The species noted by me may be tabulated as follows:

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There are 33 species of Polypodiaceae, 40 of Gramineae, 31 of Cyper-aceae, 27 of Onagraceae, 24 of Rubiaceae, 62 of Compositae, while there are 22 families represented by 1 species each. Of genera Carex has 18 species, Epilobium 24, Coprosma 17, Celmisia 11.

Attention may be drawn to the presence of: Gleichenia circinata var. hecistophylla—ridges in hillside forest, very rare; Cyathea Cunninghamii—plentiful in oen locality in hillside forest; Libocedrus Bidwillii—in hillside forest, rare; Hierochloe Fraseri var. recurvata—upper tall tussock-grassland; Deyeuxia Youngii var. Petriei—in Blechnum capense belt, rare; Deschampsia tenella—in lower fell-field, rare; Poa dipsacea—in herb-field, rare; Carex comans var. pulchella —in lower forest; Luzula Cheesemanii—in upper fell-field, rather rare; Astelia Petriei—in tall tussock-grassland, local; Korthalsella salicornioides—on Leptospermum ericoides, plentiful in one locality; Clematis foetida var.?—a small shrubland plant; Ranunculus Enysii —in herb-field, rare; Pittosporum Colensoi var.?—a small tree, very distinct from P. tenuifolium, and also from northern forms of P. Colensoi, not seen in flower or fruit, gully forest, rare; Carmichaelia flagelliformis—so named by the late Mr. Petrie, in lower subalpine scrub, rare; Edwardsia microphylla×prostrata—in débris scrub in one locality, near the Rangitata Gorge; Epilobium pedunculare var. minutiflorum—along stream beds, infrequent; Schizeleima hydrocoty-loides—by streams in herb-field, rare; Angelica decipiens—in tall tussock-grassland;×Hebe Kirkii—river terrace shrubland, very infrequent; Hebe Cheesemanii (= Veronica quadrifaria of the Manual) —Summit rocks, plentiful; Veronica linifolia—rocks by streamsides, noted in one locality only; Euphrasia Laingii—in herb-field; Plantago lanigera—very infrequent; Coprosma areolata—forest-margin, rare; Nertera Cunninghamii—exactly matching the North-west Nelson plant, noted in one locality only; Lobelia linnaeoides—herb-field, infrequent; Olearia Haastii—by streams in tussock-grassland, very rare; Olearia fragrantissima—Lynn Valley, not common; Celmisia incana var.?—a rock-plant near summit, possibly sp. nov., common; Celmisia coriacea×Lyallii—fell-field, rare;×Helichrysum Purdiei —by stremside, Lynn Valley, infrequent; Cotula pectinata—fell-field, infrequent.

The new species discovered were Gaya Allanii—forest-margins, a few plants noted; Hebe Allanii—a rock-plant in tussock-grassland, noted in two localities, and there common.