Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales, Volum 40Australasian Medical Publishing Company, 1907 Includes list of members. |
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Side vi - Corporation shall be an effectual discharge for the said Bequest, which I direct to be paid within calendar months after my decease, without any...
Side 78 - These names are by preference those which have come into general use in the fifty years following their publication, or which have been used in monographs and important floristic works up to the year 1890. The list of these names forms an appendix to the rules of nomenclature.
Side 81 - No one is authorized to reject, change, or modify a name (or combination of names) because it is badly chosen, or disagreeable, or another is preferable or better known, or because of the existence of an earlier homonym which is universally regarded as non-valid, or for any other motive either contestable or of little import.
Side 77 - The rules and recommendations of botanical nomenclature apply to all classes of the plant kingdom, reserving special arrangements for fossil plants and non-vascular...
Side 80 - On the Publication of Names, and on the Date of each Name or Combination of Names, Art. 41. The date of a name or of a combination of names is that of its actual and irrevocable publication. Art. 42. Publication consists in the sale or the distribution among the public of printed matter, plates, or autographs. It consists, likewise, in the sale or the distribution, among the leading public collections, of numbered specimens, accompanied by printed...
Side xxxvi - A List of Official Chemical Appointments, held in Great Britain and Ireland, in India and the Colonies.
Side l - ... worth consideration for the present purpose. Suppose the beds to dip seaward and beneath the sea, and either to rise to the ocean bed or to dip at a lower angle than the slope of the sea bed there would be a leakage into the sea.
Side 37 - ... birthright, and only as we realise it do we become, at the same time, of great price to the community. From individual minds are born all great discoveries and revolutions of thought. New ideas may be in the air and more or less present in many minds, but it is always an individual who at the last takes the creative step and enriches mankind with the living germthought of a new era of opinion.
Side 27 - Council have now appointed a Lecturer who is prepared to deliver Lectures on Meteorological subjects, eg : How to observe the Weather ; Weather Forecasting ; Climate ; Rainfall ; Thunderstorms ; Meteorology in relation to Agriculture, Health, etc. The Lectures will be illustrated by lantern slides from a large collection in the possession of the Society.
Side 73 - ... American botanists, several of the larger European botanical establishments are among the subscribers, and the subscriptions are adequate to cover the expenses of clerical labor and printing required for its publication. The work is in charge of Miss MA Day, Librarian of the Gray Herbarium. In June the botanists of the Gray Herbarium, the Cryptogamic Herbarium, and the Botanical Museum of Harvard University...