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President's address. The merits of science and scientific training
Vol 32, Page 1, Date 1898
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Annual address to the Engineering Section.
Vol 32, Page I, Date 1898
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Aeronautics.
Vol 32, Page 55, Date 1898
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Australian divisional systems
Vol 32, Page 66, Date 1898
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Artesian water in New South Wales
Vol 32, Page 88, Date 1898
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On the "stringybark" trees of N.S.W., especially in regard to their essential oils
Vol 32, Page 104, Date 1898
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Current observations on the Canadian-Australian route
Vol 32, Page 120, Date 1898
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Water-spouts on the coast of New South Wales
Vol 32, Page 132, Date 1898
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Some physical properties of nickel steel
Vol 32, Page 150, Date 1898
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Key to the tribes and genera of Melanospermeæ. (Olive-green Seaweeds)
Vol 32, Page 169, Date 1898
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Etude sur les dialectes de la Nouvelle-Calédonie
Vol 32, Page 173, Date 1898
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On the pinenes of the oils of the genus Eucalyptus, Part I
Vol 32, Page 195, Date 1898
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Soaring machines
Vol 32, Page 209, Date 1898
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Native vocabulary of miscellaneous New South Wales objects
Vol 32, Page 223, Date 1898
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Current papers, No. 3
Vol 32, Page 230, Date 1898
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The group divisions and initiation ceremonies of the Barkunjee tribes
Vol 32, Page 241, Date 1898
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The blue pigment in coral (Heliopora cœrulea) and other animal organisms
Vol 32, Page 256, Date 1898
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Some notes on a wharf recently built in deep water at Dawes' Point, Sydney, New South Wales.
Vol 32, Page LXIV, Date 1898
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The narrow gauge as applied to branch railways in New South Wales.
Vol 32, Page XXII, Date 1898
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A testing machine for equal alternating stresses.
Vol 32, Page CXXIX, Date 1898
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Notes on hydraulic boring apparatus.
Vol 32, Page LXXII, Date 1898
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New South Wales lighthouses.
Vol 32, Page LXXXII, Date 1898
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Engineering construction in connection with rainfall.
Vol 32, Page XXXIII, Date 1898