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VOLUME XLII. 
OFFICERS FOR 1908-1909... 
List or MempBers, &c. 
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I.—PresipentiaL AppRESS. By Henry DEANE, M.A,, M.Inst.C.5. 
IJ.—The Viscosity of Water. By Ricnarp HosKING, B.A. 
(Camb.) (Communicated by Prof. Ponuocg, D. sc.) Or 
Plates | ‘ a ; : 6 
ITI.—Note on a Gionespous Pantie and cae Voins | in 
the Nelligen District. By H. I. Jenssn, D. sc, i 
IV.—Records of Australian Botanists—(a) General, (b) Nod 
South Wales. By J. H. Marpren, Government Botanist and 
Director of the Botanic Gardens, Sydney. [With Plates] ... 
. V.—On the elastic substance occurring on the shoots and 
young leaves of Eucalyptus corymbosa and some species of 
Angophora. By Henry G. SMITH, F¥.¢.s., Assistant Curator, 
Technological Museum, Sydney... 
ViI.—On the Pines of Australia, No. 1—Callitris Ape R. Br. yy 
** White or Cypress Pine.” By Ricnarp T. BAKER, F.LS., 
Curator and Government Economic Botanist, and Henry 
G. Sm1TH, F.c.s., Assistant Curator and Economic Chemist, 
Technological Museum, Sydney. [With Plates] ays 
VII.—Contributions to the Flora of Australia. By ALFRED 
J. HWART, D.Sc, Ph.D, F.LS., Government Botanist of Victoria 
and Professor of Botany at the Melbourne University, and 
JEAN WHITH, M.8c. Government Research Scholar, assisted 
by J. R. Tovey, First Herbarium Assistant, National Her- 
barium Melbourne. (Communicated by J. H. ene: 
[With Plates | : 
VIII.—The Discharge of “ileotricity a Gime Ce 
By J. A. Pottocx, Professor of Physics in the University 
of Sydney, and A. B. B. Rancuaup, B. sc. ae ae ae 
IX.—The Relighting of the Carbon Arc. By J.A. Ponuock, 
EK. M. Wewuiscu, m.a., and A. B. B. Rancuaup, B, 8c 
[With Plate] : : Sc 
X.—Evidence of Recent ae ens of Const at N een 
By T. W. Epa@zewortH Davin, B.a., F.R.S., Professor of 
Geology, University of Sydney, and Gzratp H. Hattiaan, 
F.G.S., Hydrographic Officer, Public Works Department. 
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