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Volume 38, 1905
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Transactions.
I.—Miscellaneous. Pages
Art. I. Early Native Records of the Manawatu Block. By P.E Baldwin 1–11
XVIII. Maori Place-names, with Special Reference to the Great Lakes and Mountains of the South Island. By James Cowan 113–120
XIX. Some Historic Maori Personages. By T. W. Downes 120–127
XX. The Winged Pilot of Hawaiki. By Archdeacon Walsh 127–130
XXI. On a Stone-carved Ancient Wooden Image of a Maori Eel-god By A. K. Newman 130–134
XXII. On the Musical Notes and Other Features of the Long Maori Trumpet. By A. K. Newman. And Notes on the Maori Trumpet, by W. H. Warren 134–139
XXV. Maori Eschatology: The Whare Potae (House of Mourning) and its Lore; being a Description of many Customs, Beliefs, Superstitions, Rites, &c., pertaining to Death and Burial among the Maori People, as also some Account of Native Belief in a Spiritual World. By Elsdon Best 148–239
LV. Notes upon a Find of Kauri-gum in Rangitikei, Wellington Province. By S. A. R. Mair 499–501
II. Zoology.
XI. Notes on the Hemiptera of the “Index Faunæ Novæ Zealandiæ.” By G. W. Kirkaldy 61–62
XII. Note on a Water-beetle found in Sea-water. By Charles Chilton 63
XIII. On the Occurrence of Metoponorthus pruinosus, Brandt, in New Zealand. By Charles Chilton 64–65
XVI. Results of Dredging on the Continental Shelf of New Zealand. By Charles Hedley 68–76
XVII. On some Foraminifera and Ostracoda obtained off Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. By Frederick Chapman 77–112
XXVI. Additional Notes on the Earthworms of the North Island of New Zealand. By W. B. Benham 239–245
XXVII. On a Large Pterotracheid from the Pacific Ocean. By W. B. Benham 245–248
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Art. XXVIII. An Account of some Earthworms from Little Barrier Island. By W. B. Benham 248–256
XXIX. On the Anatomy of Hyla aurea. By George Marriner 257–265
XXX. Report of some Crustacea dredged off the Coast of Auckland. By Charles Chilton 265–269
XXXI. List of Crustacea from the Chatham Islands. By Charles Chilton 269–273
XXXII. Description of a Species of Phreatoicus from the Surface Waters of New Zealand. By Charles Chilton 274–276
XXXIII. Note on the Occurrence in New Zealand of Dipterous Insects belonging to the Family Blepharoceridœ. By Charles Chilton 277–278
XXXIV. Results of Dredging on the Continental Shelf of New Zealand. By R. Murdoch and H. Suter 278–305
XXXV. Results of Dredging on the Continental Shelf of New Zealand. By W. H. Webster 305–308
XXXVI. Additions to the New Zealand Fauna. By W. H. Webster 309–312
XXXVII. On the Anatomy of Paryphanta atramentaria, Shuttleworth. By R. Murdoch 313–316
XXXVIII. Notes on New Zealand Mollusca, with Descriptions of New Species and Subspecies. By H. Suter 316–333
XXXIX. Genus Isidora: Correction of Article XVI in Last Year's Transactions (Volume XXXVII). By H. Suter 333
XL. On Flabellum rugulosum, Tenison-Woods. By H. Suter 334
XLI. Notes on Insect Swarms on Mountain-tops in New Zealand. By G. V. Hudson 334–336
XLII. Notes on some South Island Birds, and Maori Associations connected therewith. By James Cowan 337–341
LVII. Note on the Occurrence of Two Rare and Two Introduced Moths. By G. Howes 509
LVIII. Some New Species of Lepidoptera. By G. Howes 510–511
LXI. The Portobello Marine Fish-hatchery and Biological Station. By G. M. Thomson 529–558
III.—Botany.
XLIII. On a Specific Case of Leaf-variation in Coprosma baueri, Endl. (Rubiaceœ). By L. Cockayne 341–345
XLV. Notes on a Brief Botanical Visit to the Poor Knights Islands. By L. Cockayne 351–360
XLIV. On the Supposed Mount Bonpland Habitat of Celmisia lindsayi, Hook. f. By L. Cockayne 346–350
XLVI. Notes on the Subalpine Scrub of Mount Fyffe (Seaward Kaikouras). By L. Cockayne 361–374
XLVII. Notes on the Growth of certain Native Trees in the Auckland Domain. By J. Stewart 374–377
XLVIII. On the Leaf-structure of some Plants from the Southern Islands of New Zealand. By Miss E. M. Herriott 377–422
XLIX. Description of a New Native Grass. By D. Petrie 423–424
L. Appendix to List of Seaweeds of Norfolk Island. By R. M. Laing 424
LIV. Two New Ferns. By H. C. Field 495–498
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IV.—Geology.
Art. II. Magmatic Segregation in its Relation to the Genesis of certain Ore-bodies. By James Park 11–16
III. Contact Metamorphism in its Relation to the Genesis of certain Ore-deposits. By James Park 16–20
IV. Thermal Activity in its Relation to the Genesis of certain Metalliferous Veins. By James Park 20–33
V. On the Rôle of Metasomatism in the Formation of certain Ore-deposits. By James Park 33–36
VI. The Deposition of Mineral Matter from Aqueous Solutions in its Relation to the Filling of Cavities and Vein-fissures. By James Park 36–39
VIII. Technical Analyses of Coal, and Coal-testing. By A. M. Wright 42–45
XIV. On Crassatellites trailli. By Captain Hutton 65–66
XV. On a Skeleton of Emeus crassus from the North Island. By Captain Hutton 66–67
LI. The Occurrence of Gold at Harbour Cone. By C. N. Boult 425–446
LII. On the Geology of the Clarendon Phosphate-deposits, Otago, New Zealand. By Arthur Robert Andrew 447–482
LIII. The Gem Gravels of Kakanui; with Remarks on the Geology of the District. By J. Allan Thomson 482–495
LXII. On the Treatment of Partially Decomposed Pyritic Tailings by the Cyanide Process. By H. Frank Shepherd 558–560
LXIII. Geological Notes on the Country North-west of Lake Wakatipu 560–567
V.—Chemistry, Physics, etc.
VII. The Temperature of Combustion of Methane in the Presence of Palladiumised Asbestos (Abstract). By H. G. Denham 39–41
IX. Some New Compounds of a Similar Nature to Antifebrine. By P. W. Robertson 45–50
X. The Estimation and Detection of the Alkaloids by means of their Double Sulphocyanides. By P. W. Robertson 51–61
XXIII. On Temporary Stars. By M. Chapman 139–143
XXIV. Notes on a Meteoric Appearance. By M. Chapman 143–148
LIX. The Effect on Temperature of Molecular Association and Dissociation. By W. S. Page 512–515
LX. The Resistance of Steel to Mechanical Shock, and the Determination of Material suitable for Machinery. By Professor Scott 515–529
LVI. Brief Notes on the Theory of New Zealand Earthquakes. By G. Hogben 502–509
Records of Milne Seismographs—
No. 16, Christchurch: Observer, H. F. Skey 568–571
No. 20, Wellington: Observer, G. Hogben 572–574
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Reports and Proceedings.
Pages
Annual Report of the New Zealand Institute 577
Proceedings—Wellington Philosophical Society 583
" Auckland Institute 591
" Philosophical Institute of Canterbury 594
" Otago Institute 600
" Westland Institute 606
" Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute 607
" Nelson Philosophical Institute 609
" Manawatu Philosophical Society 610
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