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Volume 39, 1906
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Transactions.
I.—Miscellaneous.
Pages
Art. II. Transpacific Longitudes. By Dr. Otto Klotz 49–70
XLI. The Comparison of the Oceanic Languages. By Rev. C. E. Fox 464–475
XV. Maori Numeration: Some Account of the Single, Binary, and Semi-vigesimal Systems of Numeration formerly employed by the Maori. By Elsdon Best 150–180
XXXIX. Notes on certain Maori Carved Burial-chests in the Auckland Museum. By T. F. Cheeseman, F.L.S. 451–456
XXIX. On Isogonal Transformations: Part I. By E. Hogg 305–312
II.—Zoology.
III. Notes on the Flesh-eating Propensity of the Kea. By Professor B. Benham, F.R.S. 71–89
XXVIII. Notes on the Natural History of the Kea, with Special Reference to its Reputed Sheep - killing Propensities. By G. R. Marriner 271–304
XXV. On Introduced Birds. By J. Drummond 227–252
XLV. Dates on which Introduced Birds have been liberated, or have appeared, in different Districts of New Zealand. By J. Drummond 503–508
XII. On the Occurrence in New Zealand of Platalea regia, Gould. By T. Iredale 137
XIV. On the Presence of another Australian Frog in New Zealand. By G. R. Marriner 144–149
XLIII. Observations on New Zealand Fishes, made at the Portobello Marine Fish-hatchery 477–496
VII. Notes and Descriptions of Lepidoptera. By E. Meyrick 106–121
XIX. Notes on the Entomology of the Routeburn Valley. By G. V. Hudson 197–205
XXI. Notes on Protective Resemblance in New Zealand Moths 212–219
XVIII. Recent Observations respecting the Origin of the Vegetable Caterpillar. By G. V. Hudson 195–196
XXVII. Notes on, and Additions to, the New Zealand Molluscan Fauna. By H. Suter 265–270
XXVI. Results of Dredging in Hauraki Gulf; with Descriptions of Seven New Species. By H. Suter 252–264
X. Note on the Bipolarity of Littoral Marine Faunas. By H. Farquhar 131–135
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Art. XI. The New Zealand Plateau. By H. Farquhar 135–137
IX. Notes on the New Zealand Echinoderms; with Description of a New Species. By H. Farquhar 123–130
XL. Notes on the Callianassidœ of New Zealand. By Professor Charles Chilton, M.A. 456–464
XVII. On a New Species of Pennatulid (Sarcophyllum bollonsi). By Professor W. B. Benham, F.R.S. 193–195
XIII. New Zealand Ctenophores. By Professor W. B. Benham, F.R.S. 138–143
XVI. Two New Species of Leech in New Zealand. By Professor W. B. Benham, F.R.S. 180–192
XXIII. On the Occurrence of Fredericella sultana in New Zealand. By Professor Arthur Dendy, D.Sc. 221–223
XXXVI. Notice of the Occurrence of Hydatella, a Genus new to the New Zealand Flora. By T. F. Cheeseman, F.L.S. 433–434
XLVII. Notes on Two Marine Gymnomyxa. By Professor H. B. Kirk, M.A. 520–522
III.—Botany.
I. The Fungus Flora of New Zealand: Part II. By G. Massee, F.L.S. 1–49
XXXVIII. Contributions to a Fuller Knowledge of the Flora of New Zealand: No. 1. By T. F. Cheeseman, F.L.S. 439–450
XXX. Some Observations on the Coastal Vegetation of the South Island of New Zealand.—Part I: General Remarks on the Coastal Plant Covering. By Dr. L. Cockayne 312–359
XXXV. On the Vegetation of the Westport District. By W. Townson 380–433
XXXII. Note on the Cook Strait Habitat of Veronica macroura, Hook. f. By Dr. L. Cockayne 361
XXXIII. Some Hitherto-unrecorded Plant-habitats (II). By Dr. L. Cockayne 361–378
XXXIV. Note on the Behaviour in Cultivation of a Chatham Island Form of Coprosma propingua. A. Cunn. By Dr. L. Cockayne 378–379
XXXVII. Notes on Pittosporum obcordatum. By T. F. Cheeseman, F.L.S. 436–439
XXXI. Supplementary Note on the Defoliation of Gaya in New Zealand. By Dr. L. Cockayne 359–360
XXII. Note on the Occurrence of Phyllitis fascia (Muell.), Kuetz, in New Zealand. By R. M. Laing, M.A. 220–221
IV.—Geology.
XLIV. Geological Notes on the South-west of Otago. By Dr. P. Marshall, F.G.S. 496–503
IV. Notes on the Distribution of Ores in Horizontal Zones in Vertical Depths. By Professor James Park, F.G.S. 90–92
V. Notes on the Formation of Zones of Secondary Enrichment in certain Metalliferous Lodes. By Professor James Park, F.G.S. 93–97
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Art. VI. Notes on the Origin of the Metal-bearing Solutions concerned in the Formation of Ore-deposits. By Professor James Park, F.G.S. 98–105
XX. The Influence of the Earth's Rotation on the Course of the Rivers on the Canterbury Plains. By Dr. F. W. Hilgendorf 206–212
XLVI. Oil-wells and Oil-prospects along the East Coast. By H. Hill, F.G.S. 509–520
XLII. Notes on a Coal (?) from Boby's Creek, Waipara. By L. H. Harrison 475–476
XXIV. On the Radio-activity of certain Soils. By J. H. Howell 223–226
VIII. The Increase of Nitrogen in certain Soils due to Nitroculture. By A. M. Wright 121–123
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