Contents of this issue
Contents
- CONTENTSContents.
- PLATESList of Plates. [Note.—These are placed at the end of the volume.
- SECTIONNew Zealand Institute.
- SECTIONTransactions
- SUBSECTIONTransactions of thr New Zealand Institute, 1899.
- ARTICLEArt. I.—Zoological Results of Trawling Trials off the Coast of Otago.
- ARTICLEArt. II.—Note on Cordyceps sinclairii, Berkeley.
- ARTICLEArt. III.—Note on the Occurrence of the Genus Balanoglossus in New Zealand Waters.
- ARTICLEArt. IV.—Notes on Macro-lepidoptera observed during the Summer of 1898–99.
- ARTICLEArt. V.—Note on the Fresh-water Crayfishes of New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. VI.—Description of a New Species of Halictus (Andrenidæ) from Christchurch, New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. VII.—Notes on some New Zealand Orthoptera.
- ARTICLEArt. VIII.—Note on Paryphanta lignaria.
- ARTICLEArt. IX.—The Tipulidæ, or Crane-flies, of New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. X.—On Hereditary Knowledge.
- ARTICLEArt. XI.—On the Probable Origin of Notornis mantelli, and its Extinction in New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. XII.—On Tuberculosis in Pheasants in Wanganui.
- ARTICLEArt. XIII.—Crossing with the Muscovy Duck.
- ARTICLEArt. XIV.—Revised List of New Zealand Seaweeds.—Part I.
- ARTICLEArt. XV.—On New Lichens from Australia and New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. XVI.—An Inquiry into the Seedling Forms of New Zealand Phanerogams and their Development.
- ARTICLEArt. XVII.—A. Sketch of the Plant Geography of the Waimakariri River Basin, considered chiefly from an Œcological Poi...
- ARTICLEArt. XVIII.—Notes on the New Zealand Musci.
- ARTICLEArt. XIX.—Notes on the New Zealand Musci: On a Proposed New Genus.
- ARTICLEArt. XX.—On the Vegetative Organs of Haastia pulvinaris.* This research was carried out in the biological laboratory ...
- ARTICLEArt. XXI.—The Geological History of New Zealand.
- ARTICLEArt. XXII.—On the Geology of the District between Napier and Puketitiri.
- ARTICLEArt. XXIII.—On the Volcanoes of the Pacific.
- ARTICLEArt. XXIV.—Castle Rock, Coromandel.
- ARTICLEArt. XXV.—Description of some New Species of Pliocene Mollusca from the Wanganui District, with Notes on other Descri...
- ARTICLEArt. XXVI.—On the Nelson Boulder Bank.
- ARTICLEArt. XXVII.—The Composition of the Soil of the Taupo Plains, and its Suitability for the Growth of Grasses.
- ARTICLEArt. XXVIII.—On the Percentage of Chlorine in Lake Takapuna.
- ARTICLEArt. XXIX.—The Animal Mind as a Factor in Organic Evolution.
- ARTICLEArt. XXX.–The Tohunga-Maori: a Sketch.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXI.—Further Notes on Maori Skeletons and Relics brought to Light at Karaka Bay, Wellington.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXII.—Inherited Instincts and Anecdotes of Domestic Animals.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXIII.—Maori Spirals and Sun-worship.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXIV.—Maori Origins.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXV.–A Name for a Spider.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXVI.—Of a Radiant Phenomenon: “In hoc signovinces.”
- ARTICLEArt. XXXVII.—Memorabilia, Ancient and Modern; being Remarks and Information respecting some of the Tinmines in Cornwa...
- ARTICLEArt. XXXVIII.—Telegraph Cables.
- ARTICLEArt. XXXIX.—Have we the Remains of a Swimming Swan-Like Moa?
- ARTICLEArt. XL.—Moa and Toa—the Bird and the Tree.
- ARTICLEArt. XLI.—About the Native Names for Places.
- ARTICLEArt. XLII.—The Ceremony of Rahui: Part II.
- ARTICLEArt. XLIII.—The fleeing Maru-iwi walk over Glenshea Cliff at Night.
- ARTICLEArt. XLIV.—Browning's Vision of Life.
- ARTICLEArt. XLV.—A Poet's Socialism.
- ARTICLEArt. XLVI.—Problems of Arctic Exploration bearing upon Recent Attempts to reach the North Pole.
- ARTICLEArt. XLVII.—Are they Old Kumara-pits?
- ARTICLEArt. XLVIII.—A Maori Stronghold.
- ARTICLEArt. XLIX.—A Maori Earthwork Fortification.
- ARTICLEArt. L.—Relics of the First New Zealand press.
- ARTICLEArt. LI.—On a New Species of Ophiuroidea.
- ARTICLEArt. LII.—A Hunting Spider.
- ARTICLEArt. LIII.—Arachnids: the Small Pond in the Forest.
- SECTIONNew Zealand Institute
- SECTIONProceedings
- APPENDIXAppendix.
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