The Hawera series, or the so-called "Drift formation" of HaweraJournal Paper
Thomson, J.A., 1917, Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand
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Descriptions of new native flowering plantsJournal Paper
Petrie, D., 1917, Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand
Reclamation of tidal-swamp lands in North Auckland.Journal Paper
Rowan, R., 1917, New Zealand Journal of Agriculture. Expand
The land of tara and they who settled it. The story of the occupation of Te Whanga-Nui-A-Tara (the great harbour of Tara) or Port Nicholson, by the maori. Part IV (continued)Journal Paper
Best, E., 1918, The journal of the polynesian society. Expand
Notes on a botanical excursion to Bunkers IslandJournal Paper
Poppelwell, D.L., 1918, Transactions of the New Zealand Institute. Expand
Traditions and legends. Collected from the native of Murihiku. (Southland, New Zealand.) Part XIJournal Paper
1919, The journal of the polynesian society. Expand
Further notes on the Horowhenua coastal plain and the associated physiographic featuresJournal Paper
Adkin, G.L., 1919, Transactions of the New Zealand Institute. Expand
The account of Kupe and TainuiJournal Paper
1919, The journal of the polynesian society. Expand
On the ecology of the vegetation of Breckland. VII. General effects of blowing sand upon the vegetationJournal Paper
Farrow, E., 1919, Journal of Ecology. Expand
The nature of the New Zealand avifaunaJournal Paper
Mathews, G.M.; Iredale, T., 1920, Emu. Expand