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• On Solar and Terrestrial Radiation by C. Rous Marten, F.M.S., from Volume 6, 1873
• X-Ray Diffraction Of Ironsand. By N. J. Rumsey, M.Sc., Dominion Physical Laboratory., from Volume 77, 1948-49
• The Evaluation of the Ultraviolet Radiation From the Sun and Other Sources. By E. G. Edie, Smeaton Research Scholar, and C. M. Focken, Beverly-Mackenzie Lecturer in Physics,University of Otago., from Volume 71, 1942
• The Sun's Temperature from Volume 8, 1875
• New Mode of Irrigating an Object on a Microscope. By Prof. Coughtrey, M.D., from Volume 9, 1876
• On a new Fire-grate for economising the Combustion of Coals and Lignites, and increasing the Radiation of Heat. By H. Skey., from Volume 9, 1876
• Auckland Institute. Fourth Meeting: 1st August, 1910. from Volume 43, 1910
• Art. V.—On the most Economic Mode of Felting Steam Boilers. By J. C. Firth., from Volume 6, 1873
• Art. LXIII.—Skeleton revealed by Dew. Schaw, H., from Volume 26, 1893
• Art. LXIV.—On an Oversight in Croll's Mode of lengthening the Age of the Sun's Heat. Bickerton, A. W., from Volume 27, 1894
• Some Physical Principles Affecting Housing. By L. Bastings, Dominion Physical Laboratory, D.S.I.R., from Volume 77, 1948-49
• Fourth Meeting. 4th July, 1876. H. Skey, Vice-president, in the chair. from Volume 9, 1876
• Art. LX.—The Maintenance of the Sun's Heat. By Professor F. D. Brown. (Abstract of a Lecture.), from Volume 18, 1885
• Art. XXIII.—On Temporary Stars. By Martin Chapman., from Volume 38, 1905
• General Symposia (Section F) from Volume 82, 1954-55
• Art. XLII.—Notes in reference to the Prime Causes of the Phenomena of Earthquakes and Volcanoes. By W. T. L. Travers., from Volume 19, 1886
• Art. XIII.—An Account of the Fiji Fire-walking Ceremony, or Vilavilairevo, with a Probable Explanation of the Mystery. Fulton, R. V., from Volume 35, 1902
• Art. VI.—On the Permanency of Solar and Stellar Heat. By Martin Chapman., from Volume 13, 1880
• Errata. from Volume 8, 1875
• Preface. from Volume 9, 1876
• Art. LXIII.—Notes on Refrigeration. By Professor A. W. Bickerton., from Volume 14, 1881