Author:Taylor White

Taylor White
(1837–1914)

Works

Contributions to Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute

• Notes on Moa Caves, etc., in the Wakatipu District (1875)
• Note accompanying Specimens of the Black Rat (Mus rattus, L.) (1878)
• Observations on some Hybrid Ducks (1874)
• Remarks on the Feathers of two Species of Moa (1885)
• Description of Hybrid Ducks, bred from Common Duck (A. boschus) and Grey Duck (A. superciliosa) (1885)
• Note on the Female of Anas boschas assuming the Plumage of the Male (1887)
• On the Relics of Captain Cook's Last Voyage (1888)
• Snow Scenes on the Southern Alps (1888)
• Notes on Coloured Sheep (1888)
• Description of a Meteor, of 4th May, 1888 (1889)
• Shadow-pictures (1889)
• On the Wild Dogs of New Zealand (1889)
• On Rats and Mice (1890)
• On Rabbits, Weasels, and Sparrows (1890)
• Further Notes on Coloured Sheep (1890)
• On the Native Dog of New Zealand (1891)
• Crescent Shadows (1891)
• Language and the Cow (1891)
• Language and Water (1891)
• On Remains of the Moa in the Forest (1892)
• On the Native Dog of New Zealand (1892)
• On the Maori Dog and the Dog Philological (1892)
• Was the Original Dog of the Aryans of a White Colour? (1892)
• A Maori Pa at Lake Te Anau (1893)
• Te Kuri maori (the Dog of New Zealand): A Reply to the Rev. W. Colenso (1893)
• How Spiders walk on Water (1893)
• Remarks on the Rats of New Zealand (1894)
• On the Bird Moa and its Aliases (1894)
• The Kea (Nestor notabilis), a Sheep-eating Parrot (1894)
• The Ceremony of Rahui (1895)
• Native Names of Places (1895)
• On Pond Spiders (1895)
• A Hunting Spider (1895)
• Rats nesting in Trees (1895)
• The Moa and the Maoris (1895)
• On the Poua and Other Extinct Birds of the Chatham Islands (1896)
• John Rutherford, the Pakeha-Maori (1896)
• Note on the Poua and other Extinct Birds of the Chathams (1896)
• Rats nesting in Trees (1896)
• Further Notes on the New Zealand Dog (1896)
• On Rats, and their Nesting in Small Branches of Trees (1897)
• The Fleeing Maru-iwi walk over Glenshea Cliffs at night (1897)
• Have we Remains of a Swimming Swan like Moa? (1897)
• The Ceremony of Rahui (1897)
• Moa—the Bird and the Tree (1897)
• Inherited Instincts and Anecdotes of Domestic Animals (1899)
• Have we the Remains of a Swimming Swan-like Moa? (1899)
• Moa and Toa—the Bird and the Tree (1899)
• About the Native Names for Places (1899)
• The Ceremony of Rahui: Part II (1899)
• The Fleeing Maru-iwi walk over Glenshea Cliff at Night (1899)
• Are they Old Kumara-pits? (1899)
• A Maori Stronghold (1899)
• A Maori Earthwork Fortification (1899)
• A Hunting Spider (1899)
• Arachnids: the Small Pond in the Forest (1899)
• Breeding Black Sheep: a Study in Colour (1900)
• On Hybridism (1900)
• A Philological Study in Natural History (1901)
• The Travelled Goat: a Great Lexicographer, a Celebrated Painter, and a Distinguished Botanist (1902)
• The Horse: a Study in Philology (1902)