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Volume 51, 1919
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Index.

Authors of Papers.

Pages
Adkin, G. L—Further Notes on the Horowhena Coastal Plain and the Associated Physiographic Features 108–118
Bartrum, J. A.—
New Fossil Mollusca 96–100
A Fossiliferous Bed at Kawa Creek, West Coast, South of Waikato River, New Zealand 101–106
Benham, W. B.—
On the Occurrence of Two Unusual Blood-vessels in Hyla aurea 30–34
Some Earthworms from Stephen Island and D'Urville Island 35–41
Betts, M. Winifred—Notes on the Autecology of certain Plants of the Peridotite Belt, Nelson: Part I—Structure of some of the Plants (No. 2) 136–156
Buckman, S. S.—Termmology for Beak and Foraminal Development in Brachiopoda 450–454
Burrell, A. W.—To what extent is Earth-rotation the Cause of the Ocean Currents? 264–267
Carse, H.—A New Variety of Pleris macilenta 95
Cheeseman, T. F.—
Contributions to a Fuller Knowledge of the Flora of New Zealand: No. 6 85–92
Some Additions to the New Zealand Flora 92–95
Chilton, C.—Ceina, an Aberrant Genus of the Amphipodan Family Talitridae 118–129
Cotton, C. A.—Rough Ridge, Otago, and its Splintered Fault-scarp 282–285
Davis, W. M.—The Significant Features of Reef-bordered Coasts 6–30
Farnie, Winifred C.—The Structure of Amphibola crenata Martyn 69–85
Farr, C. C., and others—Report on the Natural Features of the Arthur's Pass Tunnel 422–426
Fletcher, H. J.—The Edible Fish, &c., of Taupo-nui-a-Tia 259–264
Godby, M. H.—A Preliminary Investigation of the Age and Manner of Growth of Brown Trout in Canterbury, as shown by a Microscopic Examination of their Scales 42–67
Herriott, E. M.—A History of Hagley Park, Christchurch, with Special Reference to its Botany 427–447
Holloway, J. E.—Studies in the New Zealand Species of the Genus Lycopodium: Part III—The Plasticity of the Species 161–216
Laing, R. M.—The Vegetation of Banks Peninsula, with a List of Species (Flowering-plants and Ferns) 355–408
Malcolm, J.—On the Toxioity of the Tutu Fruit and Seed 447–449
Marshall, P.—
Fauna of the Hampden Beds and Classification of the Oamaru System 226–250
Occurrence of Fossil Moa-bones in the Lower Wanganui Strata 250–253
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Marshall, P., and Murdoch, R.—-Some New Fossil Species of Mollusca 253–258
McCulloch, A. R.—A New Discogloaaoid Frog from New Zealand 447–449
Mestayer, M. K.—New Species of Mollusca from various Dredgings taken off the Coast of New Zealand, the Snares Islands, and the Bounty Islands 130–135
Meyrick, E.—Descriptions of New Zealand Lepidoptera 349–359
Park, J.—On the Occurrence of Thin Bands of Marble at South. Peak, near Hampden, Otago 41–42
Petrie, D.—Descriptions of New Native Flowering-plants 106–107
Philpott, A.—
Notes on the Birds of South-western Otago 216–224
Descriptions of New Species of Lepidoptera 224–225
Skinner, H. D.Z—Some Maori Fish-hooks from Otago 267–268
Speight, R.—
Further Notes on the Geology of the Trehssick or Castle Hill Basin 157–160
The Older Gravels of North Canterbury 269–281
Suter H.—Description of a New Species of the Family Cerithiidae 68
Thomson, J. A.—The Geology of the Middle Clarence and Ure Valleys, East Marlborough, New Zealand 289–349
Wall, A.—The Pronunciation of Scientific Terms in New Zealand, with Special Reference to the Terms of Botany 409–414
Wild, L. J.—Note on the Mechanical Composition of the So-called Loess at Timaru 286–288
Williams, H. W.—Some Notes on the Language of the Chatham Islands 415–422
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