New Zealand scientific expedition organised by the Philosophical Institute of Canterbury to extend the magnetic survey of New Zealand by investigating the Auckland and Campbell Islands and to conduct botanical, biological and zoological surveys. It began on 14 November 1907 and lasted until 30 November 1907 (about 16 days). The setting was Subantarctic. Those involved included George Vernon Hudson, Leonard Cockayne, Bernard Cracroft Aston and Arthur Algernon Dorrien-Smith.
Before and after
- from August 1907 to March 1909British Antarctic Expedition (1907–1909)
- 31 August 1907British-Russian Convention
- 14 September 1907Establishment of Jasper National Park
- 17 October 1907Founding of Atalanta BC
- from 14 November 1907 to 30 November 19071907 Sub-Antarctic Islands Scientific Expedition
- 14 November 1907Birth of Astrid Lindgren
- 15 December 1907Birth of Oscar Niemeyer
- 17 December 1907Founding of Bhutan
- from 1908 to 1946Kingdom of Bulgaria
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