G. Hogben), 31, 583.
Earthquake of Sth December, 1897 (H. C

Field), 30, 447.
Earthquake, East Coast, of 9th August, 1904

(G. Hogben), 37, 421.
Earthquake Motion as observed in X.Z.,

Xotes on the Com^mrison of some Elements

of. with their Theoretic Values (G. Hogben),

31, 590.
Earthquakes and Volcanoes, Prime Causes of

the Phenomena of (W. T. L. Travers). 19,

331.
Earthquakes in X.Z. {.L Hector). 20, 450.
Earthquakes in the Vicinitv of Wanganui

(H. C. Field), 24, 509.

58

Earthquakes — continued.

Eai'thquakc Wave.s ol)seive(l on the Coast of

N.Z.. Earlier (( '. Davie). 2, 222.
Earthquake Wa^e at Bay of Islands. Iltli

May. 1877 (J. Macfarlaiie), 10, 551.
Karth(_[uake Wave felt at (lisborne, lltJi .May,

1877 (Captain Crisp), 10, 551.
Milne Earthquake Diagrams. Inter))retation

of (C. C. Farr). 35, 415.
Path of Earthquake-Maves through tlie Earth

((i. Hogben). 37, 424.
Neismograms of Distant Earthquakes {(',.

Hoghen), 33, 5(50.
Seisnioffra])h. A Compound (W. .\. Carew).

26, 4()1.
Seismograph, A New Form of (F. Bull), 18, 69.
Seismograph for indicating or registering

Minute Shocks, Electro-maonetic (W. Skev),

4, 330.
Seismograph Records, Christchurch (C. C.

Farr), 34, (507 ; 35, 593.
Seismograph Records, Christclnuch (H. F.

Siiey), 37, 582 ; 38, 5ti8.
Seismograph Records at Welliniiton (G.

Hogben), 34, 598 ; 35, 582 ; 37, 588 ; 38, 572.
Theorv of N.Z. Earth(|uakes ((4. Hogben).

38, 502.
Tidal Wave at Bav of Islands, 11th Mav. 1877

(J. F. Martin), 10, 520.
Wave Phenomena observed in Lyttelton

Harbour in 1868 (F. D. (Jibson),' 1, 195

L2nd ed., 146].
(Seismograph Records are given in Appendice,s

to Vols. 1-38, since when they have been

published in the N.Z. Gazette)

Earth's Rotation. Influence of the. on the

Course of the Rivers on the Canterbury

Plains (F. W. Hilgendorf), 39, 206.
Earth's Rotation: its Influence on Rivers (A. C.

Baines), 10, 92.
Elevation of the ^Vaikato District, Direct Fvi-

dence of a Change in the (.\. Hunter), 16, 459.
J^levation of the Waikato District. Evidences of

Recent Change in the (J. Stewart). 10, 34.
Fossils (see Palseontology, p- 60).
Geography and To}iogra])hy of .Australia, with

some N.Z. Cora])arisons and Contrasts (J. C.

CVawford), 4, 364.
Geological History of N.Z. (F. \V. Hutton). 32,

159.

Glaciers —

Ancient Glaciers in Nelson Province (A. 1).

Dobson), 4, 336.
Cause of the Former (heat Extension of the

Glaciers in N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 8, 383.
Date of Glacial Period of N.Z. : a Comparison

of Views (A. D. Dobson). 7, 440.
Date of the Last (ireat (daci(>r Period in N.Z.

(F. W. Hutton). 5, 384.
Extinct Glaciers of Middle Island of N.Z.

(W. 'i\ L. Travers), 6, 297.
Glacial Action and Terrace F^ormations of

South N.Z. (.1. T. Thomson), 6, 309.
<!lacial E))och. The Last : explained by Major-

(ieneral Dravsons Discovery of the Second

Rotation of 'the ICarth (H. Schaw), 27, 513.

(!laci:-rs — continued.

(ilacial Period, Notes on the (A. 1). Dolison),

6, 294.
(Jlacial Period of N.Z. (T. Mackay). 7, 447.
Glaciated Stones from Queenstow a. Lake

Wakatipu (E. G. Hogg), 37, 42(i.
(Jlacier Moraines in the Leith Vallex . Dunedin

(J. Park). 34, 444.
(ilacier-motion (J. Hardcastlc). 23, W.Vl.
(daciers (W. Fox), 5, 433.
Kingston Moraine (P. Marshall). 35, 3S7.
Murchison Glacier {(}. E. Mannering). 23, 355.
New Zealand as a Post-s;lacial ( 'entre of

CVeation (T. H. Cockburn-Hood), 10, 3.
Pleistocene Beds of Hawke's Ba\- and the

Glacial Period (H. Hill), 27, 451.'
Pleistocene Glaciation of N.Z., Notes on Dr.

Haasfs supposed (W. T. L. Travers), 7,

409.

Clreensands of the Waihao Forks (F. \V. Hutton),
20, 264.

Hataitai Valley, Chanucs in the (J. C. Craw-
ford), 17, 342.

Hawke's Bay, Northern Portion of (S. P. Smith),
9, 565.

Hawke's Bav I'laii: : Past and Present (H.
Hill), 30, 515.

Hokitika River, Changes in (J. Rochtnit). 3, 299.

Kakanui District (J. A. Thomson), 38, 4S2.

Kermadec (4roup, (Jeolooical Noti's on the
(S. P. Smith), 20, 333.

Kuaotunu Goldfiekl (J. Park), 26, 360.

Lake Districts of Otago, Physical (4eoL;raphy of
(J. McKerrow), 3, 254.

Lake Sj'stem of N.Z.. Old, with Observations as
to Formation of Canterbury Plains (.1. C.
Crawford). 8, 3(59.

Lake Wakati))u. Formation of (F. \\ . Hutton),
5, 394.

Lake Wak'atipu. I'^ormation of (W. Stuart). 14,
407.

Lake Wakatipu. (ieological Notes on the Country
North-west of (P. Marshall). 38, 56(1.

Lakes. Wind-formed (-1. C. Crawford). 12, 415.

Loess Deposit of the Timaru Plateau. Origin of
the (J. Hardcastle). 22, 40(5.

Lower Mesozoic Rocks of N.Z.. ( >n the Sub-
divisions of the (J. Park). 36, 373.

Lyell, Country about (F. W. Hutton). 22, 3S7.

.Maitai Series.' Jurassic A<>i' of the (.1. I'ark). 36,
431.

Manukau Harbour. North Head of ( F. W.
Hutton). 2, 161.

Marine Tertiaries of Otago and Canterbury,
with Special Reference to the Relations exist-
ing between the Pareora and Oamaru Series
(.r. Park). 37, 489.

Metallurgy a.nil Mineralogy —

Alluvial D.'posits of Oitago (L. O. Heal), 3,

270 ; 21, 332.
Alluvial Di'posits of the Lower Waikato

(F. W. Hutton), 4, 333.
Alluvial (iold in the Province of Wellinsiton

(J. C. Crawford), 2, 1(50.
Auriferous Cements in N.Z., Distrilmt ion of

(.1. H(>etor), 13, 429.

PAi'KKs : gkolo(;y.

59

Metalluriiv and Miiuralooy — couliniied.

Awaniitc. a No\\- .Mineral from Barn Bav

(W. Skcy). 18, 401.
Bisniutli at the Owen. Occun-fiicc oF (W.

Skcv). 19, 4.->!l.
Bismiithic (UM at I lir Owen Cnldlirlds (W.

Sk<-y). 20, 4.-.:}.
Carbonacfous Mimial from Whansiarei Har-
bour (F. \V. Hut (on), 3, 2o(l.
Contact Mftamorpliisni in its Hrlation to

certain Ore-deposits (J. Park). 38, Ki.
Copper, Crystallized Native, on .Mine-timbers

at Kawau Island (\V. H. Baker). 33, 33(i.
Coppor-niiue at D Irville Island (S. H. Cox),

11, 525.
Deposition of .Mineral Matter from A(iueous

Solutions in its Relation to the Filliny of

Cavities and Vein-fissures (.J. Park), 38, 'W.
Distribution of Ores in Horizontal Zones in

Vertical Deiitli (.1. Park). 39, itO.
Ferrous Sulphate in the Cold-mines of Thames

Ookllield, Occurrenci' of Lar^e Bodies of

CSl Paul), 37, 551.
Fluorspar at the Baton ( Joldlields. ( )cciu'rence

of (J. Park). 22, 521.
Gem (iravels of Kakanui : with Remarks on

Geolouv of District (.1. .\. Thomson), 38,

482.
Cold. A Pseudomorphous I'oim of (W. D.

Campbell), 14, 457.
(lold at Harbour Cone (C. N. Boult), 38, 425.
Cold, Formation of. into Specks and Nuggets,

A Theory on the (H. P. Washbourne"), 22,

4t»(_).
Cold, lmpro\ements in Processes for Ex-

tracting and Saving (T. Heale). 2, 174. |

Cold in the Coromandel District, Occurrences

of (J. M. Maclaren). 31, 4!t2.
Gold in the Mackenzie CouTitry. Canterbury I

(A. McKay). 10, 481. ^ ' \

Gold in Wellinoton Provincial District (.1. C.

C*i'a\vford), 10, 477. i

Cold. (.)hinemuri, Microscoj)ical Structurt' of

the (R. Haeusler). 23, 335. !

Gold-saving at the Thames, 1, 74 [2nd ed.,

477].
li'on from the Titaniferous Sand of X.Z.

(E. Purser), 28, bS<).
Iron-pvrites. New Form of ( Iv H. Davis), 3,

287.^
Lead, Native, at Parajjara (J. Park). 35, 403. i
Lead, Native, Occiu'rence at Collingwood of, '

and its Association with Gold {\\. Skey),

21, 307.
Magmatic Segregation in its Relation to the |

Genesis of certain Ch-e-bodics (J. Park), 38, 11. '
Manganese - deposits of Auckland Distiict I

(J. A. Pond). 21, 355. j

Mercui'ial Springs of the Bay of Islands (J. '

Hector), 10, 535.
Mercurv. Native: Occurrence near Pakaraka

{F. W. Hutton), 3, 252.
Metal-bearing Solutions concerned in Forma- I

tion of Ore-deposits, (hiuin of (J. Park),

39, f)8.
Metasomatism in the Formation of certain

Ore-deposits, Bnlr of (J. Park). 38, 33. I

Metallurgy and Mineralogy —roH7/;/»«^^//.
I Mincrafogv of N.Z. (S. H. Cox). 14, 4iS; 15,

3H1.
i Mineials at .\clson (H. I'. Washboiu'iic), 20,
344.

Minerals of N.Z. in Otago .Museum (A.
Liv(>rsidi;e), 10, 4!)0.

Mining in N.Z. (J. Hector), 2, 3(il.

New Minerals in N.Z.. ()ccurrcncc of some
(S. H. Co.x), 16, 448.

Nickel in .\uckland District, Presence of
(.1. A. Pond). 10, 454.

Origin of Mineral \'eins, .Vn .Utempt at an
Explanation of the (J. C. Crawford), 9, otiO.

Paraffin - deposit at \Vaia|ui. Su])posed (W.
Skey), 14, 397.

Platintnn Crystals in Ironsands of Oiepuki
(JolclHeld {\V. S. Hamilton), 18, 402.

Platinum in (Quartz Lodes at Thames Cold-
lields. Occurrence of (J. \. Pond), 15, 419.

(^uartz-crushinir at Thames (Joldtields (J.
(^oodall), 8, 17(5; 9, 209.

Quartz Pebbles of Southland Plains, Forma-
tion of (W. S. Hamilton), 15, 414.

Rare Minerals associated with tlu' Tin-ore
of Stewart Island : with Notes on their
Mode of Occurrence (\V. Skey and A.
McKay), 22, 415.

Rare .Minerals, Occmience in X.Z. of some
(J. Park), 26, 3(i5.

Scheelite of Otago (A. M. Finlayson), 40, 110.

Ser])entine Group, New Mineral belonaing to
the (S. H, Cox), 15, 409.

Silver, Native : Occiu'rence at Thames Gold-
field {.]. Paik). 24, 38().

Sulphur, Black: its Occurrence in the Native
State (J. Hector), 20, 442.

Sul|jhur, Crystallized, from White Island

(F. H. Davis), 3, 284.
Telhniiun in the Thames Lories, Occurrence

of (.). A. Pond), 21, 358.
Thermal Activity in its Relation to the Genesis
of certain Jletalliferous Veins (J. Park),
38, 20.
Tin-mines in Cornwall, Remarks and Informa-
tion respectinu' some of the (W. Colenso),
32, 309.
Zinc, \ati\e : Occmience at Hape Creek,

Thames (.1. Park), 24, 384.
Zones of Secondary Enrichment in Metallifer-
ous Lodes, Formation of (J. Park), 39, 93.

Miramar Peninsula. Improxements on (J. C.

Crawford), 11, 530.
]\Iiramar Peninsula. WcUingtoii Haibour (.J. C.

Crawford), 5, 39().
j\Iountains, Formation of ( F. W . Hutton), 5,

Ap)). .x.w.
^Mountains. Fotination of: Reply to O. Fisher

(F. W. Hutton), 6, 284.
Mount Cook, CIiani>e in the Apex of ( F. Barff),

6, 379.
Mount Cook, Valley Systi'm on the Western

Flanks of (S. H. Cox)," 9, 577.
I\Iount Eden, Deep Sinkint; in the La\a-beds of

(J. C. Firth), 7, 4(iO.
.Mount Franklin. .Ascent of (.1. Park). 17, 350.

60

INDBI.

Napier and I'uki'titiii. District between (H.
Hill), 32, 1^3.

Napier and Rna))eliu Mountain. District between
(H. Hill), 22, 422.

Kapier-GrcenmeadoMS Koad (F. Hutchinson,
jun.). 34, 409.

Napier Limestones. A<re of (A. ilcKav). 18, 3<')7.

Nelson (W. F. Worlev). 26, 414.

Nelson Boulder-bank (W. F. Worlev). 32, 221.

Northei-n Wairoa. The (E. K. Mulgan). 36, 4."')3.

North Island of N.Z. (J. C. Crawford). 1 (inde-
pendently i^aginatcd) [2nd ed.. 305].

North Island. Centre and North of (P. [Marshall),
40, 79.

Oamaru and INIoeraki, Country between (F. W.
Hntton). 19, 415.

Oil (Mineral)—

Oil-bearine Strata of tlie North Island (J.

Park). 21, 489.
Oil Pros]jects of Poverty Bav and Distri<'t

(H. Hill), 21, 320.
Oil-wells and (.)il-prosj>ects alon<;' the P^ast

Coast (H. Hill). 39, 509.

Orakei Bay Beds, near Auckland, Ase of (F. W.

Hutton)". 17, 307.
Otat'O. Geoloaical Notes on South-west of (P.

Marshall). 39, 496.
Outlving Islands of N.Z. (J. Hector), 2, 176;

28, 736. 738.
Oxford Chalk Deposit. Canterbury. N.Z. (H.
• Wilson). 20, 274.
Pakihi Island (F. W. Hutton). 1, l(i7 [2nd cd..

113].

Palseontology —

Avas finschi, New Fossil Bird from Earns-

cleugh Caves (P. J. van Beneden), 9, 599.
Aptornis, The Genus: with more' ]->s])ecia]

Reference to .4. defo-ssor (A. Hamilton), 24,

175.
Avian Remains found at Castle Rocks, South-
land (A. Hamilton), 25, 88 ; 26, 226.
Avian Remains found under a Lava-flow near

Timaru (H. O. Forbes). 23, 36(i.
Eelemnites found in N.Z. (.1. Hector), 10, 484.
Brachiopodd of N.Z., Fossil (.1. Hector), 11, 537.
Biftch/opoda of N.Z.. Tertiary, Revision of the

(F. W. Hutton). 37, 474. '
Cn(niioiiU!< r(dciti(in><, showinu its Affinity to

Lainellirostrate Natatores (.J. Hector). 6. 76.
Conchotliyra parasitica (F. W. Hutton), 26, 358.
Diatomaceous Deposit near Oamaru, Fossil

Marine (H. A. <lc Lautour), 21, 293.
Diatomaceous Earth at Pakaraka, Deposit of

(A. McKay). 23, 375 : 25, 375.
Earnscleugh Cave (F. W. Hutton), 7, 138.
Emeus ofissiis. Skeleton of. from North island

(F. W. Hutton), 38, 6(;.
Enri/a/iteri/.r. from Hi\crton Beach, Southland.

Notes on a Specimen of (.\.. Hamilton), 30,

445.
Extinct Avifauna uf X.Z.. Preliminary Notice

of Additions to (H. (). Forbes). 24, 185.
Extinct Bii'ds of X.Z. : Note- on Remains of

some fif the. fViund near Xuapara (A. Hamil-
ton), 36, 474.

Palseontologv — contin ued.

Flora of N.Z., Fossil (J. Hector). 11, 536.
Flora of N.Z.. Fossil. Contributions to the
Knowledge of the (C. von Ettin'Tshauscn).
23, 237.
Fnraminifcra of Tertiary Beds at Petane, near

Napier (A. Hamilton), 13, 393.
Fossils from Kakanui (J. A. Thomson). 40. I'S.
Fossils from Wharekuri, on the \Vaitaki River,
North Otago, Notes on a Small Collection of
(A. Hamilton). 36, 465.
JMissils in the Upper Pala?ozoic and Triassic
Rocks of N.Z. : Probable Reasons why I-^-w
arc found (J. C. Crawford), 9, 5(>1.
Fossils obtained from the Cobden Limestone

at Greymouth (F. W. Hutton). 20, 2H7.
Fossils of the Waitemata and Paj^akuia Scries

(E. Clarke), 37, .413.
Harpaf/ornis, an Extinct Genus of (Gigantic
Rai)torial Birds of N.Z. (.1. \-on Haast),
4, 192 ; 6, 62 : 13, 232.
H<iip>i</nnii'<. Affinities of (R. W. Shufeldt),

28, <)65.
Holdoi, an Extinct Gigantic Bird of I'rey, de-
scribed by a Maori, 5, 415.
Kiwi. Leg-bones of a New Species of (.1. von

Haast )^ 16, 576.
Kiwi-like Bird from Manaroa. Footprint of a

(F. W. Hutton), 31, 486.
Kumi. or Ngarara, A Supposed Rib of the

(F. W. Hutton). 31, 485.
Leaf-beds in the Kaikorai \'allcv ( P. Mar-
shall), 34, 585.
Leiodon, Teeth of the (C. Knight). 6, 358.
r\Ioa (see also Moas and Moa-hunters. p. 45) —
Aiioiiiak//itf'n/.vautiqua{F. W. Hutton i. 25, 14.
Antiquity of theMoa (G. Mair). 25, 534.
Axial Skeleton in the Diimrnithidir {V. W.

Hutton). 27, 157.

Bibliography of the Jfitionn'thid"-. Materials

for a (A." Hamilton), 26, 229: 27, 228;

36, 47 L

Bird Moa and its Abases (T. White). 27, 262.

Bones at Hamilton, Second Discovery of

(B. S. Booth). 9, 365.
Bones at Ka]iua. Deposit of ( F. W. Hutton),

28, 627.
Bones at Waikanac. Discoveries of (H. C.

Field), 24, 558.
Bones found in Caves in ]\Iarlbo]-ou2h

(H. N. McLeod), 34, 562.
Bones from Enfield (F. \V. Hutton). 28, Ii45.
Bones in (Jold-drift (J. Hector). 29, Ii07.
Bones in Te A\ite Swam)). Hawke"s Bay (A.

Hamihon). 21, 311.
Bones near Motanau. North Cantei'bm'v (A.

McKay). 14, 410.
Bones of Dinornis. Dimensions of ( F. W.

Hutton), 7, 274.
Bones of Dinornis from (ilcnmavk. Measure-
ments of (.1. von Haast). 1, 80 i2nd ed.,
211
Bones of Dinornis (/iganleits. Discoxcry of,

on the Surface (J. Hector). 27, H.5.").
('a\cs in Otago where Skin. Neck, and
Feathers of .Moa found (T. H. Corkburn-
Hood), 6, 387.

I'ArKKS ; GKOLOGV

61

Palseontology — continued.
Moa — continued.

Charircs against A. ^IcKay m Exc-avations
at Moa-boue Point Cavi- at Siinincr
(J. von Haast). 7, 528, 531. 532, 534.

Class! tication and Mutual Relations of the
Dinornilhidcp (T. J. Parker). 25, 1.

ClassiHcation of the Moas, Remarks on Dr.
M.n Haast's (F. W. Hutton), 9, 363.

("rest of Feathers in eertain Sjiecies of Moa.
Presence of a (T. J. Parker), 25, 3 : ]K)st-
soript facing jj. 2.

Disappearance of the Moa (\\. (i. Maiv). 22,
70.

Disappearance of the Moa (H. (). Forbes),
23, 373.

Distribution and Possible Cau.ses of Extinc-
tion of the Moa (J. Hector), 25, 555.

Esc discovered on Kaikoura Peninsula,
':^;otes on (J. D. Enys), 4, 403.

Egg. Note on an Entire, now in the Museum
of Otaiio I'niversitv (W. B. Benham). 34,
149.

Egg-shell, Analvsis of (A. Livcrsidge). 13,
225.

Egg-shell. Microscopical Structure of ( F. ^^'.
Hutton). 4, 16().

Extinction of the Moa (F. E. Maniiig). 8, 102.

Extinction of the Moa (E. Tregear)^ 25, 413.

Extinction of the Moa, Date of the (H. C.
Field). 26, 560.

Extinction of the Moa : Review of Dis-
cussions ]3ublished in the Transactions
(W. T. L. Travers). 8, 58.

Feathers, Moa (F. W. Hutton). 4, 172.

Feathers of a Small Species of Moa found
in a Cave at the Head of Waikaia River ;
with a Notice of a Moa-hunter"s Cam]jing-
place in the Old Man Range (A. Hamil-
ton), 27, 232.

Feathers of Two Si^ecies of Moa (T. A\'liite),
18, 83.

Feathers of Moa in Rocks of Pliocene Age,
Fossil (H. Hill), 21, 318.

Footprints of Large Bird found at Tman^a-
nui, Poverty Bay (W. L. Williams). 4, 124.

Footprints of Moa in the Bed of the Mana-
watu River, Occurrence of (H. Hill). 27,
476.

Footprints of the Moa at Poverty Bay
(T. B. Gillies), 4, 127.

<iizzard-stones (A. Hamilton), 24, 172.

Have we the Remains of a Swimming Swan-
like Moa ? (T. White), 32, 339.

Leg found at Knobby Ranges, Otago :
Anatomical Notes (]\I. Coughtrey). 7, 269.

Maori Traditions of the Moa (J. W. Hamil-
ton). 7, 121.

Meionornis from Glenmark, 'Leg-bones of
(F. W. Hutton), 29, 557.

Moa (W. Colenso), 12, 63.

Moa: Abstract of Address (W. B. D.
MantcU). 1, 18 [2nd ed., 51.

^loa-bone Point Cave, Sumner Road, Re-
searches and p]xcavations (J. von Haast),
7, 54.

Moa Caveat Earnscleugh (T. Eraser). 5, 102.

Palaeontology — continued.
Moa — continued.

.Moa Caves in Wakatipu District (T. White),

8, 97.
Moa Deposit (W. B. D. Man(ell). 5, !»4.
Moas of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton). 24, 93.
:\Ioas of the North Island of N.Z. (!■'. W.

Hutton). 29, 541.
iloa Swamp at Hamilton, Description of

(B. S. Booth). 7, 123.
New Species of Moas (F. W. Hutton). 25, 6.
Ornithological Note (R. C. Harding), 28, 370.
Pneumatic Foramen in the Femur of a

Moa. Occurrence of a (F. W. Hutton). 27,

173.
Remains. Account of First Disooverv of

{R. Tayl(n-). 5, 97.
Remains discovered at Ellerslie. near Auck-
land (T. F. Cheeseman), 8, 427.
Remains foimd at Earnscleugh Cave,

Anatomy of (M. Coughtrey). 7, 141.
Remains found at (Jreat Barrier Island (S.

Weetman), 19, 193.
Remains from Knobbv Ranges, Otago

(F. W. Hutton), 7, 2()H.
Remains in Mackenzie Countrv and other

Localities (F. R. Chapman), 17, 172.
Remains in N.Z.. Recent (J. Hector). 4, 110.
Remaiirs in the Forest (T. White). 25, 504.
Remains in Vicinity of Ca])e Camijbell

(C. H. Robson), 8,'95 ; 9, 279.
Remains on Riverton Beach. Discovery of

(F. \V. Hutton), 28, 651.
Remains on Maniototo Plains. Notes on

(W. D. Murison), 4, 120.
Skulls in the Canterburv Museum. Two

(F. W. Hutton), 29, 561.
Skulls, Three, probably refei'able to the

Genus Pnchyorni.^ (T. J. Parker), 26, 223.
Stntx.s quo — a Retrosjject : Words by way

of Explanation and Correction concern-
ing the First Finding of the Bones of the

Moa in N.Z., &c. (W. Colenso). 24, 468.

j\IoUu.'<ca, Pliocene, from the W'anganui Dis-
trict. New Species of ; with Notes on other
Described Species (R. Murdoch). 32, 21(i.

Mollusca, Tertiary, from Canterbury. Descrip-
tions of some New (F. W. Hutton). 9, 593.

Notw7its (see p. 69).

Pecfen. New Fossil, from the Chatham Islands :
P. dendyi (F. W. Hutton), 34, l!Mi.

Penguin. Fossil, from West Coast of Nelson
Province (J. Hector), 4, 341 ; 5, 438.

Plesiosaur, New, from Waipara River (F. W.
Hutton), 26, 354.

Poua and other Extinct Birds of the Chat-
ham Islands (T. White), 29, 162, 632.

Bepiilia of N.Z., Fossil (.J. Hector). 6, 333.

Reptilian Beds of N.Z. (A. McKay). 9, 581.

Rh/nchonelht, Genus (A. McKay). 13, 39ii.

Saurian Remains from Waipara River. Canter-
bury (J. von Haast), 2, 186.

Scaphites found near Cape Turnagain (H. Hill).
19, 387.

Shells. Tertiarv. from Wanganui. New (F. W.
Hutton), 15,' 410.

62

INDEX.

Palieontiilogy — continued.

Shells, Tertiary, in Otago iluseum. Tliiee Xew

(F. W. Hutton). 7, 458.
Shells, Tertiary, New Species of (F. W.

Hutton). 17, 313 ; 18, 333 ; 37, 472.
Tertiary Fossils, New (T. W. Kirk). 14, 409.
Tiilobite, A New: Homalonotus expaii-'tu.s (J.

Hector), 9, 602.

Papers on Geology of X.Z.. List of (A. Hamil-
ton), 35, 489.

Pareora and Ahuriri Formations. Relation be-
tween the (F. W. Hutton), 9, .i90.

Pebbles and Drifting Sand (E. \V. An(h-ews).
26, 397.

Pei'mo-carboiiiferoiis Rocks, Discovery of. at
Mount .Mary. Otago (.1. Park). 36, 447.

Petrology —

Alkaline and N( pheline Rocks from W'cstlaud

(J. P. Smith). 40, .122.
Aiidcsites from Thames GoldHcld (.1. Park).

34, 43.-).
Bouklers and Travelled Blocks in Wellington

Pro\incc (J. C. CVawford). 1, 79 (2nd ed.,

19].
Boulders in the Port Hills, Nelson (F W.

Hutton). 24, 3(v).
Boulders in Triassic Concrlomerate. Nelson

(P. .^larshall), 36, 467.
Cam])bell Island. Rocks from (R. S|ieisht),

37, 5.-,2.
Castle Rock. Coromandel (J. ^I. Maclaren),

32, 213.
Chatham Islands, Rock Specimens collected

l)V H. H. Travers on (J. von Haast). 1, 180

1 2nd cd.. 127].
Crystalline Rocks (W. I). Campbell). 14, 450.
Doleiitc. Notes on a West Coast (W. A. Mac-
Leod). 31, 487.
Doleritic Dyke at Dyer's Pass (R. Speight).

26, 408.
Eruptixe Rocks of the Bluff Peninsula. South-
land (F. W. Hutton), 23, 353.
Foliated Rocks of Otago fF W. Hutton). 24,

359.
(^abbro of Dun Mountain (F W. Hutton). 19,

412.
(iabbro of Dun .Mountain (P. Marshall). 40,

320.
Gem Gravels of Kakauui (.1. A. Thomson). 38,

482.
(■ranite and (bieissic Rocks in the King-
country (J. Park), 25, 353.
Horn))lende Trachyte from Tawli(4arangi

(W. A. MacLeod)," 31, 490.
Hypersthene .\ndesitc fi-om Waihi ^linc

(.1. Park). 33, 342.
Hypcisthenc Andesite from White island

"(W. A. MacLeod), 31, 488.
Igneous Rocks, Microscopic Structure of

certain (R. Daintree), 7, 458.
Igneous Rocks of Wellington I'rovince (.1. C.

Crawford). 8, 375.
Kermadc.- islands. Rocks of the (A. 1'. W.

Thomas). 20, 311.
Kermadec Islands, Rocks from the (R.

S|.ci-ht). 28, 62.5.

Petrology — continued.

Kingston Moraine (P. Marshall), 35, 387.
Leucophyre from the Selwyn Gorge (F. W.

Hutton), 20, 271.
Magnesian Rocks at Milford Sound (P. Mar-
shall), 37, 481.
Mount Cook, Rock collected near Summit of

(T. G. Bonney). 21, 334.
Names of some N.Z. Rocks. Corrections in

the (F. W. Hutton), 31, 483.
Nomenclature of Rocks (F. H. Davis), 3, 285.
Oliyine-anflesite of Banks Peninsula (R.

S]Kught), 25, 367.
(Quartz Mica-diorite from Western Flanks of

iloehau (J. Park), 33, 339.
Rimutaka and Tararua Mountains, Lime-

.stones and other Rocks of (A. McKay),

21, 486.
Rhyolites from the Mataura District (F AV.

Hutton), 20, 269.
Rock Specimen from N.Z., showing Junction

between (4ranite and Slate, Analyses of

(A. I.iiyersidge), 10, 505.
Rurima Rocks {W. G. Mair). 5, 151.
Schists of Central Otago, Some Ob.servations

on (A. M. Finlayson). 40, 72.
Sejitarian Boulders of Moeraki, Otago (A.

Hamilton), 34, 447.
Soda Amphibole Trachyte from Casss Peak,

Banks Peninsula (R. Speight), 40, 176.
Tokatea Tunnel, Report on Samples of Stone

from (.1. Hector). 6, 402.
Tridymite-trachyte of Lyttelton {P. Marshall),

26, 368.
A'olcanic Rocks of Taupo District and Kiiiu-

eountry (A. P. W. Thomas), 20, 306.

Physical Geography of N.Z. : Probable Changes

since the An'ival of the Maori (T. H. Cock-

burn-Hood). 7, 112.
Physiogra])hv and Geology of the King-country

("L. Cussen). 20, 31(5.
Piako and Waikato River-basins (L. Cussen),

26. 398.
Plateau. The N.Z. (H. Fari|uhar). 39, 135.
Port Nicholson an Ancient Fresh-water Lake

(J. C. Ci-awford). 6, 290.
Relation of the Kidnajiper and Pohui Conglome-

lates to the Najiier Limestones and Petane

Marls (H. Hill). 23, 340. .
Resemblance of C'ountry in Neighbourhood of

Dim Moimtain and Wairoa Gorge to Mining

Districts of Queenslanfl and .Auckland (W.

Wells), 3, 287.
River Systems of South Portion of Piovince of

Wellington (J. T. Stewart), 2, 198.
Rock-])hosphate Deposits of Clarendon. Otago,

Geology of (.1. Park). 35, .391.
Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe (H. Hill). 24, ii<)3.
Ruapehu. A.scent of (J. Park). 19, 327.
Sand as a Cutting Agent, Fffect of Wind-driven

(E. Stowe). 5, 105."
Sand-dunes of the We.st Coast of Wellington

Province. Reclamation of (W. T. L. Travers),

14, S9.
Sand-dunes, Shifting of iH. C. Field), 24, 5(il.
Sandhills in Neighboin-hood of Dunedin (P.

Thomson). 3, 263.

PAPKHS : GEOLOGY

63

Sand-worn Stones ol l'',\aiis Hay (W. T. L.

Travel's ). 2, 247.
Sandvinonnt District. Otayo I'cninsula (1'. Thom-
son). 6, 484.
Scinde Island (F. \V. Hutton), 18, 327.
Scinde Island, Geology of. and the Relation of

Napier Limestones to others in Surrounding

Districts (H. Hill). 19, 441.
.Sedimentary Rocks of Cantcrtniry Mountains,

Age and Subdivisions of (.1. von Haast). 19,

4-19.
Shingle Beaches, Formation of detached (.1.

C'arruthers), 10, 475.
Shingle-bearing Rivers : Causes which operate

in the Deternnnation of their Courses and in

the Formation of Plains (J. P. Maxwell), 11,

524.
Silt-deposit at Lvttclton ( F. W. Hutton), 15,

411.
Slate in contact with (Jranite from Preservation

Inlet (F. W. Hutton), 17, 341.
South America. Geology and Topogiaphy of

(J. C. Crawford), 5, 425.
Southern Alps, (Teological Stiucture of (•). von

Haa.st), 17, 332.
Striated Rock-surface from Boatman's, near

Reefton ((i. J. Binns), 21, 335.
Tau]3o Plains. Composition of the Soil of the,

and its Suitabilitv for the (^rowth of Grasses

(J. A. Pond and J. S. Maclaurin), 32, 227.
Te Moehau (J. M. Maclaren), 31, 494.
Terrace-development in the Valleys of the

Canterburv Rivers. Some Aspects of the

(R. Speight). 40, 16.
Tertiary Series of Oamaru and Moeraki (C.

Traill), 2, 16(1.
Te Tarata. Rotomahana. Notes on the Basin of

(F. W. Hutton), 1, 162 [2nd ed.. 106].
Thames (ToldHelds, Geological Structure of (F.

W. Hutton). 6, 272.
Timaru Downs, Foimation of (J. (Toodall). 19,

455.
Timaru Loess as a Climate-register (.). Hard-
castle), 23, 324.
Tongariro and the Tauixi District (A. P. W.

Thomas), 21, 338.
Trelissick or Broken River Basin, Selwyn

County (F. W. Hutton). 19, 392.

Volcanoes and Thermal Springs —

Auckland Volcanoes (H. Shrewsbury), 24, 3<>6.
Cause of Volcanic Action (J. Hardca.stle), 19,

338.
Friendly Islanfls. New \"olcano in the (S. \\'.

Baker), 18, 41.
Geyser-action at Rotorua (C. Malfroy), 24,

579.
Oreat Barrier Island Hot Springs (C. P.

Winkelmann). 19, 388.
Hanmer Plains. Thermal Springs in (•!. \on

Haast). 3, 293; 14, 414.
History of \'olcanic Action in N.Z. (P. Mar-
shall"), 39, 542.
Lake Waikare. Waikato, Thermal Springs iii

(H. D. M. Haszard), 23, 527.
Lyttelton. Thermal Springs at (R. :\I. Laing),

16, 447.

Volcanoes and Tiiermal Si^rings — rontinxcd.
" More Last Words "" : an .\|)i)endi.\ to i'ainrs

on the V^ol(;ani(t .Mountain-range of Tonga-
riro and Rua])ehu (W. Colenso), 26, 4s:5.
Nuhaka Hot Springs (H. Hill), 27, 478.
Prinu' Causes of the Phenomena of Earth-

ipiakcs and N'olcanoes (W. T. L. Travers),

19, 331.
I'umicc : its Geological Distribution on the

Fast Coast of the North Island of X.Z. ( H.

Hill), 20, 293.
Retardation of Earth's Rotation l)y Volcanic

Action (J. Carrutheis), 8, 352.
Ruapehu and Ngauruhoe (H. Hill). 24, 603.
Ruapehu and the \'olcanie Zone in 1S95 i H.

Hill). 28, 681.
Ruapehu, Ascent of (J. Park), 19, 327.
Ruapehu Crater, Thermal Activity in ( L.

Cussen), 19, 374.
Sunday Island : \7)lcanic .\ctivity in 1814

(S. P. Smith), 28, 47.

Tarawera Erujjtion —

Phenomena connected with Tarawera Erup-
tion, as observed at (dsboiin' f\V. L.
Williams). 19, 380.

Tarawera Eruption (J. A. Pom I and S. P.
Smith), 19, 342.

Tarawera Eruption, as obsir\-ed at ())jotiki
(E. P. Dumer£|ue), 19, 382.

Tarawera P>u])tion, as seen from Taheke,
Lake Rotoiti (W. G. Mair), 19, 372.

Tarawera Eru]jtion : Criticism of Explana-
tions of its Causes (J. Hardcastic), 20, 277.

Tarawera Eruption, (Observations on (J.
Hector), 19, 461.
Taupo District, \'olcanoes of the (B. Fried-

lacnder), 31, 498.
Taupo Plateau and Lake : a Retrospect and

Prospect (H. Hill). 37, 445.
Te Mari. Tongariro: Volcani<' Outbvirst in

November. 1892 (H. Hill). 26, 3SS.
Te Puia Hot Spring, near Wangape Lake. \'isit

to (R. (4illies), 2, l(i9.
Te Tarata, Rotomahana, Notes on the Basin

of (F. \\. Hutton), 1, 162 [2nd ed., 106].
Thermal Activity in its Relation to the (ienesis

of certain Metalliferous Veins (.). Park 1. 38, 20.
Volcanic Beds of tlie Waitemata Scries (C. E.

Fox), 34, 452.
\'olcanic-dust Showers at Napier ( H. Hilll. 19,

385 ; 29, 571.
\'olcanic Grits and Ash-beds in the Waitemata

Series (E. K. Mulgan), 34, 414.
X'olcanocs and Geysers of N.Z. (W. Collie). 12,

418.
Volcanoes of the Pacific (C. Phillips). 31, 510 ;

32, 188.
White Island. Crater of (Dr. Rolston and

Lieut. Edwin), 1, 57 [2nd ed.. 4()4].
\\'hite Island, Notes on the Crater of (J. Fair-
child), 26, 668.

Waihao (4reensands, and their Relation to the
Ototara Limestone (A. McKay). 19, 434.

Waihao Valley. South Canterburv (F. W.
Hutton), 19," 430.

Waikato River Basins (L. Cussen). 21, 4(i(i.

64

INDEX.

Waikouaiti, Geology ot North Head, and its
Relation to the C^cological History of Dnn-
edin (J. Park), 36, 418."

Waimakariri. Lower (lovi^c of the (F. W. Hut-
ton). 16, 44!».

A\ aiteniata Series, Conformable Relations of the
Different Members of the (J. Park), 22, 391.

\\ aitemata Series and Brown-coal Series of
Drurv and Waikato. Relative Ages of (F. W.
Hntton). 3, 244.

Wauganui Beds (Upper Tertiary) (J. Buchanan),

2, l(i3.
Wanganui System (F. W. Hutton), 18, 33il.
Wanganui Tertiaries (C. W. Puniell), 7, 453.
Water-woi-n Pebbles in the Soil (J. C. Crawford),

17, 341.
Weka Pass, Railway C\ittings in the (F. W.

Hutton), 20, 257. '
Wellington Proyince (J. C. Crawford), 2, 343.
■\\Tiite Island (J. Hector). 3, 278.

PHYSICS.

Astronomy —

Age of the Sun's Heat, Oversight in CrolFs

Mode of lenotheninir the (A. W. Biekerton),

27, 558.
Astronomy and Celestial Pliysies (.1. S. Webb),

5, App.' 1.
Comet. Bielas : Reported Collision with the

Earth's Atmosplu-re (H. Skey), 7, 148.
Comet of April. yUw, and June. 1901 (C. V.

Hudson). 34, 31.
Comets. Constitution of (P. W. Fairclough),

15, 477.
Earth's ^lotion in Space, The Equatorial

Component of the (D. Hector). 34, 513.
Eccentricity of Planetary Orbits, Causes tend-
_ ing to alter the (A. W^. Biekerton), 13, 149.
i^clipse of the Sun. 187H (T. Heale). 9, 040.
Eclipse of the Sun. Total, of 9th September,

1885 : Digest of Communications to the

N.Z. Institute. 18, 375.
Eclipses (T. Heale), 4, 389.
Immortality of the Cosmos ; being an Attempt

to show that the Theory of Dissipation of

Energy is limited to Finite Portions of

S]mce"(A. W. Biekerton), 27, 538.
lm])act. Cosmic : Synoiitic Statement of the

Princijiles anrl Phenomena (A. W. Bicker-
ton), 27, 545.
Impact, Partial : A Possible Explanation of

the Origin of the Solar System, Comets,

and other Phenomena of the Universe

(A. AV. Biekerton). 11, 125.
Impact, Partial : (ieneral Problem of Stellar

Collision (A. W. Biekerton). 12, 181.
Impact, Partial : Origin of the \'isiblc Uni-
verse (A. W. Biekerton), 12, 175.
Impact. Proltabilitv of (A. W. Biekerton), 13,

166.
Impact, Some Recent E^■idence in Favour of

(A. W. Biekerton), 26, 464.
Longitude by ^leridian Transits of the Moon :

Observations taken at the Hutt in 1870

(H. Jackson), 3, Proc. 82.
LouLiitude of Wellington (J. T. Thomson),

8, 441.
Longitude of Welliuirton Olis(^r\atorv (J.

Hector), 7, 502.
Longitude of Welliuuton Observatory ((;. S.

Naresi, 7, 502.
Longitude of WclliiiLitun Observatorv

Stock). 9, 217.

(A.

Astronomy — continued.

Longitudes, Transpacific {O. Klotz). 39, 49.

Mean Time, N.Z. (J. Hector), 1, 48 [2nd cd.,
4511 ; Ermta. 3, 365.

Mean Time, N.Z. (T. King), 35, 428.

Meteoric A})pearancc, Notes on a (M. Chap-
man), 38, 143.

Meteor of 4th May. 18S8. Description of
(T. White), 22, 105.

Moon, Stei'eoscopic Aspect of the (J. Hard-
castle), 20, 428.

Motions of the Earth, Simple Method of illus-
trating the (A. W. Biekerton). 13, 164.

Ncbulfc, The Birth of (A. W. Biekerton), 12, 197.

Occultation of Jupiter and its Satellites, 16th
April. 1886 (.1. Hector), 19, 589.

Occultation of Stars bv the Moon. Prediction
of (T. Heale). 6, 57."

Occultations and Solar Eclipses, A New and
Simple (Jraphic Method of projecting (T. B.
Harding), 26, 477.

Partial Impact (see Impact).

Retardation of Earth's Rotation by Volcanic
Action (J. Carruthers). 8, 352.

Solar and Stellar Heat, Permanency of (M.
Chapman), 13, 97.

Solar System, Origin of the (A. W. Biekerton),
13, 154.

Stars and other Celestial Objects, Southern
(J. H. Pope). 12, 165.

Stars, Double, Method of measurina- Position
of (J. H. Pope). 11, 141.

Stars, Double, Origin of (A. W. Biekerton),
13, 160.

Stars. Shooting, - in November, 1898 (J.
Hector), 31, 721.

Stars, Temporary (M. Cha]3man), 38, 139.

Stars, Tem)jorarv and A'ariable (A. A\'. Bieker-
ton), 11, 118. '

Sun's Atmosphere, Periodic Vertical Oscilla-
tions in the. and their Connection with the
A])pearance and Disappearance of the
Solar Spots (H. Skey). 13, 91.

Smi's Heat, Maintenance of the (F. D. Brown),
18, 394.

Telesco})e. Astronomical, on a New Con.struc-
tion (H. Skey), 5, 119.

Telescope, Reflecting, made in Welliuuton by
W. F. Parsons (J. Hector), 5, 125.

Telescopes, Direct- vision Solar Eye-)>iece for
Large (H. Skey), 8, 172.

FAPEKS: PHYSICS.

65

Astronomy —ca/<<//i ued.

Tides, Currents, and the .Moon (W. Buciiaiian),

30, 79.
Worlds and Systems, Genesis of (A. W.

Biekerton), 12, 187.
Zodiacal Light (J. S. Webb), 5, App. xlvii.
Zodiaial Light as seen in Southern Latitudes

(H. SkcyK 7, 15(».
Zodiat-a! Liglit -. its C'oiniection with tlie

Sun"s .Motion in Space (H. Skey), 5, App.

xliii.

Central Forces (R. Wilding), 3, Proc. 101.

Circular Motion, Fallacies in the Tiieoiv of
(T. Wakelin). 14, 134.

Conductivity of certain Substance.s hitherto sup-
posed to be Xon-conducting for Voltaic Elec-
tricity (W. Skey), 29, 581.

Gravitational Experimont.s (T. Wakelin), 17,
407.

Gravitation, An Objection to Le Sage's Theorv
of (C. C. Farr), 30, 118.

Gravitation, Cause of (T. Wakelin), 13, 122.

Gravitation, Probable Discovery of the Physical
Cau.sation of (T. Wakelin). 20, 4.o2.

Haast Wreck and Ocean-currents (T. TurnbuU,
Harbourmaster. Westland), 8, 44(5. {See also
7, 14fi.]

Kaurj-guni, Phy.sira! Projierties of (J. S. S.
Cooper), 36, 490.

Light and Souml, Analogy between : .\re they
Convertible ? (A. Wil.'^oii), 25, 510.

Light, An Experiment bearing on the Wave
Theory of (J. S. S. Cooper), 36, 487.

Luminosity of Flames (F. D. Brown), 19, 003.

Magnetism and Electricity —

Electricity, Conduction of {■). Duigan), 3, 324.
Electricity, Earth of S.Z. a Bad Conductor

of (F. E. Wright), 2, 226.
Lightning, A Flash of (P. Walsh), 37, 580.
Magnetic^Dip (F. W. Hutton), 11, 558.
Magnetic Force Parallel to the Axis in the

Interior of Solenoids (C. C. Farr), 30, 121.
Magnetic Needle. Declination of (A. H. Ross).

6, 3.
Magnetic Screening produced by Different

Metals, Comparisons of the (J. A. Erskine).

28, 178.
Magnetic Viscosity (E. Rutherford), 28, 182.
Magnetization of Iron by High-frequency

Discharges (E. Rutherford), 27, 481.
Screening of Electro-motive Force in the

Fields pi'oduced by Leyden-jar Discharges

(J. A. Erskine), 30, 459; Corrigenda, 31,

facing p. 4.
Ships' Compasses : Deviations in Iron Steam-
vessels (A. H. Ross), 6, 10.
Ships' Compasses, Influence of Change of

Latitude on (R. A. Edwin), 5, 128.
Terrestrial Magnetism (R. Hart), 22, 129.

Meteorology —

Anemometry (C. R. ^Marten). 9, 293.
Atmosphere, Further Light on the Circulation

of the, in the Southern Hemisphere (H.

Schaw), 31, 570.

3— Trans. Index.

Meteoi-ology — continued.

-Atmosphere in the Southern Hemisphere,

Facts discovered in his Investigations of

the Motions of the (H. Schaw), 33, 376.
.Atmospheric Changes, Influence of, on the

Hot Springs and Geysers at Rotorua (G.

Mair), 9, 27.
.\tmospheric Pressure : Local \'ariations de-

]>endent on Strength of Winds (J. S. Webb),

5, 106.

-Umospheric Pressure of N.Z. and Great

Britain (C. R. Marten), 9, 212.
.Uu'ora Australis observed at Karori on the

20th August, 1894 (G. V. Hudson), 27, 657.
-Uu'ora in the Southern Hemisphere (H. Skey),

35, 405.
Climate and Rainfall, Influence of Forests on

(F. S. Peppercorne), 12, 24.
Cyclones, Interaction of, upon one another

(H. Schaw), 31, 567.
Earth's Atmosphere, Periodic Vertical 0.3cil-

lations in the, and the Connection existing

between the Fluctuations of Pressure, as

indicated b\' the Barometer, and Changes

in the Weather (H. Skey), 3, 306.
Earth's Atmosphere, Vertical Component of

the Motions of the (H. Schaw). 30, 465.
Fiji, Meteorology of (R. L. Holmes), 1873, 7,

App. XXX ; 1877, 10, App. xxvi.
Floods of February, 1868 (W. T. L. Travers),

14, 76.
Fog in Wellington on the Morning of the 19th

June, 1900, Note on (H. N. McLeod), 33,

380.
Hot Winds of Canterbury (.\. McKaj'), 7,

105.
Hot Winds of Canterbury and Hawke's Bay

(T. H. Cockbum-Hood), 7, 107.
Meteorolog}' of N.Z. : On the Routes of High

and Low Pressures, and the Changes of

Pressure and Wind- movement resulting

from them (R. A. Edv.'ui), 37, 555.
Moon and the Weather (J. S. Webb), 3, Proc.

62.
Prevalent Wind of Kaikoura (J. S. Gunn),

40 572.
Rainfall of N.Z. (J. T. Meeson), 23, 546.
Rain-gauge, A Simple Form of (W. L. Wil-
liams), 4, 392.
Red Sunsets (W. Ringwood), 17, 386.
Shadow Pictiu-es (T. V.Tiite), 22, 108.
Skeleton of a Building revealed by Dew

(H. Schaw), 28, 544.
Solar and Terrestrial Radiation (C. R. Marten),

6, 391.

Storms of 30th January and 16th April, 1897,
Histories of the (H. Schaw), 30, 477.

Sun-glows, and the Theories that have been
advanced to account for them (J. T. Mee-
son), 15, 357.

Warmer Climate in High Northern Latitudes
during Former Geological Periods. Cause of
(W. T. L. Travers), 10, 459, 470.

Waterspout in Cook Strait, 15th July, 1882
(J. W. A. Marchant), 15, 525.

Weather-charts, Australasian, and N.Z. Storms
(H. Schaw), 29, 61.

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iX?DEX .

Meteorology — continued.
■Weather Forecast, Principle 'of N.Z. (R. A.
1 Edwin), 12, 40.

Weather Prognostic. A Wellington (H. Schaw),
^i 28, 71.

Wind in N.Z., Gyration of, with its Character-
istics in the various Quarters (W. S. Hamil-
ton), 3, 303.
(Meteorological Statistics and Notes are given
in Appendices to Vols. 1-33, since when they
have been published in the N.Z. Gazette.)
Ocean, The Currents, Temperature, and Saltness

of the (W. B. Bray), 3, 322.
Optical Elusion, An (G. W. Tiffen), 33, 434.
Radiant Phenomenon, Of a : "In hoc signo
vinces " (W. Colenso), 32, 305.

Rainbows caused by Reflection in Still Water,
and on Ellipticallv Generated Rainbows (H.
Schaw), 25, 450.

Rainbows, Further Note on (T. B. Harding).
26, 481.

Rainbows. Observations on (R. C. Harding), 25,
448.

Reflection of Light, Some Peculiar Cases of the
(H. Schaw), 27, 535.

Surface Features of the Earth and Local Varia-
tions in the Force of Gravitv (T. Wakelin),
15, 463.

Triple Bows, Remarkable Appearance of Two,
seen at Invercargill (H. Schaw), 28, 545.

-X-ravs, Refraction and Reflection of (W. P.
Evans), 27, 573.

ZOOLOGY.

[The groups of animals are given in approximately the*same order as in the " Index Faunae Xovse Zealandlse "

MAMMALIA.

Bats —

Bat in N.Z., Existence of a Large (A. Stock),

8, 180.
Bats, N.Z. (F. J. Knox), 4, 18G.
Bats of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 4, 184.
Bats of N.Z. (W. L. BuUer), 25, 50.
Bats of N.Z. (T. F. Cheeseman), 26, 218.

Deer —

Effect of Deer on the N.Z. Bush : a Plea for
Protection of Forest Reserves (P. Walsh),
25, 435.

Red Deer and their Wavs (J. W. Fortescue),
20, 450.

Dog-
Ancient Maori Dog (F. W. Hutton), 30, 151.
Dog of the New-Zealanders : Historical Notes

(W. Colenso), 10, 135.
Native Dog of N.Z. (T. White), 24, 540.
" Native Dog of N.Z." : Observations on Mr.

T. White's Paper (W. Colenso), 25, 495.
Remains of a Dog found near White Cliffs,

Taranaki (J. Hector), 9, 243.
Te Kuri Maori (the Dog of N.Z.) : a Reply to

W. Colenso (T. White), 26, 585.
Wild Dog, Note on the (W. D. Murison), 10,

322.
Wild Dogs of N.Z. (T. White), 22, 327.

Elephant, Evolution of the (W. B. Benham),

39, 547.
Pig, Wild {Sus scrofa). Duplication of Tusks m

(A. Hamilton), 11, 535.
Polecat, Ferret, Mongoose, Stoat, and Weasel,

Habits of (A. Reischek), 18, 110.
Polecat : Proposed Introduction into N.Z. (W. L.

Buller), 9, 634.
Rabbit-disease in the Wairarapa (C. Phillips),

21, 429 ; 22, 308.
Rabbits, Weasels, and Sparrows (T. White), 23,

201.

Rat-
Arboreal Nests of Bush-rat (J/((.« mamium)

(R. I. Kingsley), 27, 238.
Black Rat : Note accompanving Specimens

(T. White), 11, 343.
Bush-rat. N.Z. (3Iiis maorium). Habits of the

(J. Rutland), 22, 300.
Kiore, the Indigenous Rat 'of N.Z. (F. J.

Knox), 4, 362.
Maori Rat (F. W. Hutton), 9, 348 ; 10, 288.
Mvs maorium. Note on ; with Exhibition of

Specimen (W. L. Buller), 25, 49.
Mus ruttiis, Description of Specimen of (F. W.

Hutton), 4, 183.
Notes on Rats (A.. Reischek), 20, 125.
N.Z. Rat (W. L. Buller), 3, 1.
Plague of Rats in Nelson and Marlborough

(J. T. Meeson), 17, 199.
Rat {3Ius maorium) that invaded Picton in

March, 1884 (F. W. Hutton), 20, 43.
1 Rats and Mice (T. White), 23, 194.
I Rats, and their Nesting in Small Branches of

Trees (T. White), 30^ 303.
Rats of N.Z. (T. .White), 27, 240.
I Supposed Native Rat, observed at Whangarei
I (Josiah JIartin), 3, Proc. 88.

' Seals —

Fur-seal of N.Z. (J. Hector), 4, 196.

Fur-seal of N.Z. (J. S. Webb), 4, 199.

List of Seals. Whales, and Dolphins of N.Z.
(J. E. Gray), 6, 87.

Sea-bear caught oft' Sumner, Points in the
Ajiatoni}' of a ; with Notes on the N.Z.
Eared Seals (H. 0. Forbes), 24, 198.

Seals as Navigators (R. Henry), 33, 439.

Seals of the Genus .Stenorhyncus captured on
East Coast of Otago (J. S. Webb), 2, 28.

Small-nailed Seal {Stenorhi/ncus leptonyx), Pro-
bably New Variety of (C. Eraser), 2, 33.

Southern Seals (.1. Hector). 25, 255.

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67

Sheep —

Breeding Black (Sheep : a Study in Colour

(T. White), 33, 191.
Coloured Sheep (T. White), 21, 402 ; 23, 207.
Disease among Sheep in Waikato District

(W. G. Mair), 12, 44(i.
Pseudo-scab and Lung-worm in Sheep (J.

Buchanan), 14. 269.

Whales and Dolpliins —

Bcdcenu marginafa. Notes on Skull nf (J. E.

Gray). 3, 123.
Balcenidcc {F. J. Knox). 2, 21.
Balcenoptera rostrrda (J. von Haast), 13, 169.
BfilcE7iopte>a lostirita : External Anatomj' of a

Baby Rorqual (W. B. Benham), 34, 151.
Baleen, Plates oi. in Gtago Museum (F. W.

Hutton), 7, 200.
Cetacea in Colonial Museum. Notes on (J. Hec-
tor), 2, 20.
Cetacen of N.Z.. Notes on the (J. Hector). 9,

477.
Cetacea oi N.Z., Recent and Fossil (J. Hector),

18, 434.
Cogia breviceps, the Lesser Sperm Whale,

Notes on (W. B. Benham), 34, 155.
Cowfish, or Bottle - nosed Dolphin {Tursio

metis). Description of the (F. W. Hutton),

8, 180.
Delphmidce of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 9, 349.
Delphinus forsteri. Notes on (J. Hector), 6, 8.5.
.Dolphins of the N.Z. Seas (J. Hector), 17, 207.
F.piodon novoi -zeal and ice. Notes on the Skeleton

of f.T. von Haast). 9, 430. i

Whales and Dolphins — continued.

Euphysetes, Nev»- Species of, on Coast of N.Z.

(J. von Haast), 6, 97.
Fin-whale in Otago Universitj' Museum, Skele

ton and Baleen of (T. J. Parker), 17, 3.
List of Whales, Dolphins, and Seals of N.Z.,

(J. E. Gray), 6, 87.
Megapfera lalandii. Skeleton of|(J.§von^Haast),

15, 214.
Mesoplodon floweri. Notes on (J. von Haast),

9, 442.
Mesoplodon hectori, Variation in the Dentition

of (J. Hector), 6, 86.
Oulodon, a New Genus of jZiphioid Whales

(J. yon Haast), 9, 450.
Right W]\a.\e. N.Z.. Skeleton of (J. E,= Gray),

6, 90.
Tooth of a Cetacean, Notice {of ajRemarkable

(F. J. Knox), 3, 130.
^Vhales and Dolphuis of N.Z. Seas : Notes on

Dr. Hector's Paper (J. E. Gray), 6, 93.
Whales a.nd Dolphins of the N.Z. Seas (J.

Hector), 5, 154.
^^Tiale- fisheries, Report on (J. S. Webb),* 3,

Proc. 68.
Whales of N.Z. (J. Hector), 7, 2ol ; 10,

331.
Ziphidm, Observations on (F. J. Knox), 8,

125.
Ziphid Whale stranded near New Brighton,

Preliminary Notice of a (J. von Haast), 2,

190.
Ziphins (Epiodon) novce - zealandioe (Goose-
beaked "^ATiale) (J. von Haast), 12, 241.

AVES.

.Mstrelata [CEstrelafa] qouldii (see (Esfre.lafn).

Albatros —

Flight of the Albatros, Mechanical Principles

involved in (F. W. Hutton), 1, 5S [2nd ed..

465] ; 2, 227.
Sailing Flight of the Albatros, .Alechanicai

Principles involved m (J. S. Webb), 2, 233.
Sailing Flight of the Albatros: Rejilv to

J. S. Webb (F. W. Hutton). 4, 347.
Sh}' Albatros {Dioinedea cauta) : Capture ot a

Specimen near Auckland (T. F. Cheeseman).

21, 125.
Shy Albatros [Diomedea cauta) ; Occurrence

in the North Island (W. L. Buller), 10, 217.
Wandering Albatros [Diomedea e.rvlnns), Habits

and Home of the (A. Reischek), 21, 126.
Wandering Albatros (Diomedea cTulans-), Note

on the (W. L. Buller). 22, 340.
Wandering Albatros ; with an Exhibition of

Specimens, and the Determination of a New

Species (Diomedin rer/ia) (W. L. Buller).

23, 230.

Alca impennis. Notes nn an Egg of (T. H. Potts),

3, 109.
Bay of Islands. Birds of the (A. T. Pvcroft),

31, 141.
Bird as the Labourer nf Man (W. T. L. Travers),

35, 1.

Bird-life in the West Coast Sounds (R. Henry),

30, 279.
Bird-life on a Run (H. Guthrie-Smith), 28,

367.
Bird-life. Some Curiosities of (W. L. Buller),

27, 134.
Birds observed during a Voyage from N.Z. to

England (W. L. Buller), 26, 182.
Birds observed during a Voyage to England

(J. Hector), 8, 199.
Birds of N.Z. (W. L. Buller), 8. 196 ; 24, 64, 75 ;

25, 53, 63.
Birds of N.Z. (O. Finsch), 5, 206 ; 7, 226 ;

8, 200.
Birds of N.Z. (K. 1. Kingsley). 25, 107.
Birds of N.Z. (T. W. Kirk), 21, 230.
Birds of N.Z. (J. Morton), 5, 225.
Birds of N.Z. (T. H. Potts). 2, 40 ; 3, 59 ;

5, 171 ; 6, 159. [See also 7, 530.]
Birds of N.Z. : Remarks on Hutton's Notes on

certain Species (W. L. Buller), 6, 123.
Birds of N.Z. : Notes on some Species (J. W.

Handly), 28, 360.
" Birds of N.Z.,"" Additions to List of Species

and Rare Occurrences since Publication of

(W. L. Buller), 11, 361.
" Birds of N.Z. "" : Explanation of some Per-

.sonal Remarks in Mr. Potts"s Paper (J. von

Haast ). 7, 5.30. frj

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INDEX.

" Birds of N.Z.," by W. L. Buller, Notes on
{F. W. Hiitton). 6, 126. . . p^

'Birds of N.Z."' : Reply. to^F. W. Hutton
(W. L. Buller), 6, 126. .£.•.,

Bittern, Little {Ardetta maculata}. of N.Z.
(W. L. Buller), 6, 119.

Bittern, Supjiosed New S])ecies of, from the
Lake District: Ardeola novoe-zelandire (A. C.
Purdie), 3, Proc. 99.

Chatham Islands, Avifauna and Flora of the
(W. T. L. Travers), 5, 212.

Chatham Islands, Birds of the [F. W. Hutton).
5, 222.

Chatham Islands, Birds of the (H. H. Travers).
5, 212.

Colluricincla concinna. Notes on {F. W. Hutton),
5, 226.

Colonial Museum : Additions to the Collection
of Birds (W. L. Buller), 7, 224.

Colonial Jluseum : Additions to Collection of
Birds (T. W. Kirk), 13, 23o.

Crow. Orange-wattled, Nesting Habits of the
(W. D. Campbell), 12, 249.

Cuckoo, Long-tailed (Vrodyniiniis tailensin) : An
Account of its Habits, Description of a Ne.st
containing its (supposed) Egg, and a Sugges-
tion as to how the Parasitic Habit in Birds
has become established (R. Fulton), 36, 113.

Cuckoo, Long-tailed, Remarks on the (W. L.
Buller), 11, 353.

Curious Specimens of Birds of N.Z. (T. \\'.
Kirk), 12, 248.

Curlew, probably Nmnenitis cyunopiis. Occur-
rence in N.Z. of a (J. von Haast), 9, 427.

Curlew-Sand] )iper (Anci/lochihis suh-arquatus),
Occurrence in N.Z. of the (F. W. Hutton),
36, 155.

Darwinism, Illustrations of; or. The Avifauna
of N.Z. considered in relation to the Funda-
mental Law of Descent with Modi ticat ion
(W. L. Buller), 27, 75.

Dinornis (see Moa, |i. 60).

Disappearance of the N.Z. Birds (R. Fulton),
40, 485.

Disputed Species of Birds of N.Z. (W. L. Buller),
7, 211.

Distribution of Birds of N.Z. (\V. T. L. Travers),
16, 178.

Dotterel, Red-ca])iied : Occurrence in N.Z. (T. W.
Kirk), 12, 246.

Duck—

Anfi/i bosrlids : Note on Female assuming

Plumage of Male (T. White), 20, 39.
Anm gracilis (F. W. Hutton), 12, 271.
Crossing with the Muscovy Duck (C. Phillijis),

32, 5().
Flightless Duck of Auckland Islands {Npsotidln

micklandica (\\ . L. Buller), 27, 128.
Hybrid Ducks bred from Common Duck and

Grey Duck (T. ^N'hite). 18, 134.
Notes on certain Species of N.Z. Ducks

(W. W. Smith), 29, 252.
Supiwsed New Species of Duck (A. C. Punlie),

4, 213.

F.xtinct Birds {.ice Paheonlology, p. 60).

Fern-bird {Sphenaeacus) : New Species from
Snares Islands (S. caudntus) {'W. L. Buller),
27, 127.

Flight-
Flight of certain Birda, Anatomy of (J.

Hector), 27, 284.
J'light of the .\lbatros. Mechanical Principles

involved in (F. W. H\itton), 1, 58 f2nd ed.,

465] ; 2, 227.
Flight of the Black-backed (Uill (F. W.

Hutton), 5, 140.
Sailing Flight of the Albatros, Mechanical

Principles involved in (J. S. Webb), 2, 233.
Sailing Flight of the .Vlbatros : Re])lv to

J. S. Webb (F. W. Hutton), 4, 347.
Soaring of the Hawk : a Possible Reason for

Notched Wiim-feathers (T. W. Kirk). 22,

325.

Fossil Birds [see Palaeontology, p. 60).
Frigate-bird, Lesser [Fregata nriel). Occurrence

in the North Auckland District of (T. F.

Cheeseman), 40, 265.
(iiannet. Brown [Si'la fusra), shot in Napier

Harbour ; with Notes on other N.Z. Birds

(A. Hamilton), 21, 128.
Gerygoue flaviventris. Habits of (T. B. (billies),

7, 524.

Gerygone flarivcntrls, Note on (\\'. L. Buller),

8, 190.

Graucalus tnelanops. Occurrence in N.Z. of

(F. VV. Hutton), 37, 350.
Great Barrier Island. Birds of ( K. W. Hutton).

1. KiO [2nd ed., 104].
Gull, Black - backed, Fhght of the (F. W.

Hutton), 5, 140.
Gull, New Sjjecies of : Lani« {Bnic/iigarifi) biiUeri

(T. H. Potts), 4, 203.
Habits of Birds of N.Z. (A. Reischck). 18, lO.i.
Habits of some Birds of N.Z. (W. T. L. Travers),

4, 206.
Habits of Birds of N.Z., their Csefulne.ss or

Destructiveness to the Country (A. Reischek),

18, 96.
Hawk. Soaring of the : a Possible Reason for

Notched Wing-feathers (T. W. Kirk). 22, 325.
Hieracidea brunnea and Nestor ocridrntnlis {W. L.

Buller), 5, 405.
Hieracidea, Existence in N.Z. of Tavo Species of :

H. novce-zealandicB-a.nd H. ferox (AV. L. Buller),

7, 213.
Hieracidea novce-zealandicf and H. Iinnmea

(W. W. Smith). 16, 318.
iliinantopxx in N.Z. (W. L. Buller). 7, 220.

Huia —

Curiouslv foi nud Bill of a Huia (W. Colenso),

19, 140.
De,scri]itive Notes of tiic Huia (W. L. Buller).

10, 211.
Eggs of the Huia {W. L. Buller). 10, 212.
.Maoii ^Manner of preserving the Skin of the

Huia (.J. D. Envs). 8, 204.
Nestins Habits of the Huia (W. L. Buller),

8, 192.
Structure and Hal)its of the Huia (W. L.

Buller), 3, 24.

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69

Hvbriditv between the Common Fowl and the
"Woodheii (J. Muvie), 22, 342.

Insectivorous Birds, Expediency of introducing
(R. W. Fereday), 5, 289.

Introduced Birds (•!. Drummond), 39. 227.

Introduced Birds : Dates on which they have
lieen liliorated or have appeared in different
Districts of X.Z. (,l. Drummond). 39, .")()3.

Intercro.ssing of Ocydro)nws cadi and the Do-
mestic Fowl (W. L. Buller), 9, 341.

Kea —

Flesh-eating Propensity of the Kea {\\ . B.

Benham), 39, 71.
Kea. a Sheep-eating Parrot (T. ^^■hite), 27, 273.
^Memorandum of the Kea (•). Mcnzies), 11, 37<>.
Natural History of the Kea ; with Special
Reference to its Reputed Sheep-killing Pro-
pensities ((^. R. Marriner), 39, 271 ; 40, 5.34.

Kermadeo Islands, Birds of the (T. F. Cheeseman),

20, IH3 : 21, 121 : 23, 21(i.

Kiwi —

Aplen/x bidkri (R. B. Sharpe), 21, 224.
Apteryr maxima, a Huge Kiwi from Stewart

Island (\V. L. Buller); 23, 602 ; 24, 91.
Apferijr oireni : Occurrence at High Altitudes

in the North Island (\V. L. Buller), 8, 193.
Kiwi-like Bird from Manaroa, Footprint of a

(F. W. Hutton), 31, 486.
Leg-bones of a Xew Species of Kiwi (.1. von

Haast), 16, 576.
New Species : Aplcn/.c haast ii (T. H. Potts).

4, 204.

Korimako (Anthornis mdanum) : its Disappear-
ance from the North Island (W. L. Buller).
10, 209.

Lake Brunner District. Birds of (W. \V. Smith),

21, 20.5.

Larinre, Note on H. Saimders'.s Review of the

(W. L. Buller), 11, 359.
Lestris : Remarks on a Species inhabit iim N.Z.

Seas (W. L. Buller), 11, 355.
Little Barrier Bird-sanctuarv (.J. Drummond).

40, .51)0.
Little Barrier Island, the Birds which Inhabit

it and the Locality as a Protection to them

(A. Rei,schek). 19, 181.
Little Barrier Mamls, Birds of (F. W. Hutton),

1, 162 [2nd ed.. 106].
Majaqueiis ceqainoitiali-s. from Antipofles Island

(F. W. Hutton). 27, 177.
Manu Mea, or Red Bird of Samoa, Records

relating to the : a Romance of Samoan

Natural History (.J. B. Stair), 30, 293.
Mfijapode in Auckland Museum. Notice of a

Species of (W. L. Buller), 3, 14.
MfgapodiHs piikhardii : 3Iegapodii(.s /mltoiii

(F. W. Hutton). 4, 16.5.
Meif>uni)iix from (ilcnniark. Leg-bones of (F. \V.

Hutton). 29, 557.
Migratory Birds. r)ur (F. W. Hutton). 33, 251.
Moa (.see Palaeontology : Moa, p. 60 ; afxo

Moas and Moa-hunters, p. 45).
31okohinou Islands and the Birds which vi.sit

them (F. S. Sandager), 22, 286.
Nankeen Kestrel of Australia (Cerchneis cen-

chroide-s). Occurrence in N.Z. of (W. L. Buller),

28,- 359.

Xe,<!tof meridionalis. Tendency to Deformity in

the Bill of (^V. L. Buller). 9, 340.
Nestor occid€nfali.<< and Hieraridea hrvnnpn

(W. L. Buller), 5, 405.
Nests and Egfjs of some X.Z. Birrls (F. \\.

Hutton). 3, 111.
New and Interesting Forms of Birds of N.Z.,
Exhitntion of. with Remarks thereon (W. L.
Buller), 23, 36.
Notornis —

Distribution of Xotornis, and (general Notes

on the Genus (A. Hamilton). 31, 739.
Pourth Skin of Xofomis, Notes on the (W. B.

Benham). 31, 146.
Xoforni.s (W. L. Buller). 14, 238.
Probable Origin of Xoloniis mantcUi and it.':

Extinction in N.Z. (R. Henry). 32, .53.
Skeleton of Notornis mantclli (T. .1. Parker),

14, 245.
Skeleton of Notornis (T. .J. Parker), 18, 78.
Takahe (Notornis mantelli) in ^Vestern Otago

(.]. Park), 21, 226, .503.
"■ Takahe (Notornis mantelli) in Western

Otago." Notes on Mr. Park's Paper on (E.

Melland), 22, 295.
Takahe (Notornis mantelli) versus Kakapo (.J.

Park). 23, 112.
Viscera of Notornis. Notes on certain of the

(W. B. Benham). 31, 151.

Ni/rocii australis and ^strelata [CEstrelata]
gouldii. Two Birds new to the Fauna of N.Z.
(F. W. Hutton), 2, 78.

Ocydronius —

Habits of Ociidrotniis avslralis (\V. \V. Smith),

18, 131.
Hj'briditv between the Common Fowl and

the Woodhen (•!. Murie), 22, 342.
Intcrcro.ssing of Oajdromns earli and the

Domestic Fowl (W'. L. Buller), 9, 341.
Species forming the Genus Onjdrotnus (W. L.

Buller), 10, 213.
\\ oodhens (Ocijdro)nus) of N.Z. (F. \V.

Hutton), 6, 110.

CEstrelata gouldii and Nyroca australis. Two Birds
new to the Fauna of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton),

2, 78.

CEstrelata neglecta (W. L. Buller), 27, 132.

Ornitholosical Notes (T. W. Kirk). 20, 29; 26,
181.

Ornithological Portion of "' Taylor's N.Z. and
its Inhabitants, " Critical Notes on (W. L.
Buller). 3, II.

Ornithology, Notes on (A. Reischek), 17, 187 ;
18, 84-96 ; 19, 184, 188. M ,'

t)rnithology of N.Z. (W. L. Buller), 1 (inde-
pendently paginated) [2nd ed., 213]; 2, 385;

3, 37 : 7, 197 ; 8, 181 ; 9, 327 ; 10, 191, 201 ;
11, 366: 28, 326; 29, 179: 31, 1.

Ornithology of N.Z. ; with Exhibition of Rare

Specimens (W. L. Buller). 27, 104.
Ornithology of N.Z. : Notes on W. Bulier's

Es.say (6. Finsch). 1, 112 [2nci ed.. 58].
Ornitholoay of N.Z. : Notes on O. Finsch's

Review" of W. Bullers Essay (^V. Buller). 1,

105 [2nd ed.. 49J.
Ornithology of N.Z. : Reply to O. Finsch (W. L.

Buller), 6, 112.

70

INDEX.

Ornithology of X.Z. : Remarks on 0. Finpch's

Paper (W. L. Buller), 8, 194. t
Owl, N.Z. {Athene novce-zealandice), Notes on the

(W. Colenso), 21, 200.
Petane District, List of Birds of, with Notes and

Observations (A. Hamilton), 18, 123.
Petrel, Antarctic [Priocella antrirctira) (J. Hector),

9,464.
Petrel, New Species of : Procellaria affinis

(W. L. Buller), 7, 215.
Phalaropus fulicarius. Occurrence in N.Z. of

(J. von Haast). 16, 279.

Pheasant —

Decrease of Pheasants on the West Coast of

the North Island (E. N. Liffiton), 21, 225.
Introduction into Province of .Auckland (F. W.

Hutton), 2, 80.
Tuberculosis in Pheasants in Wanganui (S. H.

Drew), 32, 54.

Pigeon, N.Z. [Carpoplmga novce-zealandue). Re-
markable Variety of (T. W. Kirk), 18, 129.
Platalea regia (Royal Spoonbill), Occun-ence in

N.Z. of (W. L. Buller), 9, 337.
Platalea regia, Occurrence in N.Z. of (T. Iredale),

39, 137.
Platycercus ouriceps. Instance of Abnormal

Colouring in (T. W. Kirk), 18, 129.
Platycercus aiin'ceps. Remarkable N'ariation in

the Colour of (R. 1. Kingsley), 23, 192.
Platycercus from Antipodes Island : P. crij-

throtis (H. O. Forbes), 24, 190.
Platycercus rowleyi, a New Sjiecies of Parrakcet

in N.Z. (W. L. Buller), 7,219.
Platycercus unicolor in Britisli Museum (\V. \j.

Buller), 6, 121.
Plotus novcB-hollandia; : Occurrence in N.Z.

(W. L. Buller), 7, 217.
Plover, Eastern (xolden —

Observations on Breeding Habits (('. H.
Robson), 16, 308. '

Occiu'rence in Auckland District (T. F.
Cheeseman), 14, 264.

Occurrence near AA'ellington (T. W. Kirk), 17, 59.
Plover. Masked (Lohivanellus persona I us). Occur-
rence in N.Z. of (T. W. Kirk), 20, 33.
Podiceps cristatus. Notes on Habits of {W. T. L.

Travers), 3, 113.
Poua and other ExtinctiBinls of I he Chatham

Islands (T. W^hite), 29, 162, 632.
Prion banksii. Specific Value of (W. L. Buller),

11, 351.

Protection of Native Birds (H. B. Martin), 18,

112.
Quail (J.IHector), 32, 426.
Rail, Flightless, of the Chatham Island."' (Cahalvs

modestus) (W. L. Buller), 25, 52.
Rail from Auckland Islands. New : Rallvs

muelleri (W. Rothschild), 26, 180.
Rail, New Species of : Rallus pirtvs (T. H.

Potts), 4, 202.
Rallidoi, New Genus of (F. W. Hutton), 6, 108. 4
Rare Species of Birds of N.Z. (W. L. Buller),
^^16, 308.
Roller, Avistralia,n (Euri/stomus pacifcns) (R. I.

Kingsley). 28, 449.
Roller, Australian : Occurrence in X.Z. (T. F.

Cheeseman). 14, 265.
Scdoglaux alhifacies, the Laughing-owl of N.Z.

(R. I. Kingsley), 23, 190.

Shag—

Phalucrocora.r carunrulatus (F. W. Hutton),

11, 332.
Phalacrocorax colensoi of Auckland Islands

and P. onslowi of Chatham Islands (W. L.

Buller), 27, 129.
Species of Shag mhabiting Queen Charlotte

Sound (W. L. Buller), 9,.338.

Small Birds of N.Z., Disappearance of the (D. C.
Wilson), 10, 239.

Snipe. Australian [GalUnago australis). Occur-
rence in N.Z. of (T. F. Cheeseman). 31, 105.

South Island Birds and Maori Associations con-
nected therewith (J. Cowan), 38, 337.

Sparrow, European (Passer domesticus), in N.Z.,
Breeding Habits of the (T. W. Kirk), 23, 108.

Sparrow Plague and its Remedy (A. Bathgate),
36, 67.

Sparrows, Rabbits, and \^'easels (T. White), 23,
201.

Swallows and Martins in Hicks Bav (H. Hill),
30, 532.

Tern. Alleged New Species of : Sfernn alba (W. L.
Buller). 7, 214.

Tree-swallow, .Australian : Occurrence in N.Z.
(W. L. Buller), 7, 510 ; 11, 360.

Tropic Bird. Red-tailed : Addition to the Avi-
fauna of N.Z. (W. L. Buller), 10, 219.

Variations of Colour, Birds of N.Z. exhibiting
curious (T. W. Kirk). 17, 60.

Winged Pilot of Hawaiki (P. Walsh), 38, 127.

Zosterops lateralis in N.Z., with Account of its
Migrations (W. L. Buller), 3, 15.

REPTILIA.

Lizard : Disappearance of Larger Kinds from
North Canterbury (J. W. Stack), 7, 295.

Lizard, English Scaly [Zootoca vivipara) : Oc-
currence in N.Z. (T. W. Kirk), 19,67.

Lizard, N.Z. (supposed New Species of Naul-
tinus) : Animal Rcononu' and Habits (W.
Colenso), 12, 251.

Lizard, New : Naultitnis pvlrherrimvs (W. L.
Buller). 9, 326.

Lizard supposed to be New to Science : Naul-
tinus versicolor (W. Colenso), 17, 149.

Lizards indigenous to N.Z. (A. H. S. Lucas and
C. Frost), 29, 2R4.

Lizards inhabiting N.Z., List of, with Descrip-
tions (W. L. Buller* 3, 4, 56.
Lizards of N.Z.. with Description of Two New

Species (F. W. Hutton), 4, ](u. \See also 5,

404.1
Lizards of the Genus NauUimis, New Species of

(AV. L. Buller), 12, 314 ; 13, 419.
Luth. or Leathery Turtle : Occui-rence on the

Coasts of N.Z. (T. F. Cheeseman), 25, 108.
Marine RepAilia in N.Z. Waters, Notes on the

Occurrence of certain (T. F. Cheeseman), 40,

267.
NauUimis and Norbea (W. L. Buller), 5, 404.

papers: zooiogv,

71

Naultinud, Gestation, Birth, and Young of a

Lizard, a Species of (W. Colenso), 19,. 147.
NauUinus yreyii (Brown Tree-lizard of N.Z.),

Anatomy of (F. J. luiox), 2, 20. ^•

NauUinns pacificus. Observations on (F. J.

Knox), 5, 307. ^i

Saurian, A Rare {]'. Walsh), 37, 351.
Sphenodon, Bones of a New Species of (W.

Colen.so). 18, 118.
^SphtnodoH punctatuiii (Fringe-back Lizard) (A.

Reischek), 18, 108.

Tuatara Lizard (F. .1. Knox), 2, 17.

Tuatara Lizard,* Habits of the (W. L. BuUer),

11, 349.
Tuatara Lizard : New Variety from Kast Cape

Island (\V. L. BuUer), 10, 220.
Tuatara Lizard. Notes on ; with Description of

Supposed New Siieeies (W. L. Buller), 9, 317.
Tuatara Lizard, Physiology and Anatomy of

the (A. K. Newman), 10," 222.
Tuatara (Sphenodon punctahim), Life-historv of

the (A. Dendy), 31, 249.

AMPHIBIA.

Fi-og, N.Z. ; with an Account of a Remarkable
Feature in the History of some Species of
Australian Frogs (A. W. Aitken), 2, 87.

Frog, The N.Z. (Dr. Fitzinger), 12, 250.

Hyla aurea, Anatomv of (G. R. Marriner), 38,

257.
Hyla ewingii : Presence of another Australian

Frog in N.Z. (G. R. Marriner), 39, 144,

PISCES.

JEgoeonichthys appelii and Aiyyropelecus inter-
medins. Two New Fishes (F. E. Clarke), 10, 243.

Alepisaurus ferox. Occurrence on the Coast of
N.Z. of (F. W. Hutton), 34, 197.

Anjentina decagon, a New Fish found at Hoki-
tika (F. E. Clarke), 11, 295.

Argyropelecus intermedius and ^ga'onichthyg
appelii, Two New Fishes (F. E. Clarke), 10, 243.

Bovichitha [Bovichthys] roseo-pictus, a Ne\\' Fish
(F. W. Hutton), 36, 148.

C'allorhynchus, Notes on the Genus ; with De-
scription of C. dasycnudatus (W. Colenso), 11,
298.

Cancer in Fish, Note on the Occurrence of
(J. H. Scott), 24, 201.

Centrolophus, Occurrence in N.Z. of (F. W.
Hutton), 36, 149.

Oeratodus fasten [forsteri] (J. Hector), 7, 490.

Cheimarrichthys fosteri [forsteri], a New Genus of
N.Z. Fresh-water Fishes (.J. von Haast), 6, 103.

Cod, Red [Lotella bacchus [bachus]), Anatomy of
(J. M. Beattie), 23, 71.

Cod, Red (Lotella bacchus [backus]),- Connection
of the Air-bladders and the Auditory Organ in
(T. J. Parker), 15, 234.

Coridodax pullus. Observations on (F. J. Knox),

3, 130.

OoryphcBnoides novce-zelandice, a New Species of

Fish (J. Hector), 3, 136.
Crepidogaster simus, a New Species (F. W.

Hutton), 28, 316.
Gtenolabrus knoxi, Note on (F. J. Knox), 5, 308.
Discus aureus, a New Fish (W. D. Campbell),

11, 297.
Effect of Cold on Fishes (N. Heath), 16, 275.
Eel, Absence of, from Upper Waters of Waiau-ua

and its Tributaries (W. T. L. Travers), 3, 120.
Eel. Albino, Observations on an (F. J. Knox),

4, 378.

Eels (E. O'H. Canavan), 25, 191.

Eels, Is Access to the Sea a Necessitx' to ?
(J. Duigan), 8, 221.

Electric Ray new to the Fauna of N.Z., belong-
ing to the Genus Astrape : A. aysoni (A.
Hamilton), 34, 224.

Exoccetus ilma, a New Species of Flving-tish

(F. E. Clarke), 31, 92.
Fish and their Seasons (P. Thomson), 9, 484.
Fisheries of N.Z., Notes on (G. M. Thomson),

30, 576.
Fishes of N.Z. (W. Arthur), 17, IHO.
Fi.shes of N.Z., Notes on (J. Hector), 34, 239.
Fishes of N.Z. : Observations made at Porto-

bello [Marine Fish-hatcherv (T. .\ndei-ton), 39,

477.
Fishes of N.Z., Remarks on (A. Gunther), 9, 469.
Fishes, Some N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 6, 104.
Fish-supplv of Dunedin (P. Thomson), 10, 324 :

11, 380. '
Four Fishes commonly fomid in the River

A^ on. ; with a Consideration of the Question,

" What is Whitebait ? " (L. Powell), 2, 84.
Frost-fish (Lepidopus caudatus). Habits of the

(C. H. Robson), 8, 218.
Galaxias, Marine, from the Auckland Islands

(F. W. Hutton), 34, 198.
Oalaxidm, Notes on N.Z., more especially those

of the Western Slopes ; with Descriptions of
TNew Species, &c. (F. E. Clarke), 31, 78.
Globe-fish, Two New : Tefrodov gillbatiksii and

T. cheesemanii (F. E. Clarke), 29, 243.
Grayling, Habits of the N.Z. (J. Rutland), 10, 250.
Herrinof, Picton, Notes on the (W. Arthur), 15,

208.'
Hi.storv of Fish-culture in N.Z. (W. Arthur),

14, 180.
Hypoh/codes hnastii, a New Fish (J. Hector), 13,

194.'
Tchthvolo<;\ <if N.Z. (.). Hector), 7, 239; 9,

465 ; 1(5, 322.
Ichthvologj- of N.Z., Contributions to the

(F."W. Hutton), 5, 259 ; 8, 209 ; 9, 353.
Kanae, Anatomj- of (F. J. Knox), 4, 189.
Labrichthys roseipunctata, a New Fish (F. W.

Hutton), 12, 455.
Lamna cormibica (Poi-beagle Shark) : Occurrence

in N.Z. (J. von Haast), 7, 237.
Lamprey, The N.Z. (A. Dendy), 34, 147.
Leptocephalus longirostris : Occurrence on Coast

of N.Z. (J. von Haast), 7, 238.

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INDEX.

List of Fishes of N.Z. (F. W. Hutiou), 22, 21i>S
List of Fishes of X.Z.. Additions to the (T. \V.

Kirk), 12, 308.
List of Papers on N.Z. I'ishes and Kisliiiiu (A.

Hamilton), 34, 539.
Lophotes in N.Z., Ooeuircnic of ('J'. .). I'arker),

26, 223.
Lophotes, OccuiTence on the Coast of Taranaki

of a S)jecies of (F. F. ('larke), 29, 2oL-
Mangrove- fish, Notes on (F. E. Clarke), 31, 96.
Mokohinou Islands, Fishes found rovnid (¥. S.

Sandager), 20, 127.
Motellu iiovce-zeahuiJice (.). Hector), 6, K'T.
Mud-tish (Neochanna apodn), 5, 450.
Mustelus antarcticus, Foetal ilenibranes of :

with Analysis of Fseudamniotic Fluid hv

Prof. A. LiVersidge (T. J. Parker), 22, 331.
Mu-9tel.us aiitarcticns, Oravid Uterus of (T. J.

Parker), 15, 219.
New Fishes (F. E. Clarke), 11, 291.
Notes on .some N.Z. Fishes, with De.scriiJtion of

a New Spacies — Cit pido(j(tster shnus (F. \V.

Hutton), 28, 3 Hi.
Ophisurus novce-zelaiidiiii. Anatomical 01jser\a-

tions on (F. J. Knox), 2, 35.
Ophisnrus, Speeies of, found on Coa.st r)f X.Z.

(J. Hector), 2, 34.
Parore (the Mangrove- fish). Notes on ( F. !•'.

Clarke), 31, 9ti.
Pig-fish (Agriopus leucopacilns). Anatomy of the

(A. Stenhou.se), 26, 111.
Piako River, Fi.sh found in the (C Mair). 35,

319.
Pilchards (R. Henry), 34, 570.
Plagiogeneion, a New Genus of Fishes of the

Family Percidce from N.Z. (H. O. Forbes),

22, 273.
Portobello Marine Fish-hatcherv and Kioloaical

Station (Ct. M. Thom.son), 38," 529.

Regalecus —

Notes on Regcdexun (S. H. Drew), 30, 253.
Regalecus, or Great Garfish, caught in Okain's

Bay (H. G. Forbes), 24, 192.
Regalecus argentevs (Ribbon-fish)-'obtained at

Moeraki (T. J. Parker), 16, 284.
Regalecus argenteus, Gccurrence on the Tara-
naki Coast of (F. E. Clarke), 30, 254.
Regalecus argenteus (Ribbon-fish) taken in

Nelson Harbour (R. I. Kingsley), 22, 333.
Regalecus pacificus, a New Species of Ribbon -

fish from N.Z. Seas (J. von Haast), 10, 246.
Regalecus pacificus. Anatomy of (L. Powell),

11, 269.
Regalecus parheri, an Apparently New Species

(W. B. Benham), 36, 198.
Reyalecus stranded in Otago Harbour (T. J.

Parker), 20, 20 ; Addendum, iii.

Salmon-acclimatisation in N.Z. (W. L. Lindsay),
6, 436. 438.

Salmon, Introduction and Acclimatisation of
the (J. Stewart), 8, 205.

Sabnoiiidce and their New Home in the South
Pacific (A. J. Ruthci-furd), 33, 240.

Salmonidai, Notes on some Specimens of Migra-
tor\- (W. Arthur), 13, 175. •

Salmonidai of N.Z. (J. Hector), 3, 133.

Salmon Trout in Nelson Harl)Our, Occuirence
of (J. Hector), 14, 211.

Scymnus lichia, Anatom\' and Eml)rvologv of
(T. J. Parker), 15, 222."

Sea-trout (Salmon or Salmon-trout '!), Note on
some (F. Sandager), 25, 254.

Sea-fishes, Notes on (Li. M. Thomson), 24, 202.

Shark, Basking {Selache mitxima), Gccurrence in
N.Z. of the (T. F. Cheeseman), 23, 126.

Shark, Porbeagle (Lnmna coruubicu) : Occur-
rence in N.Z. (J. von Haast), 7, 237.

Shark. Spinous {Echiaorhinns spinosus). Occur-
rence in N.Z. Waters of the (T. J. Parker),
16, 280.

Skate (Raja nasuia). Venous System of the
(T. J. Parker), 13, 413.

Sprat of N.Z., Notes on the (W. Arthur), 15, 203.

Sunfish (Orthagoriscus mala) captured at Napier
(A. Hamilton), 18, 135.

Sunfish captured at Poverty Bay (W. L. Wil-
liams), 25, 110.

Swordfish —

Swordfish, Notes on the (T. F. Cheeseman),
8, 219.

Swordfish, N.Z. (F. J. Knox), 2, 13.

Xiphias gladius (Northern Swordfish) com-
pared with Histiophorus herscMli (Ant-
arctic Swordfish) (J. Hector), 30, 551.

Torpedo (T. fusca) caught near Dunedin (T. J.

Parker), 16, 281.
Trachypterus, New Species of : T. arawatas

(F. E. Clarke), 13, 195.
Trout, Brown, introduced into Otago (W.

Arthur), 11, 271 ; 16, 467.
Trout, Diseased, in Lake Wakatipu (\V. Arthur),

15, 198.
Trout, Young : Cause of their Disappearance

from our Streams (A. Ferguson), 21, 235.
Undescribed Fishes of N.Z., Notes on some

(J. von Haast), 5, 272.
Cpper Whanganui River, Fishes in (G. Mair),

12, 315.
Whitebait : a Consideration of the Question,

" What is Whitebait ? " (L. Powell), 2, 84.
Whitebait of N.Z. (E. Gibson), 35, 311.
Whitebait of N.Z. (J. Hector), 35, 312.
Whitebait of N.Z. (A. J. Mackenzie), 35, 309.
Xiphias gladius [see Swordfish).

TUNICATA.

Ascidians, Composite, of the North Shore Reef (J. T. Nott), 24, 305.
Boltenia pachydermatina. Structure of (J. Watt), 24, 334.

CEPHALOCHORDA.
Lancelet, The N.Z. (W. B, Benham), 33, 12u.

I'Al'P'.KS ; ZOOIiOGV.

73

HEMI(H()KJ)A.

BairuioiiIosiiHs. ( )(c-un('ncc in X.Z. Waters of the (!cnus (W. I>. Hcnliarn). 32, !l.

.MOLLUSCA.

jEoli'^-. Nfw Species of : ^-Eofi-^ t/ninlix {'V. W .

Kirk). 15, 217.
Aiioiin'a iraltpri. a New Shell (J. Hector). 27, 2f)2.
Aplytiii. Possibly New Species of : .-I. tri/onii

(¥. H. Meinertzhatrcn). 12. 270.
Aplj/'-ia. Two New S])ecies of : .-I. hnuniea and

.-1. cnom (F. W. Hiittou). 7, 270.
Atit.r, ( u'Cgrajihical Distribution of (H. von

.lherino).'25, 2.')2.
Branchiate Ga.'ifropoda (F. \V. Huttoo). 15, 118.
Branchiate MoUusca (F. W. Hvitton). 14, l(i2.
Cephalopoda, New (T. W. Kirk). 14, 2s:?.
ChitonidK. N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 4, 178.
Chromodoris, New Species of : C. amana (T. F.

Cheeseman). 18, 137.
Conchologv and Botan\- of (Jrcat Oniaha (T.

Kirk^ 5, 3G3.
C'cncholoiiv of X.Z.. ('ontril)utions to the (F. W.

Hutton), 10, 2!»3.
Conchothi/ra puraaitira (F. W. Hutton). 26, 358.
Cras-''>tt(Uit('.-< traiUi ( F. W. Hutton). 38, (io.
Cuttlefish. Giant: Oecuri'ence on N.Z. Coast

(T. W. Kirk). 12, 310.
Cuttlefish, New Species of: ArrhitiuiJiis kirkii

(C. W. Robson). 19, lo.-).
Deca])od, New Species of: Airhit''itthis lotuji-

>nanus{T. W. Kirk), 20, 34.
Dentition of some Land and Fresh-water

Molhisca of N.Z. ; with Descriptions of New

Species (H. Suter), 24, 281).
Dredtring for Molluscu near Cuvier Island, Re-
sults of ; with Descriptions of New Species

(H. Suter), 40, 344.
Dredging in Hauraki Gulf, Results of ; with

Descriptions of Seven New S]3ecies (H. Suter),

39, 252.
Dred^ine on the Continental Shelf of New Zea-
land, Results of (C. Hedley), 38, (>8.
Dredgino- on the Contmental Shelf of N.Z..

Results of (R. Murdoch and H. Suter), 38, 278.
Dredging on the Continental Shelf of N.Z.,

Re.snlts of (W. H. Webster), 38, 305.
Fauna. Additions to the N.Z. (W. H. Webster).

38, 309.
(hindJachia. The First-tliscoveredin N.Z. : G. neo-

zdanira (H. Suter), 37, 258.
HijdrohiinoR of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 14, 143.
Isidora. Revision of the N.Z. Species of the

Genus, with Descriirtion of a New Subspecies

(H. Suter), 37, 2t)7 ; Correction, 38, 333.
JaneUidcB, Enumeration of the (C. Hedlev). 25,

lot).
Lamellibranchs of N.Z., Fresh-water (F. W.

Hutton), 14, 148.
List of N.Z. MoUusca described in Foreign

Pultlications since 1890 (H. Suter), 31, 255.
List of the Species described in Hutton's Manual

of the N.Z. MoUusca, with the Corresponding

Names used at the Present Time (H. Suter),

34, 207.

4— Trans. Index.

Land MoUnsra of Little Harrici- Island (H. Suter).
34, 204.

Land Molluttca of N.Z.. J-Jev ision of the ( F. W.
H\itton). 16, 1st).

Land Molhisca of Tliames (Joidtieids (.1. Adams),
19, 177.

Land and Fresh-water Molhisca of N.Z., List of
the Introduced (H. Suter), 24, 279.

Land and Fresh-water Molhisca of X.Z.. Check-
list of the (H. Suter), 26, 139.

Land and Fresh-water Molhisca doubtful for
N.Z. or not inhabitina it. List of (H. Suter),

24, 281.

Land and Fresh-water Molhisca of N.Z. Mis-
cellaneous Communications on (H. Suter),
23, 93 ; 24, 283.

Limpet (Patinella radiiuis), Anatoniv of (.1. A.
Newell), 19, 157.

^lalacolo<jv of N.Z., Contiiinitions tf) ( F. W.
Huttoiij. 13, 200.

^Marine Animals found f)n Ne\\ Brighton Beach,
Pvemarkable Collection of (A. Dendv). 30, 320.

Marine Molluscn (F. W. Hutton), 16, 212.

Marine Molhisca of Banks Peninsula. Pre-
liminary List of (T. Iredale), 40, 387.

Marine MoUusca of N.Z., Additions to the
(R. Murdoch), 37, 217.

Marine MoUusca f)f Totaranui Bav. Nelson
(J. Park), 35, 299.

Marine Molhisca of Wellinyton (T. W. Kirk),
12, 303.

Marine MoUusca from LNall Bay, List of (T.
Iredale and M. K. Mestayer), 40, 410.

Marine Molhisca: Influence of Climate over (Geo-
graphical Distribution (C. W. PurneU). 9, <i65.

Marine Molluscs collected in Otaao, List of
(T. Iredale), 40, 404.

Marine Molluscs, Notes on some N.Z. (T. Iredale),
40, 373.

Minute Species of MoUusca found in Sand from
Titahi Bav, Additional List of (T. Iredale).
40, 559.

MoUusca collected b^- Messrs. Lucas and
Hodgkin in Six Lakes in N.Z., Report on
(H. Suter), 37, 233.

Molhisca of Auckland Hai'boui- (T. F. Cheese-
man), 8, 304.

Molhisca of the Vicinity of .\ucklaiid (T. F.
Cheeseman), 19, 1*)1.

MoUusca of N.Z. (T. B. Gillies). 14, 169.

Molluscan Fauna of N.Z. (H. Suter). 24, 270 ;

25, 147 ; 26, 121 ; 28, 319 ; 39, 265.
Molluscan Fauna of N.Z., Additions to the

(F. W. Hutton), 15, 131.

Molluscan Fauna, Additions to the N.Z. (W. H.
Webster), 40, 254.

New Species of N.Z. Molhisca (H. Suter), 40, 360.

Non-marine Molhisca of N.Z., Further Contribu-
tions to the Geographical Distribution of
(H. Suter), 33, 151.

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INDEX.

Notes oil N.Z. Molluscn, with Descri))tion.s of

New Species and Subspecies (H. Suter), 38,

310.
Xiuli branchiate Molhiscu, New Species of (T. F.

Chcescman), 13, 222 ; 14, 213.
Niulibianch Molluscs from N.Z. (W. B. Bcnham),

37, 312.
Octopus, New: Octopus communis (J. Park),

17, 198.
Opisthobranchiate Mollusca, New Genus of :

Melrmuchlnnn/s cylindrica (T. F. t'heeseman),

13,224.
Opisthobranchiatt' MoUnsca : Three New Sjiecies

from N.Z. — Pleurohranchux ornatus, Plfuro-

branchoea novcB-zealaudice. and Aclesia (/laucu

(T. F. Chee-seman), 11, 378.
Ovster-culture in N.Z. (J. Hector), 27, <)70.
Paper Nautilus, New Species of : Argonauta

hulleri (T. W. Kirk), 18, 138.
Paper Nautilus, New Species of : Argonauta

'jmcilis (T. W. Kirk), 17, 58.
Paryphanta in N.Z., Notes on the Larger S])ecies

of ; with Remarks on the Distribution and

Dispersal of Land-shells (W. T. L. Travers),

27, 224.
J'ariiphanta atratwiitavia. Anatoinv of (R. Mur-
doch). 38, 313.
Paryphanta l_>u-ilii/i. .\natom\- of (R. Murdoch),

35, 258.

Parijphanta juiriosa, Anatoin\' of (R. ^lurdoch),

36, 156.

Pan/phanta Jiochstcttiri found at Low Levels at

West Wanuanui (R. 1. Kinjislev), 27, 230.
Paryphantft litpiaria, a New Land-shell from

Nelson Province (F. W. Huttou), 20, 43.
Paryphanta licjnaria. Note on (F. W. Huttou),

32, 22.
PatelUdce, Notes on, with reference to Species

found on the Rocks at Island and Lvall Bavs

(W. T. L. Travers), 30, 309.
Pecten. New Species of, from the Oamaru Series :

Pseudamu-ifsium [Pecten) huttoni (J. Park),

37, 485.

PlaroMiiIus fi'oui N.Z., A New : P. hollonsi
(H. Suter), 40, 340.

PleurotomidcB, Revision of the N.Z., with De-
scriptions of Six New S))ecies (H. Suter),
31, <;4.

Polyplacophora, N.Z. : Kevs to Genera and

Species (H. Suter), 31, 59."
Potamopyrgus, Revision of the N.Z. Species

of the Genus, with Description of a New

Species (H. Suter). 37, 258.
Pterotrachseid from the Pacific Ocean. A Lar^e

(W. B. Benham), 38, 245.
Pulmonate Mollmca (F. W. Hutton). 14, 15*1.
Rachiolossate Mollusca of N.Z.. Revision of the

(F. \V. Hutton), 16, 21(5.
Rissoincp. New Genus of : Dardania oliracea

(F. W. Hutton), 14, 147.
Sluos. Descriptions of some New (F. \V. Hutton),

11, 331.
Slugs of N.Z.. Bitcntaculate, Anatonn- of

(F. W. Hutton), 14, 158.
Sepioteuthis bilin^ata, Anatomv of (H. B. Kirk),

16, 145.
Shell founel at Nelson, New : Iniptrator darisii

(E. St owe), 4, 218.
Shells, Fresh-water, of N.Z. belonging to the

Family Lhnnceidfr' (H. W. Hutton), 17, 54.
Shells, Fresh-water, of Rissington, Hawkes

Bay (F. Hutchinson, jun.. 33, 207. ^
Shells, Land, of N.Z. (F. W. Huttou). 15, 134;

16, Kil.
Shells of N.Z.. Land and Fresh-water : Dc.-^crip-

tions of New Species (H. Siitci). 22, 221 ;

23, 84.
Shells. Marine, found at Whanyarei Heads. List

of (C. Cooper), 31, 134.
Shells, New (T. W. Kirk). 12, 30() ; 14, 282.
Shells of N.Z., .Additions to List of |T. \V. Kirk).

14, 2»)8.
Shells of N.Z., New Species of .Marine, t(jgether

with remarks on some Non-marine Species,

and some Additions to tlu' " Index I'aunte "

(W. H. AVebster). 37, 27ti.
Shells of N.Z., Two Little-known Species- of :

Patella solandri and Vnio wailcaren-sc (W.

Colenso), 14, H)8.
Siphonartidw oi N.Z. (F. W. Hutton). 15, 141.
Struthiohiria papulosa. Structuri" of ( F. W.

Hutton). 15, 117.
Vitrina milligaui : Occurrence in N.Z. iT. \\ .

Kirk), 12, 307.
Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the

Coast of Otago (W. B. Benhaui), 32, 1.

INS EOT A.

(\V. \V. Smith). 28,
iHscotliyrea

Hymenoptera —

Ant.s, Habits of N.Z.

468.
Ant, New Species of, from N.Z.

(tntarctica (C. Emery). 27, <i35.
Ant-like Insect (Betyla fulra) parasitic in the

N.Z. (ilow-worm ((i. V. Hudson), 25, 164.
Bee, Hive, ( 'onstruction of the Comb of the

(C. Phillips), 28, 479.
Bees. Magnetic Sense of Direction in (F. W.

Hilgendoi-f), 35, 483.
Diapria coccophaga, a Hymenoj)terous Insect

parasitic on Corridai (W. M. .Mask(>ll). 11,

228.

Hynienoptera — continued.

Formicidce (Ants) of N.Z.. Re\ision of the
Species of the (A. Forel), 37, 353.

Formicid(e. Description of a New Genus of the
Family : Huhnia (A. Forel), 24, 303.

Gall-])roducing Insects in N.Z. (W. M. .Vlas-
kell). 21, 2.53.

Halictus {Andrrnidce). A New Sjiecies of, from
Christchurch. X.Z. : //. huttoni (P. Came-
ron). 32, 17.

Hynirnopti ra. ( ollect ion of, made in Neigh-
bourhood of Wellington by Mr. G. V.
H)idson : with Descriptions of New (icnera
and Species (P. Cameron). 33, 104.

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Hyttienoptcru — cont inucd.

Hi/niriioptnri of \.Z., Li^^t of (P. Ciiinci'on). 35,

'2itO.
Hvnienoptovous Parasite of Ovum of ]'<i/i(s.s(i

'gonn-illa (A. guail), 33, 153.
Insect Architecture : Notes on the Habits of

the Black Spider- wasp of X.Z. (W. L.

Buller), 9, 343.

Lepidoptem —

Anoski bolina in the \Velliui>ton District.

Appearance of (A. P. Buller), 31, 38.
Asaphodes lilri.s and ()riho<i(t nian/dn't'i. Two

New Species (E. F. Hawthorne). 29, 2S2.
ButterHies of N.Z. (A. G. Butler). 10, 2t)3.
Butterflv new to N.Z. and probably to Science

(R. \y. Fereday), 15, 193.
Catocala, Description of a Species of, new to

Science : C. trat-er.sii (R. W. Feredav), 9,

457.
Charmjid vire-scens (A. Quail), 35, 249.
Charmjin virescems, Life-historv of (('. H.

Gosset), 11, 347.
Chlenias nirinxifera and Leuatnia ditlcana, New

Heteropterotis Lfpidoptern (R. AV. Feredav),

12, 207.
Chrysophani, Supplementary De.scri]>tion of

N.Z. Species or Varieties of (R. W. Fere-
day), 10, 252.
<^'h)i/sopliaiii(.<! jfffddtii. Note on {F. W.

Button ). 33, fl(i.
Chrysoplutuns : Observations on the (ienus as

representetl in N.Z. (R. W. Feredav), 9,

460.
Cidaria (Lepidoptem), A New Species of : C.

purpurifera (R. W. Feredav), 16, 119.
C'odlin-moths, Ccnpocapsa ponionelhi and

Cacoecid excessaud. Few Words on ((!. V.

Hudson), 23, 56.
Cordiceps roherf.sii {-see Vegetable Cater] >illar,

p. 76).
Cossidce Family, (Jccurrence in N.Z. of a

Species belonffino to the (R. \V. Feredav),

9,459.
Dunais berenice, a Buttertiv new to N.Z.

(R. W. Fereday), 6, 183.
Dmmis berenice, ^letamorphosis and Develop-
ment of (W. Colenso). 10, 27'!.
Dunais berenice. Note on (T. B. Gillies). 7, 523.
Danais berenice. Notes on (F. W. ('. Sturm),

11, 305.
Dnnais plexippus and SpJiinx convolvuU (?),

Occurrence in Nelson of (R. I. Kingsley),

23, 192.
Ddsy podia selenopliora, Metamorphosis of (W.

Colenso), 11, 300.
Declftnd floccosa. a ('ommon ^loth. Varieties

of (G. V. Hudson), 21, 190.
Deiopeia pulcheUd and Jitnonin vellidd. Occur-
rence in N.Z. of (G. V. Hudson), 19, 201.
Diademn bolina, Occun-ence in N.Z. of (R. W.

Fereday), 9, 463.
Diddentd neriiid. Description rif (R. 1. Kincs-

lev). 18, 205.
Diurnal Moths (P. Buller), 13, 237.
JJodonidia helmsi (P. Marshall), 28, 312.

Lepidoptem — continued.

Dodonidia Jiehnsi, Criticism of Mr. P. .Mar-

shalFs Pa})er on (E. V. Hawthorne). 30, 559.

Embr\olog\- of Lepidoptera of N.Z. (A. (^uail),

33, 159; '34, 220.
Epdlxiphora 'ixriitnid, ]\Ieyr.. a Species of
Lepidopff rd scarce in N.Z. (A. <)ua,}\]. 37,
343.
Epirrdnthis rdectorarid. Description of the

Caterpillar of (C. R. :\Iarriner). 33, 147.
Epyaxa rosearia. Life-liist<trv f)f (A. Purdie),

18, 208.
Erebiola butlcri, a New (ienus and Sjjecies of

Butterfly (R. \V. Fereday). 12, 204.
Geometrind of N.Z., Notes on Nomenclature of

(E. Meyrick), 18, 184.
Geometrina of N.Z.. Monotrra])]i of the (E.

Meyrick), 16, 49.
Geometrina of N.Z.. Supplement to a ilono-

graph of the (E. 3Ieyrick), 17, 02.
Geometrina of N.Z. (E! Meyrick), 20, 47.
Jujtonia vellida and Deiopeia pulcheUa, Occur-
rence in N.Z. of (G. V. Hudson). 19, 201.
Lepidoptera of N.Z. (E. Me.\Tick), 22, 204.
Lepidoptera recorded as ha\nng been found in
N.Z. previous to 1871 (R. W. Feredav), 6,
171.
Leucanid purdii and L. blenheiinen.sis. Two
new Species of Hetero}Jterous Lepidoptera,
(R. W. Fereday), 15, 195.
Leucania .sulcana and Chlenid.-^ inanxifera. New
Heteropterous Lepidoptera (R. W. Fereday),
12, 267.
Li/.iiphra'/)iid hoicesii, sp. nov. (.\. (^)uail). 33,

"154.
JDicro-lepidoptera, New Sjjecies of (G. V.

Hudson), 35, 243 ; 37, 355.
Mdcro-lepidoptera observed during the Summer
of 190.3-4, iiK'luding a Note on a Hawk-
moth new to N.Z. ((4. V. Hudson), 37, 358.
Macro-lepidoptera observed during the Summer

of 1898-99 (G. V. Hudson). 32, 10.
Macro-lepidoptera, Recent Observations on
N.Z., including Descriptions of New Species
(G. V. Hudson), 40, 104.
Jletacrias strategica, Occurrence at Inver-

cargill of (G. Howes), 33, 188.
M icro-lepidoptera of N.Z. ( E. IMexrick), 15, 3 ;
16, 3 ; 17, 08. 121. 141 ; 18, 102 ; 21, 154.
^Dcro-lepidoptera. Natural Historv of ITiree

Species of (G. V. Hudson). 21, 189.
Moth-destruction (C. Phillips). 24, 030.
Moths, Two Rare and Two Introduced (G.

Howes). 38, 509.
Mount Ida Lepidoptera (J. H. Lewis), 33, 186.
New Species of Lepidoptera (G. Howes), 38,

510.
New Species of Lepidoptera (E. Mevrick). 23,

97 ; 24, 216 ; 39, 106.
New Species of Lepidopterd (A. Philpott). 37,

328.
New Species of Lepidoptera from Soutliland

(A. Philpott). 35, 246.
Xortuind of N.Z., ."\Ionoiira])h of (E. Mevrick),

19, 3 ; 20, 44.
Notes on Lepidoptera (G. Howes), 40, 533.

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INDEX.

Lepidoptera — continuetl.

Ophideres : Occurrence of a Species new to

N.Z. (R. W. Fereday), 15, 192.
Oreina othello, A Butterfly belonging to the

Family SaU/ridce (R. W.'Fereday), 8, 302.
Orthosia murqaritft and Asuphodes sin's, Two

New Species (E. F. Hawthorne), 29, 282.
Otago Lepidoptera (A. Bathgate), 3, 137.
Otago Lepidoptera : Observation on a Paper

by A. Bathgate (R. W. Fereday), 4, 214.
Pasiphila lichenodes, A New Species of Moth

(A. Purdie), 19, (iO.
Peculiar Chrysalis of an I'nknown Species of

Butterfly ('W. Colenso), 21, 194.
Percnodaimon phito. Peculiar Neuration in

Wings of Individuals of (R. W. Fereday),

15, 197.
Plume-moths : Unusual Abundance of certain

Species durino- Summer of 1894-95 (G. V.

Hudson). 28, 379.
Plusia festucce and Vanessa atalanta. Occur-
rence in Southland of (A. Philpott), 36, 161.
Plutella cruciferaruni. Life-historv of (F. W.

Hilgendorf), 33, 14.3.
Protective Resemblance in Moths of N.Z.

(A. Philpott), 39, 212.
Pori)ui mairi : Notice of a New Species of

Moth in N.Z. (W. L. Buller). 5, 279.
Psychidxe, New Genera and Species of (R. W.

Fereday), 10, 260.
Pijralidina of N.Z. (E. Meyrick), 20, (>2.
Pyrameis qonerilla. Economy and Habits of

(W. Colenso), 21, 196.
Rare Lepidoptera in Wellinirton. Notes on

(W. P. Cohen). 28, 377.
Rare Species of Lepidoptera, Occurrence of

some (A. P. Buller)< 37, 331.
Routeburn Valle\ . Entomology of the (G. V.

Hudson). 39, 197.
Silkworm, Varieties of Food for, and Manage-
ment of the (T. C. Batchelor), 4, 426.
Silkworm, Varieties of Mulberry-tree as Food

for the (T. C. Batchelor), 4, 424.
Southern N.Z. Lepidoptera. Notes on (A.

Phili)ott), 36, 161.
Southland Lepidoptera, Catalogue of (A. Pliil-

pott), 33, 167.
Sphinx convolvuli (?) and Danais plexipp^is.

Occurrence in Nelson of (R. I. Kinaslev),

23, 192.
" SugariuL: for Lepidoptera in Southland (A.

Philpott). 33, 166.
Synonymic List of Lepidoptera of N.Z. (R. W.

" Fereday). 30, 326.
Tineina of N.Z. (p]. Meyrick), 20, 77.
Tortricina of N.Z. (E. Me.\'rick), 20, 73.
Vanessa atalanta anrl Phisia festucw. Occur-
rence in Southland of (A. Philpott), 36, 161.
Vane-ssa ilea. Abimdance of, in Wellington
during Season 1894 (W. P. Cohen), 27, 281.

Vegetable Caterpillar —

Cordyceps clavatula. Remarks on a Parasitic

Fungus allied to (T. Broun). 40, 569.
Cordyceps sinelairii {W. B. Benhain). 32, 4.
Vegetable Caterpillar [Cordiceps robertsii)

(H. C. Field), 28, ti23.

Lepidoptera — continued.

Vegetable Caterpillar — continued.

Vegetable Caterpillar {Cordiceps robertsii)

(H. Hill), 34, 396.
Vegetable Caterjiillar {Cordiceps robertsii).

Note on the {\\. L. Buller). 27, loo.
\'egetable Cateri)i]lav fioin Dusky Sound

(R. Henry). 34, o71.
Vegetable Caterpillar, Notes on the (C.

Fittou). 29, ()08.
" Vegetable Caterpillar "" of N.Z., Notes on

the so-called (A. Hamilton), 18, 209.
Vegetable Caterpillar. Origin of the {('•. V.

Hudson), 39, 19.1.
Vegetable Caterpillar (so called) and other

Fmiiii that attack Insects (W. M. Maskell),

27, 665.

Diptera —

Blepharoceridce, Occurrence in N.Z. of Dip-
terous Insects belonging to the Famih" (C.

Chilton), 38. 277.
Caddis Fly. Metamorphosis of the (G. V.

Hudson), 18, 213.
Calliphora cockaynei, a New Blow-fly from

Campbell Island (F. W. Hutton), 36, 155.
Ceralitis capitatu (Mediterranean Fruit -fly),

OccuiTence in N.Z. of (A. H. Cocka.\Tie), 40,

564.
Diptera brachi/cera of N.Z.. Synopsis of the

(F. W. Hutton). 33, 1.
Diptera Fauna of N.Z.. Additions to the

(F. W. Hutton), 34, 179.
Diptera of N.Z. (P. Marshall). 28, 21U. 250,

310.
Ephi/dra, Aquatic Larva of the Fly (W. B,

Benham). 37, 308.
Eristalis tena.c and Miisca vomitoria in N.Z.

(G. V. Hudson), 22, 187.
Flesh-fl\-, Notes upon a N.Z. (W. T. L.

Travers), 3, 116.
Fly and a Spider : Pompilidce, Salius moua-

chns, and Porrhothele atitipodiana (A. Quail),

35, 256.
Fruit-flies, Notes on, \\ith a Description of a

New Species (J)aciis .canthodes) (T. Broun),

37, 325.
Gall-producing Insects in N.Z. (W. M. Mas-

kell), 21, 253. _
Glow-worms of N.Z. (G. V. Hudson), 19, 62.
Glow-worm of N.Z.. Habits and Life-history

of the (G. V. Hudson). 23, 43.
Henops brnnneus (W. M. Maskell). 20, 10(i.
Insect found in some Hot Springs at Tauiw,

Notes on an (.). W. Poynton). 36, 170,

526.
Lininia castanea and L. ■■striata. Two New

Flies (F. W. Hutton). 36, 153.
Mnsca vomitoria and Eristcdis tenu.c in N.Z.

(G. V. Hudson), 22, 187.
Nemorcea nyctmerianus. a New Dipterous

Insect (G.'V. Hudson), 15, 218.
Phorocera. Revision of the N.Z. Members of

the Genus (F. W. Hutton). 36, 150.
Southern islands of N.Z., A Small Collection

of Diptera from the (F. W. Hutton), 34,
1(19.

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Diptera- — coutinucil.

Tifntlac (i)adtlv-l()iii;lc<is). New SiR'oies of

(G. V. Hudson), 27, 293.
Tlpulidir. or ( 'rane-tlies, of N.Z. (F. W.

Hut ton), 32, 22.

Coleopttra —

Anihribidcr of X.Z. (I). Sliar])), 9, .'575.
Auckland Coleoplcra ('W Broun), 8, 2(12.
Auckland Islands, Beetles of the (F. \\'.

Hut ton), 34, 175.
Black Vine-weevil (Otiorhynchtis .siilc/ilii.s). (Jc-
cnrrence in Nelson of the (K. I. Kinaslev),
22, :{.S8.
( anterhurv Cohnpft ,a ( ( ". ^\. Wakelield ), 5, 294.
Canihidcv of X.Z. (T. Broun), 25, 194.
Cerafo(/»athu-s irroratu.s. Larva and Pupa of

(T. Broun), 13, 230.
i'icindcla. New Si)eeies of: C. Jrultoiii (T.

Broun), 9, 374.
Cncciiicllti : New Six^cies found in N.Z. :

6'. noviB-zmlandicp. (W. Colenso), 20, 4(t.
Coh/diidce of N.Z. (D. Sharp), 9, 39U.
Cijla« furcipevnis. the Kumara-weevil (T.

Broini). 40, 262.
Di'rmcf'ic.'i lardnrivfi and Phordcnntha rccurva.
Occurrence in C'anterhurv of (('. :\I. 'lA'ake-
tield), 6, 153.
iJermc.stes vulpiiiu.-i. Habits of (A. T. rotter),

31, 104.
Entonioloo'v of N.Z., Notes on (.1. .]. ^Valker),

34, 572.
IJeodejihaoous Co/roptrrK of N.Z. (H. W.

Bates). 7, 297.
Heteromtra, N.Z. : New Genera and Species

(F. Bates), 8, 282.
Insects injin-ious to the Kauri Pine (T.

Broun), 9, 366.
Kumaras from the Friendly Islands, Notes on
the Destruction of, caused h\ an Imported
Weevil; wdth Descriptions " of the Lava,
Pupa, and Perfect Insect (T. Broun) 40
262.
Lasiorhynchus harhicornis. Larva and Pupa of

(T. Broun), 13, 228.
Longicorn Coleoptera of N.Z. (H. \V. Bates)

7,315.
New Genera and Species of Coleoptera from

Canterbury (C. M. Wakefield), 6, 155.
New Genera and Species of CoUoptera of N Z

(F. P. Pascoe), 9, 402.
New Species of Coleoptera (T. Broun), 9, 371 •

19, 604.
New Species of Orthoptera and Coleoptera (W.

Colenso), 14, 277.
Notes on Coleoptera (.1. H. Lewis), 34, 201.
Odontria epomeas (J. H. Lewis), 35, 272.
Fericoptu-s truncatus. Larva of ; with Observa-
tions as to Habitat (T. Broun), 12, 288.
Phoracantha recurva and Dermestes lardarius.
Occurrence in Canterburv of (C. M. Wake-
field), 6, 153.
Prionoplus reticularis. Habits of ; with Diag-
no.ses of Larva and Puiia (T. Broun),
12, 284.
Psdaphidm {Coleoptera) of N.Z., Remarks on
(T. Broun), 8, 271.

Coleoptera — continued.

Psrlapliida' ivom Neighbourhood of Clevedon,

Southern Wairoa (T. Broun), 22, 230.
Pseluphidxe from N.Z., Descriptions of New

Species of (D. Shar])), 8, 275.
Pselaphidoe, Two New Genera of : ])ahna and

Sagola (D. Shar))), 8, 273.
Water-beetle found in Sea-water ((*. Chilton)

38, 63.

Hemiptera —

Aleurodidoi. a Family of Heini]jtera-Homo-
ptera. Contributions towaicls a ;Monofyraph
of the {W. M. .Maskell), 28, 411.
Aleurodidce from N.Z. and I'iii (W. M. Mas-

keU), 22, 170.
American Blight on Apple-tiees i'V. Mackav),

4, 429.

A]3hidian Insect infesting Pine-trees ; witli

Observations on the Name " Chermes "' or

'' Kcrmes " (W. M. Maskell), 17, 13.

Blights, Notes on : Dactylopins ralceolarioi

&m\Leea.niuinhi.<<pidnm (.). Hudson), 23, 111.

Cicada, Notes on the Striduiatin- Groans of

the (L. Powell), 5, 286.
Cicada; of N.Z. (G. V. Hudson), 23, 49.
Cicadas of N.Z. (A. T. Potter), 29, 280.
CicadidcB of N.Z., Notes on the (W. F. Kirbv),

28, 454.
Ciradidce of N.Z., SvTionymical Notes on

(G. V. Hudson), 25,^162. "
Corcidm {W. M. Maskell), 11, 1S7 : 12, 291 •
14, 215; 16, 120; 17, 20: 19, 4.5; 22^
133 ; 23, 1 ; 24, I ; 25, 201 ; 26, (i5 ; 27,
36 ; 28, 380 ; 29, 293 : 30, 219.
Coccidee, •' Hone3Tlew " of, and the Fungus
accompanving these Insects (W. M. Mas-
keU), 19, 41. ■"
Coccidee reported from Australasia and the
Pacific Islands up to December. 1894,
^ Synoptical List of (W. M. Maskell), 27, 1.
Generation in Insects, Extraordinarv Dis-
covery regarding (W. M. BlaskeU), 20, 444.
Grasshoppers and Locusts of N.Z. and the
Kermadec Islands (F. W. Hutton), 30, 135.
Hemiptera of N.Z. which have Iieen described
previous to 1896, Svnojjsis of (F. W. Hut-
ton), 30, 167.
Hemiptera of the •■ Index Faun* Nova-

Zealandia? " (G. W. Kirkaldy), 38, 61.
Insect Pests, Chajiter in the "Historv of the

Warfare against (W. M. Maskell). 27, 282.
Microvelia macgregori, a Heteropterous Henai-

pteron of N.Z. (G. W. Kirkaldv), 40, 109.
Planchonia quericola (R. I. Kingsle^'), 28, 45tt.
Psyllidce in N.Z., Some Species of (W. M

Maskell), 22, 157.
PsyllidcB, New Species of : Trioza alexina

(G. E. MaiTiner), 35, 305.
^^'attle-blight {Icerya purchasi) in Tasmania,
and its Natural Enemies {.]. Hudson), 22
176.

Neuroptera — •

Ephemeridce, Notes on N.Z. (V. (). Lillie). 33,

149.
Ephemeridce of N.Z. : Two Species (C. 0.
LiUie), 31, 164.

78

INDEX.

Ne u roptera — coiit in ued.

Xeuropteni of X.Z.. Notes on (G. V. Hudsoia).

26, lU.J.
yeuroptera of X.Z. (F. W. Hutton). 31, 208.
Neuropterous Insects of N.Z. (R. McLaelilan),
6, App. xc.

Oithoptera —

Acn'diche, Notes on the N.Z. (F. W. Hutton),

31, 44.
Deinacrido or Forest-cricket, A New Species

of, from Nelson : D. broiighi (W. L. Buller),

28, 323.
Deinacridfi (Weta) in N.Z. (W. L. Buller)

3, 34.
Ouster acantha. New Species of, from Norfolk

Island: G. ocilMum (A. T. Urquhait). 21, I

152. I

Hemideina longipes, a Large and New Species !

of Orthopterous Insect (W. Colenso). 19, j

145.
Hemideina niten-s, a New and Large Ortho-
pterous Insect (W. Colenso), 21, 193.
Mantis. A Native Species of (T. H. Potts), ;

16, 114.
Mantis found in N.Z., Note on the (F. \V.

Hutton), 29, 242.
Mole-cricket ('Jn/llotaJpa vulgaris) in N.Z. '

(T. W. Kirk), 21, 233. I

New Species of the Orders Orthoptera and

Coleoptera (W. Colenso). 14, 277. i

Orthoptera, Some N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 32, !

19. i

Phasmidce of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 30, 160. |
Phasmidce., Revision of the N.Z. (F. W. i

Hutton), 31, 50. !

Stenopelmatidoi of N.Z. (F. W. Hutton). 29,

208. I

fitenopelmatidce of N.Z., Supplement to the j

(F. W. Hutton), 31, 40. i

Wetas, a Group of Orthopterous Insects
inhabiting N.Z. ; with Descriptions of Two

New Species (W. L. Buller), 27, 143. |

Orthoptera — continue-d.

Weta, New, from Chatham Islands : Pleio-

plectroii serratum (F. W. Hutton), 36, 154.
Weta {Lor list idw) : New Species from Bounty

Island — Ceuihophilus (?) isolatus (F. W.

Hutton), 27, 174.

Aptera —

CoUe)iihola. Australasian, Note on the Distri-
bution of some (A. Dendy). 33, 97.

General —

Entomological Fii-ld-work in N.Z. ((;. V.

Hudson), 33, 383.
Entomological Tour on the 1'ableland of

3Iount Artirur (G. V. Hudson), 22, 179.
Entomologv of ^Mount Holdsworth, Tararua,

Range (G. V. Hudson), 37, 334.
Entomologv of N.Z., Contributions to the

(F. W. Hutton), 9, 355 : 12, 272.
Generation in Insects, Extraordinary Dis-
covery regarding (W. il. Maskell), 20, 444.
Injuries to Vegetation by Insect.s, and the

Expediency of introducing Insectivorous

Birds as a Remedv (R. W. Feredav), 5,

280.
Insect Pests, Chapter in the History of the

Warfare against (W. M. Maskeil). 27, 282.
Insect Swarms on Mountain-tops in N.Z.

(G. V. Hudson), 38, 334.
Insects from the Chatham Islands, with a

Description of Three New Species (F. ^\'.

Hutton), 30, 155.
Insects of N,Z. believed to be New to Science

(W. Colenso), 17, 151.
Insects of N.Z., Notes on (H. Suter), 25, 153.
Insects recorded as having been found in N.Z.

previous to 1870 (F. W. Hutton), 6, 158.
Insects, Senses of (G. V. Hudson), 34, 18.
Insects, Short Notes on some (F. W. Hil-

gendorf), 35, 264.
Instinct in Insects. Instances of {(}. V. Hud-
son), 24, 354.

MYRIAPODA.

lulus. Description of a Large Species of : /. (Spirostreptus) fijiensis (W. Colenso), 26, 106.
Myriopoda of N.Z. in Otago Museum (F. W. Hutton), 10, 288.
Pill-millipede, New : Sphaerotherium novce-zealandice (T. \^'. Kirk), 18, 139.

ONYCHOPHORA.

Peripatus novce-zealandice. New Variety of (A. Dendy), 27, 190.

ARACHNIDA.

Arnaurobioides maritima (P. Go3'en), 20, 140.
Arachnids, Some newly discovered N.Z. (W.

Colenso), 15, 1()5.
Arachnids : tlie Small Pond in the Forest

(T. White), 32, 408.
Aranece of N.Z. (P. Goyen). 24, 253.
AranecB of N.Z., New Species of : Dolomedes

aquaticus, Ltjcosa uliginosa, and L. bellicosa

(P. Goyen), 20, 133.

Aranece of N.Z., New Species of, with Notes
on their Habits : Cydoctcnus fugax and
Habro)iestes marinus (P. Goyen), 22, 267.

Aranece. Two Specie-s new to Science, from
Jenolan Caves, N.S.W. : Linyphia u-eburdi M\d
Cydoctenus abi/ssinns (A. T. Vrqvdiart), 22,
236.

Araneidce, Catalogue of the Described Species
of N.Z. (A. T. Urquhart), 24, 220 ; 29, 284.

PAPERS : ZOOLOGY.

79

Aniniidea in X.Z.. I'rotective Resemblaiu-es in

the (A. T. I'rquhart), 15, 174.
Arnneiden, New SiK>cit'.-< of (A. 'I', rntuhait),

19, 72 ; 20, 1<M» ; 21, 134 ; 22, 239 : 23, 128 ;

24, 230; 25, !•>.") ; 26, 204.
Anni'iddi of N.Z., liitroduftiou to the Study

a-nd CoUec'tiou of (O. P. Canibml^uO, 6, 1S7.
Aii/iopi from Fiji. N('«- Species of : A. Iiuvo-

pirtii (A. T. rr.|uhait), 22, 234.
Aiyi/rondni ituin'nn. Marine Spicier found at

('ape ('anii)bell (('. H. Hob.son). 10, 299.
Jh-iis rohsoni, .Marine Spider from ('a])e Campbell

(L. Powell). 11, 2t)3.
Fl\' and a Spider: Pompilidw. S<dis tnoiKirhns,

and PorrhnthtJi rnitipodi'iini (A. (^uail), 35,

2.-)l).
Hcdnrtiius parrux and //. ininciprx. Two Marine

Mite.s (C. Chilton), 15, 190.
Hunting Spider, A (T. White), 32, 400.
Ixodes (inutin. Parasite on the Orev Duck (C.

Chilton). 36, 201.
Ixodes eudi/ptidi-f : Parasite of the Penguin

(W. M. Maskell), 17, 19.
Ixodes iti'is/i-ellii. a Parasite of the Albatros

(T. \y. Kirk). 19, O.").
Ixodes. Tick Parasites of the Kiwi (\V. M.

.Maskell). 29, 290.
Katipo (W. L. Buller). 3, 29.

KatijJO, a Poi.sonous Spider of N.Z. ( K. W.

Wright). 2, 81.
Katipo. The Bite of the (W. K. Fvife). 33,

436.
Katipo {Latrodectus). the Poisonous Spider of

N.Z. (L. PoweU), 3, 50.
Katipo (Lfitrodertus katipo). Breeding Habit.s of

the (C. H. Robson), 11, 391.
Mirjas sandageri. New Species ; with Notes on

its Habits (P. Goyen), 23, 123.
Mites attacking Beetles and Moths (W. W.

Smith), 34, 199.
Mites parasitic on Beetles and Woodlice (W. M.

JIaskell), 25, 199.
Pycnofjonida of N.Z. ((t. M. Thomson), 16, 242.
Spiders as Engineers (C. Phillips), 26, 000.
Spiders, New (P. Goven), 19, 201.
Spiders, Notes on (H. Schaw), 26, 107.
Spiders of N.Z. (L. Powell), 5, 280.
Spiders of N.Z. (A. T. Urquhai-t). 17, 31 ; 1»,

182. Erreda, 19, 118.
Trap-door Spider from N.Z., New Species of :

Nemesia gilliesii (O. P. Cambridge), 10, 281.
Trap-door Spider. Habits of the (R. Gillies), 8,

222.
Trap-door Spiders" Ne.sts from California and

from Western Australia in Chiistchurch

Museum (R. Gillies), 10, 301.-

CRUSTACEA.

Alphens halesli. New Species (T. W. Kirk), 19,

194.
Aiiiphipodd and Impoda of N.Z., Notes on some

(C. Chilton). 24, 2r)8.
Authosoma siiiithii. a Curious Parasite from the

Porbeagle Shark (T. W. Kirk), 20, 31.
Astacoides and Peiranephrops, Notes on the

Genera (E. J. :\Iiers), 9, 475.
Auckland Islands, New Crustacean from (G. il.

Thom.son), 11, 249.
Callkuiii-^sidm of N.Z. (C. Chilton), 39, 450.
Carcinolosiical Fauna of N.Z.. Additions to the

(T. W. Kirk), 11, 392.
Chatham Islands, CrustaceM from (C. Chilton),

38, 269.
Cirripedia of N.Z. in Otago Mu.seum (F. W.

Hutton), 11, 328.
Copepodn of N.Z. (G. M. Thomson), 15, 93.
Copepoda of N.Z., Parasitic ; with Descriptions

of New Species (G. M. Thomson), 22, 353 ;

23, 227.
Copepods and Cladoceres. Pelagic, of Hauraki

Gulf (A. Kramer), 27, 214.
Cravlishes of N.Z., Fre.sh-water (C. Chilton),

32, 13.
Cravfi.sh of N.Z., Fresh- water ; Distribution and

Varieties (C. Chilton), 21, 237.
Oavfish, Points of Difference between English

and N.Z. (C. Chilton), 15, 150.
Crustacea Anonmni of N.Z., A Revision of the

(G. M. Thomson), 31, 169.
Crustacea Malacostraca of N.Z., Critical List of

(G. M. Thomson and C. Chilton), 18, 141.
Crustacea dredged off the Coast of Auckland

(C. Chilton). 38, 265.

Crustacea of N.Z. (.1. Hector). 9, 472.

Crustacea of N.Z.. Additions to the (C. Chilton),

14, 171.
Crustacea of N.Z., Additions to our Knowledge

of (C. Chilton), 15, 69.
Crustacea of N.Z.. Notes on and Additions to

(G. M. Thomson), 11, 230 ; 13, 204 ; 14, 230 ;

16, 234 ; 21, 259.
Crustaceans, Some N.Z. (T. W. Kirk), 11, 401.
Daphnia similis, New Species (G. M. Thomson),

16, 240.
Entomostraca of N.Z. (G. M. Thomson), 11, 251.
Gelasimus thotnsoni, Mysis meinertzhageni, and

Halimus ruhiginosus, New Crustaceans (T. W.

Kirk), 13, 236.
Hcdimus ridnginosus, Gelasimus thomsoni, and

Mysis meinertzhageni, New Crustaceans (T. W.

Kirk), 13, 236.
Idoteidee, Revision of the N.Z. (C. Chilton),

22, 189.
Isopoda and Amphiijoda of N.Z., Notes on some

(C. C;hilton), 24, 258.
Isopodan Fauna of N.Z., Additions to the

(C. Chilton), 15, 145.
Isopod. Para.sitic {Nerocila), Changes in Form

of a (C. Chilton), 23, 68.
Isopods, New : Cymodocea cordiforaminalis and

Jcera novcB-zealandicp (C. Chilton), 15, 188.
Macquarie Island, Crustacea from ((■!. M. Thom-
son), 27, 210.
Metoponorthus pruinosus, Brandt, OccniTenco

in N.Z. of (C. Chilton), 38, 64.
Mysis meinertzhageni, Halimus ruhiginosus. and

Gelasimus thomsoni. New Crustaceans (T. W.

Kirk), 13, 236.

80

INDEX.

Orche^tidcB. Svnonvmv of the N.Z. ((4. M.

Thomson), 31, 197. "
Ostracoda and Foraminifera obtained off Great

Barrier Island, N.Z. (F. Chapman), 38, 77.
PdUnunis edwardsii and Sesarma pentngonn,

Two New Species from N.Z. (F. W. Hntton),

7,279.
Palinitrus lalandii and P. edwardsii, Remarks on

(T. G. Parker), 19, 150.
Piili}iarus tumidus. New Species (T. W. Kirk),

12, :U3.
Pulinuru.<i, Strncture of the Head in ; mth

lispecial Reference to Classification of Genus

(T. J. Parker), 16, 297.
Paninephrops and Astacoides, Notes on the

Genera (E. .). .Miers), 9, 475.
Pliilt/grid [Philougria] (hmnsoni. New Species

(C. Chilton), 18, 159.

Phreatoicns from Surface Waters of N.Z.. De-
scription of a Species of (C. Chilton), 38,

274.
Phronima noroE-'eaUmdiip, a New Crustacean

(L. Powell), 7, 294.
Spsarma pentaijona and Palinvrus edwardsii.

Two New Species from N.Z. (F. W. Hutton),

7, 279.
Ses-sile-eved CruMacea of N.Z.. Additions to the

(C. Chilton), 16, 249.
SquilUdcB, N.Z. (C. ChiltonK 23, 58.
Subterranean Cnixtacea (C. Chilton). 14, 174;

15, 87.
Whale-feed (Grimotliea grcgaria). Function of the

Last Pair of Thoracic Le^s in the (C. Chilton),

37, 320.
Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the

Coast of Otago (W. B. BenhaTu). 32, 1.

ANNULATA.

Acaiitho'irllus iiligi)wsii.^. Account of (W. B.
Benham), 33, 122.

Aphroditcp, Some N.Z. ; with Descriptions of
Supposed New Species (T. W. Kirk). 11, 397.

Double Worm, Note on a Curious (T. W. Kirk),
19, <i4.

Earthworms of N.Z. (W. W. Smith). 19, 123;
26, 155.

Earthworms of N.Z., Further Notes on ; with
Observations on the Known Aquatic Species
(W. W. Smith), 25, 111.

Earthworms of N.Z. in Otago Museum (F. W.
Hutton). 9, 350.

Glossiphoniu (Clepsine) novcB-zealandioe, n. .sp.,
a N.Z. Fresh- water Leech (A. Dendy), 33,
99.

Habits of Earthworms in N.Z. (A. T. Urquhart),
16, 26r5.

Hirudo antipodiim. a new Species of Leech dis-
covered in N.Z. (W. B. Benham), 36, 185.

Hirudo mauiana and Placobdella maorica. Two
New Species of Leeches in N.Z. (W. B. Ben-
ham), 39, 180.

Islands around N.Z., Earthworms from the
(W. B. Benham), 33, 129.

Kermadecs, Earthworms from the (W. B. Ben-
ham). 37, 298.

Lakes of N.Z., OligorhcBki of (W. B. Benham),
36, 192.

Little Barrier Island, Earthworms from (W. B.

Benham). 38, 248.
Megascolex laingii, an Earthworm from Norfolk

Island (W. B. Benham). 35, 273.
North Island of N.Z., Earthworms of the (W. B.

Benham), 37, 281 ; 38, 239.
Notiodrilus ancklandicus, an Earthworm from

Auckland Lslands (W. B. Benham), 35, 275.
Placobdella maorica and Hirudo mauiana. Two

New Species of Leeches in N.Z. (W. B.

Benham), 39, 180.
Plagiochceta. Earthworms belonging to (ienus

(W. B. Benham). 35, 277.
Polychcete, Preliminar\- Note on some Stages in

tiie Development of a (H. B. Kirk), 40, 2S6.
Pohmoid, A New : Folynoe cmnma (W. M.

Thomson), 34, 241.
Re-e.xamination of Hutton's Types of N.Z.

Earthworms (W. B. Benham), 31, 15<i.
Sipunculids of N.Z. (W. B. Benham). 36, 172 ;

37, 301.
Southern Islands of the N.Z. Region. Oligo-

choeta from the (W. B. Benham), 37, 285.
Work of Earthworms in N.Z. (A. T. Urqvihart),

19, 119.
Worms of N.Z., Catalogue of (F. W. Hutton),

11, 314 ; 12, 277.
Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the

Coast of Otago {W\ B. Benham), 32, 1.

ECHINODERMATA.

Chirodola dunedinensis, a New Holothurian
(T. J. Parker), 13, 418.

Echinodermata, Catalogue of the N.Z. : Cor-
rections and Additions (F. W. Hutton), 9,
362.

Echinodermata, Some N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 11,
305.

Echinoderms of X.Z. (H. Farquhar). 27, 194.

Echinoderms of N.Z. ; with Description of a
New Species : Ophiacti-s iiomentis (H. Far-
quhar), 39, 123.

Marine Aniuials found on New Brighton Beach.
Pvcmarkable Collection of (A. Dendy), 30, 320.

Ophiuridxp. A New Species of : Amphiura rosea
(H. Farquhar). 26, 109.

Ophiuroidea. A New Species of : O. constrict u.s
(H. Farquhar). 32, 405.

Ophiurid, A New : Amphiura aster (H. Far-
quhar). 33, 250.

Ophiuroid. A New : Ophioromn hollovsi (H.
Farquhar), 40. 108.

Starfishes from N.Z.. New (A. E. VeiTill), 12,
278.

Starfishes. Notes on X.Z. (H. Farquhar). 30, 187.

Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the
Coast of Otago (W. B. Benham). 32, 1.

I'APKHS : /OOLOGY.

81

-MOLIASCOIDA.

Bmchiopoda of N.Z., Fossil (J. Hector), 11, 537.

Brackiopoda of N.Z., Tertiary, Revision of the
(F. W. Hutton), 37, 474.

Paludirella, Occuneiuc in X.Z. of (A. Hainiitou),

35, 2(i2.

Pedicellina, Occuni'iice in X.Z. of {V. \V. iiiL'cn-

Bruozod, List of Recent and Fossil, collected in d, t u '' " ' , ir 7- . • / ,

v- v ( 4 XI u V on 1 no ' Flumatellu reppjis and Mdicerta rinqe.ns (A.

^.Z. (A.Hannlton).30, 192. Hamilton), 12, 301.

firj/ozoa of N.Z.. Marine. Revised List ot (1-. \V. /^o^^-o^, jn ^he •■ ('atalo.i,nie of the Marine

Hutton), 23, 1U2. MoUusca of X.Z."" : Corrections and Additions

Frederkdla aultann. Occurrence in X.Z. of i (F. W. Hutton), 9, 358.

(A. Dendy). 39, 221. I Rhynchonelln, Genns (A. McKay), 13, StXi.

ROTIFER A.

Flo.scularia coronetta, N.Z. Varietv of (A. Stock), Rotifeia of N.Z., A L'ontribution to the Study
25, 193. " of the (F. W. Hilgendorf ), 31, 107.

Melicfrta rimjens and Plumatdia repens- (A. Rotifera of N.Z. : Re^^sed and Expanded .List
Hamilton), 12, 301. (F. W. Hilgendorf), 35, 267.

PLATYHELMINTHES.

Ccicfiria, Occurrence of a Species of, in the

Cockle (C. Chilton), 37, 322.
^itonetnertes novcE-zealandios, a X.Z. Land Xe-

mertine (A. Dendy), 27, 191.
Geonemertes novoR-zealandiae, Discovery of Living

Specimens of (A. Dendy), 28, 214.
Geonemertes, Occurrence in the North Island

of (R. Browne). 39, .540.
Planarian, Land, X'otes on a (J. Hector). 25,

255.

Planarians from Auckland Harbour, Two New :
Thysanozoon aucklandic.a and Leptoplana (?)
brunnea (T. F. Cheeseman), 15, 213.

Planarians, Marine : Thysanozoon hutton i and
Eurylepta herberti (T. W. Kirk), 14, 2H7.

Planarians. X.Z. Land (A. Dendv), 27, 177 :
28, 210 ; 29, 258 ; 33, 222.

Ter/inocephala, a Parasite found on X.Z. Fresh-
water Crayfish (C. Chilton). 21, 252.

Worms of N.Z., Catalogue of (F. W. Hutton),
11, 314 ; 12, 277.

CCELENTERATA.

< oelenterate Fauna of X.Z.. Contributions to the

(F. W. Hutton), 12, 274.
Ctenophores of X.Z. (W. B. Benham), 39, 138.

Actinozoa —

Actinia, New Species of : A. thompsoni, 7,

280.
Flabelhini nigulosum, Tenisou - Woods (H.

Suter), 38, 334.
Sarcophyllum bollonsi, a New Species of

Pennatulid, (W. B. Benham), 39, 193.
Sea-anemones of X.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 11,

308.
Virgularia gracillima in Lvttelton Harbour

(A. Dendy), 29, 256.

Hydrozoa—

Gymnoblastic Hydroids, Two Xew : Coryne

ienella and Tiibiclam rvbra (H. Farquhar),

27, 208.
Hydroida, Critical Xotes on the N.Z. (M.

Coughtrey), 8, 298.

Hydroida, List of X.Z. (H. Farquhar), 28,

459.
Hydroidece of N.Z. (M. Coughtrey), 7, 281.
Hydroids of the Neighbourhood of Dunedin

(F. W. Hilgendorf),^30, 200.
Millepora undvlosa. New Species (J. E.

Tenison- Woods). 33, 345.
Sertularians, N.Z. (F. W. Hutton), 5, 256.

PORIFERA.

Sponges described ua Diefienbachs '" New Zealand " (A. Dendy), 30, 316.

Sponges of N.Z.. Contributions to a Knowledge of the (H. B. Kirk), 26, 175 ; 27, 287 ; 28,
205 ; 30, 313.

PROTOZOA.

Cothurnia patellce, an Infusorian i:>arisitic on Infusoria, Fresh-water, of Wellington District

Patdla an/entea (F. W. Hutton), 11, 330. (W. M. Maskell), 19, 49 ; 20, 3.

Foraminijera and Ostrucoda obtained off (heat Ramulina, Occurrence in N.Z. Waters of the

Barrier Island, N.Z. (F. Chapman), 38, 7:
Foraminifera from Hauraki Giilf (P.. Hacusler),

19, 196.
Oymnamyxa, Two Marine : Amaba agilis and

Myxoplasma rete (H. B. Kirk), 39, 520.

Foraminiferan Genus (W. B. Benham) 37,
300.
Vorticellce, Specimens of, collected in Neigh-
bourhood of Wellington (T. W. Kirkj. 18,
215.

82

IXDEX.

.MISf'KLLAXEOU.S ZOOLOGY.

Acclimatisation in X.Z. (A. Bathfrate). 30,

266.
Ancient Relations between X.Z. and South

America (H. von Jhering), 24, 431.
" Ancient Relations between X.Z. and South

America": Remarks on Dr. von .Iherings

Paper (K. :\Iueller), 25, 428.
Animal IVIind and the Human .Mind. A Com-
parison between (C. W. Purnell). 29, 71.
Ajiimal Mind as a Factor in ()r<fanio E\olution

(C. W. PurneU), 32, 243.
Animal Pi-odigies, Xative and Foreign. Ancient

and Modern, Memorabilia of certain (W.

Colenso), 28, 87.
Aucldand and Campbell Islands. Zoological

Collection from (F. \V. Button). 11, 337.
Beasts of Prey to destroy the Rabbit. Objec-
tions to the Introduction of (H. B. Martin),

17, 179.
Beginnings of Life, RemarLs on Dr. Bastian's

Work on (T. Heale), 6, 400.
Biological Collections. X^.Z.. Importance of

((t.'V. Hud.son). 26, 199.
Bipolarity of Littoral Marine Faunas (H. Far-

quhar)i 39, 131.
Bipolar Theory. The (H. Farquhar), 40, 2.59.
Bush Xotes : oi. Short Objective Jottings (W.

Colenso). 23, 477.
Cartilaginous Skeletons and other Soft Animal

Structuies. Method of preservinu (T. J.

Parker), 14, 2.58.
Chicken Islands, X.Z., Zoolouical Researches on

the (A. Reischek). 14, 274^
Diseases of Domesticated Animals ((i. H.

Barker), 30, -550.
Fauna of X.Z., Geographical Relations of (F. AV.

Hutton), 5, 227.
Fauna of Otago. Some Changes in the (R.

Gillies), 10, 300.
Field Xaturalists. Work for (P. Thomson). 4,

138.

Formaline in Museology (G. Thilenius). 31, 101.
Formol for Preservation of Xatural-historv

Specimens (S. H. Drew), 29, 2SS.
Hereditarv Knowledge (R. Henrv). 32, .51.
Hybridism (T. AA'hite). 33, 199.
" Index Collection '" for small Zoological Mu-
seums, in the Form of a (Genealogical Tree of

the Animal Kingdom (T. J. Parker), 18, 73.
Instincts, Inherited, and Anecdotes of Domestic

Animals (T. White), 32, 272.
Instincts of Animals. True (C. W. Purnell).

28, 27.
Life (W. 1. Spencer), 13, 109.
Mactjuarie Island, Xotes on a Visit to (A. Hamil-
ton), 27, .5.59.
Mans Place in Creation (C. W. Richmond), 2,

267.
Marine Animals found on Xew Brighton Beach,

Remarkable Collection of (A. Dendy), 30, 320.
Natural-history Collections in Otago Museum

(J. S. Webb). 3, 203.
Xatural-history X'otes (S. H. Drew), 29, 284.
Organic Productions of X'.Z., Distribution of the

(W. T. L. Travers). 16, 461.
Parasites. Animal and Vegetable, associated

with the Production of XVoplasms in Cattle

and Sheep (A. Park), 28, 451.
Red Cats and Disease (R. Henry). 31, 680.
Right-sidedness (.1. Pvutland), 40, 339.
Rock-pool and its Contents (P. Thomson), 4,

219.
Scinde Island, from a Xaturalists Point of View

(F. Hutchinson, jun.). 33, 213.
Spontaneous (Jeneration, De.scription of a Few

Experiments bearing on the Question of (J.

Hudson), 17, 182.
Sternum, Origin of the (T. J. Paiker). 23, 119.
Vital Force. A Common (C. Phillips), 26, 604 ;

30, 122.
Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the

Coa.st of Otago (W. B. Benham), 32, 1.

MISCELLANEOUS.

ADDRESSES.

Auckland Institute —
Barstow, R. C., 10, 545.
Brown, F. D.. 19, 595 : 24, 702 ; 25, 546.
Firth, J. C.. 8, 420.
Gillies, T. B., 2, 405 ; 6, 394 ; 9, 638.
Heale, T., 4, 383 ; 5, 442 ; 7, 513.
Peacock, T., 14, 546.
Pond, J. A., 18, 416.
Purchas, A. G., 3, App. 39 ; 12, 441.
Robert on. E., 30, 562.
Smith, H. G. Seth. 17, 451.
Stewart, J., 23, til5 ; 34, 1.
Thomas, A. P. W., 28, 747.

Canterbury Philosophical Institute —
Dobson," E., 13, 445.
Gresson, H. B.. 5, 459.
Haast, J. von, 2, 421 : 6, 419 : 10, 37.
Meeson, J. T., 23, (i24.
Tancred. H. J.. 6, 4(i7.

Hawke"s Ba\ Philosophical Institute —
Colenso, W.. 29, 129.
Hill, H.. 24, 717.
Spencer, W. I., 19, 619.

Xelson Philosophical Society —
Suter, A. B., 16, 573 ; 20, 476.

Xew Zealand Institute—

Bowen. His Excellenc\- Sir G. F.. 1, 3 [2nd

ed.. 9]; 2, 3; 3, App. 1 ; 4, 1 : 5, 1.
Jervois, His Excellenc\- Sir W. F. D., 16, xix :,

17, xix.

Otago Institute —

Benham, W. B., 37, (il.J.

Blair, W. X.. 11, 561.

Chapman, F. R., 20, 468 ; 31, 746.

Chapman, H. S., 5, 470.

Eccles. A., 2, 428.

GiUies, R.. 9, 6.56.

PAPERS : MISC'ELIjAiNEOUS.

83-

0ta2c> J list it lit o — continued.
Hamilton, A., 28, 103.
Xcvill. S. 'I'.. 10, 5(i2.
Parker, T. .1.. 19, ()i:5.
Scott, J. H.. 18, 429.
Thom.son, J. T.. 6, 440 ; 7, .■).-.0.
Ward. C. 1). K.. 2, 42.->.
Webb, . I. S.. 4, 409: 8, 4:U : 9, t)47.

Southland Institute —

Thomson. J. T., 13, 4.58 : 14, 508.

Welliniiton Philosophical Society —
Brandon. A. de B., 22, .Ha.
Bullcr. W. L., 8, 403 : 17, 443.
(■hai)nui.n. .M.. 13, 4.33.

Wellington Philo.sojjhical Societv — rant in ued.
Crawford, J. C, 2, 39().
Hector, J., 5, 407 : 6, 3(>7 : 14, .'.31. .-)41 ; 19^

401.
Hulke. C. 23, .")97.
Hutchinson. F. 1!.. 20, 439.
.loiinson. C. Pv.. 16, ."i47.
Kirk. T., 11, .539.
Knifiht, C, 7, 047.
Mantell, W. B. i).. 3, App. 17.
Maskell, W. M., 21, 483.
Newman. A. K.. 12, 433.
Schaw. H., 26, 03.5.

Travers, W. T. L.. 4, 3.5(i ; 10, .539 : 29, 111.
Tretiear, E., 24, 087 ; 31, 005.

EfOXOMlCS.

Chinese Settlement in X.Z. and Aiistr.alia (C.

Philli])s), 22, 527.
Democraev (J. Bates), 28, 97.
Flood of Gold (H. W. Seaar). 35, 122.
(;avelkind. The Law of (C. Phillips). 16, 518.
Lan<l Sy.stem of the Iliad (H. Belcher), 22, 21.
Mathematical Treatment of the Problem of

Production. Rent. Interest, and Wages (D.

Hector), 34, 514.
Mills Fourth Fundamental Theorem respecting

Capital (J. Can-uthers), 10, 24. [Replied to

by .J. Young. 10, 537.]
National Pensions — a Proposed Scheme (H. Hill).

31, 083.
Pajier Currency : Reply to Paper by J. Car-

ruthers on "' Mill's Fourth Fundamental

Theorem respecting Cajjital " (.J. Youno). 10,

530. [See also 10, 24.]

Political Economy, Some of the Term.s used in

(.1. Carruthers), 11, 3.
Railwa\'. The. and its Place in Social Economy

(A. (i. Purchas), 28, 59.
Railways, Political Economy of (H. S. Chap-
man), 3, 337.
"The Curse of Charitv "" (E. A. Mackechnie),

17, 453.
Trade and Public Debt of N.Z. (H. W. Segar),

35, 117.
Trade. English. Statistics respectins the Trend

of (H. W. Segar). 36, 493.
Trade, Foreign, The Struggle for (H. W. Segar),

40, 520.
Trade, The Balance of (H. W. Segar), 37,

173.
Villacje Creens (F. E. Wright), 6, 415.

EDUCATION.

Agricultural Department in N.Z.. Establi.shment

of an Expert (W. M. Maskell). 24, (i25.
Claims of Science in National Education (.Josiah

Martin). 7, 1()8.
Early Instruction (J. Adams), 7, 175.
Education Scheme for N.Z., General Principles

of an (W. S. Hamilton). 2, 196.
Evolutionary Ethics (J. Bates), 25, 540, 548.
3Iedical Aspects of Education (W. G. Kemp), 12,

Ap]i. xxi.
Natural History. The Stu<h- of (G. M. Thomson),

31, 740.
Scientific Instruction in N.Z. (A. W. Bickerton),

9, 666.
School-teaching : Why should it provide only for

the Counter or the Desk ? (J. Adams), 26, 452.

Technical Education (T. Mackav). 3, Pi'oc.

107.
Technical Education for Artisans, A Svstem of

(C. W. PumeU). 17, 398.
Technical and Scientific Trainins (H. Hill). 35,

153.
Training of Teachers for Primar\- Schools (J.

Bates), 28, 111.
University Education (C. Eraser), 7, 164.
University Education as adapted to N.Z. (C.

Fraser)", 2, 192.
University and General Education. Scheme for

(A. W. "Bickerton). 7, 154.
University and Science Work in N.Z.. Extension

of (H. Hill), 33, 395.
What is Science ? (R. Kidd), 7, App. Iviii.

ENGINEERING, MECHANICS, AND SCIENTIFIC APPLIANCES.

Aerial Transit, Introduction of the Principle of
the Gyroscope in (H. Skey), 10, 176.

Aerial Transit. Introduction of the Tension
Wheel in (H. Skey), 10, 173.

Aerial Transit. Lifting-power of Inclined Planes
in (H. Skey), 10, 170.

Almucantar, Two New and Imi)roved Forms of

the (C. W. Adams), 40, 560.
Applied Science in Canterbury Province (E.

Dob.son), 1, 181 L2nd ed., 129].
Applied Science in Canterbury, Progress of {E.

Dobson), 13, 445.

84

INDEX.

Beach -protection (W. D. Campbell), 11, Uti.
Blastiiiu at Ahuriri Bluff, Napier, in connection

with Construction of the Breakwater (J.

Goodall), 19, .J49.
Blowintr up Snass in the Waikato River with

D^^lamite (R. R. Hunt), 10, 161.
Brake Fins : a Propo.sed Ajjpliance for the

Better Handling of Ocean-steamers (P.

Walsh). 24, 1141.
Brunner (iorue Brid-ie, Construction of (C. H. H.

Cook), 9, 310.
Brunner Mine Disaster (.1. Hector), 29, 002.
Buildintr-materials for X.Z. (.1. C. Crawford). 1,

2.5 f2nd ed., 429].
Biiildinff-materials of Otaiio (W. N. Blair), 8,

123 ; 9, 108. 134.
Buildino-timbers of Auckland ( K. Bartle\ ). 18,

37.
Burette, New Form of (')'. A. Mollet). 14, 392.
-Calculating Cubic Content of Excavation,

Graphic Method of. as for Water-races on

L'neven Ground (G. Hogben), 31, fi02.
Compound Engines (W. Lodder), 5, 144.
Defence of N.Z. (His Excellency Sir W. F. D.

Jervois), 17, xxi.
Deflection of Shingle-bearing Currents and Pro-
tection of River-banks (H. P. Macklin). 11,

144.
Drainage, Thoi-ouLdi (-J. C. Crawford). 2,

211.
Drainage- works at Remuera Swamp (J. Baber).

2, 219.
Earthquakes and Arcliiteeture tT. Turnbull,

Architect , Wei 1 i ngt on ) . 2 1 , 498.
Electric Lam];. Modification of. for projecting

Spectra of Metals on the Screen (A. W.

Bickerton), 7, 403.
" Field ■" Boiler. Use of Salt Water in (J.

Stewart), 3, 318.
Fire-grate for economizing the Combustion of

(Joals and Lignites and increasing the Radia-
tion of Heat (H. Ske.v). 9, (>72.
Fires in Coal-ships : their Causes and Prevention

(J. C. Firth). 29, 100.
Fires on Shi])board and Elsewhere, Causes of

(J. C. Firth), 25, 385.
Floods in Lake Districts and Flooded Rivers in

general ; with Methods for their Prevention

and Control (H. P. Higginson). 10, 180.
Furnace, Smokeless and Self-feeding, for Lignites

and other Fuels, and the Utilisation of the

Waste Heat (H. Skey). 6, 2.5.
Fusible Cutouts. Researches into the Action of

(E. G. Bro\ni). 33, 356.
Hvdraulic ]Mortar in Auckland, Experiments in

'(J. Stewart), 1, 157 [2nd ed., 101].
Insulation of Cold-stores (F. D. Brown). 30,

44.
Insulation, Relative Commercial Values of

Pumice and Charcoal for Purposes of (W. T.

Firth). 30, 463.
Kahikatea as a Building-timber (L. J. Bagnall),

19, 577.
Life-boats. Improvements of Shij)s" (R. Mc-

Naughton), 8, 168.
Lighthouse in Ponui Passage, Foundation of (.1.

Stewart), 4, 135.

Matai Timber. Durability of (J. Buchanan). 9,
182. " •

Mode of Communication between a Station on a
Line of Railway and a Train in Motion on
the Same Line (G. Rayner), 4, 394.

Patent Slip at Wellington, Description of iJ. R.
George). 6, 14.

Patent' Slips. Merits of (J. R. George). 1, 50
[2nd ed.. 453].

PhotogTa]>hic Lenses. Means for increasing the
Scale of, and the Use of Tele.scopic Powers in
connection with an Ordinary Camera (A.
-McKay), 23, 461.

Photograjihv in Colour (W. P. Evans), 37,
616.

Photogra])hv, Practice of Out-door (W. T. L.
Travers),'4, 160.

Reclamation of Land devastated Ijy Encroach-
ment of Sand (C. D. Whitcombe), 5, 108.

Reclamation of Sand Wastes on the Coast (-J.
Stewart), 6, 42.

Reclamation of Waste River-beds (A. D. Doti-
son). 14, 100.

Refrigeration. Notes on (A. W. Bickerton). 14,
394.

Resistance of Steel to Mechanical Shock, and the
Determination of Material suitable for Ma-
chinery (R. J. Scott). 38, 515.

Rivers, Contiivance for Economizing CuiTent of
(J. T. Thomson), 4, 141.

River- steamers on the Waikato, ('omparative
Performances of (J. Stewart), 2, 220.

Sandhills, Fixing of (W. Keene), 6, 376.

Semicircular Protractor, Use of the, with De-
scription of Improved Form of that Instni-
ment (J. Stewart), 3, 316.

Skew Arches (W. Arthur), 9, 265.

Smelting of Taranaki Ironsand (R. Pharazyni.

1, 34 [2n^ ed., 437].

Stability of Ships : its Principles made clear by

Models and Diagrams (E. Withy). 24, 653.
Steam-boilers. Most Economic Mode of felting

(J. C. Firth). 6, 32.
Surface Fall of Water as a Guide for Under

Drainage (J. Baber), 2, 213.
Taieri Floods (G. M. Barr). 5, 111.
Taieri River Floods and their Prevention iW.

Arthur), 14, 94.
'• Taranaki," s.s., Raising of the (J. T. Stewart),

2, 203.

Telegraph Cables (C. J. Cooke), 32, 324.
Telegrajih, Submarine, between Australia and

N.Z., Best Line f or ■ a (A. G. Purchas), 8,

KiC.
I Telegraphy. Duplex (C. Lemon), 7, 396.
I Telescojie, Astronomical, on a New Construc-
I tion (H. Skey), 5, 119.
Telescope, Reflecting, made in Wellington by

W. F. Parsons (J. Hector), 5, 125.
Telescopes, Direct-vision Solar Eye-piece for

Large (H. Skey), 8, 172.
Teredo, Chaning Timber as a Protection from

(.1. Buchanan). 9, 183.
Thermometer for Lecture Purposes. A New

(A. W. Bickerton), 7, 152.
Tide-gauges. Importance of. and Description of a

Simple Tide-gauge (J. Hector), 20, 443.

PAPEKt'

MISCELLANKOUS.

85

Tirubev, A Means for selecting the Most Durable : Water-power. An Adaptation of (.). f. C'ravv-

(.1. Buchanan). 10, 190. ford). 3, Ur>.

Timber. Durability of N.Z., with Suggestions ' Water-supply ior Auckland from Mount Eden

for its Preservation (J. Buchanan). 6, 390. ' (J. Goodall). 6, 3.5.
Torpedoes. Firing of. bv Electricitv (J. A. Pond), , Water-supply for Auckland from Mount Eden

10, 164. (J- Stewart), 6, 40.

Tramwa\-. Self-aetinc Clamp .Mountaii\ Wire Water-supply for Invercargill (.1. \\. ( uthbert-

(E. W". Wright), 3, 321. son), 14, 121.

EXPLORATION AND GENERAL GEOGRAPHY.

Antarctic Exploration (C. W. Pumell), 11, 31.
Antarctic Exploration. Economic (C. Traill), 19,

471 ».
Antarctic Research (H. Schaw). 28, (32.
Arctic Exploration, Problems of, bearing upon

Recent Attempts to reach the North Pole

(H. Hill), 32, 384.
Barbados, our Earliest Tropical Colony (J. W.

Fortescue), 20, 447.
< 'anada. Western : Early Explorations and

Colonisation (J. Hector). 33, 002.
Captain Cook. Following the Tracks of (R.

Duncan), 35, 32.
Captain Cook, Foot-tracks of (H. D. M. Haszard),

35, 24.
Captain Cook, On the Tracks of (E. E. Monis),

33, 499.
Captain Cook"s Visit to Poverty Ba\- and

Tolaga Bay (W. L. Williams). 21,' 389. "
( at's Eye Bay (D. Sutherland). 17, 435.
Chalky Sound. Explorations North of (A.

Reischek), 20, 441.
Changes effected in the Natural Features of a

New Country b\- the Introduction of Civil-

i.sed Races (Vv. t. L. Travers), 2, 299 ; 3, 326.
Chatham Islands (H. H. Travers). 1, 173 [2nd

ed., 119].
Chatham Islands. Notes extracted from Letters

from H. H. Tiavers (W. T. L. Travers), 4, 63.
Dumont DUrville's Exploration of Tasman BaA-

in 1827 (S. P. Smith), 40, 416.
Dusky Sound (R. Henry), 28, 50.
Dusky Sound, Old Huts at (R. Henry), 31, 677.
< Geographical and other Features of Little-knowTi

Portions of Wellintrton Province (H. C.

Field), 4, 128.
( Treat Banner Island, Notes on (S. Weetman),

22, 79.
Hawaii-nei and the Hawaiians (F. B. Hutchin-

.son). 15, 467.
Icebergs at the Chatham Islands (A. Shand),

25, 516.
Islands to the South of N.Z. (A. Reischek). 21,

378.
Lake District of Auckland Province (W. T. L.

Travers), 9, 3.
Macquarie Island (J. H. Scott). 15, 484.

]\Iac((uarie Island. Notes on a Visit to (A.
Hamilton). 27, 559.

:Marsland Hill. Notes on (W. H. Skimier). 37,
211.

Mayor Island. Description of (E. C. Gold-Smith).
17, 417.

MiLford Sound. Discoveries in the Neighbour-
hood of (D. Sutherland). 16, 454.

Milfoixl Sound. Discover\- of a New River and
Valley in Vicinity of (D. Sutherland), 28, 724.

Napier-(;reenmeadows Road (F. Hutchinson,
jun.). 34, 409.

New Guinea. Lecture on (Captain Moresby), 6,
App. Ixxxi.

Oceanic Areas. Rise and Progress of our Know-
ledge of (A. Hamilton). 28,^ 163.

Okarito District. Westland (A. Hamilton), 11,
386.

Outhini;- Islands South of N.Z. (F. R. Cha])-
man).' 23, 491.

Polynesia (J. Adams), 9, 44.

Rapa Island. Southern Archipelago (J. V.
Hall), 1, 128 [2nd ed.. 75].

Rotorua Railway and District (J. Stewart), 24,
591.

Snow Scenes on the Southern Alps (T. White),
21, 398.

Southland District before Settlement (J. T.
Thom.son). 13, 459.

Tauakira, Ascent of (H. C. Field), 5, 405.

Te Anau District, Ex]ilorations ii\ (A. C. Gif-
ford). 32, 425.

Te Aoroa. Northern Wairoa (J. Harding), 21,
336.

Three Kings Islands. Notes on (T. F. Cheese-
man), 23, 408.

Tongarewa. or Penrhvn Island, and its People
(S. P. Smith). 22, 85.

Waikaremoaua : Notes and Reminiscences of
Early Crossings, of its Neighbouring Country-,
and of its Peculiar Botany (W. Colenso), 27,
359.

Watershed Districts : County or other Divisions
of the Country to be determined by Area of
Watershed (J.' R. George). 13, 119.

White Island. Notes on a Visit to (W. Sewell),
6. 38().

GEOMETRY, MATHE]\L\TICS, SURVEYING.

Calculations of Altitude.'? from Barometrical

Observation in Mountainous Countries, Tables

for (E. Dobson). 2, 223.
Calculation of Distances by Means of Reciprocal

Vertical Angles (C. W. Adams), 11, 132.
Decimal and Metrical Fallacies (R. C. Harding).

36, 85.
Drawing for Sequence in Competitions (H. W.

Segar), 36, 501.

Fourth Dimension. Some Observations on the

(H. W. Williams), 34, 507.
Geometry, Modern Methods of (D. Brent), 3,

Proc. 59.
Geometry, Non- Euclidian, vindicated : a Replv

to Mr."Skey [F. W. Frankland). 18, 58.
Geometry, Transcendental: Remarks .suggested

by Mr. Frankland's Paper, " Non-Euclidian

Geometry vindicated " (G. Hogben), 19, 510.

86 INDEX.

Interpolation. Use nf ilif Standard Fniu-tions in ' Sinkint;- Fumls ', F. W. Hutton), 2, 2'M') ; Enntft.

(E. (4. Brown). 35, 420. 3, 325.

Isogonal Transformations ( E. O. Hoag). 39, 30,j ; Sinkinii Fnnds : Notes on a Paper l)\ ('aptain

40, 333. ' Hntton (J. S. Webb), 3, 32.-).

Mathematics, Elements of (.}. Adams), 9, 304. , Spherical Harmonie Relations (('. ('. Fair). 35,

Mount Cook, Hei.uht of (('. W. Adams), 14,; 414.

106. ! Straight Line. Mechanical Dcscrii)tion of a. by

Natural Sines. Construction of a Table of, b\- \ Means of Linlv-work (W. S. Aldis). 21,

Means of a New Relation l)et\veen the Leading 441.

Differences (C. E. Adams). 35, 4()S ; 37, Surve\. Colonial Standard (.J. T. 'I'honison). 9,

202. 0(i. '

Odd Numbers, A Curious l'roi)erty of ( T. H. Survt'v : Notes on the System [jrojiosed by

Harding). 25, ."544. .Mr. 'I'liomson for N.Z., from a Legal Point of

Phenomena of Variation and their Symbolic View (W. T. L. Travers), 9, 280.

Expression (E. C. Brown), 34, .510. Survey : Practical and Precise {G. I'\ liichruci-

Seasonal Time (C. V. Hudson). 28, 734; 31, i son), 33, 402.

.577. ; Surve\-s. N.Z. (J. A. Council). 8, .\pp- x.w ii.

Sim))lcst Continuous Ma.nifoklness of Two Di- Triangulation by Least Squares. Adjustment of

mensions and of Finite Extent (F. \V. Fiank- (C. E. Adams'), 35, 201 ; 37, 10.5.

land), 9, 272. Triangulation. Vertical (C. W. Adams). 14.

Sim))lest Continuous Manifoldncss of '\\\o Di- 10.5.

mensions and of Finite Extent : Notes upon Weights and Measures. A System of (.J. Car-
Mr. FrankJand's Paper (W. Skey), 13, 100. ruthers), 10, 1.5.5.

HISTORY. ;

Bronze Buddhas from Pekin. Notes on (W. Earliest Settlers (R. C. Barstow). 15, 421.

Welch). 37, 20S. Early Visits of the French to N.Z. ('!". ^\.

Canterbury Museum, Eaily History of (.). \on Hocken). 40, 137. ',

Haast), 14, .5(»3. Goat, The Travelled [with Captain Cook) iT. ;

Cavern near ■• Cook's Well,"" Tolaga Bay. and a Whit(^), 35, 200.

Tree found there. Remarks on a (W. Colenso). Life and Times of Te Raupaiaha (W. T. L.

12, 147. i Travers), 5, 19.

Captain Cook. F''ollowin<i the Tracks of (R, : Ma.ssacre at the Entrance of Dunedin Harlioui' i

Duncan). 35, 32. j in 1817 (A. Hamilton), 28, 141. j

Captain Cook. Foot-tracks of (H. D. .M. Has- \ Parkinson. S\<lnev : Memoir of the First Artist ]

zard), 35, 24. who visited N.Z. (W. Colenso), 10, 108.

■Captain Cook, On the Tracks of (.E. E. Morris), Port Nicholson and the Natives in 1830 (C. i

33, 400. ; Hcaphy). 12, 32. '

<Japtain Cook: the Day on which he took Printing in N.Z., Early Days of {H. Hill). 33, |

Formal Possession of N.Z. (\\. Colenso). 10, 407. I

99. Relics of the Fir.st N.Z. Press (R. C. Hardinii). \

Cook's Last Vovaire. Relics of (T. White). 21, 32, 400. 1

397. ' Rutherford, .lohn. Story of (W. L. Williams). I

Cook's Visit to Po\crt\' i^a\- and Tolaga Ba\- 23, 4.53. I

(W. L. Williams). 21,' 380.' ' ' Tasman and his .lournal (T. .M. Hocken). 28, :

Derelict Ship in Facile Harbour. Dus]<y Bay 117.

(T. M. Hocken). 20, 422. Traces of Civibsation : an hupiiiy into the

Discovery of N.Z. (A. Eccles). 3, Proc. 05. History of the Pa.cific (.1. Rutland). 29, 1. I

Earliest Literature and Maps relatiui:- to X.Z. Wreck found at Haast River. Uescrijition of |

(T. y\. Hocken). 27, tilil. {'\\ 'i'urnluill). 7, 14(). [See a/.so 8, 440.] i

LITERATIRE AND .MCSIC.

Antigone, Notes on (F. W. Haslam). 19, Metre (. I. C. Andersen). 40, 400.

504. Mvths of Observation (E. Tregear), 27, .570.

^'sa'^'r^'' ^'''''''" "* ^''^'" ^'"^' '^' -'^'"■'■''''''''"''''' NationalMelodies(Miss:\lorri'son). 25, 514.

1^ 1-' i T \t .t 1 M 1 4- ^ \r ■/ Samaritan Pentateuch. Notes on a Fra^inicnt of

Earbest Litei'ature and Maps relatmi.' to A.Z. ,,,, ,,r ,, ,. ,i , ao -->

(T. M. Hocken), 27, 010. (^- ^^ • i't-nnetather). 16, .,..4.
'Miiotto's Circle^' and Writin- (H. N. McLeod), Socialism, A Poets ( K. A. Ma.ek.chnic). 32,

33, 491. 377.

Literature in N.Z., Some Account of the Be- Tennyson and Browning : a Rctrospcd ol \ ic-

ginnings of (T. M. Hocken)— torian Poetry (C. A. M. Pond). 26, .548.

The Maori Section, 33, 472. Unwritten Literature (R. C. Harding). 25,

The English Section — Newspapers, 34, 99. 439.

PAPEHS ; MlSCEliLANKOUS.

87

.MKDICIN'K AND SA-MTA TION.

J-Jiictcria ivnd thrir I'rlation tn Discasi- (I. t\r

ZotK'he). 22, ;U.
Blood, (irowtli and l!c|)rodin-tiim of ihc l!cd

CorpuscU's of llic (H. H. Hakcwcll), 7, A|.|..

xxxi.
( 'onuciiital Sti<;nia.ta (E. Tre,uea.r). 31, (i23.
('onsuni])tion in Otago. vSonie Connnon Causos of

(H. H. Bakewell), 7, r)43.
( 'ousiiinption. State Prevention of ( Iv Hoherlon),

30, liH.
Education. Mc.lical As|iects of (W. ('•. Kemii).

12, A|)|.. xxi.
Family .Marks; (.1. Pvutland). 40, .")(«.
Hydatid Disease and Tcenin fclii iincnccxs (L. S.

Baniett). 35, oUS.
Infant Mortality. Jntluenee of 'i'cinperature on

(Dr. J)eck). 5^ Apjx xxx\-.
Jntianiinatory Action in Detaelied Portions of

Dead Animal Bodies, Production of (H. H.

Bake well). 14, 113.
Is N.Z. a Healthy ("ovuitry V (X. K. Newman). 15,

408.
Katipo. The Bite of the (W. K. K\ffe). 33, 4:}().
Katipo, the Poisonous Sj)ider of N.Z. (L. Powell),

3, .Ki.
Lunatics, The Treatment of. historically con-
sidered (F. G. Ewino-ton), 27, 075.
[Malaria and IMo.squitos (E. Robert on). 35, 22.1.
Maori Medical Lore (W. H. (Joldie). 37, 1.
[Medicinal Properties of some N.Z. Plants (.1.

Babei), 19, 319.
Milk as a Veliicle of Disease (E. Pvoberton), 23,

570.
New Zealand from a Physician's Point of View

(A. K. Newman). 12, 433.
Pathogenic Miciol^es and the [Means of ])revent-

ing Diseases originating in their Introduction

into the Rystem'(W. T. L. Travers). 22, 55.

Phy.sit)logital Changes in English Race when
transplanted to N.Z. (.\. K. Newman), 9, 37.

Rats and Plague (H. C. Eield). 33, 443.

Rising (Jeneration, Notes on the (1). ( '. Wilson),
11,549.

Sanatorium in Rotorua District, Establisluuent
of a (J. Stewart), 17, 427.

Sanitation —

( 'leansing of Towns (.1. T. Thomson). 11, 38.

Draining of Towns (W. D. Campbell), 9, 29.

Draining of Towns: Results of having Out-
fall Drains within S\-dney Harljour (W. R. E.
Brown). 9, 2(i(».

Sanitar\- Recpiiivments of Colonial Towns (E.
Dobson), 13, S4.

Sanitation and Ventilation as required in a
Modern Hou.se (E. Withy), 25, 459.

Sanitation, Natme's Efforts at (R. H. Mak-
gill), 35, 139.

Sewage, Dispo.sal of. \)\- Api)licatioii to the
Soil (W. A. Chaiiple),'26, 517.

Sewage Irrigation and its Results, with a
Sketch of the Main Drainage S\-stems of
London and Paris (T. S. TancTed)! 2, 214.

Sewerage. Sanitary (H. P. Higginson), 21, 3H9.

Sight, lOtt'ects of School Life on (B. Schwarz-

'bach), 15, 472.
Statistics of Lisanity, Cancer, and Phthisis in

N.Z. (H. W. Segar). 34, 115.
Therapeutic Agent. A Mysteiious (E. A. [Mac-

kechnie), 22,119.
Tuberculosis in [Man and Animals (W. A.

Chapi)L'), 26, 520.
Tuberculosis. The Fight against, in Australia

ami N.Z. (J. P. D. Leahy). 35, 22U.
Vaec-ination : is it exi)edient to make it eom-

l)ulsory •.' (R. H. Bakewell), 24, 034.

-METAPHYSICS.

After-images (K. Browning), 25, .ICO. 1 Mental Science, Some Moot Points in (\\ . W.

Animal Intelligence (W. W. Carlile), 24, 349. j Carlile). 20, 45(i.

Animal Mind and the Human Mind, A Com- i Meta|j)iiysieal H\i)othesis. .\ I'reliininarv Note

parison ))etween the (C. W. Purnell), 29, 71.
Animal [Mind as a Factor in Organic Evolution

(C. W. Purnell), 32, 243.
Art, Nature of (4. E. FitzGerald), 2, 251.
Coloured Hearing. A Case of (Mrs. H. [M.

Christie), 40, 5(52.
Fallacies. Some Deei)-seated (W. W. Carliit'), 20,

448.
Humist Doctrine of Causation in its Relation to

Modern Agnosticism (W. W. Carlile), 27,

(U6.
Hypnotism. A Phase of (E. Tregear), 29, 83.
Luluction and Necessary Truth (R. Kidd), 7,

Apj). xxxviii.

of a (M. W. Richmond). 40, 538.
[Mill on Demons! i-at ion and Necessary Truth

(W. W. Carlile). 24, <i44.
Mind-.stuff, The Doctrine of ( F. W. Frankland),

12, 205.
[Mind-stutf. The Doctrine of : Reply to Mr.

Frankland's Paper (C. \\. Richmond). 12,

215.
Mind-stut[f : Remarks on [Mr. Frankland's Pa]ier

(.J. T. Thomson). 14, 107.
[Modern Aspect of Natural Theolouv (C. W.

Richmond), 2, 281.
Philo.sophv, The Ultimate Problem of {\\. W.

Carlile)," 28, 74.

Influence of the Ideal (E. A. .Mackechnic). 30, Probability (R. Kidd), 7, Apj). xlvi.

109. Psychic Force (.so called) : Notes ujjon the
Is Life a Distinct Force ? (R. H. Bakewell), 17, Exi)eriments made 1>\- Mr. Crookes (.J. S.

410. Wel)b), 4, 421.

Mental Operations in Sleep (R. C. HardiiiLi). 26, Vowel-.sounds. Mental Effects of certain (P.. C.

087. Harding), 21, 418.

88

OBITIARV.

Arthur, Mr. W.. 18, 4:51.

Bates. Kev. Canon, 30, oC)4.

Buchanan. Mr. J., 31, 718, 744.

Bnller, 8ir W. L.. 39, iii, 532, 539. 545.

Colenso, Rev. VV.. 31, 722, 734 ; 32, 443.

Fenton, Mr. F. !>., 31, 728.

Firth, Mr. J. ('.. 30,504.

GiUies, :\Ir. K.. 19, 1)13.

Haast, 8ir J. von. 20, 4()3.

Hector, Sir J.. 40, 543. 547. 554.

Hulke, Mr. C. 31, 720.

Hutton, Captain F. W., 38, v. 578. 589. 59<). 598 ;

39, 526.
Kirk, Prof. T.. 30, 571 ; 31, 707. 713, 728, 730.

Knox, Dr. F., 6, 3()7.
Mackeclmie. Mr. PI A., 33, 560.
Mantell, Mr. W. B. D., 29, 593.
Ma.skell, Mr. W. M., 31, 708, 713, 730.
Mason, Mr. T., 35, xx.
Montgomery, Mr. A., 18, 'fel.
Parlver. Prof. T. J., 30, 581, 583.
Pond. Prof. C. A. M., 26, ti7U ; 27, ()73.
Potts, Mr. T. H.. 21, 518.
Richmond, Mr. Justice W. ('., 29, 593,
Skey, Mr. W., 33, 5o5 ; 34, 554.
Taylor, Rev. R., 6, 384.
Travers. Mr. W. T. L., 35, xviii ; 36, 523.

STATISTICS.

A<Je-distril)Utiuii of the i'opulatioii of the Four

Chief Provincial Districts of N.Z., Comparison

of the (H. W. Segar), 36, 504.
Cen.sus of 1901, Note on the Veracity of the

Returns of Age in the (H. W. Segar). 36,

80.
English Trade, Statistics respecting the Trend

of (H. W. Segar). 36. 493.
Gold : Yield throughout the World from 1492

to 1867, 1, App. r2nd ed., 439].
Mortality in N.Z.. in Victoria and New South

Wales, and in England compared (C. E.

Adams). 31, 0()1.

Mortalitv in N.Z.. Investigation into the Rates

of, durino- the Period 1881-91 (C. E. Adams).

29, 52.
jMortalitv, Comparison of N.Z., during the

Periods 1874-81 and 1881-91 (C. E. Adams),

31, 059.
Poi)ulation of N.Z. (H. W^ Segar), 33, 445.
Statistics of Insanit\-. Cancer, and Phthisis in

N.Z. (H. W. Segar). 34, 115.
(Meteorological and Earthquake Statistics are

given in Appendices to Vols. 1-35, since when

thev have been ])uhlished in the New Zealand

Gazette.)

TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Barks for Tannina Purj)Oses, N.Z. and Austi'alian

(J. A. Smith), il, 570.
Beet-roots grown in Waikato District, Suuar

Values of (J. A. Pond), 14, 305.
Cereals in N.Z.. Growth of (.1. C. Crawford), 11,

149.
Flax (if N.Z. as a Paper-making Material (T.

Kirk). 3, Proc. 48: 6,55.
Forest Products of N.Z.. Neulected (T. Kirk), 13,

130. ^

Fungus : Export from N.Z. (T. Kirk), 11, '454.
Intercommunication, Certain Modern Projects

f)f. and their Relation to N.Z. (F. Wakefield),

2, 331.
Material and Scientific Progress in N.Z. tluring

the Victorian Era (W. T. L. TraA^ers), 30, 1."
Paper. Indioenous Materials for Manufacture of

(T. Kirk)! 3, Proc. 48 ; 6, or,.
Phormium tenax, Prejjaration of (A. G. Purchas),

1, 60 [2nd ed.. 473].
Phoimium. teunx, Pi'cparation of, 3, Proc. 27,

35, 38, 57.
Pliorminrii tenax. Utilisation of (W. T. L.

Travers). 1, 168 [2nd ed.. 114].

Pulp, The Age of : a Specidation on the Future

of the Wood-fibre Industry (P. Walsh). 23, 523.
Sawdust, Conversion of, into Fuel, 6, 381.
Sorghum Exjieriment (T. B. Gillies). 14, 373 ;

15, 2(>1 ; 16, 512.
Svigar-beet in X.Z.. Cultivation of (T. Mackay),

5, 485.
Sugar-beet in N.Z.. (Irowth of (S. M. Curl). 13,

142.
Sugar-beet in N.Z., Growth of : Remarks on

Dr. CurFs Paper (R. R. Hunt), 13, 441.
Timbers of N.Z.. Utilisation of Neglected (T.

Kirk), 11, 458. -
Trade and Public Debt of N.Z. (H. W. Segar), 35,

117.
Trade, English, Statistics respectmo- the Trend

of (H. W. Segar). 36, 493.
Trade. Foreign, The Struggle for (H. W. Segar),

40 520.
Trade, The Balance of (H. W. Segar), 37, 173.
Trees and Plants of Economic Value to N.Z.,

Introduced (S. M. Curl). 13, 427.
Winter Pasture and its Grazing (J. R. Wilkin-
son). 24, 628.

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