Report of Council of the Royal Society of Tasmania for the year 1867

Abstract

The Session of 1867 was opened, as were the two previous ones, by a microscopical soiree, which proved as attractive as its predecessors. The papers, however, which have been brought forward at our Monthly Meetings have scarcely presented the varied interest which has obtained in some former years, and the Council would therefore be glad to press upon the attention of the Fellows the great importance of keeping up the interest of our Monthly Meetings and publications by contributions, especially on all points bearing on the Geology or the general Natural History of the Island. Includes Statement of funds of Society, books purchased and presented, presentations to museum, plants & seeds, received at Gardens,sent from Gardens and supplied to public places, Tench supplied