Volume 16, 1977

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Number 1

• Griffiths, G.A. Origin and transport of large boulders in mountain streams (pages 1-6)

• Day, T.J. Longitudinal dispersion of fluid particles in mountain streams: 1. Theory and field evidence (pages 7-25)

• Day, T.J. Longitudinal dispersion of fluid particles in mountain streams: 2. Similarity of the mean motion and its application (pages 26-52)

• Watt, J.P.C. Field observations of the moisture regime of a yellow-grey earth (Otokia silt loam) in Eastern Otago (pages 53-72)

• Mora-Castro, D.; Lloyd, J.W. A digital model of part of the Rio Tempisque alluvial aquifer, Costa Rica (pages 73-86)

• Pickup, G. Potential and limitations of rainfall-runoff models for predictions on ungauged catchments: A case study from the Papua New Guinea Highlands (pages 87-102)

• Taylor, G.; Woodyer, K.D. Comment on "Some differences between distributary and braiding channels" by S.J. Riley and reply (pages 103-109)

• News And Book Reviews (pages 110-112)

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Number 2

• Day, T.J. Field procedures and evaluation of a slug dilution gauging method in mountain streams (pages 113-133)

• Bennett, J.R.; Selby, M.J. Induced channel instability and hydraulic geometry of the Mangawhara Stream, New Zealand (pages 134-147)

• Grant, P.J. Water temperatures of the Ngaruroro River at three stations (pages 148-157)

• Day, M.C.; Hunt, B.W. Groundwater transmissivities in North Canterbury (Note) (pages 158-163)

• News And Book Reviews (pages 164-167)