SCIENCE CONGRESS
SATURDAY’S PAPERS DUNEDIN, Jan. 31. Tile Congress of the New Zealand Institute of Science continued yesterday. The greater proportion of the work is now completed. In the biology section Dr. Iv. Ah Curtis, read a paper on “The susceptibility of Prunus to Sclero Tim" ’; Al’rs B. J. Murray, on “Fungus on N.Z. Rubus” ; Air Alovton. on “Flow of Dunedin” ; Air A. L. Toilnorro on “Fungus Gnat of N.Z. apd Acalvntratae” ; Air E. S. Gourlay, on “Habits ol a N.Z. "Wasp’.’ , in the agricultural.-section papD*. were read by Professor AVat: on. “Some Australian Contributions d° Agricultural Progress” ; by ATr Gilder and Dr. Hilgendorf on “Easy Ale-5/ thocls of Estimating Yields of At beat Tll the economies section Air AV. Urartian read a paper on “Rura?‘ operative Credit in New Zealand > atul in the geology, section Dr. Henson presented a paper on “Geology of to Leith and Kaikorai Valley” and “J ' Basis of Soil Survev “in "New. land.”_P.A. .
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10016, 1 February 1926, Page 4
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