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‘‘The Cubic Parabola as applied to the Easing of Circular 
Curves on Railway Lines,” by C. J. Merrietp, (Communi- 
cated by Mr. G. H. Knibbs). 
“The History, Theory, and Determination of the Viscosity 
of Water by the Efflux Method,” by G. H. Kninps, Lecturer 
on Surveying, University of Sydney. 
“On the Physiological Action of the Venom of the Australian 
Black Snake (Pseudechis porphyriacus), by C. J. Martin, 
B.Se., M.B., Lond. 
* Considerations on the Surviving Refugees in Austral Lands 
of Ancient Antarctic Life,” by C. Hep.ey, F.L.s., Assistant 
in Zoology to the Australian Museum. 
“Icebergs in the Southern Ocean,” by H. C. RussELt, B.A., 
C.M.G., F.R.8., dc. 
. “On some New South Wales and other Minerals, Note No. 7,” 
by A. LIVERSIDGE, M.A., F.R.S., Professor of Chemistry in the 
University of Sydney. 
. “On a Natural Deposit of Aluminium Succinate in the 
Timber of Grevillea robusta, R. Br.,” by J. H. Marpen and 
H. G. Smiru. : 
- “On the amount of Gold and Silver in Sea-Water,” by A. 
LIVERSIDGE, M.A., F.R.S., Professor of Chemistry in the Uni- 
versity of Sydney, New South Wales. 
. “The removal of Silver and Gold from Sea-water by Muntz 
Metal Sheathing,” by A. LiversipGE, M.A, F.R.S., Professor 
of Chemistry, University of Sydney, N. S. Wales. 
. “Some Folk-Songs and Myths from Samoa,” by JOHN 
FRASER, LL.D. 
. “Contributions to a knowledge of Australian Vegetable 
Exudations, No. 1,” by J. H. Marpey, F.L.s., and Henry G. 
Smiru. 
“Geological Laboratory Notes, (Note No. 1),” by the Rev. 
J. Minne CurRAN. 
. “On the occurrence of Artesian water in rocks other than the 
Cretaceous,” by E. F. Pirrman, A.R.S.M. 
