TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE INDEX V41 to 51

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PAET I.— AUTHORS.

PAET II.— PAPERS (CLASSIFIED).

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Issued 14th July, 1921

MARCUSF MAKES, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

the generosity of Major Robert A Wilson, D.S.O., of Bulls, who

checked and amended by the Assistant Secretary (Miss Wood), and then

the arrangement of the matter For this work the thanks of the Board

of Governors of the Institute are due to Professors Kirk, Easterfield,

Marsden, and Cotton, Dr. C M Hector, Messrs Elsdon Best, W R B.

This Index is supplementary to the Index of volumes 1-40 published

papers and abstracts, and it includes the eleven volumes 41-51 No

attempt has been made to index the actual subject-matter : and, whilst the two present volumes serve well enough as an index of authors, it is

recognized that there is urgent need for a complete subject-index of the

whole of the volumes issued It is hoped that the Institute may be in

Harmonic Tidal Constants of N.Z Ports:

Dunedin andPort Chalmers,46, 316

Harmonic Tidal Constants of N.Z Ports:

TidalGauge,TheWellington,41, 406

Time Control of Wellington Tide-gauge, 43,

Proc.Ill, 84

Adams,T W.

at Greendale,Canterbury,48, 223

in N.Z., with Notes on their Introduction

HorowhenuaCoastal PlainandtheAssociated

51, 108

Horowhenua County:

Geo-logical History of the Ohau River and of

ClassificationofEnglish Verse,Smallest Basic

Unitin,42, Proc.Ill, 68

Investiga-tion of theHutchinson-MacLennan Method

Soils,49, 466

Annandale,N

theGenusScalpellum fromN.Z., 43, 164.

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54344

,/-,,•,

Craterostigmus tasmanianus Pocock

(Chilo-poda),TheOccurrenceinN.Z.of,49, 319

Crayfish, Fresh-water,inN.Z., 47, 295.

Crayfish,Marine,inN.Z., 48, 396

Daphnia newto N.Z., Speciesof,46,124

Hydra found in N.Z., Notes on Species of,

44, Proc.I, 25

Lithobiomorpha ofN.Z., 49, 303

Myriapoda of the Genus Scutigerclla, Order

Symphyla,OccurrenceinN.Z.of,47,293

BushSickness,TheChemistryof,44, 288

ofPlants, 46,40

Imported Animals, Effects of, on Indigenous

Vegetation, 44,Proc.I, 19

Phanerogamic Plants Indigenous to

Welling-ton Province, Listof,43, 225

Plant-habitats hitherto unrecorded for N.Z.,

42,26; 46, 55; 47,67

B.

Balfour, J.B

Pratia angulala Hook f. and Lobelia

lin-naeoides Petrie, 43, Proc.II, 54

Distribution ofIgneous Rocksin N.Z.,

Addi-tionalFacts concerningthe,49, 418

FossiliferousBedatKawaCreek,WestCoast,

SouthofWaikatoRiver, 51, 101

Geological History of Westport-Charleston

NewFossil Mollusca, 51,96

RocksofMountCargill, Dunedin,44, 163

Bathgate,A

Presidential Address, 1911, 44, Proc I,12

Bavay, M.

Pecten multisquamalvs Dunker, and Pecten

radintvHHutton,43, Proc.II, 56

OnaNew SouthPolynesian Palm, wdth Notes

ontheGenusRkopalostylisWendl.&Drude,

49,47

Geological Reconnaissance ^of NorthernmostN.Z., 42, 613

Velocity ofEvolutionofOxygen from

Nitrate,andthe Modificationsproducedby

Bendall, W. E.,and Kirk,H B

Hydra newto N.Z., Species of, 42, Proc IV,

Sundry Invertebrates from Kermadec

Is-lands,Reporton, 44,135

Two Unusual Blood-vessels in Hyla aurea

Benham, W. B., and Cameron, G.M.

Berry,S S

affected Later-coming Maori; and on the

and Artifacts not traceable to Pol5aiesia,

48, 435

42, 433

theSeaRoadsforallTime,48, 447

Betts, M W.

Belt, Nelson: PartI, Structure ofsomeof

the Plants,No 1,50,230; No.2, 51, 136

Investigations into the Resistance of Earth

Cossonidae, N.Z.,Revision of, with

Descrip-tionsofNew GeneraandSpecies, 41, 151.

Brown, J M.

Burbidge, p W.,and Laby, T H

Burltxchame,L L

Bubrell, a W.

OceanCurrents? 51, 264

Cameron, G M.

the Earthworm Maoridrilusrosae Beddard,

76

48, 237

Hypolepis,A NewSpeciesof, 50,64

Pteris macilenta NewVarietyof,51,95

Chambers,J M.

Attempt to smelt Ironsands at Onehunga

in 1883, 50, 223

Cheeseman,T F

Aciphylla, with Description of New Species.

Celmisia, Description of a Nevv, 46, 21

214

Plants,A New Genus and some New Sjiecies

of,44,159

Plants, New Speciesof,43, 175; 45,93; 48,210

Plants,NewSpecies of Flowering, 47,45

Presidential Address,1912, 44, Proc. Ill, 75;

Sta-tion,Notesfrom: No 1, Introductionand

Ceina, An Aberrant Genus of the podan FamilyTalitridae, 51,118

Amphi-Crab, A Fresh-water,and its Distribution inAustraliaandN.Z., 47, 316.

Crustacea, Miscellaneous Notes on N.Z., 44,

128

Dispersal of Marine Crustacea by Means of

Ship.s, 43, 131

Chrysler, M. A., and Jeffrey,E.C.

Proc.Ill, 88

Clark,H L

Clarke, E.de C, and Bell, J M.

Geological Reconnaissance of Northernmost

N.Z., 42, 613

Cockayne, A H

Sta-tion, Notes from: No 3, Some Economic

fromEcological Studies in N.Z., 44,1.

Ploristic Botany, Notes on N.Z., with

De-scriptionsof NewSpecies, 48, 193; 49,56;

Terms "Species" and "Variety" asusedin

Cockayne, L.,and Foweraker, C E

Sta-tion, Notes from: No 4, Principal PlantAssociations in the Immediate Vicinity ofthe Station, 48, 166

Cockayne, L.; Speight, R.; andLaing, R.M The Mount ArrowsmithDistrict: A Studyin

Cooke, F W.

Salicornia australis, Observationson, 44, 349.

Cotton,C A

PlaininNorthern Nelson,48,59

FossilPlains ofNorthOtago,49, 429.Geomorphologyof Coastal District ofSouth-

Amuri Limestone and Weka Pass Stone

atWekaPass, 44, Proc.Ill, 84

UpUfted East Coast of Marlborough,

Pre-hminaryNoteson, 46, 286

46, 294

Cotton,C.A.; Marshall,P.; andSpeight, R.YoungerRock-series of N.Z., 43, 378

Cottrell, a J

ACorrectioninNomenclature,43, Proc.III.100

Denham, H G

Devereux, H B

Cirrus Clouds, Direction ofMotionof,45,1 8,

Oi'risia modesta Diels, eine neue[Art

Neu-seelands, 43, Proc.II, 56

Pflanzengeograi)hie, 43, Proc II, 51

DOMIN,K

Monographic der Gattung Koeleria, 44, Proc

Ill, 95

Donovan, W.

48, 503

Donovan, W., and Maclaurin, J S

BirdsonKapitiIsland, 41,30

Methodsof snaring Birdsusedbythe Maoris,

Studies on Chemistry of N.Z Flora

IV

spicatu-"^,48, 518

Easterfield, T H., a^idTaylor, C M

Interactionof Ironwith Higher FattyAcids,

44,301

Edgerley,K.V

ProthalliaofThree N.Z Lycopods,47,94

Platinum Gravels of Orepuki,43, 448

Influence of Ripples on the Gas Content of

Christ-church, andEffectonFish-hfe,

42, 185

43,55

Farr,C C, and Others.

Report on the Natural Features of Arthur's

Farrow, F D

CarbonDioxidein Solution, 43,29

Vege-tationofTaupoDistrict,47,70

Florance, D C H., and Farr, C C

Influence of Ripples on the Gas Content of

Christ-church,andEffectonFish-life,42, 185

Foweraker, C E

Sta-tion, Notes from; No 5, Mat-plants,Cushion-plants, and Allied Forms of Cass

Foweraker, C E., and Cockayne, L

Sta-tion: No 4, Principal Plant Associations

in Immediate Vicinity of the CollegeStation, 48, 166

Gardeners' Chronicle, Editor.

HybridVeronicas 44, Proc I,33

Gatenby, G B

Nest, Life-history and Habits of Migas

dis-tinctus,aN.Z Trap-doorSpider, 44, 234

GodBY, M H.

Prelirainarj^Investigation ofAge and Manner

of Growth of Brown Trout in Canterbury

as shown bya Microscopic Examination of

Striated Stones from St Bernard Saddle,

Tertiary Beds in Pareora District, South

Gwynne-Vaughan,D T., and Kidston, R

FossilOsmundaceae,43, Proc II, 52

Graptolites, CloldenRidge,47, 411

Graptolites, Occurrence of Lower Ordovician,

in WesternOtago,47, 410

Hamilton, A

Armour presented to Titore by William IV

in 1835, 42,40

Chrysalis of Australian Wood-boring Moth

Lejjidoptera from Queenstown District

col-lected byH Hamilton, 41,44

46

PresidentialAddress, 1910, 42, Proc IV,99;

1911, 43, Proc Ill, 74; 1910 (Wellington

Phil Soc),43 Proc T, 5.

Hare, E J

Perlidae, Neuroptera

-Planijjennia, and

Harrlson, L., and Johnston. T H

of.44, 363

Henderson,J

Coalfields of West Nelson, with Notes on Formationof Coal, 43, 297

Drainage-sj'stemsoiWestNelson, 43, 306

Henslow,G

RemarkableInstancesofPlant-dispersion, 44,Proc.T,33

Herriott,E M

Baird, The Occurrence and Habits of, 49,284

Hagley Park, Christchurch, A History of,

with Special Reference to its Botany, 51,427

Sta-tion, Notes from: No 6. Insect-life, 50,

135

Artesian Wells in Christchurch Area, 44,

KermadecIsland Fleas, 49, 428

PresidentialAddress, 1911, 44, Proc I, 18

Rotomaliana and District revisited

Twenty-threeYearsafterEruption,43, 278

Preferential Voting in Single-member

Con-stituencies,46, 304

Hogben, G., and Skey, H.F

44, 441

Hogg. E G

Centroidal Triangles,On,43, 669

Conic-lociof Isogonal Conjugates, Oncertain,

Hogg,E G.,and Others.

Lycopodium laterale R Br Prodr.,

Lycopodium: Studies in N.Z Species of

Genus —PlasticityofSpecies, 51, 161

Lycopodium: Studies in N.Z Species of

Genui —Vegetable Reproduction,49,80

Tme-^ipteris, Prothallus and Young Plant of,

Larvae and Pupae of some N.Z

Butter-flies,44, 203

100

Hudson, G V

Entomology of Ohakune and Waiouru

Dis-tricts,Noteson, 45,57

FlightlessFemalesincertain SpeciesofMoths,withan AttemptedExplanation, Noteson,

Land MoUuscan Faunas of the Kermadec

Group and Norfolk Islands, Comparison

of,47, 498

onthe "Sinusigera Apex,"43, Proc.II, 57

Suter's Manual of the N.Z Mollusca,

Jeffrey,E.C, and Chrysler,M A

Microgametophyte of the Podocarpineae, 42,Proc.Ill, 88

Jenkinson,S H

ManufactureofIronandSteel in N.Z., 48, 508

CirripediaofN.Z.,Revisionof,50,56

JoHNSTOX, T H., and Harrison, L.

Ona CollectionofMallophagafrom Kermadec

Islands, 44, 303

K.

FossilOsmundaceae,43, Proc II, 52

Circulatory System of Heptatrema cirrata \

Forster,Featuresof,44, 241 !

Gonoducts of Porcupine-fish {Dicotylichthys

jaculiferus Cuvier), 48, 384 |

MosquitoLarvicides, 50,193 i

Mr.W.R.B Oliver, 43, 574 |

Sand-star lOphionereis schayeri?) : Preliminaryi

Kirk, H.B., and Bendall, W. E

Report onKapitiIsland, 51, 468

Kirkaldy, G W.

Hemipteraof theMaorianSubregion,41,22

Names, Summaries of Papers relating to,

42, Proc.IV, 129

KUKENTHAL, G

Cyi^eraceae-Caricoideae, 42,Proc IV, 122

L.

Laby, T H., and Burbidge, P W.

Botany of Spenser Mountains, with List of

Species collected, 44,60

Species,RevisedListof,47,1.

PresidentialAddress, 1911, 44, Proc I, 16

Pteris,NorfolkIsland Speciesof,48, 229

Ranunculus crithmifolius Hook, f

Pen-insula,46,56

Species (Flowering-plants and Ferns), 51,

355

Mount Arrowsmith District: A Study in

NewDiscoglossoidFrog fromN.Z., 51, 447.

McDowell,J.C, and Easterfield,T H

Studies on Chemistry of N.Z Flora: V,

spicatus, 48, 518

McKay, A

Maclaurin, J S

NotedOccurrenceof,43,9

Maclaurin,J.S.,and Donovan, W.

of,41,49

MACLEOD, D B

Acid, 43, 33

Macleod, D B., and Fare, C C

43,55

Malcolm, J

46, 248

Marriner. G R

MokoiaAerolite, 42, 176

Marshall, C R

Toot-plant ofNewZealand,43, Proc I,27.Marshall, P

Cape RunawayDistrict,Geologyof,46, 283.CentralKaipara,Geologyof,49, 433

Marshall, P.—contimied.

Hampden(Onekakara) Beds, Fossilsand Age

of, 49, 463,

Handbuchder Regionahn Geologic: New

Minerals, N.Z.,AdditionstoListof,41, 105

Moa-bones in Wanganui Strata, Occurrence

ofFossil,51, 250

Moorea and RurutuIslands,NotesonGeology

of,46, 281

Rarotonga and Aitutaki, Geologyof, 41, 98

Glaciers,45, 342

Tahiti,Geologyof,47, 361

Tertiary Molluscan Fauna of Pakaurangi

Point,KaiparaHarbour,50, 263

Tubuai Islands and Pitcairn Island, Geology

of.50, 278

WangaloaBeds,The,49, 450

YoungerLimestonesof N.Z.,The,48,87

Marshall,P., aridMurdoch,R

New Fossil SpeciesofMollusca, 51, 253,

Marshall, P.; Speight, R.; and Cotton,C A,

YoungerRock-series of N.Z., 43, 378

Marshall, P.,and Uttley, G.H

Localities for Fossils at Oamaru, 45, 297;

BountyIslands, 51, 130

Mestayer, R L

BigKingat98FathomsDepth,48,128

Meyrick. E

Caradrinina, Revisionofthe Classificationof,

44,88

Empididae (Order Diptera), New Species of

N.Z., 45, 198

45, 206

Miller, D., and Watt, M. N

Entomo-logy from an Economical and Biological

Phytomyzaalbicej)sMg.(Diptera), 47, 274

Morgan, P, G,

258,

RoleofWaterinRock-magmas, 45, 398,

Morris, C, B

Rotatoria, ClassifiedListofN.Z., 46, 213,Rotifera notpreviouslyrecordedas occurring

inN.Z., 45, 163

Murdoch.R.,and Marshall, P

NewFossil Species of Mollusca, 51, 253.

N.

Deflection of Plumb-line from Vertical due

MethodsofObservingtoeliminate the Periodic

Circles in Astronomicaland Surveying

Nelson, P, S

Influence of PressureonSolubility of Tricalcic

573,

Newman, A K

Oliver, W. R B.

Howe, Norfolk, and KermadecIslands, 44,

214

KermadecIslands,Birdsof.Further Noteson,

45,92

KermadecIslands,Geologyof,43, 524

Kermadec Islands: Lichens and Fungi

col-lectedin 1908, Listof,44,86

KermadecIslands,MoUuscaof,47, 509

KermadecIslands, Reptilesand Mammalsof,

43, 535

KermadecIslands,Vegetationof,42, 118

Lord Howe Island, Vegetationand Floraof,

Page,S., and Others.

Report onNatural Featuresof Arthur's Pass

Park, J

160

Coral from Lower Oamaruian Tuffs near

Glacial Till in Hautapu Valley, Wellington,

Glaciation ofNorthIsland,N.Z., 42, 580

Glaciation on the Shores of Cook Strait and

GoldenBay,42, 585

Marlborough Coastal Moraines and Waiau

Glacial Valley, 43, 520

Glaciers, 49, 395

Lower Cainozoic Formations in N.Z., 49,

392

Striated Erratic Blocks of Andesite in the

Flowering-plants, DescriptionsofNewNative,

Wing-eximnseofaMoth,Effectsof,45, 431.ProtectiveMimicryinN.Z Moths,45, 431

Nothopanax arboreum, with some Reference

to the Development of the Gametophyte,

POPPELWELL, D L

Anas stiperciliosa Gmel., On a Pure-white

Formof,47,145

Upper MakaroraValleyandtheHaastPass,

Island,Noteson, 47, 142

BotanyofRouteburnValleyand LakeHarris

Saddle, 46,22

Botany of Ruggedy Mountains and Upper

PoppELWELL,D L., and Thomson, W.A.

Martin's Bay, with a List of Indigenous

MagnitudeofSmallForces, especially

Arrangement for quieting the Flow of a

StreamofDisturbed Water,49, 498

Trisectionofan Angle,41, 218

Semadeni, C a

Skey, H.F

41, 16

Skey, H F., and Hogben, G

44,441

Skinner, H D

of,43, Proc I, 10

Olearia semidentata, Attempt to introduce,into the British Isles,44, Proc I,32

Moth-killing Spider, Notes on, 45,69

Speight, R

BanksPeninsula,

Sta-tion, Notes from: No 2, PhysiographyoftheCassDistrict,48,145

Fossils from Lower Waipara, Additions toListof,46, 300

Glaciated Surfaces and Boulder-clay nearBealey, 43, Proc Ill, 98

Lower Waipara Gorge, Preliminary Account

of,44, 221

Orientation of the River-valleys of

Canter-bury, 48, 137

Post-glacialCUmateofCanterbury,43, 408.Redcliff Gully,RakaiaRiver, 45, 335.Rocks from Kermadecs,PetrologicalNoteson,

42, 241

Rocks fromNorfolkIsland,Ona Collectionof,

45, 326

Trelessick or CastleffillBasin, 43, 321

Changesin the Positionof,47, 353

Tertiary OutlierinBasin of Rakaia, An

Un-recorded, 49, 356

Trelissick or Castle HillBasin, Further Notes

The Mount ArrowsmithDistrict: A Studyin

YoungerRock-seriesof N.Z., 43, 378

Stratigraphical Relationsliipof theWekaPass

the Formation of a Hydrate at£Low

Stuckey,F G a

Actinian,Bunodesaureoradiata, N.Z., 41, 367

Descrip-tionsof,46, 132

Actiniaria, N.Z.,Reviewof,41, 374

Anemones from near Wellington, Two, 41,

370

Stuckey, F G A., and Walton, C L

MoUusca, NewSpeciesofTertiary, 45, 294

Mollusca,Two NewFossil,43, 595

Origin of a New Species by Isolation,

with Bouchardiform Beak Characters, 47,392

Know-ledge ofRecent,47, 404

to the Knowledge of Recent and Tertiary,

48,41

Classi-fication and Correlation,andtheExistence

ofMinorDiastrophicDistricts inthe

Thomson, W.A.,and Poppelwell, D.L

Martin's Bay, with List of Indigenous

Effects ofSnowstormof6th September, 1916,

onVegetatioia ofStewartIsland, 49, 518.

TURNBULL, A H

u.

Uttley, G H

Oamaru-Papakaio District, Geology of, 50,118

Strati-graphicalSeries,50, 106