INDEX. XXXVtt 



PAGR 



Groceelaar (C. S.). a plea for vcrmian parasitological research 

 with reference to South African domestic and native 



animals 243 



Hahn. P. D* ( Dr. C. F. Juritz) 3-^7 



Hay fever 442 



Hav (W.), The future of the Bantu neople 252 



Hemichordata, Tlie, and their significance in relation to tlie Tnver- 



tabrata and Chordata (Prof. E. J. Goddard) 467 



Herbarium, Gre\- College 471 



Hermaphroditism in Mefoiiastria fitliyocaiiipa ( F. W. PetteyJ . . . 423 



HtLL ( B. J.), Xote on the analysis of soda-sulphur dips ... ... 474 



Hirudinea. 'Jhe, Classification and aflinities of ( Prof. E. J. G(»d- 



dard) 467 



Hormone, .Vntineuritic, content of a foodstuff', in relation to healthy 



survival of animals upon it (Dr. H. H. Green) ... 483 

 FloRN!-: ( W. J.), The decimal system; money, weights, and measures, 461 

 — , I'lie movement towards a national system of tech- 

 nical education . . 445 



Horse chestnuts for Munitions . ^7~ 



Hottentot, Origin and meaning of the name (Rev. Prof. J. du Plessis) 189 



Hewitt, A. G. ( Obituary) 188 



Hybrids. Wheat. Dwarfs in (Prof. J. H. Neethling) 540 



Hydrocvanic acid. Anhydrous liquid, as a funiigant (C. W. iNIally) 520 



Hyslop,' Col. James (Dr. D. C. Watt) 312 



Indigenous and exotic plants in the Cape Province, Fibre produced 



from (J. Leighton) 443 



Industrial development (K. Austin) 547 



Infertility in soils, Plant toxins a cause of (A. Stead) 439 



Ingestion of arsenic by live-stock (Dr. H. H. Green) 472 



Inheritance of acquired characters, A suggested mechanism for 



(^Dr. T. F. Dreyer ) ... 272 



Innes (R. T. A.), National Gilds: a hint towards reconstruction... 259 

 , Parallax of the faint proper motion star near 



Alpha of Centaurus (Preliminary announcement) ... 141 



Insect mutualism. An interesting case of (Rev. X. Abraham) ... 137 



Insecticide. Linseed oil as an ( C. W. Alally) 467 



Insects, P>eneticial, Selection and breeding of desirable strains of 



(C. W. Mally) .. ... ...520 



l)oring in wood, The sup])ling kiln as a means of destroving 



(,C. W. Alally ) "... 520 



Tnvertelirata, The Significance of the Hemichordata in relation to 



(Prof. E. J. Goddard) 467 



lionisation of gases and the alisorption of A'-rays (L. Simons) . . . 464 



fridoiiiyniiiW hitinilis Alayr., Xalural enemies of (C. W. ]\fally) . . . 245 



Iron industry, A South African (Prof. G. H. Stanley) 116 



JuRiTZ (Dr. C. F.), Agricultural education in Australia 210 



, P. D. Hahn 377 



, Tile Grasses of the Eastern coast belt axailable 



for the manufacture of paper -'82 



Kelp, Potash from, in America 289 



Kiniberley, Some notes on the colouration of reptiles and amphibians 



found near (J. H. Power) 263 



KiNGON (Rev. J. R. L.). Bantu place names in the Cape Province. . . 556 



, Some Central- African folk-lore tales ... 521 



KiRKLAND (J. W.), An electric vehicle charging plant 525 



KoEBE (Rev. Dr. F. C), Some sense defects psychologically consi- 

 dered 548 



