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Journal and proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales . aleucas and their EssentialOils, pact V. By R. T. Baker and H. G. Smith [WithPlate VlIL] ^ 193 Art. IX.—On a new species of Eucalyptus from Northern Queens-land. By J. H. Maiden, f.l.s., and R. H. Cambaue, l.s., f.l.s. 215 Art. XX.—Notes on Eucalyptus, with descriptions of new species, No. 2. By J. H. Maiden ... .. 217 Art. XXL—The occurrence of Trimethylamine and its occurrencein the Australian Salt-bush, Rhagodia hastata, R. Br. ByR. Wf. Challinor, f.i.c, f.c.s 236 Art. XXII.— Note on an Ostracod, and an Ostracodal Limestone •, . from the Middle Devonian of New South Wales. ByFrederick Chapman, a.l.s., f.r.m.s., Palaeontologist to theNational Museum, Melbourne. (Communicated by W. S.Dun). [With Plate IX] ... 244 ISSUED MARCH 19th, 1911 Vol. XLVII. Part III. JOURNAL AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES FOR 1913. PART III, (pp. (i)-(xxii), i-1.) Containing Abstract of Proceedings, Title Page, List ofPublications, Contents, List of Members, etc., and Index.. SYDNEY: PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY, 5 ELIZABETH STREET NORTH, SYDNEY. LONDON AGENTS : GEORGE ROBERTSON & Co., PROPRIETARY LIMITED, 17 Warwick Square, Paternoster Row, London, E.C. 1913. F. WHITE Typ*« 344 Kent Street Sydney. -:::.: ?, . • •?.. v- ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS Q— December 3, 1913. ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS Jogal Soaetg of Jtefo ^outlj Males ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS, MAY 7th, 1913. The Annual Meeting, being the three hundred and fifty-sixth (356th) General Monthly Meeting of the Society, washeld at the Societys House, 5 Elizabeth-street North, at8 p.m. Mr. R. H. Cambage, President, in the Chair. Forty-eight members and one visitor were present. The minutes of the General Monthly Meeting of the 4thDecember, 1912, were read and confirmed. The certificates of eleven candidates for admission asordinary members were read for the first time. The receipt, during the recess, of 414 parts, 15 volumes, 26 reports, 5 cat