List of Plates. (Text figures not included.) Foweraker, C. E.— Follows Page Plate I— Fig. 1. Recently vacated Stream-bed 4 Fig. 2. Stream-bed, and Terrace with Festuca Tussocks 4 Plate II— Fig. 1. Transition Terrace, Grade 2 4 Fig. 2. Edge of Old Terrace covered with Tussocks 4 Plate III— Fig. 1. Transition Terrace, Grade 1, with Mats of Raoulia tenuicaulis 16 Fig. 2. Mats of Raoulia tenuicaulis 16 Plate IV— Fig. 1. Raoulia lutescens Cushion on Grade 2 Terrace 16 Fig. 2. Cushion of Raoulia Haastii on Grade 2 16 Plate V— Fig. 1. Pimelea prostrata var. repens, showing its Cushion-form 38 Fig. 2. Pimelea prostrata var. repens, showing its Mat-form 38 Plate VI— Fig. 2. Discaria toumatou, showing the “Espalier-form” 38 Fig. 2. Discaria toumatou, showing the Erect Form 38 Cockayne, L.— Plate VII.— Original Cutting of Rubus Barkeri 60 Holloway, J. E.— Plate VIII.— Lycopodium ramulosum 88 Plate IX.— Lycopodium ramulosum 88 Oliver, W. R. B.— Plate X.— Interior of Lowland Forest, Lord Howe Island 102 Plate XI.— Ficus columnaris, Lord Howe Island 102 Plate XII— Fig. 1. Mount Gower, from East Coast 102 Fig. 2. Western Base of Mount Gower 102 Plate XIII— Fig. 1. Moss Forest on Summit of Mount Gower 102 Fig. 2. Howea Belmoreana in Forest, Lord Howe Island 102 Plate XIV— Fig. 1. Hedyscepe canterburyana, Erskine Valley 106 Fig. 2. Negria rhabdothamnoides 106 Fig. 3. Moss Forest on Summit of Mount Gower 106 Plate XV.— Interior of Lowland Forest 106 Plate XVI— Fig. 1. Mount Lidgbird and Mount Gower 108 Fig. 2. Western Side of Lord Howe Island 108
Vaughan, T. W.— Plate XVII.— Orbicella curta Dana 276 Plate XVIII.— Goniastrea benhami Vaughan n. sp. 276 Plate XIX.— Goniastrea benhami Vaughan n. sp. 276 Plate XX— Fig. 1. Goniastrea benhami Vaughan n. sp. 276 Figs. 2, 2a. Montipora caliculata (Dana) 276 Speight, R.— Plate XXI— Fig. 1. View of the Basin taken from the Summit of Castle Hill 324 Fig. 2. View of the Basin from Hill between Broken River and Porter River 324 Plate XXII— Fig. 1. View of Porter River 324 Fig 2. Great Fall of Limestone Rocks at Lower Gorge of Porter River 324 Plate XXIII— Fig. 1. Showing Bottom of Gravel-pit, with Stump of Tree 364 Fig. 2. Bottom of Gravel-pit 364 Plate XXIV.— Relief Map of Banks Peninsula 366 Plate XXV— Fig. 1. Lyttelton Harbour, from near Cass's Peak 368 Fig. 2. Lyttelton Harbour from Summit of Mount Herbert 368 Plate XXVI— Fig. 1. Akaroa Harbour from Summit of Mount Bossu 368 Fig 2. Akaroa Harbour from Western Side of Crater-ring 368 Park, J.— Plate XXVII— Oculina oamaruensis Park 396 Bartrum, J. A.— Plate XXVIII— Fig. 1. Gneissic Diorite, Albany 420 Fig. 2. Hypersthene Basalt, Ruatangata 420 Plate XXIX.— Concretions from Auckland Harbour 426 Cotton, C. A.— Plate XXX— Fig. 1. Fossil Plain of South-western Side of Shag Valley 432 Fig. 2. Splinter from Fault-scarp, Waitaki Graben 432 Plate XXXI.— Fossil Plain and Gorge of the Waianakarua 432 Marshall, P.— Plate XXXII— Figs. 1, 2. Siliceous Organisms of Ooze, Paukihi 434 Fig. 3. Globigerina Ooze, Batley Wharf 434 Plate XXXIII— Fig. 1. Kossmaticeras tenuicostatum 434 Fig 2. Kossmaticeras zelandicum 434 Fig. 3. Lytoceras sp. 434 Fig. 4. Panopea worthingtoni Hutton 434 Plate XXXIV.— Fossils from the Wangaloa Beds 452 Plate XXXV.— Fossils from the Wangaloa Beds 452 Plate XXXVI.— Fossils from the Wangaloa Beds 458 Plate XXXVII.— Fossils from the Wangaloa Beds 458
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