THE FOREIGN BIRD MARKET. 



The charge is one penny far every fonr words, inclnding- address. ATf 

 advertisements must be pre-paid, and reach the Hon. Srec. of tlte H.B.C. by 

 the loth of the month. 



Pair Zebra Finches, 5/- ; odd hen, ^1- ; also frotu garden aviary, 

 splendid specimen of a Bronze Mnnnikin-Bengalee h3'bri(L 

 Offers. 



Mrs. DuTTON, Bank Cottage, Walton, Stone, Staffs. 



Pair Violet-necked Lorikeets and Fatagonian Conure, prize 

 winners. What offers ? Have also high-class Norwich 

 Canaries for disposal, besides British and Foreign Birds,, 

 including some grand Snow Buntings and Shorelarks, 

 Siskin and Goldfinch mules, and tame Virginian Nightin- 

 gale. F. Yali^OP, 85, Prince of Wales Road, Norwich, 



Harting's " Handbook of British Birds," latest edition,- 

 practically new, 50/- . Sharpe's edition of " Layard's- 

 Birds of South Africa," latest complete work on this 

 subject, g.oo<l condition, cover slightly worn, /^2. 



T. Whiteheai>, Deighton Grove, Yorks. 



Pair Java Sparrows, 5/6; Spice-bird, 3/6; Three-coloured 

 Mannikin, 5/6; St. Helena Waxbill, 3/6; Combassou, 5/- ? 

 Sycalis arvenis, 5/- ; two Goldfinch mules, 10/- each ; ten 

 hen Canaries, 3/6 each. James Storey, 



7, Blenhein Terrace, SL John's Wood, N,W, 



