Volume 50, 1918
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List of Plates.
| Alexander McKay | Frontispiece. | |
| Holloway, J. E.— | Follows Page | |
| Plate I.—Tmesipteris tannensis (lanceolata) | 2 | |
| Plate II.—Longitudinal section, prothallua of Tmesipteris | 22 | |
| Plate III.—Longitudinal section, point of attachment of young plant of Tmesipteris to the prothallus | 22 | |
| Speight, R.— | ||
| Plate IV.—Contact of Amuri limestone and Weka Pass stone, showing nodules of phosphatized Amuri limestone, on roadside, Weka Pass | 74 | |
| Plate V.—Contact of Amuri limestone with Weka Pass stone on escarpment east of viaduct, Weka Pass | 74 | |
| Plate VI.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Contact of Amuri limestone with greensand layer containing phosphatic nodules, Port Robinson | 82 | |
| Fig. 2. Nodular-layer in Amuri limestone, south side of Amuri Bluff | 82 | |
| Plate VII.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Nodular layer in Amuri limestone, Maori village, Kaikoura Peninsula | 82 | |
| Fig. 2. Nodular layer in Amuri limestone, Atiu Point, Kaikoura Peninsula | 82 | |
| Park, J.— | ||
| Plate VIII.—Bob's Cove, Lake Wakatipu, showing warping of the Tertiary beds | 160 | |
| Cockayne, L.— | ||
| Plate IX.—Leptospermum scoparium Leonard Wilson | 178 | |
| Plate X.—Flowering branch of Leptospermum scoparium Leonard Wilson | 178 | |
| Wall, A.— | ||
| Plate XI.—Relief map of Banks Peninsula | 198 | |
| Plate XII.—Young Plant of Senecio saxifragnoides | 202 | |
| Plate XIII.—Plants of Senecio lagopus | 202 | |
| Cotton, C. A.— | ||
| Plate XIV.—General view of southern end of coastal lowland | 218 | |
| Plate XV.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Fan with cliffed seaward margin, north of Packakariki | 218 | |
| Fig. 2. Dissected bench of Otaki sandstone near Shannon | 218 | |
| Gudex, M. C.— | ||
| Plate XVI.— | ||
| Fig. 1. View of the fluted limestone at Otaio Gorge | 250 | |
| Fig. 2. Solution-pits in the limestone of Holme Station | 250 | |
| Plate XVII.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Road-cutting on Squire's Farm. The columnar structure of the loese is seen | 250 | |
| Fig. 2. The upper part of Little River Valley, viewed from Squire's Farm | 250 |
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| Marshall, P.— | Follows Page | |
| Plate XVIII.—Fossils from Pakaurangi Point | 264 | |
| Plate XIX.—Fossils from Pakaurangi. Point | 264 | |
| Plate XX.—Fossils from Pakaurangi Point | 270 | |
| Plate XXI.—Fossils from Pakaurangi Point | 270 | |
| Plate XXII.—Fossils from Pakaurangi Point | 272 | |
| Downes, T. W.— | ||
| Plate XXIII.—Small pa-tuna at Ngutuwera, Moumahaki River | 310 | |
| Plate XXIV.—Making a poha, Waitotara | 310 | |
| Plate XXV.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Pa-tuna, or eel-weir, at Kauwae-roa, Whanganui River, looking down-stream | 310 | |
| Fig. 2. Pa-tuna at Kanwae-roa, Whanganui River, looking up-stream | 310 | |
| Plate XXVI.—Pa-tuna on Te Aute-mutu Rapid, Whanganui River | 310 | |
| Plate XXVII.— | ||
| Fig. 1. Utu, or lamprey-weir, at Parikino, Whanganui River, looking down strea | 312 | |
| Fig. 2. Utu, or lamprey-weir, at Parikino, Whanganui River, looking up-stream | 312 | |
| Plate XXVIII.— | ||
| Figs. 1, 2, Hinaki herehere of different patterns | 312 | |
| Fig. 3. Korotete | 312 | |
| Plate XXIX.—Hinaki pattern (ripeka) | 312 | |
| Plate XXX.—Hinaki pattern, showing arrangement of ribs | 312 | |
| Plate XXXI.—Hinaki pattern (elongated ripeka) | 314 | |
| Plate XXXII.—Hinaki pattern (pakipaki or aurora) | 314 | |
| Plate XXXIII.—Hinaki pattern (pliable) | 314 | |
| Plate XXXIV.—Hinaki kareao | 314 |