Contents - Volume 47, 1914

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• New Zealand Institute.
  • Notice to Members.
  • Memorandum for Authors of Papers for Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute.
• (title page)
• Contents.
• List of Plates.

• Transactions

  • Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, 1914.

    • Art. I.—A Revised List of the Norfolk Island Flora, with some Notes on the Species.
    • Art. II.—Notes on Aciphylla, with Descriptions of New Species.
    • Art. III.—New Species of Flowering-plants.
    • Art. IV.—Descriptions of New Native Phanerogams, with other Short Notices.
    • Art. V.—Some Additions to the Flora of theSubantarctic Islands of New Zealand.
    • Art. VI.—Investigations on Phormium.
    • Art. VII.—Plant-habitats Hitherto Unrecorded.
    • Art VIII.—Notes on Comparatively Recent Changes in the Vegetation of the Taupo District.
    • Art. IX.—Preliminary Note on the Protocorm of Lycopodium laterale R. Br. Prodr.
    • Art. X.—The Ferns and Fern Allies of Mangonui County, with some Notes on Abnormal Forms.
    • Art. XI.—The Prothallia of Three New Zealand Lycopods.
    • Art. XII.—Some New Species of New Zealand Flowering-plants.
    • Art. XIII.—An Undescribed Species of Cotula from the Chatham Islands.
    • Art. XIV.—Notes on the Plant Covering of the Garvie Mountains, with a List of Species.
    • Art. XV.—Notes of a Botanical Visit to Herekopere Island, Stewart Island.
    • Art. XVI.—On a Pure-white Form of Anas superciliosa Gmel.
    • Art. XVII.—On Ascidioclava, a New Genus of Gymnoblastic Hydroids.
    • Art. XVIII.—Some New Coccidae.
    • Art. XIX.—New Coccidae.
    • Art. XX.—Notes on some New Zealand Polychaetes.
    • Art. XXI.—Preliminary Report on the Polychaetous Annelids from the Kermadec Islands.
    • Art. XXII.—Oligochaeta from the Kermadec Islands.
    • Art. XXIII.—A Remarkable Case of Bifurcation in Lumbricus rubellus.
    • Art. XXIV.—On Lumbricillus macquariensis Benham.
    • Art. XXV.—Descriptions of New Species of Lepidoptera.
    • Art. XXVI.—Descriptions of New Zealand Lepidoptera.
    • Art. XXVII.—Revision of New Zealand Tineina.
    • Micropterygina.
    • Index of Genera.
    • Index of Species.
    • Art XXVIII.—Contributions to the Study of New Zealand Entomology, from an Economical and Biological Standpoint: No. 1—Plusia chalcites Esp.; No. 2—Nyctemera annulata Boisd.; No. 3—Venusia verriculata Feld. (Lepidoptera).
    • No. 3. Venusia verriculata Feld.
    • Art. XXIX.—Contributions to the Study of New Zealand Entomology, from an Economical and Biological Standpoint: No. 4—Phorocera nefaria Hutton; No. 5—Psychoda conspicillata Hudson; No. 6—Syrphus ropalus Walk.; No. 7—Phytomyza albiceps Mg. (Diptera).
    • Art. XXX.—Pedunculate Cirripedia of New Zealand and Neighbouring Islands.
    • Art. XXXI.—The Occurrence in New Zealand of Myriapoda of the Genus Scutigerella, Order Symphyla.
    • Art. XXXII.—The Fresh-water Crayfish of New Zealand.
    • Art. XXXIII.—A Fresh-water Crab, and its Distribution in Australia and New Zealand.
    • Art. XXXIV.—The New Zealand Species of the Amphipodan Genus Elasmopus.
    • Art. XXXV.—Notes from the Canterbury College Mountain Biological Station, Cass. No. 1.—Introduction and General Description of Station.
    • Art. XXXVI.—The Intermontane Basins of Canterbury.
    • Art. XXXVII.—Recent Changes in the Position of the Terminal Face of the Franz Josef Glacier.
    • Art. XXXVIII.—Note on the Occurrence of Petroleum, in New Zealand.
    • Art. XXXIX.—The Geology of Tahiti.
    • Art. XL.—Cainozoic Fossils from Oamaru.
    • Art. XLI.—The Recent Volcanic Eruptions on Ambrym Island.
    • Art. XLII.—Brachiopod Genera: The Position of Shells with Magaselliform Loops, and of Shells with Bouchardiform Beak Characters.
    • Art. XLIII.—Additions to the Knowledge of the Recent Brachiopoda of New Zealand.
    • Art. XLIV.—On the Occurrence of Lower Ordovician Graptolites in Western Otago.
    • Art. XLV.—The Golden Ridge Graptolites.
    • Art. XLVI.—Notes on the Soils of the Wairau Plain, Marlborough.
    • Art. XLVII.—A Commentary on Suter's “Manual of the New Zealand Mollusca.”
    • Art. XLVIII.—A Comparison of the Land Molluscan Faunas of the Kermadec Group and Norfolk Island.
    • Art. XLIX.—The Mollusca of the Kermadec Islands.
    • Art. L.—The Chemistry of Flesh Foods—Part II.—(4.) The Composition and Nutritive Value of the Retail Cuts of Mutton and Lamb.
    • Art. LI.—Note on the Determination of Milk-fat.
    • Art. LII.—On the Influence of Pressure on the Solubility of Tricalcic Phosphate in Carbonic-acid Solutions.
    • Art. LIII.—On the Deflection of the Plumb-line from the Vertical due to the Spheroidal Form of the Figure of the Earth, and its Effect on the Latitude of Stations above the Mean Sea-level.
    • Art. LIV.—On Orthogonal Circles.
    • Art. LV.—The Longitude, Latitude, and Height of the Hector Observatory, Wellington, New Zealand.
    • Art. LVI.—New Zealand Bird-song: Further Notes.
    • Art. LVII.—Notes on Nothopanax arboreum, with some Reference to the Development of the Gametophyte.
    • Art. LVIII.—Record of Borings at Horotiu, near Ngaruawahia.

• Proceedings.

  • Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1914.

    • Twelfth Annual Meeting.
    • Presidential Address.
    • Auckland Institute.
    • Wellington Philosophical Society.
    • Philosophical Institute of Canterbury.
    • Otago Institute.
    • Hawke's bay Philosophical Institute.
    • Manawatu Philosophical Society.
    • Wanganui Philosophical Society.
    • Nelson Institute.
• Appendix.
  • New Zealand Institute Acts.
  • New Zealand Institute Act, 1908. 1908, No. 130.
  • Regulations.
  • The Hutton Memorial Medal and Research Fund.
  • Hector Memorial Research Fund.
  • The Carter Bequest.
  • New Zealand Institute.
  • Former Manager and Editor.
  • Former Manager and Editor.
  • Past Presidents.
  • Honorary Members.
  • Ordinary Members.
  • List of Institutions.
• Index.
  • Authors of Papers.