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Pages
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| Election of Officers for 1874 |
390
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| On the Durability of New Zealand Timber, with Suggestions for its Preservation. By John Buchanan |
390–391
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| On Solar and Terrestrial Radiation. By C. Rous Marten, F.M.S. |
391–392
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| AUCKLAND INSTITUTE.
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| Abstract Report of the Council |
393
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| Election of Officers for 1873 |
393
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| Anniversary Address of the President, His Honour T. B. Gillies |
394–399
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| Report on, and Analysis of, the Water with which it is proposed to Supply Shortland and Grahamstown. From the Colonial Laboratory. Communicated by His Honour the Superintendent |
399
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| Remarks on Dr. Bastian's recent Work on the Beginnings of Life. By T. Heale |
400–401
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| On Cosmography. By J. Leith |
401
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| On Induction and the Necessary Truth. By the Rev. R. Kidd, LL.D. |
402
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| Remarks on Mr. Leith's Paper on Cosmography. By T. Heale |
402
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| Report on Samples of Stone from the Tokatea Tunnel. By Dr. Hector, F.R.S. Communicated by His Honour the Superintendent |
402–404
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| Abstract Report of the Council |
405–406
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| Election of Officers for 1874 |
406
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| PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE OF CANTERBURY.
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| Anniversary Address of the President, Henry J. Tancred |
407–415
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| On the Desirability of dedicating to the People of New Zealand small Areas of Ground, assimilating to the Village Greens of England. By F. E. Wright |
415–416
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| Résumé of the Characters of the Family Epeiridæ. By Ll. Powell, M.D. |
417
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| Note upon recently-described New Zealand Coleoptera. By C. M. Wakefield |
417
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| Further Notes on recently-described New Zealand Coleoptera. By C. M. Wakefield |
418
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| Abstract Report of the Council |
418
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| Election of Officers for 1874 |
419
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| Exhibition of a Skeleton of Aptornis by Dr. Haast |
419
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| Anniversary Address of the President, Julius Haast, Ph.D., F.R.S. |
419–432
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| OTAGO INSTITUTE.
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| Remarks on the Whale Fishery in the South Seas |
433
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| A Visit to Sandymount District, Otago Peninsula, and a brief Description of some of its more prominent Natural Features. By Peter Thomson |
434–435
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| On the Skull of a Grampus killed by the Maoris at the Heads. By A. C. Purdie |
435–436
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| Salmon Acclimatization in New Zealand. By W. Lauder Lindsay, M.D., F.R.S.E., Hon. Mem. N.Z. Inst. |
436–438
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| Election of Officers for 1874 |
439–440
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| On the Mythology and Traditions of the Maori in New Zealand. By the Rev. F. H. Wohlers |
440
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| Anniversary Address of the President, J. T. Thomson, F.R.G.S. |
440–446
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| Maori Traditions in the Native Language. By the Rev. F. H. Wohlers |
446
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| On some Naturalized Plants of Otago. By G. M. Thomson |
446–447
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| Remarks on Hepaticæ collected by Captain Hutton and Mr. Kirk. By Dr. S. Berggren |
447
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| Note on a Sea Trout caught in Otago Harbour. By Captain F. W. Hutton, F.G.S. |
447
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