Contents. 



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Art. 

 XXXVIII. 

 XXXIX. 



XL. 



XLI. 



XLII. 

 XLIII. 



XLIV. 



XLV. 



XL VI. 



XLVII. 



XLVIII. 



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PAGES 



On Telegraph Cables. By C. J. Cooke . . . . 324-339 



Have we the Remains of a Swimming Swau-like 



Moa ? By Taylor White . . . . . . 339-344 



Moa and Toa — the Bird and the Tree. By Taylor 



White .. .. .. .. .. 344-347 



About the Native Namea for Places. By Taylor 



White .. .. .. .. .. 847-352 



The Ceremony of Rahui: Part II. By Taylor White 352-362 

 The Fleeing Maru-iwi walk over Glenshea Cliff at 



Night. By Taylor White . . . . . . 363-367 



Browning's Vision of Life. By E. A. Mackeohnie . . 368-376 

 A Poet's Socialism. By E. A. Mackechnie . . 377-383 



Problems of Arctic Exploration bearing upon Recent 



Attempts to reach the North Pole. By H. Hill, 



B.A., F.G.S. .. .. .. .. 384-396 



Are they Old Kumara-pits ? By Taylor White . . 396-397 

 A Maori Stronghold. By Taylor White . . . . 397-398 



A Maori Earthwork Fortification. By Taylor White 398-399 

 Relics of the First New Zealand Press. By R. 



Coupland Harding . . , . . . . . 400-404 



Zoology — continued. 



LI. On a New Species of Ophmroidea. By H. Farquhar 405-406 

 LII. A Hunting Spider. By Taylor White .. ..406-407 



LIII. Arachnids : the Small Pond in the Forest. By 



Taylor White . . . . . . . . 408-409 



NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE. 



Thirty-first Annual Report 

 Accounts for 1898-99 



413-414 

 41& 



PKOCEEDINGS. 



WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 



Notice of Death of Mr. F. E. Clarke. . . . . . . . 419 



Additions to the Museum .. .. .. .. .. 420 



A Canary-coloured Kakapo . . . . . . . . . . 420 



New Zealand Moths and Butterflies. By G. V. Hudson . . 420 



Description of Milne's Earthquake Recorder. By Sir J. Hector 422 



Remarks on Spider-crabs. By Sir J. Hector . . .. .. 423 



Remarks on the New Zealand Crow. By Sir J. Hector . . 423-424 



Remarks on Architeuthis verrilla. By Sir J. Hector . . . . 424 



Remarks on the Shining Cuckoo. By Sir J. Hector .. .. 424 



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