| I.—Miscellaneous.
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PAGES.
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I. |
The Displacement of Species in New Zealand. By T. Kirk, F.L.S. |
1–27
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II. |
True Instincts of Animals. By Charles W. Parnell |
27–36
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III. |
The Ancient Tribe Te Panenehu. By Captain Gilbert Mair |
36–40
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IV. |
The History of Otakanini Pa, Kaipara. By S. Percy Smith |
41–47
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V. |
Volcanic Activity in Sunday Island in 1814. By S. Percy Smith |
47–49
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VI. |
On Dusky Sound. By Richard Henry, Government Resident in charge of Resolution Island Reserve. Communicated by Sir J. Hector |
50–54
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VII. |
The Ceremony of Rahui. By Taylor White |
54–59
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VIII. |
The Railway and its Place in Social Economy. By A. G. Purchas, M.R.C.S.Eng. |
59–62
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IX. |
Antarctic Research. By Major-General Schaw, C.B., R.E. |
62–71
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X. |
A Wellington Weather Prognostic. By Major-General Schaw, C.B., R.E. |
71–73
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XI. |
The Ultimate Problem of Philosophy. By William W. Carlile |
74–86
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XII. |
Memorabilia of certain Animal Prodigies; Native and Foreign, Ancient and Modern. By W. Colenso, F.R.S., F.L.S. (Lond.), &c. |
87–97
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XIII. |
Democracy. By the Rev. J. Bates |
97–111
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XIV. |
The Training of Teachers for Primary Schools. By the Rev. J. Bates |
111–117
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XV. |
Abel Tasman and his Journal. By Dr. T. M. Hocken, F.L.S. |
117–140
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XVI. |
On an Account of a Massacre at the Entrance of Dunedin Harbour in the Year 1817. By A. Hamilton |
141–147
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XVII. |
On the Forests of New Zealand. By A. Hamilton |
147–163
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XVIII. |
On the Rise and Progress of our Knowledge of the Oceanic Areas. By A. Hamilton |
163–178
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XIX. |
A Comparison of the Magnetic Screening produced by Different Metals. By J. A. Erskine, M.A. |
178–182
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XX. |
Magnetic Viscosity. By E. Rutherford, M.A., B.Sc, 1851 Exhibition Science Scholar |
182–204
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