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1. • THE WAIRARAPA (NEW ZEALAND) EARTHQUAKE OF JUNE 24, 1942 - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     A PRELIMINARY report on some of the seismo-logical aspects of the Wairarapa earthquake of June 24, 1942, has been issued by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Zealand ...

2. • Histolytic Activity in Seasonal Hypertrophy of the Reproductive Organs of Hyla aurea - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     WHILE not yet reported in other frogs or in Hyla aurea elsewhere, hernia occurs in 0.3 per cent of this species taken in the Wellington district. The hernias seen involve ...

3. • Oogamy in the Brown Alga Halopteris - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     Sauv.2,3. No observations have hitherto been made on living plants of this species or on any of the other southern species suspected of oogamy. Using simple sea-water cultures, Sauvageau's findings ...

4. • Forestry in New Zealand - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     The circular, which merits a careful perusal by all interested in the development of a forest policy for the Empire as a whole, accords full recognition to the importance of the remaining indigenous ...

5. • Mr. Elsdon Best - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     ELSDON BEST, doyen of Polynesian ethnology, died at Wellington, New Zealand, last September. At eighteen years of age he was in the Poverty Bay district, then emerging from ...

6. • New Zealand Earthquakes - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     DURING March 1943, fifteen strong earthquakes were registered by the seismographs at Auckland, Arapuni, Bunnythorpe, Christchurch, Kaimata, New Plymouth, Tuai and Wellington

7. • NEW ZEALAND EARTHQUAKES DURING 1941 - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     R.27, extracted from the Annual Report of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, 1941-42, Dominion Observatory, Wellington, New Zealand). The earthquakes, in ...

8. • Nature Studies in New Zealand and at Home - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     In this volume he has collected observations made in the neighbourhood of Dunedin during the last thirty years. The articles appeared originally in the New Zealand Press, and were obviously ...

9. • Dendritic Gold - Nature

     Nature· 4 days ago

     WILL one of my fellow-readers of NATURE be good enough to inform me, through its columns, with the name and publisher of such a work on mineralogy (short, if possible) as will give me the best ...

10. • The New Zealand Institute - Nature

      Nature· 4 days ago

      PROBABLY none of our colonies have done so much for the promotion of the higher interests of their people as New Zealand; in this respect, indeed, it will compare favourably with almost any ...