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General

Volume	Article	Article title	Pages
2	58	On the Mechanical Principles involved in the Flight of the Albatros.	227–232
2	59	On the Mechanical Principles involved in the Sailing Flight of the Albatros.	233–236
3	64	On the Currents, Temperature, and Saltness of the Ocean.	322–324
3	65	Notes on the Conduction of Electricity.	324–325
4	64	On the Sailing Flight of the Albatros; a Reply to Mr. J. S. Webb.	347–350
5	16	On the Flight of the Black-backed Gull (Larus dominicanus).	140–144
13	10	The Cause of Gravitation.	122–180
15	57	The Surface Features of the Earth and Local Variations in the Force of Gravity.	463–467
17	51	On Gravitational Experiments.	407–410
22	15	On Terrestrial Magnetism.	129–131
22	36	The Soaring of the Hawk—A possible Reason for Notched Wing-feathers.	325–320
23	53	On some Means for increasing the Scale of Photographic Lenses and the Use of Telescopic Powers in connection with an Ordinary Camera.	461–465
25	74	Analogy between Light and Sound: Are they Convertible?	510–514
26	52	The Effect of Current Electricity on Plant-growth: Further Experiments.	463–464
27	59	Magnetization of Iron by High-frequency Discharges.	481–513
27	61	On some Peculiar Cases of the Reflection of Light.	535–538
28	19	A Comparison of the Magnetic Screening produced by Different Metals.	178–182
28	20	Magnetic Viscosity.	182–204
30	13	On an Objection to Le Sage's Theory of Gravitation.	118–120
30	14	On the Magnetic Force parallel to the Axis in the Interior of Solenoids.	121
30	54	On the Screening of Electro-motive Force in the Fields produced by Leyden-jar Discharges.	459–462
30	55	On the Relative Commercial Values of Pumice and Charcoal for Purposes of Insulation.	463–465
30	56	Notes on the Vertical Component of the Motions of the Earth's Atmosphere.	465–476
30	57	The Histories of the Storms of the 30th January and the 16th April, 1897. By Major-General Schaw	477–486

Seismology

Volume	Article	Article title	Pages
1	4	On the recent Earthquakes and Wave Phenomena observed in New Zealand	35–47
1	21	On the Wave Phenomena observed in Lyttelton Harbour, 15th August, 1868	146
1	22	On the recent Earthquakes on Land and Sea	147–154
2	55	On the earlier Earthquake Waves observed on the Coast of New Zealand.	222–223
4	57	On a Form of Electro-magnetic Seismograph adapted for Indicating or Registering Minute Shocks.	330
18	8	On a New Form of Seismograph.	69–71
19	42	Notes in reference to the Prime Causes of the Phænomena of Earthquakes and Volcanoes.	331–338
19	43	On the Cause of Volcanic Action.	338–341
19	44	Observations on the Eruption of Mount Tarawera, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, 10th June, 1886.	342–371
19	45	Notes on the Eruption of Tarawera Mountain and Rotomahana, 10th June, 1886, as seen from Taheke, Lake Rotoiti.	372–374
19	46	Thermal Activity in the Ruapehu Crater.	374–380
19	47	Phænomena connected with the Tarawera Eruption of 10th June, 1886, as observed at Gisborne.	380–382
19	48	Notes on the Eruption of Tarawera, as observed at Opotiki.	382–384
19	49	Traces of Volcanic Dust-showers at Napier, Petane, and generally throughout the East Coast Districts, North of Cape Kidnappers.	385–387
23	54	The Determination of the Origin of the Earthquake of the 5th December, 1881, felt at Christchurch and other Places.	465–470
23	55	The Origin of the Earthquake of the 27th December, 1888, felt in Canterbury and Westland.	470–472
23	56	Notes on the Earthquake of 7th March, 1890, felt at Napier, Gisborne, and other Places.	473–477
24	54	On Earthquakes in the Vicinity of Wanganui.	569–573
24	55	Notes on the Earthquake of the 24th June, 1891.	574–577
24	56	Notes on the Earthquake of the 5th July, 1891, in Cook Strait: an Attempt to define the Epicentrum.	577–579
24	57	On Geyser-action at Rotorua.	579–590
25	50	The Earthquake of the 4th December, 1891: Notes thereon.	362–367
26	37	The Nelson Earthquake of the 12th February, 1893.	347-354
26	51	Description of a Compound Seismograph.	461–462
30	53	Notes on the Recent Earthquake.	447–457