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XL. |
On the Reduction of Certain Metals from their Solutions by Metallic Sulphides, and the relation of this to the occurrence of such Metals in a Native State. By W. Skey |
225–231
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XLI. |
On the Electro-motive Power of Metallic Sulphides. By W. Skey |
232–236
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XLII. |
On Certain Properties of the Tutu Plant (Coriaria ruscifolia). By H. G. Hughes, M.P.S. |
237–243
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XLIII. |
On the Relative Ages of the Waitemata Series and the Brown Coal Series of Drury and Waikato. By Captain F. W. Hutton, F.G.S. |
244–249
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XLIV. |
On a Carbonaceous Mineral from Whangarei Harbour. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
250–251
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XLV. |
On the Artesian Wells near Napier. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
251
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On the Occurrence of Native Mercury near Pakaraka, Bay of Islands. By Captain F. W. Hutton |
252–253
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XLVII. |
On the Physical Geography of the Lake Districts of Otago. By James McKerrow |
254–263
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XLVIII. |
On the Sand Hills, or Dunes, in the neighbourhood of Dunedin. By P. Thomson |
263–269
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XLIX. |
On the Disposition of Alluvial Deposits on the Otago Gold Fields. By L. O. Beal |
270–278
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Notes on the Geology of White Island. By James Hector, M.D., F.R.S., Director Geological Survey of New Zealand. With Observations on the Crystalline forms of the Specimens of Sulphur obtained. By E. H. Davis, F.G.S., F.C.S., of the Geological Survey Department |
278–285
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LI. |
On the Nomenclature of Rocks. By E. H. Davis |
285–287
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LII. |
On a New Form of Iron Pyrites. By E. H. Davis |
287
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LIII. |
Remarks on the Resemblance of the Country in the neighbourhood of the Dun Mountain, and Wairoa Gorge, to the Mining Districts of Queensland and Auckland. By W. Wells |
287–292
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LIV. |
Notes on the Thermal Springs, in the Hanmer Plains, Province of Nelson. By Julius Haast, Ph.D., F.R.S. With letter from Dr. Hector to the Superintendent of Nelson on the same subject |
293–298
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LV. |
On Changes in the Hokitika River. By James Rochfort, C.E. |
299–303
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LVI. |
On the Gyration of the Wind in New Zealand, with its Characteristics in the various Quarters. By W. S. Hamilton. (Author's Abstract.) |
303–306
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LVII. |
On Periodic Vertical Oscillations in the Earth's Atmosphere, and the Connection existing between the Fluctuations of Pressure, as indicated by the Barometer, and Changes in the Weather. By H. Skey, Government Meteorological Observer at Dunedin |
306–311
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LVIII. |
Notes on the Chatham Islands and their Inhabitants. By Gilbert Mair |
311–313
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LIX. |
On the Analogy between the Maori and Indo-European Languages. By Edwin Fairburn. (Abstract.) |
313–315
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LX. |
On an Adaptation of Water Power. By J. C. Crawford, F.G.S. |
315–316
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LXI. |
On the Use of the Semicircular Protractor, with a Description of an Improved Form of that Instrument. By James Stewart, C. E., Assoc. Inst. C.E. |
316–318
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LXII. |
On the Use of Salt Water in the "Field" Boiler. By James Stewart |
318–320
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LXIII. |
On a Self-acting Clamp Mountain Wire Tramway. By F. W. Wright, L.M.B. Toronto. (Abstract.) |
321–322
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LXIV. |
On the Currents, Temperature, and Saltness of the Ocean. By W. B. Bray. (Abstract.) |
322–324
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