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The Proceedings and Transactions of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science, 1895, Vol. 1
Excerpt from The Proceedings and Transactions of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science, 1895
So far as numbers of scientific communications are concerned, the past session has been a very successful one. Sixteen papers were submitted to the Institute, some of them of much interest and value. They were distributed as follows, four in the department of Geology, three in Zoology, one in Botany, one in Chemistry, four in Physics, one in Engineering and two of a biographical character. It will thus be seen that the scope of the Institute's work has got beyond the range of the departments of science indicated by its name. And this fact applies to other recent sessions as well as that which terminates to-night. Thus in 1889 90 the following papers were communicated  three in Geology, four in Zoology, two in Physics, and two in Archaeology.
So far as numbers of scientific communications are concerned, the past session has been a very successful one. Sixteen papers were submitted to the Institute, some of them of much interest and value. They were distributed as follows, four in the department of Geology, three in Zoology, one in Botany, one in Chemistry, four in Physics, one in Engineering and two of a biographical character. It will thus be seen that the scope of the Institute's work has got beyond the range of the departments of science indicated by its name. And this fact applies to other recent sessions as well as that which terminates to-night. Thus in 1889 90 the following papers were communicated  three in Geology, four in Zoology, two in Physics, and two in Archaeology.
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First published September 27, 2015
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