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Grants From the Hutton Memorial Research Fund

  • 1919. Miss M. K. Mestayer £10, for work on the New Zealand mollusca.

  • 1923. Professor P. Marshall £40, for study of the Upper Cretaceous ammonites of New Zealand.

  • 1927. Miss M. K. Mestayer £30, for research on brachiopoda and mollusca.

  • 1928. Dr. C. Chilton £50, for research on New Zealand and Antarctic crustacea.

  • 1928. Dr. H. J. Finlay £10, for research on New Zealand mollusca.

  • 1932. Dr. F. J. Turner £30, for geological expedition to south-west portion of Otago.

  • 1932 Mr. C. E. Christensen £25, for collecting hybrid plants at Hanmer.

  • 1932. Mr. L. C. King £20, for geological study of tertiary rocks at Awatere Valley, Marlborough.

  • 1932. Dr. O. H. Frankel £25, for cytological research.

  • 1932. Waitemata Harbour Survey Committee £25, for ecological survey of Waitemata Harbour.

  • 1933. Mr. G. M. Thomson £30, for preparation of illustrated catalogue of New Zealand crustacea.

  • 1933. Mr. K. M. Ruddall £5, for zoological research on Little Barrier Island.

  • 1934. Mr. L. C. King £25, for geological research in the Marlborough District.

  • 1934. Messrs R. A. Falla and A. W. B. Powell £40, for research on the molluscan and bird fauna of the Sub-Antarctic Islands of New Zealand.

  • 1934. Dr. W. R. B. Oliver £50, for assistance in publishing a monograph on the genus Coprosma.

  • 1935 Dr. P. Marshall £40, for purchase of microscope goniometer and field work in connection with mineral “tuhualite” of Mayor Island and the occurrence of the spheroidal granite of Karamea,

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  • 1935. Mr. H. Service £4 10s, for geological research at the Bluff.

  • 1936. Mr. C. O. Hutton £30, for field study of the metamorphic and intrusive rocks of the Lake Wakatipu region.

  • 1938. Dr. F. J. Turner £15, to defray cost of cutting oriented sections of Otago schists.

  • 1939. Mr. L. E. Richdale £20, for expenses in connection with the ringing of birds.

  • 1941. Dr. F. J. Turner £25, for research on the structural petrology of metamorphic rocks in Central Otago and Fiordland.

  • 1941. Dr. S. N. Slater £10, for work on the poisonous constituents of tutu.

  • 1942. Mr. L. E. Richdale £40, for ornithological research at Stewart Island.

  • 1942. Dr. F. J. Turner £25, for structural petrology of metamorphic rocks.

  • 1944. Mr. L. E. Richdale £20, for ornithological research at Stewart Island.

  • 1944. Southland Branch Royal Society of N.Z. £40 towards cost of erecting hut on Whero Island for ornithological observation purposes.

  • 1945. Miss L. B. Moore £10, for the study of marine algae on the Wellington Coast.

  • 1945. Professor B. J. Marples £20, for investigation in vertebrate palaeontology at Duntroon.

  • 1945. Miss Marion L. Fyfe £20, for the study at Coromandel of the frog Leiopelma.

  • 1945. Dr. B. H. Mason £25, for research in geology in the Culverden district.

  • 1946. Mrs E. A. Hodgson £5 for the purchase of two books on hepaticae.

  • 1946. Mr. J. B. Mackie £30, for research on the regional structure of the schists of Northern and Central Otago. (Grant subsequently relinquished on account of grantee's departure from New Zealand.)

  • 1946. Mr. D. W. McKenzie £44, for aerial photographs in connection with a geographic study of Wellington.

  • 1946. Mr. R. J. McLaughlin £30, for geological work on the Haurangi Range area in the eastern portion of the Wellington Province.

  • 1946. Mr. Te Punga £30, for work in connection with geological aspects of palaeobotany and petrography.

  • 1947. Dr. H. B. Fell £4 10s, for research on the New Zealand Bronze Cuckoo.

  • 1947 Dr. K. Wodzicki and Mr. C. A. Fleming £40, for a census of the gannet colonies of New Zealand.

  • 1947. Mr. L. E. Richdale £30, for a gannet census of Solander Island.

  • 1948. Dr. Greta B. Cone £50, for work on plankton organisms and larger fungi.

  • 1948. Mr. M. H. Battey £30, for investigation of the igneous rocks and general geology of Cape Karikari area.

  • 1949. Mr. B. van 't Woudt £42, for research on soil relationships of Pinus radiata in the State Forest Plantations on the acid pumice soils at Kaingaroa Plains.

  • 1949. Mr. V. J. Cook £30, for research on cyperaceae.

  • 1949. Professor L. R. Richardson and Mr. B. Bary £30, for the study by observation flights of the blooming of Cyclotrichium in the Wellington Harbour.

  • 1949. Mr. D. R. McQueen £15, for research on the regeneration after fires in the Nothofagus forests of the Southern Tararuas.

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  • 1949. Messrs. A. W. P. Powell and R. Cooper £50, for an ecological survey of the Gouland Downs area, Nelson.

  • 1949. Mr. W. H. Dawbin £40, for research on humpback whales at Norfolk Island.

  • 1949. Mr. L. E. Richdale, transfer of grant for Solander Island gannet research to albatross and penguin research on the Otago Peninsula.

  • 1951. Dr. E. G. Turbott and Dr. T. E. Woodward £20, for an entomological survey at Three Kings Islands.

  • 1951. Mr. Maxwell Gage £25, for research on the glaciers of Canterbury and Westland.

  • 1951. Mr. E. D. Hatch, for assistance in the cost of drawings for his papers. £18 18s.

  • 1951 Mr. F. J. F. Fisher £25, for a study of the cytogenetic relationships of the N. Z. species of Ranunculus.

  • 1951. Dr. M. Laird £45, for a field trip to Norfolk Island to study protozoan parasites there.

  • 1951. Mr. J. D. Campbell £20, for collecting material for research in New Zealand Triassic and Jurassic Brachiopoda.

  • 1952. Miss V. Jolly, £90, for apparatus and transport for an investigation on the plankton of New Zealand lakes.

  • 1952. Mr. B. H. Mason, £100 for geological survey of igneous rocks in the Kaikoura Mountains.

  • 1954. Mr. J. W. Dawson, £40, collecting specimens of the genus Amsotome in the South Island and Stewart Island.

  • 1954. Dr. Margaret Naylor, £15, for work on algae.

  • 1954. Mr. J. D. Campbell, £20, for work on N. Z. Triassic and Jurassic Brachiopods.

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