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Mirbelia pungens, Cunningham. Mirbelia reticulata, Smith. Pultenaea pycnocephala, F. Bossiaea Kiamensis. Acacia obtusata, Sieber. Acacia binervata, De Candolle. Callicoma serratifolia, Andrews. Melaleuca styphelioides, Smith. Actinotus minor, De Candolle. Choretrum CandoUei, F. Olax stricta, R. Symphyonema paludosum, R. Banksia ericifolia, Linne filius. CandoUea laricifolia, F. Candollea linearis, F. Logania pusilla, R. Chloanthes parviflora, Walpers.

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If the spider remains inactive it is a sign of rain ; but if he keeps at work during rain it shows the rain will not last long, and will be followed by fine weather. The spider makes changes in his web every 24 hours, but if these changes are made in the evening, just before sunset, the night will probably be clear and beautiful. President : A. Sc, F. No Entrance Fee. Annual Subscription, including copy of proceedings, 16s. The proceedings of the Club are recorded in its journal — the "Victorian Naturalist. To members free. Any of the numbers from the commencement, January, , can be obtained from the Hon.

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By Bev. London Office : W. JU:NE, In the absence of the president and vice-presidents, Prof. Baldwin Spencer, B. A letter was read from the Christ's College Natural History Society, Hobart, desiring to open correspondence and make exchanges with the members.

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The hon. Brazier, C. Thomas, M. Springthorpe ; and "Journal of Pharmacy," March, On a ballot being taken, Messrs. Alston, H. Massey Bindon, T. Campbell, and G. Lyell, jun. Attention was drawn to the great destruction of the platypus in various parts of the colony, and it was decided to communi- cate with the Zoological Society as to the desirability of bring- ing the matter under the notice of the Government.

By Miss F. The journey was through almost inaccessible country, and the vegetation was almost of a tropical country. By Mr. Batey, " Notes on Fluke.

The paper gave opportunity for an interesting discussion, during which Prof. Spencer gave an account of Mr. Thomas' researches in England.

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Springthorpe referred to the author's suggestion that the liver fluke and the hydatid were identical creatures, and said that this idea was erroneous. Spencer drew the attention of the members to several live specimens of Amphioxus, a very low form of fish recently obtained by Mr. Bracebridge Wilson, M. The following were the principal exhibits of the evening : — By Mr.

Barnard, orchid in bloom Pterostylis reflexa , grown by exhibitor. Brittlebank, water-colour drawings of Victorian lepidoptera Heteronympha.

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Chandler, a frontal shrike-tit Falciinculus froniatusj, from Dandenong Ranges ; a superb fruit-pigeon Ptilenopis siiperbusj, from Queensland ; fossil shells and fruit from Warburton and Reefton, Upper Yarra ; and petrified nest of English hedge- sparrow. French, F. French, jun. By Master G. Hill, New Zealand insects. By Master H. Hill, New Zealand insects, including the rare "snow butterfly," from Mount Cook.

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Longmore, the rare longicorn beetle Macrotovia hews , from Fiji. By Baron F. Kuetzing, now over eighty years of age, referring to new Victorian algse. Searle, insects collected since last meeting ; also, metamor- phosis of moth, Secusio annulata. By Rev. After the usual conversazione the meeting terminated. In the absence of the president and vice-presidents, the Eev. Halley was voted to the chair, and about forty-five members and visitors were present. Persoonia juniperina was noted in flower. Plants of ChiloglotUs diphylla were seen, and a number of cocoons of the moth Chelopteryx collsii were obtained.

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On a ballot being taken, Miss L. Elder, Mr. Hogg, and Mr.