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INDEX

TO THE

TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS

OF THE

NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE

Vols. 41 to 51.

PAET I.— AUTHORS.

PAET II.— PAPERS (CLASSIFIED).

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE.

Issued 14th July, 1921.

ISfiangton, f.^. :

MARCUS F. MAKES, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
William Wesley and Son, 28 Essex Street, Strand, London, W.C.

Vj^i

PEEFACE

That it has been possible to compile this Index has been largely due to
the generosity of Major Robert A. Wilson, D.S.O., of Bulls, who under-
took the cost of preparmg the MS. On receipt of this it was carefully
checked and amended by the Assistant Secretary (Miss Wood), and then
distributed to referees in each branch of science for final revision as to
the arrangement of the matter. For this work the thanks of the Board
of Governors of the Institute are due to Professors Kirk, Easterfield,
Marsden, and Cotton, Dr. C. M. Hector, Messrs. Elsdon Best, W. R. B.
Oliver, and J. C. Andersen.

This Index is supplementary to the Index of volumes 1-40 published
in 1911. Like it, it deals only with the authors and titles of the various
papers and abstracts, and it includes the eleven volumes 41-51. No
attempt has been made to index the actual subject-matter : and, whilst
the two present volumes serve well enough as an index of authors, it is
recognized that there is urgent need for a complete subject-index of the
whole of the volumes issued. It is hoped that the Institute may be in
a position to undertake this before very long.

INDEX

TO THE

TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS

OF THR

NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE.

VOLS. 41-51.

[Figures in black type indicate number of volume.]

PART I. — AUTHORS.

A.

Adams. C. E.

Harmonic Analj'sis of Tidal Ob.servations,
43, Proc. Ill, 83.

Harmonic Tidal Constants of N.Z. Ports :
Dunedin and Port Chalmers, 46, 316.

Harmonic Tidal Constants of N.Z. Ports :
Wellington and Auckland, 45, 20.

Hector Observatory, The Latitude, Longi-
tude and Height of, 47, 590.

Tidal Gauge, The Wellington, 41, 406.

Time Control of Wellington Tide-gauge, 43,
Proc. Ill, 84.

Adams, T. W.

Exhibit of Acorns a,nd Leaves of Oaks grown

at Greendale, Canterbury, 48, 223.
Pimis, The Species of the Genus, now growing

in N.Z., with Notes on their Introduction

and Growth, 48, 216.
Obituary, 51, xi.

Adkin, G. L.

fe Description of Multiple Rainbow, 44, Proc.

pfe in, 85.

Discovery and Extent of Former Glaciation

in the Tararua Ranges, 44, 308.
Horowhenua Coastal Plain and the Associated
Physiographic Features, Further Notes on,
51, 108.
Horowhenua County : Post-Tertiary Geo-
logical History of the Ohau River and of
the Adjacent Coastal Plain, 43, 496.

Allison, T.

Ruapehu, 45, Proc. 448.

Star Test for Telescopic Mirrors, 48, 498.

Andersen, J. C.

AustraUan Modification of the English Ballad,

Development of Four-syllabled Metrical

Unit in, 41, 418.
Classification of English Verse, Smallest Basic

Unit in, 42, Proc. Ill, 68.
Natural Classification of English Poetry, 41,

410.
New Zealand Bird-song, 41, 422 ; 43, 656 ;

45, 387; 47, 593; 49, 519; Kapiti Island,

50, 282.
Verse, The Classification of, 42, 481.
Verse-unit, The, 43, 606.

Anderson, J. G.

Electrical Deposition of Nickel in the Pre-
sence of Nitrate, Study of, 49, 501.

Anderson, J. G., and Wild, L. J.

Absorption of Lime by Soils : An Investiga-
tion of the Hutchinson-MacLennan Method
of determining the Lime Requirements of
Soils, 49, 466.

Annandale, N.

Description of an Undescribed Barnacle of
the Genus Scalpellum from N.Z., 43, 164.

* Obituary notices have been noted under name of author deceased.

54344

INDEX

Archey, G. ,/-,,•,

Craterostigmus tasmanianus Pocock (Chilo-

poda), The Occurrence in N.Z. of, 49, 319.
Crayfish, Fresh-water, in N.Z., 47, 295.
Crayfish, Marine, in N.Z., 48, 396.
Daphnia new to N.Z., Species of, 46, 124.
Hydra found in N.Z., Notes on Species of,

44, Proc. I, 25.
Lithobiomorpha of N.Z., 49, 303.
Myriapoda of the Genus Scutigerclla, Order

Symphyla, Occurrence in N.Z. of, 47, 293.

Aston, B. C.

Alkaloids of the Pukatea, 42. Proc. II, 56 ;
43. Proc. II, 51.

Botanical Notes on a Journey across Tararuas,
42, 13.

Bush Sickness, The Chemistry of, 44, 288.

Flora of Ruahine Mountain-chain, with List
of Plants, 46, 40.

Imported Animals, Effects of, on Indigenous
Vegetation, 44, Proc. I, 19.

Phanerogamic Plants Indigenous to Welling-
ton Province, List of, 43, 225.

Plant-habitats hitherto unrecorded for N.Z.,
42, 26 ; 46, 55 ; 47, 67.

Raised Beaches of Cape Turakirae, 44, 208.

Vegetation of Tarawera Mountains, 48, 304.

B.

Balfour, J. B.

Pratia angulala Hook f. and Lobelia lin-
naeoides Petrie, 43, Proc. II, 54.

Ball, C. F.

Olearias in Ireland, 44, Proc. I, 33.

Bartrum, J. A.

Concretions in Recent Sediments of Auckland
Harbour, 49, 425.

Distribution of Igneous Rocks in N.Z., Addi-
tional Facts concerning the, 49, 418.

Fossiliferous Bed at Kawa Creek, West Coast,
South of Waikato River, 51, 101.

Geological History of Westport-Charleston
High-level Terraces, 46, 255.

High-water Rock Platforms : A Phase of
Shore-line Erosion, 48, 132.

Intrusive Igneous Rocks from Westport Dis-
trict, Some, 46, 262.

New Fossil Mollusca, 51, 96.

Rocks of Mount Cargill, Dunedin, 44, 163.

Bathgate, A.

Presidential Address, 1911, 44, Proc. I, 12.

Bavay, M.

Pecten multisquamalvs Dunker, and Pecten
radintvH Hutton, 43, Proc. II, 56.

Beccari, 0.

On a New South Polynesian Palm, wdth Notes
on the Genus Rkopalostylis Wendl. & Drude,
49, 47.

Bell, J. M.

Physiography of Wellington Harbour, 42, 534.

Bell, J. M., a^id Clarke, E. de C.

Geological Reconnaissance ^of Northernmost
N.Z., 42, 613.

Bell, N. M.

Velocity of Evolution of Oxygen from Bleach-
ing-powder Solutions in Presence of Cobalt
Nitrate, and the Modifications produced by
the Addition of various Compounds, 43, 28.

Bendall, W. E., and Kirk, H. B.
Report on Kapiti Island, 51, 468.

Benham, W. B.

Bifurcation in Lumbricus rubellus, A Remark-
able Case of, 47, 185.

Earthworms from Stephen Island and
D'Urville Island, 51, 35.

Footprints of the Moa, Notes on, 45, 211.

Hydra new to N.Z., Species of, 42, Proc. IV,
128.

Jjumbricillus macquariensis Benham, 47, 189.

Moa-remains on Stewart Island, Discovery of,
42, 354.

Nomenclature of Birds of N.Z., 46, 188.

Oligochaeta from Kermadec Islands, 47, 174.

Polychaeta, N.Z., Notes on some, 47, 161 ;
48, 386.

Polychaetous Annelids from Kermadec Is-
lands, 47, 170.

Presidental Address, 1917, 49, 543; 1918,
50, 338.

Stellerids and Echinids from Kermadec
Islands, 43, 140.

Sundry Invertebrates from Kermadec Is-
lands, Report on, 44, 135.

Two Unusual Blood-vessels in Hyla aurea.
Occurrence of, 51, 30.

Benham, W. B., and Cameron, G. M.

Nephridia of Perieodrilus ricardi and P.
montanus, 45, 191.

Berry, S. S.

Cephalopoda from Kermadec Islands, 46, 134.

Best, E.

Maori and Maruiwi : Notes on the Original
Inhabitants of N.Z. and their Culture ;
on the Question of how that Culture
affected Later-coming Maori ; and on the
Existence in these Isles of Customs, Arts,
and Artifacts not traceable to Pol5aiesia,
48, 435.

Maori Forest Lore : Part II, 41, 231 ; Part III,
42, 433.

Maori Voyagers and their Vessels : How the
Maori explored the Pacific and laid down
the Sea Roads for all Time, 48, 447.

AUTHORS.

Betts, M. W.

Autecology of certain Plants of the Peridotite
Belt, Nelson : Part I, Structure of some of
the Plants, No. 1, 50, 230 ; No. 2, 51, 136.

Bird, J. W.

Observations on the Lianes of the Ancient
Forest of Canterbury Plain, 48, 315.

BiRKS, L., and Webb, E.

Investigations into the Resistance of Earth
Connections, 4S, 464.

Bitter, G.

Die Gattung Acaena, 44, Proc. II, 57.

Briffault, R.

Presidential Address, 1911, 43, Proc. I, 14.

Brittin, G.

Coccidae in Canterburj' Museum, Notes on

some, with a Description of a New Species,

48, 423.
Coccidae, New, 47, 149, 156.

Broadgate, F. K.

The " Red Rocks " and Associated Beds of
AVellington Peninsula, 48, 76.

Broun, T.

Coleoptera, Descriptons of New Genera and

Species of, 44, 379 ; 45, 97.
Coleoptera from Chatham Islands, 41, 145;

42, 306 ; 43, 92.

Coleoptera of Kermadec Islands, 42, 291.
Cossonidae, N.Z., Revision of, with Descrip-
tions of New Genera and Species, 41, 151.

Brown, J. M.

Migrations of the Polynesians according to
the Evidence of their Language, 44, 189.

Bryant, J. T.

Ground-temperature at Owaka, Notes on, 42,
Proc. II, 59.

BUCKMAN, S. S.

Terminology for Beak and Foraminal Develop-
ment in Brachiopoda, 51, 4.50.

Terminology for Foraminal Development in
Terebratuloids (Brachiopoda), 48, 130.

BUDDLE, R.

Maori Rock-engravings in Kaipara District,

43, 596.

Burbidge, p. W., and Laby, T. H.
Nature of Gamma Rays, 44, Proc. I, 30.

Burltxchame, L. L.

Staminate Cone and Male Gametophyte of
Podocarpus, 42, Proc. Ill, 88.

Bubrell, a. W.

To what Extent is Earth-rotation the Cause of
Ocean Currents ? 51, 264.

Cameron, G. M.

The Minute Structure of the Nephridium of
the Earthworm Maoridrilus rosae Beddard,
45, 172.

Cameron, G. M., and Benham, W. B.

Nei^hridia of Perieodrilus ricardi and P.
montanus, 45, 191.

Carse, H.

Ferns and Fern AUies of Mangonui County,

with some Notes on Abnormal Forms, 47,

76.
Flora of Mangonui County, 43, 194: 45, 276;

48, 237.
Hypolepis, A New Species of, 50, 64.
Parsonsia rapsularis R. Br., Notes on, 49, 45.
Pteris macilenta. New Variety of, 51, 95.

Chambers, J. M.

N.Z. Ironsands : Historical Account of an
Attempt to smelt Ironsands at Onehunga
in 1883, 50, 223.

Cheeseman, T. F.

Aciphylla, with Description of New Species.

Notes on, 47, 39.
Burmanniaceae, a Family new to N.Z. Flora,

Discovery of a Species of, Ai, 140.
Celmisia, Description of a Nevv, 46, 21.
Flora of N.Z., Contributions to a Fuller Know-
ledge of, 42, 200 ; 43, 178 ; 46, 1 : 51, 85.
Flora of N.Z., Recent Additions to, 42, 216;

51. 92.
Helichrysmii fa^ciculatum Buchanan, Notes on

44, Proc. 1, 24.
Kauri, Age and Growth of, 46, 9.
Leuco2wgon Richei on Mainland of N.Z., 42,

214.
Pittosporum Dallii, Notes on, 46, 19.
Plants, A New Genus and some New Sjiecies

of, 44, 159
Plants, New Species of, 43, 175; 45, 93; 48,

210.
Plants, New Species of Flowering, 47, 45.
Presidential Address, 1912, 44, Proc. Ill, 75 ;

1913, 45, 420.

Chilton, C.

Amphipoda of N.Z., Fresh-water, 41, 53.

Ami^hipodan Genera Bircenna, &c.. Note on,
41, 59.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from : No. 1, Introduction and
General Description of Station, 47, 331.

Ceina, An Aberrant Genus of the Amphi-
podan Family Talitridae, 51, 118.

Crab, A Fresh-water, and its Distribution in
Australia and N.Z., 47, 316.

Crustacea, Miscellaneous Notes on N.Z., 44,
128.

Crustacea of Kermadec Islands, 43, 544.

Dispersal of Marine Crustacea by Means of
Ship.s, 43, 131.

8

INDEX.

Chilton, C. — continued. \

Ela-smopus, N.Z. Species of the Amphipodan

Genus, 47, 320.
Gammaridae, Some Australian and N.Z., 48,

359.
Isopoda, Additions to N.Z. Terrestrial, 42, 286.
Isopod inhabiting Ants' Nests in N.Z., On an,

42, 190.
Orchestia, New Species of, 48, 354.
Presidential Address, 1914, 46, 363 ; 1915,

47, 626.
Sand-hoppers belonging to Genus Talorchestia,

N.Z., 49, 292.
Stomatopoda, Revision of N.Z., 43, 134.

Christ, H.

Die Geographic der Fame, 44, Proc. II, 56.

Chrysler, M. A., and Jeffrey, E. C.

Microgametophji:e of the Podocarpineae, 42,
Proc. Ill, 88.

Clark, H. L.

Australian and Indo-Pacific Echinoderms,
Notes on, 42, Proc. II, 61.

Clarke, E. de C, and Bell, J. M.

Geological Reconnaissance of Northernmost
N.Z., 42, 613.

Cockayne, A. H.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from : No. 3, Some Economic
Considerations concerning Montane Tussock
Grassland, 48, 154.

Cockayne, L.

Aerial Rhizomes of Cordyline australis, 41,

405.
Cotula from Chatham Islands, Undescribed

Species of, 47, 119
Evolution, Observations concerning, derived

from Ecological Studies in N.Z., 44, 1.
Ploristic Botany, Notes on N.Z., with De-
scriptions of New Species, 48, 193; 49, 56 ;

50, 161.
Lichenes and Bryophytes collected in Stewart

Island, 42, 320.
j\Iount Egmont, Flora of : a Correction, 43,

Proc. II, 49.
Peopling by Plants of the Subalpine River-bed

of the Rakaia, On the, 44, Proc. II, 59.
Plant - habitats, Some Hitherto - imrecorded,

41, 399; 42, 311; 43, 169; 44, 51; 45,

251 ; 46, 60 ; 48, 203.
Plants : Descriptions of some N.Z. Species,

44, Proc. II, 50.
Plants, Flowering, Some New Species of

N.Z., 47, 111.
Plants from the Solanders, 41, 404.
Presidential Address, 1919, 51, 485.
Rubus, Non-flowering Species of, 42, 325.
Terms " Species " and " Variety " as used in

Botany, 49, 66.

Cockayne, L., and Foweraker, C. E.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from : No. 4, Principal Plant
Associations in the Immediate Vicinity of
the Station, 48, 166.

Cockayne, L. ; Speight, R. ; and Laing, R. M.
The Mount Arrowsmith District : A Study in
Plant Ecologj' and Physiography, 43, 315.

Cooke, F. W.

Salicornia australis, Observations on, 44, 349.

Cotton, C. A.

Block Mountains and a " Fossil " Denudation
Plain in Northern Nelson, 48, 59.

Fossil Plains of North Otago, 49, 429.

Geomorphology of Coastal District of South-
western Wellington, 50, 212.

Rough Ridge, Otago, and its Splintered
Fault-scarp, 51, 282.

Signal Hill, Dunedin, Geology of, 41, 111.

Tuamarina Valley : Note on the Quaternary
History of Marlborough District, 45, 316.

Typical Section showing the Junction of the
Amuri Limestone and Weka Pass Stone
at Weka Pass, 44, Proc. Ill, 84.

UpUfted East Coast of Marlborough, Pre-
hminary Notes on, 46, 286.

Wellington Physiography, Notes on, 44, 245 ;
46, 294.

Cotton, C. A. ; Marshall, P. ; and Speight, R.
Younger Rock-series of N.Z., 43, 378.

Cottrell, a. J.

Siphonaria obliqnata. Anatomy of, 43, 682.
Siphonaria obliquata. Vascular System of,

44. 374.
Styela coerulea. On the Tunicate, 45, 168.

Cross, B. D.

Halophytes, Observations on some N.Z., 42,

545.
Phonniuni, Investigations on, 47, 61.

Cuff, J. C.

Cam -lever Balance, 42, 192.

Davis, W. M.

Significant Features of Reef -bordered Coasts,
51, 6.

Dendy, a.

Oeoplana aucklandica SindGeoplana marrineri :
A Correction in Nomenclature, 43, Proc. III.
100.

Denham, H. G.

Alkyl Iodides on Copper Oxide, Action of,
44, Proc. I, 29.

AUTHORS.

9

Devereux, H. B.

Cirrus Clouds, Direction of Motion of, 45, 1 8,
Waihi, Rainfall and Meteorology of, 42, 408.

DiELS, L.

Oi'risia modesta Diels, eine neue [Art Neu-

seelands, 43, Proc. II, 56.
Pflanzengeograi)hie, 43, Proc. II, 51.

DOMIN, K.

Monographic der Gattung Koeleria, 44, Proc.
Ill, 95.

Donovan, W.

Titanium, Phosphorus, and Vanarlium in
Taranaki Ironsands, The Distribution of,
48, 503.

Donovan, W., and Maclaurin, J. S.
Estimation of Iron in Iron-ores, 41, 49.

Downes, T. W.

Eels and Eel- weirs {Tuna and Pa-tuna), 50,

296.
Ngati Kahu-ngunu Chief Nuku-Pewapewa,

Life of, 45, 364.
Period of Extinction of the Moa, New Light

on, 48, 426.
Rangitikei, Early History of, 42, 74.

Drummond, J.

Birds on Kapiti Island, 41, 30.
Methods of snaring Birds used by the Maoris,
with Notes on a Bird known to Maoris as
" Tiaka," 44, Proc. Ill, 87.

DUSEN, P,

Die tertiare Flora der Seymour-Insel, 42,
Proc. IT, 83.

E.

Easterfield, T. H.

Studies on Chemistry of N.Z. Flora
Chemistry of the Podocarpi, 43, 53

IV.

Easterfield, T. H., and McDowell, J. C.
V, Chemistry of Podocarpus totara and P.
spicatu-"^, 48, 518.

Easterfield, T. H., a^id Taylor, C. M.

Interaction of Iron with Higher Fatty Acids,
44,301

Edgerley, K. V.

Prothallia of Three N.Z. Lycopods, 47, 94.

Eliott, M. a.

Evidences of the Condition of the Interior of
the Earth, 43, Proc. Ill, 94.

P.

Farnie, W. C.

Structure of Amphibola crenata Martyn. 51.
69. J- ' »

Farquhar, H.

Ecbinoderms, Two New, 45, 212.
Starfishes, N.Z., 41, 126.

Farquharson, R. a.

Platinum Gravels of Orepuki, 43, 448.

Farr, C. C, and Florance, D. C. H.

Influence of Ripples on the Gas Content of
Artesian Waters of Christchurch, 42, 237.

Radio-activity of Artesian Water of Christ-
church, and Effect on Fish-hfe, 42, 185.

Farr, C. C, and McLeod, D. B.

Further Experiments on the Influence of
Artesian Water on the Hatching of Trout,
43, 55.

Farr, C. C, and Others.

Report on the Natural Features of Arthur's
Pass Tunnel, 51, 422.

Farrow, F. D.

Depression of Freezing-point of Water by
Carbon Dioxide in Solution, 43, 29.

Fathers, H. T. M.

Composition of Nitric Acid, Note on, 44, 299.

Finlayson, A. M.

Quartz Veins of Otago Goldfields, Geology of,

41,64
Reef ton Gold Veins, Geology of, 41, 85.

Fitchett, F.

Physiological Action of Tutin, 41, 286.

Fletcher, H. J

Comjiaratively Recent Changes in the Vege-
tation of Taupo District, 47, 70.
Edible Fish of Taupo-nui-a-Tia, 51, 259.

Florance, D. C. H., and Farr, C. C.

Influence of Ripples on the Gas Content of
Artesian Waters of Christchurch, 42, 237.

Radio-activity of Artesian Water of Christ-
church, and Effect on Fish -life, 42, 185.

Foweraker, C. E.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from ; No. 5, Mat-plants,
Cushion-plants, and Allied Forms of Cass
River Bed, 49, 1.

Foweraker, C. E., and Cockayne, L.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion : No. 4, Principal Plant Associations
in Immediate Vicinity of the College
Station, 48, 166.

10

INDEX.

Ffx, C. E.

Oceanic Comparatives, 42, 1.

Frankland, F. W.
Obituary, 49, 5U.

Fulton, Robert.

Pipiwharauroa, or Bronze Cuckoo, 42, 392.

G.

Gardeners' Chronicle, Editor.
Hybrid Veronicas. 44, Proc. I, 33.

Gatenby, G. B.

Nest, Life-history and Habits of Migas dis-
tinctus, a N.Z. Trap-door Spider, 44, 234.

Gepp, a. and E. S.

Marine Algae from the Kermadecs, 44, Proc.

II, 55.

Ghtgi, a.

New Zealand Ctenophores, 43, Proc. I, 27.

GiBBS, L. S.

Deforestation in N.Z., 43, Proc. II, 54.

Hepaties of N.Z., 44, Proc. II, 60.

Trees and Shrubs of N.Z., 43, Proc. II, 54.

God BY, M. H.

Prelirainarj^ Investigation of Age and Manner
of Growth of Brown Trout in Canterbury
as shown by a Microscopic Examination of
their Scales, 51, 42.

GODMAN, F. C.

New Zealand Petrels, 42, Proc. II, 61 ; 43,
Proc. I, 28.

Grant, J.

Daclylanthus Taylori, Discovery of, 43, Proc.

III, 98.

GUDEX, M. C.

Fossil Mollusca from Blue Chffs, Canterbury,

46, 278.
Striated Stones from St. Bernard Saddle,

U]3per Waimakariri Valley, 41, 33.
Tertiary Beds in Pareora District, South

Canterbury, 50, 244.

Gwynne-Vaughan, D. T., and Kidston, R.
Fossil Osmundaceae, 43, Proc. II, 52.

H.

Hall. H. M.

Studies in Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, 44,
Proc. II, 55.

Hall, T. S.

Graptolites, Clolden Ridge, 47, 411.
Graptolites, Occurrence of Lower Ordovician,
in Western Otago, 47, 410.

Hamilton, A.

Armour presented to Tito re by William IV
in 1835, 42, 40.

Chrysalis of Australian Wood-boring Moth
found in Wellington. 42, Prne. I, ] 5.

Deinacrida rugosa Buller, 45, 210.

Lejjidoptera from Queenstown District col-
lected by H. Hamilton, 41, 44.

Palaeontology, Present Position of N.Z., 42,
46.

Presidential Address, 1910, 42, Proc. IV, 99 ;
1911, 43, Proc. Ill, 74; 1910 (Wellington
Phil. Soc), 43. Proc. T, .5.

Obituary, 46, v, 355, 363 ; 50, 333.

Hamilton, H.

Entomological Collecting Tours during Seasons

1908-9 and 1909-10, 43, 115.
Trachipterus : Notes on th^ Occurrence of

the Genus in N.Z., 48, 370.

Handel-Mazetti, H. F. von

Monographic der Gattung Taraxacum. 44,
Proc. Ill, 95.

Hare, E. J.

Perlidae, Neuroptera - Planijjennia, and Tri-
choptera of N.Z., Some Additions to, 42, 29.

Harrlson, L., and Johnston. T. H.

Mallophaga from the Kermadecs. Collection
of. 44, 363.

Henderson, J.

Coalfields of West Nelson, with Notes on

Formation of Coal, 43, 297.
Genesis of the Surface Forms and Present

Drainage-sj'stems oi West Nelson, 43, 306.

Henslow, G.

Remarkable Instances of Plant -dispersion, 44,
Proc. T, 33

Herriott, E. M.

Fresh-water Crustacean Lepidurus viridis

Baird, The Occurrence and Habits of, 49,

284.
Hagley Park, Christchurch, A History of,

with Special Reference to its Botany, 51,

427.

Hetherington, J. R.

Records of Borings at Horotiu, 47, 613.

HiLGENDORF, F. W.

Calyptoblast Hydroids from Kermadec L«lands,
43, 540.

Canterbury College Mountain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from : No. 6. Insect-life, 50,
135.

Fluctuations in the Level of Water in some
Artesian Wells in Christchurch Area, 44,
142; 49,491.

Kermadec Island Fleas, 49, 428.

AUTHORS.

11

HiLGENDORF, F. W., a7id Others.

Report on Natural Features of Arthur's Pass
Tunnel, 51, 422.

Hill, H.

Dactylanthus Taylori, 41, 437.

Moa: Legendary, Historical, and Geological,
46, 330.

Napier to Runanga, and Taupo Plateau, 43,
288.

Presidential Address, 1911, 44, Proc. I, 18.

Rotomaliana and District revisited Twenty-
three Years after Eruption, 43, 278.

Wairarapa, The Great : A Lost River, 41, 429.

Hoffman E. J.

Fructification of Macrocystis, 44 Proc. II, 55.

Hogben, G.

Earthquake Origins in South-west Pacific in
1910, 44, 139.

Earthquakes, A Note on East Coast, 1914-17,
50, 280.

Earthquakes, N.Z., Notes on some Recent,
48,301.

Night Marching by Stars, 49, 513.

Preferential Voting in Single-member Con-
stituencies, 46, 304.

Hogben, G., and Skey, H. F.

Milne Seismographs, Records of, 1906-1911,
44, 441.

Hogg. E. G.

Centroidal Triangles, On, 43, 669.

Conic-loci of Isogonal Conjugates, On certain,

41, 38.
Harmonic Conic of Two Given Conies, On the

41, 34.
Inscribed Parabola, 48, 490.
Orthogonal Circles, 47, 584.
Steiner's Envelope, 45, 344.
Theorems relating to Sub-polar Triangles,

Some, 42, 327.
Tripolar Relations, On certain, 45, 346 ; 46,

319: 50, 317.

Hogg, E. G., and Others.

Report on Natural Features of Arthur's Pass
Tunnel, 51, 422.

Hogg, H. R.

Arachnidae, New Zealand and Tasmanian, 42,
273

HOLLOWAY, J. E.

Lycopodium, Comijarative Anatomy of Six
N.Z. Species of, 42, 356.

Lycopodium laterale R. Br. Prodr., Pre-
liminary Notes on the Protocorm of, 47, 73.

Lycopodium : Studies in N.Z. Species of
Genus, 48, 253.

Lycopodium. : Studies in N.Z. Species of
Genus — Plasticity of Species, 51, 161.

Lycopodium : Studies in N.Z. Species of
Genui — Vegetable Reproduction, 49, 80.

Tme-^ipteris, Prothallus and Young Plant of,
50,1.

Holmes, R. W.

Artesian Trial Bore, Westshore, Napier, Notes
on, 49, 509.

HoNGi, Hare.

Maori Numeration, 42, 625.

Hooker, J. D.

Obituary, 44, iii, Proc. II, 75.

Howes, W. G.

Entomology of Stewart Island, Notes on, 46,
98.

Lepidoptera, New, 43, 127 ; 46, 95 ; 49, 274.

Lepidoptera, New Species of, with Notes on
Larvae and Pupae of some N.Z. Butter-
flies, 44, 203.

Moths, Life-history of some N.Z., 46, 97.

Vegetable Caterpillar, Notes on, 43, Proc. Ill,
100.

Hudson, G. V.

Entomology of Ohakune and Waiouru Dis-
tricts, Notes on, 45, 57.

Flightless Females in certain Species of Moths,
with an Attempted Explanation, Notes on,
45,52.

Perla (Stone-fly) in N.Z., Description of New
Species of, 45, 51.

Tipula heterogatna, a New Species of Crane-
fly in N.Z., 45, 68.

I.

Iredale, T.

Bird-life on the Kermadec Islands, 43. Proc. II,
56.

Kermadec Islands Avifauna, Concemuag the,
45, 78.

Land MoUuscan Faunas of the Kermadec
Group and Norfolk Islands, Comparison
of, 47, 498.

Marine Mollusca from Kermadec Islands, and
on the " Sinusigera Apex," 43, Proc. II, 57.

Suter's Manual of the N.Z. Mollusca, Com-
mentary on, 47, 417.

Ironside, A. F.

Anatomical Structure of N.Z. Piperaceae, 44,
339.

J.

Jeffrey, E. C, and Chrysler, M. A.

Microgametophyte of the Podocarpineae, 42,
Proc. Ill, 88.

Jenkinson, S. H.

Manufacture of Iron and Steel in N.Z., 48, 508.

Jennings, L. S.

Cirripedia of N.Z., Revision of, 50, 56.
Pedunculate Cirripedia of N.Z. and Neigh-
bouring Islands, 47, 285.
Obituary, 49, vii.

12

INBBX.

JoHNSTOX, T. H., and Harrison, L.

On a Collection of Mallophaga from Kermadec
Islands, 44, 303.

K.

I\JDSTON, R., and GYWNNE-VAtrCHAN, D. T.

Fossil Osmundaceae, 43, Proc. II, 52.

King, T.

Obituarj', 49, vii.

Kirk, H. B.

Ascidioclava, A New Species of Gymnoblastic
Hydroids, 47, 146. " i

Circulatory System of Heptatrema cirrata \
Forster, Features of, 44, 241. !

Gonoducts of Porcupine-fish {Dicotylichthys
jaculiferus Cuvier), 48, 384. |

Mosquito Larvicides, 50, 193. i

Sponges collected at Kermadec Islands by i
Mr. W. R. B. Oliver, 43, 574. |

The Much -abbreviated Development of a Sand-
star lOphionereis schayeri ?) : Preliminary i
Note, 48, 383.

Kirk, H. B., and Bendall, W. E.
Report on Kapiti Island, 51, 468.

Kirkaldy, G. W.

Hemiptera of the Maorian Subregion, 41, 22.
New Zealand Insect Fauna, with some New

Names, Summaries of Papers relating to,

42, Proc. IV, 129.

KUKENTHAL, G.

Cyi^eraceae-Caricoideae, 42, Proc. IV, 122.

L.

Laby, T. H., and Burbidge, P. W.

Gamma Rays, The Nature of, 44, Proc. I, 30.

Laing, R. M.

Botany of Spenser Mountains, with List of
Species collected, 44, 60.

Norfolk Island Flora, ^vith some Notes on the
Species, Revised List of, 47, 1.

Physiographic Features of Norfolk Island,
Notes on Chief, 45, 323.

Presidential Address, 1911, 44, Proc. I, 16.

Pteris, Norfolk Island Species of, 48, 229.

Ranunculus crithmifolius Hook, f.. Redis-
covery of, 43, 192.

Supalpine Element in Flora of Banks Pen-
insula, 46, 56.

Vegetation of Banks Peninsula, with List of
Species (Flowering-plants and Ferns), 51,
355.

Laing, R. M. ; Cockayne, L. ; atid Speight, R.
Mount Arrowsmith District : A Study in
Physiography and Plant Ecology, 43, 315.

t Lamb, C. G.

Blepharocerids from N.Z., Two, 45, 70.

Lancaster, T. L.

Fungi of N.Z. Epiphytic Orchids, Preliminary
Note on, 43, 186.

LONGSTAFF, G. B.

Nomenclature of the Lepidoptera of N.Z., 44,
108.

M,

McCULLOCH, A. R.

New Discoglossoid Frog from N.Z., 51, 447.

McDowell, J. C, and Easterfield, T. H.
Studies on Chemistry of N.Z. Flora : V,
Chemistry of Podocarpus totara and P.
spicatus, 48, 518.

McKay, A.

Obituary, 50, vii.

Maclaurin, J. S.

Pentathionic Acid in Natural Waters, First
Noted Occurrence of, 43, 9.

Maclaurin, J. S., and Donovan, W.

Estimating Iron in Iron-ores. Rapid Method
of, 41, 49.

MACLEOD, D. B.

Rate of Oxidation of Acetaldehyde to Acetic
Acid, 43, 33.

Macleod, D. B., and Fare, C. C.

Further Experiments on the Influence of
Artesian Wells on the Hatching of Trout,
43, 55.

Malcolm, J.

Composition of some N.Z. Foodstuffs, 44, 265.
Toxicity of the Tutu Fruit and Seed, 51, 1.
Tutin and Tutu Poisoning, Experiments on,
46, 248.

Marriner. G. R.

Mokoia Aerolite, 42, 176.

Marshall, C. R.

Pharmacological Action of Tutu, the Toot-
plant of New Zealand, 43, Proc. I, 27.

Marshall, P.

Cainozoic Fossils from Oamaru, 47, 377.

Cape Runaway District, Geology of, 46, 283.

Central Kaipara, Geology of, 49, 433.

Cephalopods, N.Z. Fossil, 41, 143.

Contact Rocks from West Nelson, 41, 101.

Crater of Ngauruhoe, 41, 102.

Cretaceous and Tertiary Rocks. Relation
between, 48, 100.

Fauna of the Hamj^den Beds, and Classi-
fication of Oamaru System, 51, 226.

Gastropods, Some New Fossil, 48, 120.

Glaciation of N.Z , 42, 334.

AUTHORS.

13

Marshall, P. — contimied.

Hampden (Onekakara) Beds, Fossils and Age

of, 49, 463,
Handbuch der Regionahn Geologic : New Zea-
land and Adjacent Islands, 44, Proc. II, 60.
Mangaia, Geology of, 42, 333.
Minerals, N.Z., Additions to List of, 41, 105.
Moa-bones in Wanganui Strata, Occurrence

of Fossil, 51, 250.
Moorea and Rurutu Islands, Notes on Geology

of, 46, 281.
Nephelinite Pvocks in N.Z., 44, 304.
Rarotonga and Aitutaki, Geology of, 41, 98.
Rate of Erosion of the Hooker and MueUer

Glaciers, 45, 342.
Tahiti, Geology of, 47, 361.
Target Gully, near Oamaru, Additional Fossils

from, 49, 461.
Tertiary Molluscan Fauna of Pakaurangi

Point, Kaipara Harbour, 50, 263.
Tubuai Islands and Pitcairn Island, Geology

of. 50, 278.
Volcanic Eruptions on Anibrym Island,

Recent, 47, 387.
Wangaloa Beds, The, 49, 450.
Younger Limestones of N.Z., The, 48, 87.

Marshall, P., arid Murdoch, R.

New Fossil Species of Mollusca, 51, 253,

Marshall, P. ; Speight, R. ; and Cotton, C. A,
Younger Rock-series of N.Z., 43, 378.

Marshall, P., and Uttley, G. H.

Localities for Fossils at Oamaru, 45, 297 ;
46, 279.

Matthews, R. H.

Reminiscences of Maori Life Fifty Years Ago,

43, 598.

Mestayer, M. K.

Astraea hdiotropium Martyn, Younger Stages

of, 50, 191.
Mollusca from Dredgings taken off the

Northern Coast of N.Z., 48, 122.
Mollusca from various Dredgings taken off the

Coast of N.Z., the Snare Islands, and

Bounty Islands, 51, 130.

Mestayer, R. L.

Foraminifera dredged from 15' South of the
Big King at 98 Fathoms Depth, 48, 128.

Meyrick. E.

Caradrinina, Revision of the Classification of,

44, 88.

Lepidoptera from Kermadec Islands, 42, 67.
Lepidoptera, Notes and Descriptions of N.Z.,

41,5: 42,63; 43, 58; 44, 117; 45, 22;

46, 101 ; 47, 201 : 48, 414 ; 49, 245 ; 50,

132 ; 51, 349.
Notodontina, Revision of N,Z., 49, 248,
Pyralidina, Revision of N.Z., 45, 30.

Meyrick, E. — -continued.

Tineina, Revision of N.Z., 47, 205.
Tortrieina, Revision of Classification of N.Z,,
43, 78,

Miller, D.

Blepharoceridae (Diptera) of N.Z. (in Part a

Translation of the Work of Professor Mario

Bezzi), 49, 530.
Diptera, Bionomic Observations on N.Z., 42,

226.
Diptera Fauna of N.Z., Contributions to, 49,

172,
Diptera of Kermadec Islands, 46, 125.
Empididae (Order Diptera), New Species of

N.Z., 45, 198.
Empis, New Sj^ecies of, 42, 235.
Macquartia (Order Dij^tera), New Species of,

45, 206.
Syrphidae, New Species of, 43, 125.

Miller, D., and Watt, M. N.

Contributions to the Study of N.Z. Entomo-
logy from an Economical and Biological
Standpoint : No. 4, Phorocera nefaria
Hutt. ; No. 5, Psychoda conspicillata Hud-
son ; No. 6, Syrphus ropahis Walk. ; No, 7,
Phytomyza albicej)s Mg. (Diptera), 47, 274.

Morgan, P, G,

Igneous Rocks of the Waihi Goldfields, 43,

258,
Physical and Chemical State and Probable

Role of Water in Rock-magmas, 45, 398,
Southern Alps, Note on Structure of, 43, 275,
Unconformities from Late Cretaceous to

Early Miocene in N.Z., Record of, 48, 1,
Unconformities in Stratified Rocks of West

Coast of South Island, 46, 270,

Morris, C, B.

Rotatoria, Classified List of N.Z., 46, 213,
Rotifera not previously recorded as occurring
in N.Z., 45, 163.

Murdoch. R., and Marshall, P.

New Fossil Species of Mollusca, 51, 253.

N.

Neil, W. T.

Deflection of Plumb-line from Vertical due
to Spheroidal Form of the Figure of the
Earth, 47, 578.

Methods of Observing to eliminate the Periodic
Errors affecting the Readings of Graduated
Circles in Astronomical and Surveying In-
struments, 46, 309,

Nelson, P, S.

Influence of Pressure on Solubility of Tricalcic
Phosphate in Carbonic -acid Solutions, 47,
573,

Newman, A. K.

A Rare Maori Implement — Ahao, 41, 216,

14

INDEX.

Oliver, W. R. B.

Geographic Relations of the Birds of Lord
Howe, Norfolk, and Kermadec Islands, 44,
214.

Kermadec Islands, Birds of. Further Notes on,
45, 92.

Kermadec Islands, Geology of, 43, 524.

Kermadec Islands : Lichens and Fungi col-
lected in 1908, List of, 44, 86.

Kermadec Islands, MoUusca of, 47, 509.

Kermadec Islands, Reptiles and Mammals of,
43, 535.

Kermadec Islands, Vegetation of, 42, 118.

Lord Howe Island, Vegetation and Flora of,
49, 94.

Page, S.

Apparent Relation between Physical Pro-
perties of SoHds, 42, 267.

Relation between Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
and Leaf-development, 42, 270

Page, S., and Others.
Report on Natural Features of Arthur's Pass
Tunnel, 51, 422.

Park, J.

Age of the Alpine Chain of Western Otago, 50,

160.
Coral from Lower Oamaruian Tuffs near

Deborah, New Species of, 49, 396.
Glacial Till in Hautapu Valley, Wellington,

42 575.
Glaciation of North Island, N.Z., 42, 580.
Glaciation on the Shores of Cook Strait and

Golden Bay, 42, 585.
Great Ice Age of N.Z., The, 42, 589.
Marlborough Coastal Moraines and Waiau

Glacial Valley, 43, 520.
Occurrence of Thin Bands of Marble at South

Peak, near Hamjiden, Otago, 51, 41.
Rate of Erosion of Hooker and Mueller

Glaciers, 49, 395.
Relationship of the Upper Cretaceous and

Lower Cainozoic Formations in N.Z., 49,

392.
Striated Erratic Blocks of Andesite in the

Rangitikei Valley, Occurrence of, 48, 135.

Parry, E.

Resistance to Flow of Fluids through Pipes,

48, 481.
Resistance to Flow of Water through Pipes,

50, 45.

Pegg, E. J.

Ecological Study of N.Z. Sand-dune Plants,
46, 150.

Petrie, D.

Calluna vulgaris, Naturalization of, 42, 199.
Danthonia nuda and Trioda Thomsoni, On, 44,

188.
Epilobium, A New Species of, 41, 140.

Petrie, D. — continued.

Flora of Subantarctic Islands of N.Z., Addi-
tions to, 47, 59.

Flora of Westport District, Additions to, 46,
30.

Flowering-plants, Descriptions of New Native,
with Notes on Known Species, 49, 51; 50,
207 ; 51, 106.

Grass, Description of New Native, 42, 196.

Phanerogams, Description of New Native,
43, 254 ; 44, 179 ; 45, 265 ; 46, 32 ; 47, 48 ;

48, 186.

Poa antipoda Petrie on Herekopere Island,

Occurrence of, 46, 39.
Poa breviglumis. On, 42, 197.
I Poa litorosa Cheeseman on Herekopere Island,

Occurrence of, 45, 264.
Presidential Address, 1916, 48, 530.
Rhabdothamnus Solandri A. Cunn., PoUination

of, 45, 264.

Philpott, a.

Birds of South-western Otago, Notes on, 46,

205; 51,216.
Lei^idoptera, Descriptions of New Species, 44,
115; 45,76; 46, 118; 47, 192; 48, 420;

49, 239 ; 50, 125 ; 51, 224.
Lepidoptera of Otago, A List of, 49, 195.
Moth, Description of New Species of, 42, 544.
Natural Selection and Isolation in reducing

Wing-eximnse of a Moth, Effects of, 45, 431.
Protective Mimicry in N.Z. Moths, 45, 431.

Piggott, E. M.

Nothopanax arboreum, with some Reference
to the Development of the Gametophyte,
Notes on, 47, 599.

POPPELWELL, D. L.

Anas stiperciliosa Gmel., On a Pure-white

Form of, 47, 145.
Botanical Excursion to Long Island, near

Stewart Island, including List of Species,

Notes on, 49, 167.
Botanical Excursion to Northern Portion of

Eyre Mountains, 45, 288.
Botanical Results of an Excursion to the

Upper Makarora Valley and the Haast Pass,

supported by a List of Species observed,

49, 161.

Botanical Visit to Bunkers Island, Notes on,

50, 154.

Botanical Visit to Coll or Bench Island,

Notes on, 50, 158.
Botanical Visit to Herekopere Island, Stewart

Island, Notes on, 47, 142.
Botany of Routeburn Valley and Lake Harris

Saddle, 46, 22.
Botany of Ruggedy Mountains and Upper

Freshwater Valley, Stewart Island, Notes

on, 45, 278.
Plant Covering of Breaksea Island, Stewart

Island, 48, 246.
Plant Covering of Codfish Island and Rugged

Islands, 44, 76.

AUTHORS.

15

POPPELWELL, D. L. — continued.

Plant Covering of Garvie Mountains, with

List of Species, 47, 120.
Plant Covering of Pukeokaoka, Stewart

Island, 48, 244.
Puffinus grisens, A Partially White Form of,

50, 144.

PoppELWELL, D. L., and Thomson, W. A.
Botanical Visit to Hollyford Valley and
Martin's Bay, with a List of Indigenous
Plants, 50, 146.

POYNTON, J. W.

In-breeding: Have its Evil Effects been ex-
aggerated ? 42, Proc. I, 17.

Prout, L. B.

Geometridae, Notes on Nomenclature of N.Z,,

44, Proc. I, 52.
New Lepidoptera (Geometridae), 46, 122.

R.

Rands, H. !

Action of Phosphorus on Solutions of Copper \
Sulphate and certain other Metallic Salts,
45, 3.50. i

Rbiche, K.

Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung in Chile,
42, Proc. II, 64.

RiGG, T.

Montan Wax, 44, 270.

Robertson, G. H.

A Pigment in Oysters, 46, 247.

s.

Schlechter, R.

Die Gattung Townsonia Cheesem., 44, Proc. I,
'32.

Scott, R. J.

Apijaratus for the Determination of the
Magnitude of Small Forces, especially Use-
ful in connection with Hydraulic Experi-
ments, 49, 496.

Arrangement for quieting the Flow of a
Stream of Disturbed Water, 49, 498.

Segar, H. W.

Insanity : Comparative Statistics, 41, 221.
Trisection of an Angle, 41, 218.

Semadeni, C. a.

Concerning certain Ancient Maori Stone Im-
plements found at Tauranga, 45, 385.

Skey, H. F.

Decimal Currency, Method of carrying out,
41, 16.

Skey, H. F., and Hogben, G.

Milne Seismographs, Records of, 1906-11
44,441.

Skinner, H. D.

Ancient Maori Stone-quarry, 46, 324.
Maori Fish-hooks from Otago, 51, 267.
Poutini Ngai-Tahu, Customs and Traditions
of, 43, Proc. I, 10.

Smith, A. A. D.

New Zealand Plants, 44, Proc. I, 33.
Olearia semidentata, Attempt to introduce,
into the British Isles, 44, Proc. I, 32.

Smith, J. C.

Botany of Lake Hauroko District, 43, 248.
Phanerogamic Plants in Southland District-
46, 220.

Smith, L. H. L.

Some Constants of Mutton-bird Oil and Fat,
44, Pruc. I, 32.

Smith, S. P.

D'Urville's Visit to Tologa Bay in 1827, 41,

130.
D'Urville's Visit to Whangarei, Waitemata,

and the Thames in 1827, 42, 412.

Smith, W. W.

Moth-killing Spider, Notes on, 45, 69.
Bhipidura flabellifera. Nesting Habits of, 41, 1,
Saddleback of Is'.Z. (Creadion carunculahis).
Notes on the, 43, 165.

Speight, R.

Ancient Buried Forest at Riccarton : its
Bearing on the Mode of Formation of the
Canterbury Plains, 49, 361.

Andesite of White Island, Note on. 46, 298.

Banks Peninsula, Geology of, 49, 365.

Canterbury College Moimtain Biological Sta-
tion, Notes from : No. 2, Physiography of
the Cass District, 48, 145.

Christchurch Artesian Area, Prehminary Ac-
count of Geological Features of, 43, 420.

Fossils from Lower Waipara, Additions to
List of, 46, 300.

Glaciated Surfaces and Boulder-clay near
Bealey, 43, Proc. Ill, 98.

Gravels of North Canterbury, The Older, 51,
269.

Hornblende-andesite from Solander Islands,

41, 52.

Hurunui, Structural and Glacial Features of,
50, 93.

Intermontane Basins of Canterbury, 47, 336.

Lower Waipara Gorge, Preliminary Account
of, 44, 221.

Orientation of the River-valleys of Canter-
bury, 48, 137.

Petroleum in N.Z., Occurrence of, 47, 355.

Post-glacial CUmate of Canterbury, 43, 408.

Redcliff Gully, Rakaia River, 45, 335.

Rocks from Kermadecs, Petrological Notes on,

42, 241.

Rocks from Norfolk Island, On a Collection of,

45, 326.
Shingle-spit in Lake Coleridge, On a, 45, 331.

16

INDEX.

Speight, R. — continued.

Stratigraphy of the Tertiary Beds of the
Trelessick or Castle ffill Basin, 43, 321.

Terminal Face of Franz Josef Glacier, Recent
Changes in the Position of, 47, 353.

Tertiary Outlier in Basin of Rakaia, An Un-
recorded, 49, 356.

Trelissick or Castle Hill Basin, Further Notes
on Geology of, 51, 157.

West Coast Sounds, Geology of, 42, 255.

Speight, R. ; Cockayne, L. ; and Laing, R. M.
The Mount Arrowsmith District : A Study in
Physiography and Plant Ecology, 43, 315.

Speight, R. ; Marshall, P. ; and Cotton, C. A.
Younger Rock-series of N.Z., 43, 378.

Speight, R., and Wild, L. J.

Stratigraphical Relationsliip of the Weka Pass
Stone and the Amuri Limestone, 50, 65.

Stead, E. F.

Bird-life in New Zealand, 42, Proc. Ill, 69.

Stewart, J.

Aeration of Auckland Lava-beds, 42, 284.
Obituary, 46, vii ; 47, 626.

Stubbs, C. M.

Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions of Carbon
Dioxide prepared under Pressure at various
Temperatures, with Special Reference to
the Formation of a Hydrate at £Low
Temperatures, 43, 11.

Stuckey, F. G. a.

Actinian, Bunodes aureoradiata, N.Z., 41, 367.
Actinians from Kermadec Islands, Descrip-
tions of, 46, 132.
Actiniaria, N.Z., Review of, 41, 374.
Anemones from near Wellington, Two, 41,
370.

Stuckey, F. G. A., and Walton, C. L.
Sea-anemones, Note on a Collection of, 42, 541.

Suckling, L. A.

Leaf-anatomy of Trees and Shrubs on Port
Hills, Christchurch, 46, 178.

SUNLEY, R. M.

Larvae of some N.Z. Lepidoptera, Notes on,
43, 129.

SUTER, H.

Cerithiidae, Description of New Species of the
Family, 51, 68.

MoUusca, New Species of Tertiary, 45, 294.

Mollusca, Two New Fossil, 43, 595.

Origin of a New Species by Isolation, De-
scription of, 49, 279.

Recent Shells found Fossil in N.Z., 42, 8.

Obituary, 51, ix.

Symes, L. p.

Fluctuation of Water-level in a Christchurch
Artesian WeU, 49, 493.

Taylor, C. M., and Easterfield, T. H.

Interaction of Iron with the Higher Fatty
Acids, 44, 301,

Thomson, G. M.

Botanical Evidence against Recent Glacia-

tion of N.Z., 42, 348.
Otago Harbour and Adjacent Seas, Natural
History of, 45, 225.

Thomson, J. A.

Brachiopod Genera : The Position of Shells
with Magaselliform Loops, and of Shells
with Bouchardiform Beak Characters, 47,
392.

Brachiopoda of N.Z., Additions to the Know-
ledge of Recent, 47, 404.

Brachioj^oda of N.Z. and Australia, Additions
to the Knowledge of Recent and Tertiary,
48,41.

Diastrophic and other Considerations in Classi-
fication and Correlation, and the Existence
of Minor Diastrophic Districts in the Noto-
cene, 49, 397.

Flmt-beds associated with the Amuri Lime-
stone of Marlborough, 48, 48.

Hav/era Series, or the So-called " Drift
Formation " of Hawera, 49, 414.

Igneous Intrusions of Mount Tapuaenuka,
Marlborough, 45, 308.

Middle Clarence and Ure Valley, Geology of,
51, 289.

Parapara, Bluff Hill, and Waikawa, Rocks
from. 42, 33.

Stage Names apphcable to Divisions of the
Tertiary in N.Z., 48, 28.

Waikouaiti Sandstone, Otago, On the Age of,
50, 196.

Thomson, R. B.

Osteology of Antarctic Seals, 42, Proc. IV, 128.

Thomson, W. A., and Poppelwell, D. L.

Botanical Visit to Hollyford Valley and
Martin's Bay, with List of Indigenous
Plants, 50, 146.

Tillyard, R. J.

Dragon-flies from Kermadec Islands, Notes on,
44, 126.

Traill, W.

Effects of Snowstorm of 6th September, 1916,
on Vegetatioia of Stewart Island, 49, 518.

TURNBULL, A. H.
Obituary, 51, vii.

u.

Uttley, G. H.

Kakanui, Geology of Neighbourhood of, 48, 19.

Oamaru-Papakaio District, Geology of, 50,
118.

Volcanic Rocks of Oamaru, With Special
Reference to their Position in the Strati-
graphical Series, 50, 106.

AUTHORS.

17

Uttley, G. 'H..,1and Marshall, P.

Localities for Fossils near Oamaru, 45, 297
46, 279.

V.

Vaughan, T. W.

Corals from Kermadec Islands, 49, 275.

Vaughan. See also Gwynnb-Vatighan, D. T.

W-

Waite, E. R.

• Fish Fauna of Kerinadec Islands, Additions

to, 44, Proc. I, 28.
Fish Fauna of N.Z., Additions to, 43, Proc. I,

25 : Proc. II. 49.
Fishes, Notes on N.Z., 42, 384; 44, 194;

45,215; 46,127.
Fishes of Kermadec and Norfolk Islands, j

and Comparison mth those of Lord Howe

Island, 42, .370.

Wall, A.

Pronunciation of Scientific Terms, with Special

Reference to the Terms of Botany, 51, 409.
Senecio •^axifragoides Hook. f. and its Relation

to Senecio lagopus Raoul, On Distribution

of, 50, 198.

Walsh, Archdeacon.

Effects of the Disappearance of the N.Z.

Bush, 43, 436.
Mamiaute, or Maori Kite, 45, 375.

Walton, C. L., and Stuckey, F. G. A.

Notes on a Collection of Sea-anemones, 42,
541.

Watt, H. E.

Alkaloids of Senecio latifolius, 42, Proc. Ill, 89.

Watt, M. N.

Contributions to the Entomology of N.Z. :
No. 8, Parectopa citharoda Meyr. (Order
Lepidoptera), 48, 407.

Contributions to the Study of N.Z. Entomology
from an Economical and Biological Stand-
point : No. 1, Phisia chalcites Esp. ; No. 2,
Nyctemera annulata Boisd. ; No. 3, Venusia
verriculata Feld. (Lepidoptera), 47, 245.

Melanchra from Mount Egmont : Descrip-
tion of New Species, 48, 413.

Ova of some Lepidoptera of N.Z., 46, 65.

Watt, M. N., and Miller, D.

Contributions to the Study of N.Z. Entomology
from an Economical and Biological Stand-
point : No. 4, Phorocera nefaria Hutt. ;
No. 5, Psychoda conspicillata Hudson ;
No. 6, Syrphus ropalus Walk. ; No. 7,
Pkytomyza albiceps Mg. (Diptera), 47, 274.

Webb, E., and Birks, L.

Investigation into the Resistance of Earth
Connections, 48, 464.

Welch, W.

Waterloo of Waikato, fought in 1830, and its
Effects on the After-enacted Land Laws of
that Part of the North Island, 42, 114.

Westland, C. J.

Southern Variable Stars, 48, 500,

Wild, L. J.

Bluff, N.Z., Geology of, 44, 317.

Lime Requirements of certain Soils, Studies

on, 48, 513.
Mechanical Composition of the So-called

Loess at Timaru, 51, 286.
Soil Survey of N.Z., On the Proposal for, 49,

476.
Soils of the Wairau Plain, Marlborough, 47,

413.

Wild, L. J., and Anderson, J. G.

Absorjjtion of Lime by Soils : Investigation
of the Hutchinson-MacLennan Method of
Determining Lime Requirements of Soils,
49, 466.

Wild, L. J., and Others.

Report on Natural Features of Arthur's Pass
Tunnel, 51, 422.

Wild, L. J., and Speight, R.

Stratigraphical Relationship of Weka Pass
Stone and the Amuri Limestone, 50, 65.

Williams, H. W.

Language of the Chatham Islands, Notes on,

51, 415.
Scientific Study of Maori Names, A Plea for,

45, 354.

Wilson, K.

Footprints of the Moa, 45, 211.

Worth, R. H.

Petrological Notes on Rock Specimens col-
lected in ^'outh Victoria Land, 43, 482.

Wright, A. M.

Absorption of Moisture from the Atmosphere

by V/ools, 42, 218.
Chemical Composition of Meat-extract, 43, 1 .
Chemistry of Flesh Foods, 45, 1 ; 47, 569.
Determination of Milk-fat, Notes on, 47, 572.
Formaldehyde Method for Estimation of

Nitrogen in Organic Substances, 42, 224.
Nitrogenous Constituents of Meat-extracts,

On certain Changes in the Composition of,

43,7.
Technical Analysis of Shped Wool, 41, 42.

Young, M. S.

Male Gametophyte of Dacrydimn, 42, Proc. II,

65.
Morphology of the Podocarpineae, 43, Proc

II, 53. "

PART II.— PAPERS (CLASSIFIED).

SYNOPSIS.

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ANTHROPOLOaY AXD PHILOLOGY

— PAGE

Zoology — continued. page

Anthropology

. . 18

Myriapoda . . . . . . . . 27

Philology

. . 18

Arachnida

. 27

BOTANT

. . 19

Crustacea
Annulata

. 27

. 28

Chemistry . .

. . 21

Echinodermata

. 28

Geology . .

. . 22

MoUuscoida
Rotifera . .

. 28
. 28

Physics

. . 24

Turbellaria

. 28

Zoology —

Coelenterata

. 28

Mammalia

. . 25

Porifera . .

. 28

Aves

. . 25

Protozoa . .

. 28

Reptiiia . .

. . 25

Miscellaneous

. 29

Amphibia

. . 25

Pisces

. . 25

MiSCELLANEOrS—

Tunicata . .

. . 25

Engineering and Scientific Appliances

. 2d

Cyclostomata

. . 25

Exploration, Travel, and Geography

. 29

MoUusca . .

..26

History . .

. . • .

. 29

Insecta —

Literature and Art

. 29

Lepidoptera

. . 26

Mathematics

. 29

Diptera

. . 27

Medicine . .

. 30

Coleoptera

. . 27

Obituary

. 30

Hemiptera

. . 27

Presidential Addresses

. 30

Xeuroptera

. . 27

Trade and Industry

. 30

Orthoptera

. . 27

General . .

•

. 30

ANTHROPOLOGY AND PHILOLOGY.

ANTHROPOLOGY.

Edible Fish of Taupo-nui-a-Tia (H. J. Fletcher),

51, 259.
Manuoute, or Maori Kite (Archdeacon Walsh),

45. 375.
Maori and Maruiwi : Notes on Original Inhabit-
ants of N.Z. and their Culture. &c. (E. Best),

48, 435.
Maori Fish-hooks from Otago (H. D. Skinner),

51, 267.
Maori Forest Lore (E. Best), 41, 231 ; 42,

433.
Maori Implement, A Veiv Rare — Ahao (A. K.

Newman), 41, 216.
Maori Life Fifty Years Ago, Reminiscences of

(R. H. Matthews), 43, 598.
Maori Numeration (Hare Hongi), 42, 625.

Maori Rock- engravings in the Kaipara Dis-
trict (R. Buddie), 43, 596.
Maori Stone Implements found at Tauranga

(C. A. Semadeni), 45, 385.
Maori Stone-quarry, An Ancient (H. D. Skinner),

46, 324.
Maori Vovagers and their Vessels, &c. (E. Best),

48,447'.
Method of snaring Birds used by Maoris, with

Notes on a Bird known to Maoris as " Tiaka"

(J. Drummond), 44, Proc. Ill, 87.
Moa : Legendary, Historical, and Geological, &c.

(H. Hill), -1.6, 330.
Moa : New Light on the Period of Extinction

(T. W. Downes), 48, 426.
Poutini Ngai-Tahu, Customs and Traditions of

the (H. D. Skinner), 43, Proc. I, 10.

PHILOLOGY.

Language of Chatham Islands (H. W. Williams), Migrations of the Polynesians according to the
51,415. Evidence of their Language (J. M. Brown),

Maori Names, Plea for Scientific Study of 44, 189.

(H. W. WiUiams), 45, 354.

Oceanic Comparatives (C. E. Fox), 42, 1.

PAPERS : BOTANY.

19

BOTANY.

Acipht/lla, \vith Descriptions of New Species ]

(T. F. Cheeseman), 47, 39.
Acorns and Leaves of Oaks grown at Greendale j

(T. W. Adams), 48, 223.
Autecology of certain Plants of Peridotite Belt, 1

Nelson : Structure of some of the Plants

(M. W. Betts), 50, 230 ; 51, 136,
Botanical Evidence against Recent Glaciation of

N.Z. (G. M. Thomson), 42, 348.
Botanical Excursion to Long Island, near

Stewart Island, with List of Species (D. L.

Poppelwell), 49, 167.
Botanical Excursion to Northern Portion of

Eyre Mountains (D. L. Poppelwell), 45, 288.
Botanical Notes on a Journey across the Tara-

ruas (B. C. Aston), 42, 13.
Botanical Results of Excursion to Upper Maka-

rora Valley and Haast Pass, supported by

List of Si^ecies observed (D. L. Poppelwell),

49, 161.
Botanical Visit to Bunkers Island (D. L.

Poppelwell), 50, 1.54.
Botanical Visit to Coll or Bench Island (D. L,

Poppelwell), 50, 158.
Botanical Visit to Herekopere Island, Stewart

Island (D. L. Poppelwell), 47, 142.
Botanical Visit to Hollyford Valley and Martin

Bay, with List of Indigenous Plants (D. L.

Poppelwell and W. A. Thomson), 50, 146.
Botany of Lake Hauroko District (J. C. Smith),

43, 248.

Botany of Routebourn Vallej' and Lake Harris
Saddle (D. L. Poppelwell), 46, 22.

Botany of Ruggedy Mountains and Upper Fresh-
water Valley (D. L. Poppelwell), 45, 278.

Botany of Spenser Mountains, with List of
Species (R. M. Laing), 44, 60.

Burmanniaceae, Discovery of a Species of (T F.
Cheeseman), 41, 140.

Calluna rulgaris Salisb. in Taupo District, The
Naturahzation of (D. Petrie), 42, 199.

Celmisia, Description of a New (T. F. Cheese-
man), 46, 21.

Gordyline australis. Aerial Rhizomes (L. Cock-
ayne), 41, 405.

Cotula from Chatham Islands, An Undescribed
Species of (L. Cockayne), 47, 119.

Cyperaceae - Caricoideae (G. Kiikenthal), 42,
Proc. IV, 122.

Dactylanthus Taylori (H. Hill), 41, 437.

Dathonia nuda and Triodia Thomtoni (D. Petrie),

44, 188.

Deforestation in New Zealand (L. S. Gibbs), 43,

Proc. IL 54.
Discovery of Dactylanthus Taylori (J. Grant), 43,

Proc. Ill, 98.
Epilobium, Description of a New Sjjecies of

(D. Petrie), 41, 140.
Evolution, Observations concerning, derived

from Ecological Studies in N.Z. (L. Cockayne),

44,1.
Ferns and Fern Allies of Mangonui County, with

some Notes on Abnormal Forms (H. Carse),

47, 76.

Flora and Vegetation of Lord Howe Island

(W. R. B. Ohver), 49, 94.
Flora of Mangonui County, Additions to (H.

Carse), 45, 276 ; 48, 237."
Flora of Mangonui County, On the (H. Carse),

43, 194.

F'un-A of Mount Egmont : a Correction (L.
Cockayne), 43, Proc. II, 49.

Flora of N.Z., Contributions to a Fuller Know-
ledge of (T. F. Cheeseman), 42, 200 ; 43, 178 ;

46, 1 ; 51, 85.

Flora of N.Z., Additions to (T. F. Cheeseman),
51, 92.

Flora of N,Z., Recent Additions to (T. F. Cheese-
man), 42, 216.

Flora of Norfolk Island, with Notes on Species
(R. M. Laing), 47, 1.

Flora of Subantarctic Islands of N.Z. (D. Petrie),

47, 59.

Flora of Westport District, Additions to (D.

Petrie), 46, 30.
Floristic Botany, Notes on N.Z., including

Description of New Species (L. Cockayne),

48, 193; 49,56; 50, 161.

Fossil Osmundaceae (R. Kidston and Gwynne-

Vaughan), 43, Proc. II, 52.
Fructification of Macrocystis (E. J. Hoffman),

44; Proc. II, 55.
Funsi of N.Z. Epiphjd;ic Orchids, Notes on

^T. L. Lancaster), 43, 186.
Gattung Acaena, Die (G. Bitter), 44, Proc. II, 57.
Gattung Townsonia Cheesem., Die (R. Schlech-

ter), 44, Proc. I, 32.
Geographic der Farnie, Die (H. Christ), 44,

Proc. II, 56.
Grass, Description of New Native [Poa] (D.

Petrie), 42, 196.
Grassland, Some Economic Considerations con-
cerning Montane Tussock (A. H. Cockavne).

48, 154.
Grundziige der Pflanzenverbreitung in Chile

(K. Reiche), 42, Proc. II, 64.
Hagley Park, Christchurch, History of, with

Special Reference to its Botany (E. M.

Herriott), 51, 427.
Halophytes, Observations on some N.Z. (D. B.

Cross), 42, 545.
Helichry.sum fasciculatum Buchanan (T. F.

Cheeseman), 44, 24.
Hepatics of New Zealand (L. S. Gibbs), 44,

Proc. II, 60.
Hybrid Veronicas (Editor Garde7iers' Chronicle),

44, Proc. I, 33.

Hypolepis, New Species of (H. Carse), 50, 64.

Imported Animals, Some Effects of, on In-
digenous Vegetation (B. C. Aston), 44, Proc. I,
19.

Kauri, Age and Growth of (T. F. Cheeseman),
46,9.

Leaf-anatomy of some Trees and Shrubs grow-
ing on Eort Hills, Christchurch (L. A. Suck-
ling), 46, 178.

Leucopogon Richei R. Br. on Mainland of N.Z.,
Occurrence of (T. F. Cheesema.n), 42, 214.

20

INDEX,

Lianes of the Ancient Forest of the Canterbury
Plain (J. W. Bird), 48, 315.

Lichens and Bryophytes collected in Stewart
Island during Botanical Survey of 1908 (L.
Cockayne), 41, 320.

Lichens and Fungi collected in Kermadec Is-
lands in 1908 (W. R. B. Oliver). 44, 86.

Lycopodium, Comparative Study of Six N.Z.
Species of (J. E. Holloway). 42", 3.56.

Lycopodium, Studies in N.Z. Species of the
Genus (.1. E. Holloway), 48, 253.

Lycopodium, Studies in N.Z. Species of the
Genus : Methods of Vegetative Reproduction
(J. E. Holloway), 49, 80.

Lycopodium, Studies in N.Z. Species of the
Genus : Plasticity of the Species (J. E. Hollo-
way), 51, 161.

Lycopodiuiii lalp.rale R. B. Prodr., Preliminary
Notes on Protocorm of (J. E. Holloway), 47,
73.

Male Gametophyte of Dacrydivm (M. S. Young),

42, Proc. II, 65.

Marine Algae from the Kermadecs (A. and E. S.

Gepp). 44, Proc. II, 55.
Mat-plants, Cushion-plants, and AlUed Forms

of Cass River-bed (C. E. Foweraker), 49, 1.
Microgametophyte of the Podocarpineae (E. C.

Jeffrey and M. A. Chrysler), 42, Proc. Ill, 88.
Monographic der Gattung Koeleria (K. Domin),

44, Proc. Ill, 95.
Monographie der Gattung Taraxacum (von

Handel-Mazetti), 44, Proc. Ill, 95.
Morphology of the Podocarpineae (M. S. Young),

43, Proc". II, 53.

Mount Arrowsmith District : Study in Physio-
graphy and Plant Ecology (R. Speight, R. M.

Laing, and L. Cockayne) 43, 315.
New Zealand Plants' (A. A. D. Smith), 44,

Proc. I, 83.
Nothopanax arhoreum, with som.e Reference to

the Development of the Gametophvtes (E. M.

Pigott), 47, 599.
Olearia semiclentata. Attempt to introduce into

the British Isles (A. A. D. Smith), 44, Proc. I,

32.
Olearias in Ireland (C. F. Ball), 44, Proc. I, 33.
Owrisia modesta Diels, eine neue Art Neuseelands

(L. Diels), 43, Proc. II, 56.
Palm, On a New South Polynesian, with Notes

on the Genus Rhopahstylii^ Wendl. & Drude

(0. Beccari), 49, 47.
Parsonsia capsular is. Notes on (H. Carse), 49,

45.
Peopling by Plants of the Subalpine River-bed

of the Rakaia, On the (L. Cockavne), 44,

Proc. II, 59.
Pflanzengeographie (L. Diels). 43. Proc. II, 51.
Phanerogamic Flora of Ruahine Mountain-chain,

with List of Plants observed (B. C. Aston),

46, 40.
Phanerogamic Plants indigenous to Southland

District (J. C. Smith), 46, 220.
Phanerogamic Plants indigenous to Wellington

Province (B. C Aston), 43, 225.
Phanerogams, Description of New Native (D.

Petrie). 43, 254 : 44, 179 ; 46, 32 ; 47, 48 ;

48, 186.

Phanerogams, Descriptions of New Species and

Varieties of Native (D. Petrie), 45, 265.
Phonnium, Investigation on (D. B. Cross), 47,

61.
Pinus, The Species of the Genus of, now growing

in N.Z., with Notes on their Introduction and

Growth (T. W. Adam?), 48, 216.
Piperaceae, Anatomical Structure of the N.Z.

(A. F. Ironside), 44, 339.
Pittosporum Dallii (T. F. Cheeseman), 46, 19.
Plant Covering of Breaksea Island, Stewart

Island (D. L. Poppelwell), 48, 246.
Plant Covering of Codfish I.sland and Rugged

Island (D. L. Poppelwell), 44, 76.
Plant Covering of Garvie Moimtains, with List

of Species (D. L. Poppelwell), 47, 120.
Plant Covering of Pukeokaoka, Stewart Island

(D. L. Poppelwell), 48, 244.
Plant-dispersion, Remarkable Instances of (G.

Henslow), 44, Proc. I. 33.
Plant ■ habitats. Hitherto - unrecorded (B. C.

Aston), 42, 26 ; 46, 55 : 47, 67.
Plant-habitats, Some Hitherto-unrecoided (L.

Cockayne), 41, 399; 42,311; 43,169; 44,

51 ; 45, 251 ; 46, 60 ; 48, 203.
Plants. Description of New Species of N.Z.

(L. Cockayne), 44, Proc. II, 50.
Plants, Flowering, Description of New Native,

(D. Petriel, 49, 51 ; 50, 207 ; 51, 106.
Plants, Flowering, New Species of (T. F. Cheese-
man), 47, 45.
Plants, Flowering, New Species of N.Z. (L.

Cockayne), 47, 111.
Plants from the Solanders (L. Cockayne), 41,

404.
Plants, New Genus and some New Species of

(T. F. Cheeseman), 44, 159.
Plants, New Species of (T. F. Cheeseman), 43,

175; 45,93; 48,210.
Plants, Sand-dune, An Ecological Study of

some N.Z. (E. G. Pegg), 46, 150.
Poa antipod.a Petrie on Herekopere Island

(D. Petiie), 46, 39.
Poa breviglumis Hook. f. (D. Petrie), 42, 197.
Poa litornsa Cheeseman on Herekopere Island

(D. Petrie), 45, 264.
Pratia angulata Hook. f. and Lobelia linnaeoides

Petrie (J. B. Balfour), 43, Proc. II, 54.
Principal Plant Associations in the Immediate

Vicinity of Canterbury College Mountain

Biological Station (L. Cockayne and C. E.

Foweraker), 48, 166.
Pronunciation of Scientific Terms, with Special

Reference to Terms used in Botany (A. Wall),

51, 409.
Prothallia of Three N.Z. Lycopods (K. V. Edger-

ley), 47, 94.
Protocorm of Lycopodium laterale (J. 1\ Hollo-
way), 47, 73.
Pteris from Norfolk Island, Species of (R. M.

Laing). 48, 229.
Ptens marikuta. New Variety of (H. Carse), 51,

95.
Rannncnlus crithmifolius Hook. f. (R. M. Laing),.

43, 192.
Relation between Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

and Leaf-development (S. Page), 42, 270.

PAPERS : BOTANY.

21

Rhabdothamnus Solandri A. Cunn., Pollination

of (D. Petrie), 45, 264.
Rhizomes, Aerial, in Cordyline australhs (L.

Cockayne), 41, 405.
Rvbn.i, Non-flowering Species of N.Z. (L.

Cockayne), 42, 325.
Salicornia rtusl rails. Observations on (F. W.

Cooke), 44, 349.
Sand-dune Plants, Ecological Studies of some

N.Z. (E. G. Pegg), 46, 150.
Senecio saxij'imjoideis. On the Distribution of,

and its Relation to Senecio lagopvs Raoul.

(A. Wall), 50, 198.
Staminate Cone and Male Gametoi^hyte of Podo-

cfirpu.^ (L. L. Burlinghame), 42, Proc. HI, 88.
Subalpine Element in Flora of Banks Peninsula

(R. M. L'^ing), 46, 56.
Terms '"Species" and "Variety" as used in

Botanv, \vith Special Reference to Flora of

N.Z. (L. Cockayne), 49, 66.
Tertiare Flora der Sevmour-Insel, Die (P.

Dusen), 42, Proc. II, 63.

Tme-'iipteri-s, Prothallus and Young Plant of

(J. E. Hollo way), 50, 1.
Trees and Shrubs of N.Z. (L. S. Gibbs), 43,

Proc. II, 54.
Trees and Shrubs, Studies in Ornamental (H. M.

Hall), 44, Proc. II, 55.
Vegetation and Flora of Lord Howe Island

(W. R. B. Oliver), 49, 94.
Vegetation of Brinks Peninsula, with List of

Species (Flowering-plants and Ferns) (R. M.

Laing), 51, Mio.
Vegetation of Kermadec Islands (VV. R. B.

Oliver). 42, 118.
Vegetation of Stewart Island, Effects of Snow-
storm of 6th September, 1916, on (W. Traill),

49, 518.
Vegetation of Tarawera Mountains (B. C.

Aston), 48, 304.
Vegetation of Taupo District, Notes on Com-

parativelv Recent Changes in (,J. Fletcher),

47, 70.

CHEMISTRY.

Absorption of Lime by Soils : Investigation of
Hutchinson-MacLennan Method of determin-
ing the Lime Requirements of Soils (L. J.
Wild and J. G. Anderson), 49, 466.

Absorption of Moisture from Atmosphere by
Wools (A. M. Wright), 42, 218.

Alkaloids of Senecio latifolivs (H. E. Watt), 42,
Proc. III. 89.

Alkaloids of the Pukatea (B. C. Aston), 42,
Proc. II, 56 ; 43, Proc. II, 51.

Alkyl Iodides on Copper Oxide, Action of
(H. G. Denham), 44, Proc. I, 29.

Bush Sickness, Chemistrv of (B. C. Aston), 44,
288.

Com])osition of N.Z. Foodstuffs (J. Malcolm),
44, 265.

Conductivity of Aqueous Solutions of Carbon
Dioxide prepared under Pressure at various
Temjieratures, with Special Reference to the
Formation of a Hydrate at IjOw Temperatures
(C. M. Stubbs), 43, 11.

Determination of Milk-fat (A. M. Wright). 47,
572.

Distr;i»ntion of Titanium, Phosphorus, and
Vanadium in Taranaki Ironsand (W. Dono-
van), 48, 503.

Electrical Deposit of Nickel in Presence of
Nitrate (J. G. Anderson), 49, 501.

FleSh Foods, Chemistry of: (1) Putrefaction
of Flesh Foods, (2) Ripening of Flesh Foods,
(3) Influence of Cold Storage on Composition of
Flesh Foods (A. M. Wright), 46, 1 ; (4) Com-
position and Nutritive Value of Retail Cuts
of Mutton and Lamb (A. M. Wright), 47, 569.

Flora of N.Z., Chemistry of : Podocarpi (T. H.
Easterfield), 43, 53.

Floi-a of N.Z., Chemistry of: Poilocarpus Mara
and P. spicatus (T. H. Easterfield and .J. C.
McDowell), 48, 518.

Formaldehyde Method for the Estimation of

Nitrogen in Organic Substances (A. M.

Wright), 42, 224. '
Influence of Artesian Water on Hatching of

Trout (C. C. Farr and D. B. McLeod),

43, .55.
Influence of Pressure on the Solubility of Tri-

calcic Phosphate in Carbonic-acid Solutions

(P. Nelson), 47, 573.
Influence of Ripples on the Gas Content of

Artesian Waters at Christchurch (C. C. Farr

and D. C. H. Florance), 42, 237.
Interaction of Iron with Higher Fatty Acids

(T. H. Easterfield and C. Taylor), 44, 301.
Iron-ores, Rapid and Accurate Method of Esti-
mating Iron in (J S. Maclaurin and W.

Donovan), 41, 49.
Lime Requirements of certain Soils (L. J. Wild)^

48, 513.
Meat-extract, Chemical Composition of (A. M.

Wright), 43, 1.
Meat-extracts, Certain Changes in the Com-
position of Nitrogenous Constituents of (A. M.

Wright), 43, 7.
Montan Wax (T. Rigg), 44, 270.
Mutton-bird Oil and Fat, Some Constants of

(L. H. L. Smith), 44, Proc. I, 32.
Nitric Acid, Composition of (H. T. Fathers),

44, 299.
Pentathionic Acid in Natural Waters, First

Noted Occurrence of (J. S. Maclaurin), 43, 9.
Pharmacological Action of Tutu, the Toot-
plant of New Zealand (C. R. Marshall), 43,

Proc. I, 27.
Phosphorus, Action of, on Solutions of Copper

Sulphate and other Metallic Salts (H. Rand),

45, 350.
Pigment in Oysters (G. H. Robertson), 46,

247.

22

INDEX.

Radio-activity of the Artesian- water System of
Christchurch, and the Evidence of its Effect
on Fish-life (C. C. Farr and D. C. H. Florance),
43, 1.85.

Rate of Oxidation of Acetaldehyde to Acetic
Acid (D. B. Macleod), 43, 3.3.

Relation between Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
and Leaf-development (R. Page), 42, 270.

Relation between some of the Phvsical Pro-
perties of Solids (S. Page), 42, 267. "

Shped Wool, Technical Analvsis of (A. M.
Wright), 41, 42.

Tutin, Physiological Action of (F. Fitchett), 41,
286.

Velocity of Evolution of Oxygen from Bleach-
ing-powder Solutions in Presence of Cobalt
Nitrate, and the Modifications produced by
Addition of various Compounds (N. M. Bell),
43, 26.

GEOLOGY.

Aeration of Auckland Lava-beds (J. Stewart),

42, 284.
Age of Alpine Chain of Western Otago (J. Park),

50, IGO.
Age of Waikouaiti Sandstone, Otago (J. A.

Thomson), 50, 196.
Aitutaki and Rarotonga, Geology of (P. Mar-
shall), 41, 98.
Artesian Area, Christchurch, Preliminary Ac-
count of the Geological Faetures of (R.

Speight), 43, 420.
Artesian Trial Bore, Westshore, Napier (R. W.

Holmes), 49, 509.
Artesian Wells, Fluctuation in Water-level,

Christchurch (L. P. Symes), 49, 493.
Artesian Wells, Fluctuations in Water-level,

Christchurch (F. Hilgendorf), 44, 142; 49,

491.
Arthur's Pass Tunnel, Report on the Natural

Features of (C. C. Farr, E. G. Hogg, S. Page,

L. J. Wild, and F. W. Hilgendorf), 51, 422.
Banks Peninsula, Geology of (R. Speight), 49,

365.
Block Mountains and a " Fossil " Denudation

Plain in Northern Nelson (C. A. Cotton), 48, 59.
Bluff, Geology of the (L. J. Wild), 44, 317
Borings at Horotiu, Records of (J. R. Hether-

ington), 47, 613.
Buried Forest near Riccarton, An Ancient :

its Bearing on the Mode of Formation of

Canterbury Plains (R. Speight), 49, 361.
Coalfields of West Nelson, with Notes on the

Formation of Coal (J. Henderson), 43, 297.
Concretions in Recent Sediments of Auckland

Harbour (J. A. Bartrum), 49, 425.
Diastrophic and other Considerations in Classi-
fication and Correlation, and the Existence of

Minor Diastrophic Districts in the ?\otocene

(J. A. Thomson), 49, 397.
Earth, Evidences of the Condition of the Interior

of the (M. A. Eliott), 43, Proc. Ill, 94.
Earthquakes —

Earthquake Origins in South-west Pacific,
1910 (G. Hogben), 44, 139.

Earthquakes, East Coa.st, Notes on (G. Hog-
ben), 50, 280.

Earthquakes! n N.Z., Some Recent (G. Hog-
ben), 46, 301.

Milne Seismographs. Records of (G. Hogben
and H. F. Skey), 44, 441.
Fauna of Hampden Beds and Classification of

the Oamaru System (P. Marshall), 51. 226.

Flint-beds associated with the Amuri Limestone

of Marlborough (J. A. Thomson), 48, 48.
Fossils (.see Palaeontology).

Genesis of Surface Forms and Present Drainage-
systems of West Nelson (J. Henderson), 43,
306.
Geomorphology of Coastal District of South-
western Wellington (C. A. Cotton), 50, 212
Glaciers —

Glacial Till in Hautapu Valley, Rangitikei

(J. Park), 42. 575.
Glaciated Surfaces and Boulder-clay near

Bealey (R. Speight), 43, Proc. Ill, 98.
Glaciation in Tararua Ranges, The Discovery
and Extent of Former (G. L. Adkin), 44,
308.
Glaciation of New Zealand (P. Marshall), 42,

334.
Glaciation of North Island, N.Z. (J. Park),

42, 580.
Glaciation on Shores of Cook Strait and

Golden Bay (J. Park). 42, 585.
Great Ice Age of N.Z., The (J. Park). 4?, 589.
Marlborough Coastal Moraines and Waiau

Glacial Valley (J. Park), 43, 520.
Rate of Erosion of Hooker and Mueller

Glaciers (P. Marshall), 45, 342.
Rate of Erosion of Hooker a.nd Mueller

Glaciers (J. Park), 49, 395
Striated Erratic Block of Andesite in Rangi-
tikei Valley (J. Park), 48, 135.
Striated Stones from St. Bernard Saddle, Wai-

makariri Valley (M. C. Gudex), 41, 33.
Terminal Face of Franz Josef Glacier, Recent
Changes in the Position of (R. Speight),
47, 353.
Graveld of North Canterbury, The Older (R.

Speight), 51, 269.
Handbuch der Regionalen Geologie : New Zealand
and Adjacent Islands (P. Marshall), 44, Proc.
II, 60.
Hawera Series, or So-called " Drift Formation "

of Hawera (J. A. Thomson), 49, 414.
Horowhenua Coastal Plain and Associated
Physiographic Features (G. L. Adkin), 51, 108.
Intermontane Basins of Canterbury (R. Speight),

47, 336.
Junction of the Amuri Limestone and Weka
Pass Stone, Typical Section showing (C. A,
Cotton), 44, Proc. IH, 84.
Kaipara, Geology of Central (P. Marshall), 49,
433.

PAPERS : GEOLOGY.

23

Kakanui, Geology of Neighbourhood of (G. H.

Uttlev), 48, 19."
Kerniaciec Islands, Geoloyv of (W. R. B. Oliver),

43, 524.
Limestones of N.Z., The Younger (P. Marshall),

48, 87.
Loess at Timaru, Mechanical Composition of

(L. .1. Wild), 51, 28G.
Mangaia, Geology of (P. Marshall), 42, 3:^3.
Marble at South Peak, Otago Occurrence of

Thin Bands of (J. Park), 51, 41
Middle Clarence and Ure Valley, Marlborough,

Geology of (J A. Thomson), 51, 2S9.
Minerals,' Additions to List of N.Z. (P. Mar-

sliall), 41, 10.5.
Moorea and Rtuutu Islands, Geology of (P.

Marshall), 46, 281
Mount Arrowsmith District : Study in Physio-

grai3hy and Plant Ecology (R. Speight, L.

Cockayne, and R. M. Laing). 43, 315.
Napier to Runanga and the Tau])o Plain (H.

Hill), 43, 288.
Norfolk Island : Chief Physiographic Features

(R. M. Laing), 45, 323.
Northernmost N.Z., Geological Reconnaissance

of (J. M. Bell and E. de C. Clarke), 42, 613.
Oamaru-Papakaio District, Geology of (G H.

Uttley), 50, 118.
Orientation of River- valleys of Canterbury

(R. Speight), 48, 137.
Otago Goldfields : Geology of Quartz Veins

(A. M. Finlayson), 41, 64.'
Palaeontology —

Cainozoic Fossils from Oamaru (P. Marshall),

47, 377

Cephalopods, Some N.Z. Fossil (P. Marshall),

41, 143.
Cerithiidae : Descriptions of New Species of

the Family (H. Suter), 51, 68.
Coral from Lower Oamaruian Tuffs, A New

Species of (J. Park), 49, 396.
Corals from Kermadec Islands (T. W.

Vaushan), 49, 275.
Fossil Plains of North Otago (C. A. Cotton).

49, 429.
Fossiliferous Beds at Kawa Creek, West Coast.

South of Waikato River (J. A. Bartrum),

51, 101.
Fossils and Age of Hampden (Onekakara)

Beds (P. Marshall), 49, 463.
Fossils at Oamaru, Some Localities for (P.

Marshall and G. H. Uttley), 45, 297.
Fossils from Lower Waipara, Additions to

List of (R. Speight), 46, 300.
Fossils from Target Gully, near Oamaru

(P. Masrhall), 49, 461.
Fossils near Oamaru, Some Localities for

( P. Marshall and G. H. Uttley), 46, 279.
Gastropods, Some New Fossil (P. Marshall),

48, 120.

Graptolites, Golden Ridge (T. S. Hall), 47, 41 1.

Graptolites, Lower Ordovician. in Western
Otago, Occurrence of (T. S. Hall), 47, 410.

Moa-bones in Lower Wanganui Strata (P.
Marshall), 51, 2.50.

Moa-remains on Stewart Island (W. B. Ben-
ham), 42, 354.

Palaeontology — -conUnvpd.

Mollusca from Bluecliffs, South Canterbury,
List of Fossil (M. C. Gude.v), 46, 278.

Mollusca, New Fossil (J. A. Bartrum), 51, 96.

Mollusca, New Fossil, Species of ( P ?ilarshall
and R. Murdoch), 51, 253.

Mollusca, New Fossil, Two (H. Suter), 43, 595.

Mollusca, New Species of Tertiary (H. Suter),
45, 294.

Molluscan Fauna of Pakaurangi Point, Kai-
para Harbour, Tertiary (P. Marshall), 50,
263.

Present Position of N.Z. Palaeontology, with
a List of Papers on the Palaeontology of
N.Z., including the Titles of those Strati-
graphical Papers containing Important
Lists of Fossils (A. Hamilton), 42, 4(i.

Terminology for Beak and Foraminal Develop-
ment in Brachiopoda (S. S. Buckman), 51,
45! >.

Terminology for Foraminal Development in
Terebratuloids (Brachiopoda) ( ■'. S. Buck-
man), 48, 130.
Petroleum in N.Z., Occurrence of (R. Speight),

47, 355.
Petrology — •

Andesites of White Island (R. Speiglit\ 46,
298.

Cape Runaway District, Geologj^ of (P. Mar-
shall), 46, 2*83.

Contact Rock from West Nelson (P. Marshall),
41, 101.

Hornblende-andesites from Solander Islands
(R. Speight), 41, 52.

Igneous Intrusions of Mount Tapuaenuka
(.J. A. Thomson), 45, 308.

Igneous Rocks of N.Z. : Additional Facts con-
cerning Distribution (J. A. Bartrum), 49,
418.

Igneous Rocks of Waihi Goldfields (P. G.
Morgan), 43, 258.

Igneous Rocks of Westport District, Some
"intrusive (.J. A. Bartrum), 46, 262.

Nephelinite Rocks in N.Z. (P. Marshall), 44,
304.

" Red Rocks '" and Associated Beds of Wel-
lington Peninsula (T. K. Broadgate), 48, 76.

Rock-magmas, Physical and Chemical State
and Probable Role of Water in (P. G.
Morgan), 45, 398.

Rocks from Kermadec Islands, Petrological
Notes on, with some Geological Evidence
for the Existence of a Subtropical Pacific
Continent (R. Speight), 42, 241.

Rocks from Norfolk Island, Collection of

(R. Speight), 45, 326.
Rocks from Paraj^ara, Bluff Hill, and Wai-

kawa (J. A. Thomson), 42, 33.
Rocks of Mount Cargill, Dunedin (J. A.

Bartrum), 44, 163.
Rock-specimens collected in South Victoria

Land (R. H. Worth), 43, 482.
Stratified Rocks of West Coast of South Island,

Unconformities in (P. G. Morgan), 46, 270.
Volcanic Rocks of Oamaru, with Special
Reference of their Position in the Strati-
graphical Series (G H. Uttley), 50, 106.

24

INDEX.

Physiography of Cass District (R. Speight), 48,

145.
Physiography of WeUington Harbour (J. M.

Bell), 42, 534.
Platinum Gravels of Orepuki (R. A. Far-

quharson), 43, 448.
Post-glacial Climate of Canterbury (R. Speight),

43, 408.

Post-Tertiary Geological History of Ohau River
and the Adjacent Coastal Plain, Horowhenua
County (G. L. Adkin), 43, 496.

Raised Beaches of Cape Turakirae (B. C. Aston),

44, 208.

Rarotonga and Aitutataki, Geology of (P.

Marshall), 41, 98.
Redchff Gully, Rakaia River (R. Speight), 45, 335.
Reef-bordered Coasts, Significant Features of

(W. M. Davis), 51, 6.
Reefton Gold-veins, Geology of (A. M. Finlay-

son), 41, 85.
Relation between Cretaceous and Tertiary

Rocks (P. Marshall), 48, 100.
Relationship of Upper Cretaceous and Lower

Cainozoic Formations in N.Z. (J. Park), 49, 392.
Rock Platforms, High-water : A Phase of

Shore-line Erosion (J. A. Bartrum), 48, 132.
Rock-series of N.Z., The Younger (P. Marshall,

R. Speight, and C. A. Cotton), 43, 378.
Rough Ridge, Otago, and its Splintered Fault-
scarp (C. A. Cotton), 51, 282.
Rurutu Islands. Moorea and. Geology of (P.

Marshall), 46,' 281.
Shingle-spit in Lake Coleridge (R. Speight), 45,

331.
Signal Hill, Geology of (C. A. Cotton), 41, 111.
Soils of the Wairau Plain, Marlborough (L. J.

Wild), 47, 413.
Southern Alps, Structure of (P. G. Morgan),

43, 275.
Stage Names applicable to the Divisions of the

Tertiary in N.Z. (J. A. Thomson), 48, 28.

Stratigraphical Relationship of Weka Pass Stone

and Amuri Limestone (R. Speight and L. J,

Wild), 50, 65.
Stratigraphy of Tertiary Beds of TreUssick or

Castle Hill Basin (R. Speight), 49, 321.
Structural and Glacial Features of Hurunui

Valley (R. Speight), 50, 93.
Tahiti, Geology of (P. Marshall), 47, 361.
Tertiarv Beds in Pareora District, Succession of

(M. C. Gudex), 50, 244.
Tertiary Outlier in Basin of Rakaia (R Speight),

49, 356.
Trelissick or Castle Hill Basin, Further Notes on

(R. Speight), 51, 157.
Tuamarina Valley : Note on the Quaternary

Historv of Marlborough Sounds District (C. A.

Cotton), 45, 316.
Tubuai Islands and Pitcairn Island, Geology of

(P. Marshall), 50, 278.
Unconformities from Late Cretaceous to Early

Miocene in N.Z., Record of (P. G. Morgan), 48, 1.
Uplifted East Coast of Marlborough. Preliminary

Notes on (C. A. Cotton), 46, 286.
Volcanoes —

Crater of Ngauruluje (P. Marshall), 41, 102.

Rotomahana and District visited Twenty-
three Years after the ErujDtion (H. Hill),
43, 278

Volcanic Eruptions on Ambrym Island (P.
Marshall), 47, 387.
Waipara Gorge, Lower, Preliminary Account

of (R. Speight), 44, 221.
Wairarapa, The Great : A Ijost River (H. Hill),

41,429.
Wangaloa Beds, The (P. Marshall), 49, 450.
Wellington Phvsiographv, Notes on (C. A.

Cotton), 44, 245 ; 46, 294.
West Coast Sounds, Geology of (R. SiDeight),

42, 255.
Westport-Charleston High-level Terraces, Geo-
logical History of (J. A. Bartrum), 46, 255

PHYSICS.

Cirrus Clouds, Direction and Motion of (H. B.

Devereux), 45, 18.
Deflection of Plumb-line from Vertical due to

Spheroidal Form of Figure of the Earth, and

its Effect on Latitude of Stations above Mean

Sea-level (W. T. Neill), 47, 578.
Depression of Freezing-point of Water by Carbon

Dioxide in Solution (F. D. Farrow), 43, 29.
Evidences of the Condition of the Interior of

the Earth (M. A. Eliott), 43, Proc. Ill, 94.
Gamma Ravs, Nature of (P. W. Burbidge and

T. H. Laby), 44, Proc. J, 30.
Ground-temperature at Owaka (J. T. Bryant),

42, Proc. II, 59.
Harmonic Analysis of Tidal Observations (C. E.

Adams), 43, Proc. Ill, 83.
Harmonic Tidal Constants of N.Z. Ports :

(1) Wellington and Auckland, (2) Dunedin

and Port Chalmers (C. E. Adams), 45, 20 ;

46, 316.

Investigations into the Resistance of Earth

Connections (L. Birks), 48, 464.
Latitude, Longitude, and Height of Hector Ob-

servatorj% WeUington (C. E. Adams) 47,
[ 590.

Mokoia Aerolite, witli Introductory Remarks on

N.Z. Meteoric Phenomena (G. R. Marriner),

42, 176.
Multiple Rainbow. Description of (G. L. Adkin),

44, Proc. Ill, 85.
Night Marching by Stars (G. Hogben). 49,

513.
Rainfall and Meteorology of Waihi (H. B.

Devereux), 42, 408.
Southern Variable Stars (.J. C. Westland), 48,

500.
Star Test for Telescopic Mirrors (T. Allison), 48,

498.
To what Extent is Earth-rotation the Cause of

Ocean Currents ? (A. W. Burrell), 51, 264.

PAPERS : ZOOLOGY.

25

ZOOLOGY.

[The gioups of animals are given in approximately the same order as in the " Index Faunae Novae Zealandiae,

MAMMALIA.

Mammals and Reptiles of Kermadec Islands (W. R. B. Oliver), 43, 535.
Osteology of Antarctic Seals (R. B. Thomson), 42, Proc. IV, 128.

AVES.

Anas superciliosa, On a Pure-white Form of

(D. L. Popplewell), 47, 145.
Avifauna of Kermadec Islands (T Iredale), 45, 78.
Bird-life in N.Z. (E. F. Stead), 42, Proc. Ill, 69.
Bird-life on the Kermadec Islands (T. Iredale),

43, Proc. II, 56.
Birds of Kapiti Island, Notes on (J. Drummond),

41, .30. ^
Birds of Kermadec Islands, Notes on (W. R. B.

Oliver), 45, 92.
Birds of South-western Otago, Notes on (A.

Philpott), 46, 205 ; 51,216.
Bird-song, Notes on N.Z. (J. C. Andersen),

41, 422 ; 43, 656 ; 45, 387 ; 47, 593 ; 49,

519 ; Kapiti Island, 50, 282.
Geographical Relationships of the Birds of

Lord Howe, Norfolk, and Kermadec Islands

(W. R. B. OHver), 44, 214.
Moa, Footprints of (K. Wilson), 45, 211.

Moa : Legendary, Historical, and Geological, Szg.

(H. Hill), 46, 330.
Moa : New Light on the Period of Extinction

(T. W. Downes), 48, 426.
Moa-remains on Stewart Island, Discovery of

(W- B. Benham), 42, 354.
New Zealand Petrels (F. C. Godman), 42,

Proc. II, 61 ; 43, Proc. I, 28.
Nomenclature of Birds of N.Z., being an Abstract

of Mathews and Iredale's " Reference List "

(W. B. Benham), 46, 188.
Pipiwharauroa, or Bronze Cuckoo, with an

Account of its Habits (R. Fulton), 42, 392.
Piiffinus griseus. On a Partially White Form of

(D. L. Poppelwell), 50, 144.
Rhipidura fabellifera. Nesting Habits of (W. W.

Smith), 41, 1.
Saddleback of N.Z. (Creadion carunciilatus)

(W. W. Smith), 43, 165.

REPTILIA.
Reptiles and Mammals in Kermadec Islands (W. R. B. Oliver), 43, 535.

AMPHIBIA.
Discoglossoid Frog from N.Z., A New (A. R. McCuUoch), 51, 447.

PISCES.

Eels and Eel- weirs (Tuna and Pa-tuna) (T. W.

Downes), 50, 296.
Fish Fauna of Kermadec Islands (E. R. Waite),

44, Proc. I, 28.
Fish Fauna of N.Z., Additions to (E. R. Waite).

43, Proc. I, 25 ; Proc. II, 49.
Fish of Taupo-nui-a-Tia, Edible (H. J. Fletcher),

51, 259.
Fishes, Notes on N.Z. (E. R. Waite), 42, 384 ;

44, 194 ; 45, 215 ; 46, 127.
Further Experiments on the Influence of

Artesian Wells on the Hatching of Trout

(D. B. McLeod and C. C". Farr), 43, 55.

Investigation of the Age and Growth of Brown
Trout in Canterbury, as shown by Microscopic
Examination of their Scales (M. H. Godby),
51, 42.

Known Fishes of Kermadec Islands and Norfolk
Islands, with a Comparison of those of Lord
Howe Island) (E. R. Waite), 42, 370.

Porcujjine - fish (Dkotyh'chthys jaculifervs), On
the Gonoducts of the (H. B. Kirk) 48,
384.

Trachipterus in N.Z. : Occurrence of the Genua
(H. Hamilton), 48, 370.

TUNICATAi
Styela coerulea (Quoy and Gaimard) (A. J. Cottrell), 45, 168.

CYCLOSTOMATA.
Heptatrema cirrata Forster, Some Features of the Circulatory System of (H. B. Kirk), 44, 241.

26

INDEX.

MOLLUSCA.

Amphibola crenata Martyn, Structure of (W. C.

Farnie), 51, 69.
Astraea heliotropimn, Note on the Younger

Stages of (M. K. Mestayer), 50, 191.
Brachiopod Genera : The Position of Shells with

Magaselliform Loops, and Shells with Bou-

ehardifoim Beak Characters (J. A. Thomson),

47, 302.
Bracliiopoda of N.Z., Additions to Knowledge

of Recent (J. A. Thomson), 47, 404.
Brachiopoda of N.Z. and Australia, Additions

to Knowledge of Recent and Tertiary (J. A.

Thomson), 48, 41.
Cephalopods from Kermadec Islands, Collection

of (S. S. Berry), 46, 134.
Commentary on Suter's Manual of N.Z. Mol-

hisca (T. Iredale), 47, 417.

Land Molluscan Faunas of the Kermadec

Group and Norfolk Inland, A Comimrison of

(T. Iredale), 47, 498.
Marine Mollusca from the Kermadec Islands,

and on the " Sinusigera Apex " (T. Iredale),

43, Proc. II, 57.
Mollusca from Dredgings taken off the Coast of

N.Z., Snares Islands, and Bounty Islands

(M. K. Mestayer), 51, 130.
Mollusca from Dredgings taken off the Northern

Coast of N.Z. (M. K. Mestayer), 48, 122.
Mollusca from Kermadec Islands (W. R. B.

Ohver), 47, 509.
Origin of New Species by Isolation (H. Suter),

49, 279.
Pecten mvltisqvamatus Dunker, and Pecten radi-

ahis Hutton (M. Bavay), 43, Proc. II, 56.
Shells found Fossil, List of Recent (H. Suter) 42,8.

INSECT A.

Lepidoptera —

Caradrinina, Revision of Classificalion of

N.Z. (E. Meyrick), 44, 88.
Contributions to the Study of N.Z. Ento-
mology from an Economical and Biological
Standpoint —
No. 1 , Phtsia chakitef< Esp. ; No. 2, Nycfe-
mera anmdata Boisd. ; No. 3, Venusia
verriculafa Feld. (M. N. Watt), 47, 245.
No. 4, Phoroccra nefan'a Hutt. ; No. 5,
Psychoda conspicilhita Hudson ; No. 6,
SyrphvsropalvsWuWi. ; No. 7, Phylomi/za
nlhkeps Mg. (M. N. Watt and D.' Miller),
47, 274.
No. 8, Parectopa citharoda ;jieyr. (M. N.
Watt), 48, 407.
Description of New Species of Lepidoptera
(A. Philpott), 44, 115: 45, 76; 46, 118 ;
47, 192 ; 48, 420 ; 49, 239 ; 50, 125 ; 51,
224.
Dragon-flies from Kermadec Islands ^R. J.

Tillyard), 44, 126.
Flightless Females in a cei-tain Species of
Moths, with an Attempted Explanation
(G. V. Hudson), 45, 52.
Geometridae, Notes on Nomenclature of N.Z.,
with Description of a New Species (L. B.
Prout). 44, Proc. II, 52.
Larvae of some N.Z. Lepidoptera (R. M.

Sunley), 43, 129.
Leijidoptera from Kermadec Islands (E.

Meyrick), 42, 67.
Lepidoptera of Otago, List of (A. Philpott),

49, 195.
Mallophaga from the Kermadecs, A Collection
of (T. H. .Johnston and L. Hari'ison), 44,
363.
Melanchra from Mount Egmont, Description

of New Species (M. N. Watt), 48, 413.
Moths —

Clirysalis of Austialian Wood-boring Moth
found in Wellington, On (A. Hamilton),
42, Proc. I, 15. ^

Lepidoptera — continued.
Moths — contin ued.

Instance of the Effects of Natural Selection
and Isolation in reducing Wing-exjjan-
sion of a Moth (A. Philpott), 45, 431.
Moth, Description of a New Species of (A.

Philpott), 42, 544.
Moths, Notes on Life-history of some N.Z.

(W. G. Howes), 46, 97.
Protective Mimicrv of N.Z. Moths (A.
Philpott), 45, 431.
New Lepidoptera (W. G. Howes), 46, 95 ;

49, 274.
New Lepidoptera : Geometridae (L. B. Prout),

46, 122.

New Species of Lepidoptera (W. G. Howes),
43, 127.

New Species of Lepidoptera, w4th Notes on
Larvae and Pupae of some N.Z. Butter-
flies (W. G. Howes), 44, 203.

N.Z. Insect Fauna, Summaries of Papers re-
lating to (G. W. Kirkaldy), 42, Proc. IV, 129.

N.Z. Lei^idoptera, Notes and Descriptions of
(E. Meyrick), 41, 5 ; 42, 63 ; 43, 58 ; 44,
117 ; 45, 22 ; 46, 101 ; 47, 201 ; 48, 414 ;
49,245; 50, 132; 51,349.

Nomenclature of N.Z. Lepidoptera (G. B
Longstaff), 44, 108.

Notes on Lepidoptera collected by H. Hamilton
in Queenstown District, Otago, November,
1907, to March, 1908 (A. Hamilton), 41, 44.

Notodontina. Revision of the N.Z. (E. Mey-
rick), 49, 248.

Ova of some of the N.Z. Lepidoptera (M. N.
Watt), 46, 65.

Pyralidina, Revision of the N.Z. (E. Mevrick),
45, 30.

Syrphidae, New Species of (D. Miller). 43, 125.

Tineina, Revision of the N.Z. (E. Meyrick),

47, 205.

Tortricina, Revision of Classification of N.Z.

(E. Meyrick), 43, 78.
Vegetable Caterpillar, Notes on (W. G. Howes),

43, Proc. Ill, 100.

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Diptera —

Biouomic Observations of certain N.Z. Diptera
(D. Miller), 42, 226.

Blepharoceridae of N.Z. (D. Miller), 49, 530.
Blepliarocerids from N.Z., Two (C. G. Lamb),

45, 70.

Diptera Fauna of N.Z., Contribvxtions to :

Part I (D. Miller), 49, 172.
Diptera of Kermadec Islands (D. Miller),

46, 125.

Empididae, New Snecies of N.Z. (D. Miller),

45, 198,
Eiin)i.% New Species of N.Z. (D. Miller), 42,

235.

Fleas, Kermadec Islands (F. W. Hilgendorf),

49, 428.
Mdcquadia, New Species of N.Z. (D. Miller),

45, 206.
Perla (Stone-fly) in N.Z. : Description of

New Species (G. V. Hudson), 45, 51.

Tipula heterogama, a New Species of Crane-fly
in N.Z. (G." V. Hudson), 45, 68.

Coleoptera —

Coleoptera from Chatham Islands (T. Bmnn),

41, 145.

Coleoptera from Kermadec Islands (T. Broun),

42, 291.

Coleopterous Fauna of Chatham Islands,

(T. Broun), 42, .S06 ; 43, 92.
Cossonidac, Pvovision of N.Z. (T. Broun), 41,

151.
New Genera and Species of Coleoptera (T.

Broun), 44, 379 ; 45, 97.

Hemiptera —

Coccidae, New (G. Brittin), 47, 149, 156.
Coccidae in Canterbury Museum (G. Brittin),

48, 423.
Hemiptera of the Maorian Subregion (G. W.

Kirkaldy), 41, 22.

Neuroptera —

Additions to Perlidae, Neuroptera - Plani-
pennia, and Trichoptera of N.Z. (E. J.
Hare), 42, 29.

Orthoptera —

Deinacrida rugosa Buller (A. Hamilton), 45, 210.

MYRIAPODA.

Crate lostigmus tasnumianus Pocock, Occurrence in N.Z. of (G. Archev), 49, 319.

Lithobiomorpha of N.Z. (G. Archev), 49, 303.

Myriapoda of the Genus Scutigerella, Order Symphyia, Occurrence in N.Z. of (G. Archey), 47, 293,

ARACHNIDA.

Arachnidae, Some N.Z. and Tasmaman (H. Hogg), 42, 273.

Migas dittinctus, a N.Z. Trap-door Spider, Notes on Nest, Life-historv, and Habits of (J. B.

Gatenby), 44, 234.
Moth-killing Spider, Notes on a (W. W. Smith), 45, 69.

CRUSTACEA,

Amphipoda of N.Z., The Fresh-water (C.

Chilton), 41, 53.
Amphipodan Genera Bircenna, Kuria, and

Wandelia, Notes on (C. Chilton), 41, 59.
Ceina, an Aberrant Genus of the Amphipodan

Family Talitridae (C. Chilton), 51, 118.
Cirripedia of N.Z.. Revision of (L. S. Jennings),

50, 56.
Crab, A Fresh-water, and its Distribution in

N.Z. and Australia (C. Chilton), 47, 316.
Crayfishes of N.Z., Fresh-water (G. Archey), 47,

295.
Crayfishes of N.Z., Marine (G. Archey), 48,

396.
Crustacea of Kermadec Islands (C. Chilton), 43,

544.
Crustacea of N.Z. : Miscellaneous Notes (C.

Chilton), 44, 128.
Crustacean, Lepidurus viridus Baird, Occurrence

and Habits of (E. M. Herriott), 49, 284.

Dajihnia new to N.Z., Description of (G. Archey)'

46, 124.
Dispersal of Marine Crustacea by Means of

Ships (C. Chilton), 43, 131.
Elasmopu.s, N.Z. Species of Amphipodan Genus

(C. Chilton), 47, 320.
Gammaridae, Some Australian and N.Z. (C,

Chilton), 48, 359
Iso])Gd inhabiting Ants' Nests in N.Z. (C. Chilton),

42, 190.

Isopoda of N.Z., Additions to the Terrestrial
(C. Chilton), 42, 286.

Orchestra, New Species of (C. Chilton), 48, 354.

Pedunculate Cirripedia of N.Z. and Neighbour-
ing Islands (L. S. Jennings), 47, 285.

Sand-hojjpers belonging to the Genus Talorchestia
(C. Chilton), 49, 292.

Stomatopoda, Revision of the N.Z. (C. Chilton),

43, 134.

Undescribed Barnacle of the Genus Scalpellum
from N.Z. (N. Annandale), 43, 164.

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INDEX.

ANNULATA.

Earthworms from Stephen IslandfandJD'Urville
Island (W. B. Benham), 5i, 35.

Hyla mirea. Occurrence of Two Unusual Blood-
vessels in (W. B. Benham), 51, 30.

Lumbricilhis macquariensis (W. B. Benham), 47,
189.

lAimhriciis riibcllus. Remarkable Case of Bifur-
cation in (W. B. Benham), 47, 185.

Minute Structure of Nephridium of the Earth-
worms Maoridrilus rosae Beddard (G. M.
Cameron), 45, 172.

Nephridia of Perieodrihis ricardi and P. montanus
(W. B. Benham and G. M. Cameron), 45,
191.

Oligochaeta from Kermadec Islands (W. B.
Benham), 47, 174.

Polychaetes, Notes on some N.Z. CW. B. Ben-
ham), 47, 161 ; 48, 386.

Polvchaeteous Annelids from the Kermadec
Islands (W. B. Benham), 47, 170.

ECHINODERMATA.

Australian and Indo-Pacific Echinoderms, Notes
on (H. L. Clark), 42, Proc II, 61.

Echinoderms, Tavo New (H. Farquhar), 45,
212.

Gonoducts of the Porcupine-fish [DicotyUchlliys
jaculijerus) (H. B. Kirk), 48, 384.

Preliminary Notes on the I\Tuch-abbre\aated
Development of a Sand - star {Ophionereis
schayeri .?) (H. B. Kirk), 48, 383.

Starfishes, Further Notes on N.Z. (H. Far-
quhar), 41, 126.

Stellerids and Echinids from Kermadec Islands
(W. B. Benham), 43, 140.

MOLLUSCOIDA.

Brachiopoda of N.Z. and Australia, Additions to the Knowledge of Recent and Tertiary (J. A.

Thomson), 48, 41.
Siphonaria ohliquata. Anatomy of (A. J. Cottrell), 43, 582.
Siphonaria obh'qvato, Vascular System of (A. ^J. Cottrell), 44, 374.

, ROTIFERA.

Classified List of N.Z. Rotatoria, including Twelve Species not previously recorded (C. B. Morris),

46, 213.
Notes on Rotifera not previously occurring in N.Z. (C. B. Morris), 45, 163.{

TURBELLARIA.

Geoplana aucklandica and Geoplana marrineri : A Correction in Nomenclature (A. Dendy), 43,
Proc. Ill, 100.

COELENTERATA.
Actinian, Notes on a NZ. {Biinodes aareoradintii) ■ Ctenoiohores, N.Z. (A. Ghigi), 43, Proc. T. 27.

(F. G. A. Stuc key), 41,367.
Actinians from Kermadec Islands, Description

of a Collection of (F. G. A. Stuckey), 46, 132.
Anemones found in the Neighbourhood of

Wellington, Two (F. G. A. Stuckey), 41, 370.
Ascidioclava, New Genus of Gymnoblastic

Hydroids (H. B. Kirk), 47, 146.
Calyptoblast Hydroids from the Kermadec

Islands (F. W. Hilgendorf), 43, 540.

Hydra found in N.Z., Notes on Species of

(G Archey), 44, Proc I, 25.
Hydra new to N.Z., Species of (W. B. Benham),

42, Proc. IV, 128.
Review of N.Z. Actinaria known to Science,

with Description of Twelve Species ^F. G. A.

Stuckey), 41, 374.
Sea-anemones, Notes on Collection of (F. G. A.

Stuckey and C. L. Walton), 42, 541.

PORIFERA,
Sponges collected at Kermadec Islands (H. B. Kirk), 43, 574.

PROTOZOA.
Foraminifera dredged 15' South of Big King at 98 Fathoms Depth (R. L. Mestayer), 48, 128.

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MISCELLANEOUS ZOOLOGYi

Entomological Collecting Tours during Seasons

1908-9 and 1909-10 (H. Hamflton), 43, 115.
Entomology of Ohakune and Waiouru Districts

(G. V. Hudson), 45, 57.
Entomology of Stewart Island (W. G. Howes),

46, 98.
Insect-life : Notes from Canterbury College

Mountain Biological Station (F. W. Hilgen-

dorf), 50, 135.

Mo.squito Larvicides (H. B. Kirk), 50, 193.J
Natural History of Otago H&rbour and Ad-
jacent Seas, together with a Record of
Researches carried on at Portobello Marine
Fish-hatchery: Part I (G. M. Thomson),
45, 225.

Sundry Invertebrates from the Kermadec
Islands (W. B. Benham), 44, 135.

MISCELLANEOUS.

ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC APPLIANCES.

Apparatus for the Determination of the Magni-
tude of Small Forces, especially LTseful in
Connection with HydrauUc Experiments (R. J
Scott), 49, 496.

Arrangement for quieting the Flow of a Stream
of Disturbed Water (R J. Scott), 49, 498.

Cam-lever Balance (C. Cuff), 42, 192.

Methods of Observing to eliminate the Periodic
Errors affecting the Readings of the Graduated
Circles in Astronomical and Surveying In-
struments (W. T. Neill), 46, 309.

Resistance to Flow of Fluids through Pijies

(E. Parry), 48, 481.
1 Resistance to Flow of Water through Pipes
I (E. Parry), 50, 45.
Star Test for Telescopic Mirrors (T. Allison). 48,

498.
Tide-gauge, The Wellington (C. E. Adams), 41,

406.
Time Control of the Wellington Tide-gauge (C. E.

Adams). 43, Proc. Ill, 84. |

EXPLORATION, TRAVEL, AND GEOGRAPHY.

Captain Dumont D'Urville's Visit to Tologa Bay in 1827 (S. P. Smith), 41, 130.
Captain Dumont D'Urville's Visit to Whangarei, Waitemata, and the Thames in 1827 (S. P.
Smith), 42, 412.

HISTORY.

Armour presented to Titore, a Nga Puhi Chief, j Rangitikci, Early History of, with Notes on
by William IV (A. Hamilton), 42, 40. i Ngati Apa Tribe (T. W. Downes), 42, 74.

Ngati Kahu-ngunu Chief Nuku - Pewapewa, I Waikato, The Waterloo of the (W. Welch), 42,
Life of (T. W. Downes), 45, 364. i 1 14.

LITERATURE AND ART.

English Ballad, Development of the Four-
syllabled Metrical Unit (J. C. Andersen), 41,
418.

English Poetry, Natural Classification of (J. C.
Andersen), 41, 410.

English Verse, Smallest Basic Unit in Classifi-
cation of (J. C. Andersen), 42, Proc. Ill, 68.

Verse, Classification of (J. C. Andersen), 42,
481.

Verse-unit (J. C. Andersen), 43, 606.

MATHEMATICS.

Centroidal Triangles (E. G. Hogg), 43, 669.
Certain Conic-loci of Isogonal Conjugates (E. G.

Hogg), 41, 38.
Harmonic Conic of Two Given Conies (E. G.

Hogg), 41, 34.
Inscribed Parabola (E. G. Hogg), 48, 490.
Orthogonal Circles (E. G. Hogg), 47, 584.

Steiner's Envelope (E. G. Hogg), 45, 344.
Theorems relating to Sub-polar Triangles (E. G.

Hogg). 42, 327.
Tripolar Relations, On certain (E. G. Hogg),

45, 346 ; 46, ?A9 ; 50, 317.
Trisection of an Angle (H. W. Segar), 41,

218.

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INDEX.

MEDICINE.

Insanity : Some Comparative Statistics (H. W.

Segar), 41, 221.
Toxicity of Tutu Fruit and Seed (J. Malcolm),

51,1.
Tutin and Tutu Poisoning, Some Experiments

on (J. Malcolm), 46, 248.

Tutin, Physiological Action of, A Contri-
bution to our Knowledge of (F. Fitchett),
41, 286.

Tutu, Pharmacological Action of (C. R. Mar-
shall), 43, Proc. I, 27.

OBITUARY.

Adams. T. W., 51, xi.
Frankland, F. W., 49, .544.
Hamilton. A., 46, v, 3.55, 363 ; 50, 333.
Hooker, J. D. 44, iii, Proc. Ill, 75.
Jennings, L. S., 49, vii.

King, T., 49, vii.
McKay, A., 50, vii.
Stewart, J., 46, vii ; 47, 626.
Suter, H., 51, ix.
Turnbull, A. H., 51, vii.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES.

New Zealand Institute —

Benham, W. B., 1917, 49, 543; 1918, 50,

338
Cheeseman, T. F., 1912, 44, Proc. Ill, 75;

1913, 45, 420.
Chilton, C, 1914, 46, 363 ; 191.5, 47, 626.
Cockayne, L., 1919, 51, 485.
Hamilton, A., 1910, 42, Proc. IV, 99; 1911,

43, Proc. Ill, 74.
Petrie, D., 1916, 48, 530.

Aucklavd —

Briffault, R., 1911, 43, Proc. I, 14.
Canterbury —

Laing, R. M., 1911, 44, Proc. I, 16.
Hawlce'-'i Bay —

Hill, H., 1911, 44, Proc. I, 18.
Otaqo —

Bathgate, A., 1911, 44, Proc. I. 12.
Wellington —

Hamilton, A., 1910, 43, Proc. I, 5.

TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Manufacture of Iron and Steel in N.Z. (S. Jenkinson), 48, 508.

N.Z. Ironsands : Historical Account of the Attempt to smelt Ironsands at Onehunga in 1883
(J. Chambers), 50, 223.

GENERAL.

Effects of the Disappearance of the N.Z. Bush
(Archdeacon Walsh), 43, 436.

General Description of Canterbury College Moun-
tain Biological Station (C. Chilton), 47, 331.

In-breeding : Have its Evil Effects been Ex-
aggerated ? (J. W. Poynton), 42, Proc. I, 17.

Kapiti Island, Report on (H. B. Kirk and W. E.
Bendal!), 51, 468.

Preferential Voting in Single-member Con-
stituencies, with Special Reference to the
Counting of Votes (G. Hogben), 46, 304.

Pronunciation of Scientific Terms, with Special
Reference to Terms used in Botany (A. Wall),
51, 409.

Ruapehu (T. AlUson), 45, 448.

Method of' carrying out the Decimal Currency i Soil Survey of N.Z., Proposal for (L. J. Wild),
(H. Skey), 41, 16. I 49, 476.

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