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Index. Authors Of Papers. pages Adkin, G. L.—Porirua Harbour: a Study of its Shore-line and other Physiographic Features144–156 Archey, G.— Notes on New Zealand Chilopoda181–195 A New Species of Shark195–196 Baillie, H.—The First New Zealand Navy; with some Episodes of the Maori War in connection with the British Navy29–36 Bartrum, J. A.— Notes on the Geology of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand115–127 A Conglomerate at Onerahi, near Whangarei Auckland, New Zealand128–130 Best, E.— The Maori Genius for Personification; with Illustrations of Maori Mentality1–13 Old Redoubts, Blockhouses, and Stockades of the Wellington District14–28 Bevis, J. F. See Wright, A. M., and others. Buck, P. H. See Rangi Hiroa, Te. Campbell, J. W.—Notes on the Blepharoceridae (Diptera) of New Zealand258–288 Cheeseman, T. F.—New Species of Flowering-plants423–425 Chilton, C.—Some New Zealand Amphipoda: No. 2220–234 Cotton, C. A.—The Warped Land-surface on the South-eastern Side of the Port Nicholson Depression. Wellington, New Zealand131–143 Cunningham, G. H.—The Genus Cordyceps in New Zealand372–382 Fowler, J. M.—On an Ice-striated Rock-surface on the Shore of Circle Cove, Lake Manapouri175 Fulton, R.—An Account of a (supposed Maori) Sharpening-stone471–472 Gilbert, M. J.—Geology of the Waikato Heads District and the Kawa Unconformity97–114 Grange, L. I.—An Account of the Geology of the Green Island Coalfield157–174 Griffin, L. T.—Descriptions (with Illustrations) of Four Fishes new to New Zealand351–357 Holloway, J. E.—Further Studies on the Prothallus, Embryo, and Young Sporophyte of Tmesipteris386–422 Johnson, D. E.—The Food Values of New Zealand Fish: Part II472–478 Kirk, H. B.—On Growth-periods of New Zealand Trees, especially Nothofagus fusca and the Totara (Podocarpus totara)429–432 Marshall, P., and Murdoch, R.— Some Tertiary Mollusca, with Descriptions of New Species77–84 Fossils from the Paparoa Rapids, on the Wanganui River85–86 Tertiary Rocks near Hawera86–96 Martin, W.— Unrecorded Plant-habitats for Eastern Botanical District of the South Island of New Zealand383–385 Mason, G. E.—Observations on certain External Parasites found upon the New Zealand Huia (Neomorpha acutirostris Gould) and not previously recorded357–359 Mestayer, M. K.— Notes on New Zealand Mollusca: No. 1, Descriptions of Three New Species of Polyplacophora and of Damoniella alpha176–180 Notes on New Zealand Mollusca: No. 2180

Meyrick, E.—Notes and Descriptions of New Zealand Lepidoptera334–336 Miller, D.—Material for a Monograph on the Diptera Fauna of New Zealand: Part II, Family Syrphidae289–333 Morgan, P. G.—Notes on the Geology of the Patea District58–64 Myers, J. G.— The Life-history of some New Zealand Insects: No. 1236–237 A Revision of the New Zealand Cicadidae (Homiptera), with Descriptions of New Species238–250 Bionomic Notes on some New Zealand Spiders, with a Plea for the Validity of the Species Araneus orientalis Urquhart251–256 Notes on the Hemiptera of the Kermadec Islands, with an Addition to the Hemiptera Fauna of the New Zealand Subregion256–257 Nelson, P. S. See Wright, A. M. and others. Oliver, W. R. B.— The Crab-eating Seal in New Zealand360 Variations in Amphineura361 Notes and Specimens of New Zealand Ferns and Flowering-plants in London Herbaria362–365 Park, J.— The Geological History of Eastern Marlborough65–72 The Birth and Development of New Zealand73–76 Petrie, D.—Descriptions of New Native Flowering-plants, with a few Notes365–371 Philpott, A.—Notes and Descriptions of New Zealand Lepidoptera337–342 Rangi Hiroa, Te— Maori Food-supplies of Lake Rotorua, with Methods of obtaining them, and Usages and Customs appertaining thereto433–451 Maori Decorative Art: No. 1, House-panels (Arapaki, Tuitui, or Tuku-tuku)452–470 Speight, R.— Notes on a Geological Excursion to Lake Tekapo37–46 The Modification of Spur-ends by Glaciation47–53 Recent Changes in the Terminal Face of the Franz Josef Glacier53–57 Tillyard, R. J.— Description of a New Dragon-fly belonging to the Genus Uropetala Selys343–346 Studies of New Zealand Trichoptera, or caddis-flies: No. 1, Description of a New Genus and Species belonging to the Family Sericostomatidae346–350 Wall, A.—New Plant-stations426–428 Watt, M. N.—The Leaf-mining Insects of New Zealand: Part II197–219 Wright, A. M.—The Anticomplementary Properties observed in certain Serum Reactions484–486 Wright, A. M.; Bevis, J. F.; and Nelson, P. S.—The Chemistry of Flesh Foods—(5) The Nitrogenous Constituents of Meat-extracts479–483 Marcus F. Marks, Government Printer, Wellington.—1921.