xiv. 247; British, xxiv. 289, xxvi.
193, xxx. 238; Deputations, vi.
189, xiv. 250, xvi. 144; its Fitnes
for Colonisation, x. 43; Past,
Present, and Future, xviii. 89
New Rooms: Report, Special Meeting,
xiv. 316

New South Wales, 1788-1876, ix. 86;
Material Progress of, xvii. 46;
Reminiscences of, xxxi. 46
New Westminster, Bishop of, on
British Columbia, xviii. 189
New Zealand, vii. 247, xi. 320, xxiii.
271; and the South Sea Islands, ix.
164; Chapters in the History of,
xiv. 100; Fortunate Isles, xxvii. 370;
in 1884, xvi. 148; in 1895, xxvi.
297; Past, Present, and Future, v. 180
Nicholson, Sir Charles, on Political
and Municipal Boundaries of the
Colonies, xii. 311

Nile and Zambezi Systems as Water-
ways, xxxii. 79

Noble, John, on British South Africa
and the Zulu War, x. 105
Normanby, Marquis of, Banquet to,
xv. 360

North-Western Canada, xxxii. 209
Norton, G., on Land Tenures of India,
iii. 57

Notes on some Canadian Questions of
the Day, xxxv. 198

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
Physical Geography of, ii. 113

One Hundred Years of British Rule in
Ceylon, xxvii. 314

Onslow, Earl of, on State Socialism in
Antipodean Britain, xxv. 2
Ontario, Goldfields of, xxix. 68
Orange River Colony, Progress of Civil
Administration in the, xxxiii. 219
Ottawa Conference, its National Sig-
nificance, xxvi. 37

Our Colonial Food Supplies, xxvii. 392
Our Colonial Kingdoms, xxxiv. 293
Our Fiscal System, xxxv. 45

Our Future Colonial Policy, xxxiii. 301
Our West Indian Colonies, xxix. 171
Outlook in South Africa, xxxi. 305
Owen, Col. J. F., on Military Defence
Forces of the Colonies, xxi. 277
Owen, Prof. R., on Extinct Animals of
the Colonies, x. 267

Pacific, Civilisation of the, vii. 149
Parsons, Harold G., on Our Colonial
Kingdoms, xxxiv. 293

Perceval, W. B., on New Zealand, xxiii.
271

Permanent Unity of the Empire, vi. 36
Perry, Bishop, on Progress of Victoria,
vii. 214

Phillips, Coleman, on Civilisation of
the Pacific, vii. 149

Phillips, Lionel, on Outlook in South
Africa, xxxi. 305

Pinsent, (Sir) R., on Newfoundland,
xvi. 215

Planting Enterprise in the West
Indies, xiv. 265

Plummer, John, on Colonies and
English Labouring Classes, viii. 144
Political and Municipal Boundaries of
the Colonies, xii. 311

Political Organisation of the Empire,
xii. 346

Polynesian Labour Question in Fiji
and Queensland, iii. 34
Possibilities of the North-West Dis
trict of British Guaina, xxvi. 33
Postal and Telegraphic Communica
tion of the Empire, xix. 171
Postal Communication with the East,
xiv. 223

Powell, Wilfred, on New Guinea and
Western Pacific, xv. 7
Practical Colonisation, xviii. 297
Practical Communication with Red
River District, ii. 18
Preliminary Proceedings: Speeches by
Viscount Bury (Earl of Albemarle),
Rt. Hon. Chichester Fortescue (Lord
Carlingford), Mr. Leonard Wray, Mr.
A. H. Louis, Marquis of Normanby,
Mr. Baillie Cochrane, Sir H. Drum-
mond Wolff, Mr. Edward Wilson, Mr.
W. B. Hume, Sir Charles Nicholson,
Mr. H. Blaine, Mr. Marsh, Mr. S.
Jackson, Dr. Mann, Mr. McGarel, i.
Presentation of Proceedings to H.M.
the Queen, xviii. 160

Probyn, L. C., on Money of the British
Empire, xxi. 117; on a Gold Stand-
ard for the Empire, xxix. 94
Progress of Civil Administration in the
Orange River Colony, xxxiii. 219

Ramiseram Ship Canal between India

and Ceylon, ix. 337

Rathbone, E. P., on the Goldfields of
Ontario and British Columbia, xxix.
68
Recent Observations in Western
Australia, xxxii. 3

Recent Progress in Victoria, xxxii. 55
Recent Royal Tour, The. xxxiii. 253
Recent Social and Political Progress
in Victoria, xxix. 282

Red River District, Communication
with, ii. 18

Reeves, Hon. W. P., on the Fortunate
Isles: Picturesque New Zealand,
xxvii. 370

Relations of the Colonies to the
Empire, xiv. 391

Relations of the Colonies to the
Mother Country, i. 74

Relations of the Colonies to the
Parent State, ii. 68

Relative Growth of the Component

Parts of the Empire, xxx. 136
Rhodesia its Present and Future,
xxxiii. 4

Richards, T. H. Hatton, on New
Guinea, xxiv. 289; on the Gold
Coast Colony, xxix. 31
Robinson, Sir John, on Colonisation,

i. 135; on Glimpses of Natal, ix.
280; on Colonies and the Century,
Xxx. 324

Robinson, Sir William, on Trinidad,

its Capabilities and Prominent Pro-
ducts, xxx. 272; on the Bahamas,
xxxi. 162

Robinson, Sir W. C. F., Western
Australia, xxvi. 351

Rogers, Alexander, on Life in India, x.
299

Rogers, W. A., on Domestic Prospects
in India, i. 111

Ross, Major Ronald, on Malaria in
India and the Colonies, xxxv. 7
Royal Charter: Special Meeting, xiii.
191, 431, xiv. 1

Russell, Drs. D. H. and R., on Jamaica,
x. 209

Saskatchewan, Bishop of, on N.-W.
Territories of Canada, xiv. 59
Saunders, J. R., on Natal, xiii. 103
Saville-Kent, W., on Australian
Natural History Gleanings, xxix. 36
Schlich, Dr., on Forestry of the
Colonies and India, xxi. 187
Scientific Exploration of Central Aus-
tralia, xxvii. 87

School of Tropical Medicine, xxxi. 178
Self-supporting Emigration, ii. 41
Selous, F. C., on South Africa, xxiv.
347; on History of the Matabele,
xxv. 251

Selwyn, Bishop, on Islands of the
Western Pacific, xxv. 361

Service,J., Farewell Banquet to, xix.339
Shand, J. L., on Tea Industry of
Ceylon, xix. 85

Shaw, Miss Flora L. (see Lugard, Lady)
Shelford, Fred, on the Development of
West Africa by Railways, xxxv. 248
Shippard, Sir Sidney, on the Adminis-
tration of Justice in South Africa,
xxviii. 82

Sierra Leone, Past, Present, and
Future, xiii. 56

Silver Wedding of H.R.H. the Presi-
dent, xix. 348

Simmonds, P. L., on Colonial Aids to
British Prosperity, v. 13

Smith, Sir Donald A., on Western
Canada, xxviii. 246

Smith, Lieut.-Col. Sir Gerard, on
Recent Observations in Western
Australia, xxxii. 3

Smith, R. Murray, on the Australasian
Dominion, xv. 105; Banquet to,
xvii. 432

Snow, Parker, on

Colonisation of

Ocean Islands, ii. 117

Social and Intellectual Aspects of

Australian Life, xxvi. 30

Some Aspects of Colonisation, i. 135
Some Aspects of our Imperial Trade,
xxix. 104

Some Recollections of Tasmania before
Federation, xxxiv. 32

South Africa, vi. 155, xix. 223;
Administration of Justice in, xxviii.
82; Agriculture in, xxxii. 139; and
her Colonies, vii. 86; and Central
and Eastern Africa, viii. 380; and
the Zulu War, x. 105; as a Health
Resort, xx. 4; Commercial Resources
and Financial Position of, xvi. 5;
Incidents of a Hunter's Life in, xxiv.
347; Mineral Wealth of, xviii. 217 ;
Native Races of, xxx. 30; Our Por-
tion in, xvii. 5; Outlook in, xxxi. 305;
Railway System of, xxix. 3; Social
and Domestic Life of Dutch Boers of,
i. 175; Some Social Forces at Work
in, xxvi. 273; Territories Adjacent
to Kalahari Desert, xiv. 125; Trade
and Industry of, xxxiv. 131; Union
of Various Portions of, xii. 134;
Winter Tour in, xxi. 5

South African Tribes, Education of,
xv. 68

South African War Memorial, xxxiv.
192

South Australia, xi. 181; as a Fede-
ral Unit, xxx. 208; Northern Terri-
tory of, xiii. 303
Spence, Miss C. H., on Aspects of
Australian Life, xxvi. 30

State in Relation to Trade, The, xxxiv.
248

State Socialism and Labour Govern-

ment in Antipodean Britain, xxv. 2
Stephen, Hon. S. A., on Reminiscences

of New South Wales, xxxi. 46
Steps to Imperial Federation, xxxiv. 5
Straits Settlements and British
Malaya, xv. 266

Strangways, H. B. T., on Forty Years
Since and Now, vi. 228

Stuart, Prof. T. H. Anderson, on Uni-

versity Life in Australasia, xxiii. 93
Studies in Australia in 1896, xxviii. 119
Sudan, Commercial Possibilities of the,
XXXV. 349

Suez Canal Route to India, China,
and Australia, ii. 78

Sugar Industry of Mauritius, xxx. 68
Sugar Producing Colonies, Future of
our, xxvii. 54

Surridge, Rev. F. H., on Matabeleland
and Mashonaland, xxii. 305
Swaziland, xxxi. 274

Swettenham, F. A., on British Rule in
Malaya, xxvii. 273

Symons, G. J., on Climates of the
Colonies, viii. 180

Synge, Colonel M., on Red River
District, ii. 18

Systematic Colonisation, xxx. 25

Tasmania and its Wealth in Timber,
iv. 169; as it is, xvii. 252; Forests
of, iv. 173, v. 160; its Resources
and Prospects, xx. 319; Past and
Present, x. 333; Primitive, Present,
and Future, xxxi. 76; Some Recol-
lections of, before Federation, xxxiv.
32; Woodlands of, v. 166
Telegraphic Communication with the

Australian Colonies: Banquet, iii. 225
Telegraphic Enterprise in Australasia,
xvii. 144

Temple, Sir Richard, on Statistics of

the Indian Empire, xii. 53
Tennant, Sir David, on Railway Sys-
tem of South Africa, xxix. 3
Thiele, H. H., on Agriculture in Fiji,
xxi. 362

Thompson, Dr. E. Symes, on South
Africa as a Health Resort, xx. 4
Thomson, Dr. J. P., on Queensland,
its Material Progress and Natural
Resources, xxxv. 28

Todd, Charles, on Telegraphic Enter-
prise in Australasia, xvii. 144
Torrens, W. McC., on Emigration, xii.
178

Tozer, Sir Horace, on Queensland's
Progress, xxx. 74

Trade and Industry of South Africa,
xxxiv. 131

Trade, The State in relation to, xxxiv.
248

Trade of the Cape Colonies with
Central Africa, xi. 57

Trade Routes of South China and
their relation to the development of
Hong Kong, xxix. 277.

Transvaal War, Resolution, xxxi. 3
Trinidad, and its Future Possibilities,
xxxii. 215; Defence Question in,
xxvii. 45; its Capabilities and
Prominent Products, xxx. 272
Tropical Africa, Development of, xxvii.
218

Tropical Medicine, School of, xxxi. 178
Tupper, Sir Charles, on Canada in
Relation to the Unity of the Em-
pire, xxv. 325

Turner, Hon. J. H., on British Colum-
bia of To-day, xxxiii. 110
Twenty-first Anniversary of the Foun-
dation of the Institute : Banquet, xx.
168, 384

Uganda, xxv. 105; xxxv. 186
Unification of Time at Sea, xxviii.
364

University Life in Australasia, xxiii.
93

Utility of a Reporter on Trade Pro-
ducts in the Colonial Office, ii. 154

Victoria, Progress of, vii. 214; Colony
of: Some of its Industries, xxviii. 4;
Recent Progress in Victoria, xxxii.
55; Recent Social and Political
Progress in, xxix. 282
"Victoria Day,❞ xxxiv. 354
Vincent, Sir C. E. Howard, on British

Empire of To-day, xvi. 308; on
Inter British Trade, xxii. 265
Vogel, Sir Julius, on New Zealand
and the South Sea Islands, ix. 164

Wade, F. C., on the Klondike-a Four
Years' Retrospect, xxxiii. 292

Wales, H.R.H. the Prince of, on Our
Colonial Empire, xxxiii. 80
Walker, H. de R., on Impression
of the British West Indies, xxxii.
286

Walker, William, on West Indies, iv.
70; on Forests of British Guiana, v.
126
Wallace, Prof. Robert, on Australasian
Agriculture, xxiv. 139; on Agricul-
ture in South Africa, xxxii. 139
Ward, Hon. J. G., on New Zealand in
1895, xxvi. 297

Warren, Sir Charles, on Our Portion
in South Africa, xvii. 5
Washington Treaty as affecting the
Colonies, iv. 187; Balance Sheet of
the, iv. 7

Wason, J. C., on East Africa and

Uganda Protectorates, xxxv. 186
Water Supply of Australia, xxxiii. 35
Watson, Dr. J. F., on Colonial and
Indian Trade of England, ix. 109
Watt, Dr. G., on Trade of India, xviii.
44

Watts, H. E., on the Washington
Treaty, iv. 187

Webb, Rt. Rev. A. B., on Some Social
Forces at Work in South Africa,
xxvi. 273

Webster, R. G., on England's Colonial
Granaries, xiii. 13

Weld, Sir F., on the Straits Settle-
ments, xv. 266

Welldon, Rev. J. E. C, on Imperial
Aspects of Education, xxvi. 322
Wenyon, W. F., on Trade Routes of
South China and their relations to
the development of Hong Kong,
xxix. 277

West Africa and the Trade of the
Interior, xx. 90; Colony of Lagos,
xxviii. 275; Gold Coast Colony;
xxix. 31; Sierra Leone, Past, Pre-
sent and Future, xiii. 56; Develop-
ment of, by Railways, xxxv. 248
West African Negroland, xxxv. 300
Western Australia, xvi. 180, xxvi. 351;

its Present and Future, xx. 130;
Present Condition and Prospects
of, xxiv. 3; Geological Notes on
the Coolgardie Goldfields, xxvii.
256; in 1898, xxx. 3; Recent Obser-
vations in, xxxii. 3
Western Pacific, Islands of the, xxv. 361
Westgarth, W., on Relations of the

Colonies to the Mother Country, i.
74; on the Colonial Question, ii.
58; on Colonial Relations, iii. 13;

on Colonial Reform, iii. 84; on
Australian Public Finance, XX.
229

West Indian Colonies, our, xxix. 171;
Present Position of, viii. 261; Social
and Economic Position of, iv. 70
West Indies, Capital and Labour for
the, xxi. 328; Impressions of the
British, xxxii. 286; Planting Enter-
prise in, xiv. 265; in 1892, xxiii.
323

Whales and British and Colonial

Whale Fisheries, xxvi. 79

Whitehead, Hon. T. H., on Critical
Position of British Trade with
Oriental Countries, xxvi. 105; on
Expansion of Trade with China,
xxxii. 106

Williams, Justice Condé, on the Future
of our Sugar Producing Colonies,
xxvii. 54

Williams, Captain W. H., on Uganda,
XXV. 105

Wilson, Prof. D., on Indians of British
North America, v. 222

Wilson, Edward, on Acclimatisation,
vii. 36

Wine Growing in British Colonies,
xix. 295

Winton, Sir Francis de, on Practical
Colonisation, xviii. 297

Wittenoom, Sir E. H., on Western

Australia in 1898, xxx. 3

Women and the Colonies, xxxv. 326
Wood, J. D., on Benefits to the Colo-
nies of being Members of the British
Empire, viii. 3; on Land Transfer
adopted by the Colonies, xvii. 343
Wray, Leonard, on Straits of Malacca,
v. 103

Writing of Colonial History, xxvi. 270
Wrixon, Sir Henry, on the Ottawa
Conference its National Signifi
cance, xxvi.

Young, E. Burney, on the Colonial
Producer, xxviii. 76

Young, Sir Frederick, on New Zea-
land, v. 180; on England and her
Colonies at the Paris Exhibition, x.
6; on Emigration, xvii. 368; on
Winter Tour in South Africa, xxi. 5
Younghusband, Capt. F. E., on the
Kashmir Frontier, xxvi. 256

Zambezi and Nile Systems as Water-
ways, xxxii. 79

Zambezi, Tribes of the Upper, xxix.
260

Afternoon Meetings, 27, 71, 186, 227,

326, 376

Allardyce, W. L., 71, 76, 184
Alldridge, T. J., 277

Annual Dinner, 281

Annual General Meeting, 153

Annual Report of the Council, 153
Argyll, Duke of, 44

Artesian Boring in Australia, 393
Ashton, R. S., 65, 67

Assets and Liabilities, Statement of,
161

Australia as a Food-producing Country,
79, 393

Cuningham, Granville C., 224
Dangar, F. H., 78, 182, 194, 242
Davidson, W. E., 145

Development of West Africa by Rail-
ways, 248

Dixson, Dr. T. Storie, 103
Dobson, Hon. Alfred, 104
Duncan, Robert, 107
Dutton, Frederick, 180, 181

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates,
186

Eighth Ordinary General Meeting, 345
Elections of Fellows, 1, 44, 78, 112,

197, 247, 299, 345

Elgee, Captain C. H., 276
Empire Day, 158

Exchanges, List of, 515

Federation and the Mercantile Marine,
227

Fellows, List of, 403

Ferguson, John, 76, 112, 113, 150, 183
Fifth Ordinary General Meeting, 197
Fijians and their Fire-walking, 71
First Ordinary General Meeting, 1
Fiscal System, Our, 45

FitzGerald, W. W. A., 349, 375

Fourth Ordinary General Meeting, 112
Fraser, J. G., 64

Fraser, Simon, 393

Freeman, T. Kyffin, 388

Fremantle, Admiral the Hon. Sir E.,
240

Fulford, Hon. G. T., 225

of

the

Howse, Sir Henry, 24

Hughes, George, 42

Colquhoun, Mrs. A. R., 326, 344
Commercial Possibilities

Humby, H. G., 279

Income Tax, Payment of Double, 158

Index to vols. i-xxxv, 521