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 ILLUSTRATION FUND. 



Judging by the many conimuiiicatioiis that have come to 

 hand, the illustrations have proved quite an interesting feature, 

 and have been much appreciated ; but it must be pointed out, 

 that, unless members generally will carry their appreciation to 

 the extent of subscribing to this fund, they cannot be con- 

 tinued on our present income; but as our membership 

 increases, the need for these appeals should largely disappear. 



vSuch illustrations as have appeared in past volumes have 

 only been possible by the generosity of the few. This ought 

 iiot to continue, but all should bear their share of this 

 burden. 



The Committee urge that each member and associate 

 should contribute a donation to this fund, thus it will fall 

 heavily on none ; and neither the bulk of the magazine nor 

 number of illustrations will have to be curtailed. 



THE FOREIGN BIRD CLUB. 

 BIRD NOTES. ILLUvSTRATION I'UND. 



To the Hon. Treasurer, 

 Mrs. K. L. Mii.i<ER, 27, Belgrave Road, London, S.W. 



/ enclose tvith much pleasure £ : s. : d. as 



a donation to this fund. 



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