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PAGES.
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| IV.—Miscellaneous.
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XLV. |
Ancient Alphabets in Polynesia. By E. Tregear, F.R.G.S. |
353–368
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XLVI. |
Polynesian Folk-lore.—Part II.: The Origin of Fire. By E. Tregear |
369–399
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XLVII. |
The Aryo-Semitic Maori: a Reply. By E. Tregear |
400–413
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XLVIII. |
On Maori Ancestry. By James Coutts Crawford, F.G.S. |
414–418
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XLIX. |
Ancient Tide-lore, and Tales of the Sea, from the two Ends of the World. By W. Colenso, F.R.S., F.L.S., etc. |
418–422
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Notes on the Derelict Ship in Facile Harbour, Dusky Bay. By T. M. Hocken, M.R.C.S., F.L.S. |
422–428
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On a Stereoscopic Aspect of the Moon. By J. Hardcastle |
428
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LII. |
On the Etymology of the word "directus," in Plautus. By Professor F. W. Haslam, M.A. |
429–430
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NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE.
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| Nineteenth Annual Report |
433–434
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| Accounts |
435
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PROCEEDINGS.
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| WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
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| Anniversary Address. By Dr. F. B. Hutchinson, M.R.C.S. |
439
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| Geological Specimens exhibited |
439–440
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| Notes on Forestry. By J. S. Prendeville |
440
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| Recent Explorations North of Chalky Sound, West Coast of Otago. By A. Reischek |
441
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| Exploration of Dusky Sound by Mr. Docherty |
442
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| On the Occurrence of Black Sulphur in the Native State. By Sir J. Hector |
442
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| Remarks on Specimens collected by Professor Hutton from the Auriferous Deposit at Te Aroha |
442
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| Exhibit of live Helices |
443
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| On the Importance of Tide-gauges, and Description of a simple Tide-gauge invented by the Author. By Sir J. Hector |
443–444
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| Extraordinary Discovery regarding Generation in Insects. W. M. Maskell, F.R.M.S. |
444–445
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| Exhibit, illustrative of Propagation of Algaæ |
445–446
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| Exhibit of a rare Diatom (Stauroneis fulmen) |
446
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| Exhibit of Photograph of Prismatic Solar Spectrum on a Chlorophyl plate |
446
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| Remarks on a Collection of Rocks from the Kermadec Islands, made by Captain Fairchild. By Sir J. Hector |
446
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| On a small-sized Specimen of the Hapuka, Hectoria (Oligorus) gigas, Castelneau, caught in Wellington Harbour. By Sir J. Hector |
446–447
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| Notice of a Giant Sun-fish (Orthagoriscus mola) cast ashore at Cape Campbell. By A. Hanson |
447
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