[PDF] Top 20 Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania for the month of May, 1875

... "The more costly work of planting new trees might follow these preliminary operations, but in order that this may be done economically, I would recommend that some of the more prominent [r] ... See full document

... NowELL, Esq., the Government Statistician, read an elaborate and carefully prepared paper "On the Vital Statistics of Tasmania, with especial reference to the Mortality of Children." The[r] ... See full document

... " Although it is desirable that this work should be undertaken with as little delay as possible, especially as the appearance of the Domain will become year by year more uninviting if le[r] ... See full document

... in Tasmania, although found on the continent of Australia, and Mr ...in Tasmania where each fern is found, and the locality in which the species is found in the other ... See full document

... Green, who, in some valuable remarks on " Useful couiferaB for Tasmanian planticg," said we had in this colony four very useful and valuable varieties of indigenous pine timber trees i—S[r] ... See full document

... session Tasmania catne well to the front, and the proposal to hold the fourth annual me�ting of the Association at Hobart in 1892, instead of at Adelaide, received ...the Royal · Society of ... See full document

... expedition starting fron1 Hobart or New Zealand if it was found more advantageous to do so. In 1886 Victoria led the way in this matter, followed by Tasmania, which was very enthusiastic, a d�putation waiting on ... See full document

... The Bishop of Tasmania read a paper Notes on a Visit to the Museums at Perth and Adelaide, with special reference to the Blacks of West Australia, as follows: "During a recent visit to W[r] ... See full document

... The Secretary read a paper by Baron von Mueller, K.C.M.G., M.D., F.R.S., entitled " Suggestions for an extended elucidation of the Plants of Tasmania." The Chairman said that it would be[r] ... See full document

... Journal of the Royal Microscopical Sociecy, England current numbers, 1891.. From the Society.[r] ... See full document

... Johnston had stated, that the "Iron Blow is the result of oxidation of pyrites similar to that now so largely associated with it," it would be necessary to bear in mind that as proved fr[r] ... See full document

... In the first place the refrigerating machinery was designed for carrying meat, the essential condition of which was that but freezing was ruinous to apples, it should be kept below freez[r] ... See full document

... Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, New Series, Vol, VI., London, 1892.. Prom the Society.[r] ... See full document

... the Society a la rg e platino t ype photograph of Sir James Agnew, the senior ...the Society that t he y knew him ...the Society , how liberal he had ...the Society, and the nuwy other works ... See full document

... Victoria, so in the more southern colony, the warm current down the favourable southward conditions to the coast Australia brings east of growth of sub-tropical licheus, These facts, I t[r] ... See full document

... This may seem an unnecessary refinement, but, bearing in mind the frightful losses of life in adjoining colonies from the recent shipping and colliery disasters, the result of including [r] ... See full document

... 25 specimens of minerals, etc., chiefly from New South Wales, viz., model of a gold nugget weighing 64oz,, found near Gulgong, N.S.W.. Gold-bearing copper ore from Mitchell's Creek.[r] ... See full document

... " His Excellency's remarks appear to have originated from the circumstance of his attention having been called to some fallen trees of Eucalyptus a short distance above the fipriugs on M[r] ... See full document

... The Council of the Royal Society have pleasure in submitting the following report for the year 1901, and i egret I'hat, owing to the sessions of the As;ociat'oii for the advancement of S[r] ... See full document

... rainfall of lOOin., and quite as frequently flooded in addition to these advantages there is no direct evidence of general drift in the sea beach, and the sand and debris of the rivers c[r] ... See full document