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President's address. The oldest rocks in Australia?
Vol 22, Page 1
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Forest destruction in New South Wales and its effects on the flow of water in watercourses and on the rainfall.
Vol 22, Page 59
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On the increasing magnitude of Eta Argus
Vol 22, Page 76
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Notes on some minerals and mineral localities in the northern districts of New South Wales
Vol 22, Page 78
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On a simple plan of easing railway curves
Vol 22, Page 89
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An improvement in anemometers
Vol 22, Page 103
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On the anatomy and life history of Mollusca peculiar to Australia
Vol 22, Page 106
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Considerations of phytographic expressions and arrangements
Vol 22, Page 187
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Indigenous Australian forage plants, (non-grasses) including plants injurious to stock
Vol 22, Page 204
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Census of the fauna of the Older Tertiary of Australia
Vol 22, Page 240
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Description of the autographic stress-strain apparatus used in connection with the testing machine at the University of Sydney, for recording the results of testing the strength and elasticity of materials in cross-breaking, compression and tension
Vol 22, Page 253
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The storm of 21st September, 1888
Vol 22, Page 256
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Some New South Wales tan-substances. Part V. (Including an account of Lowenthal's process for the estimation of tannic acid)
Vol 22, Page 259
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Results of observations of Comets I. and II., 1888, at Windsor, N.S.W
Vol 22, Page 284
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The desert sandstone
Vol 22, Page 290
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On a new self-recording thermometer
Vol 22, Page 335
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The thunderstorm of 26th October, 1888
Vol 22, Page 338
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The Latin verb Jubere -- a linguistic study
Vol 22, Page 344
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Notes on some New South Wales minerals. (Note No. 5)
Vol 22, Page 362