NOTICES TO Members —Continued from page ii. of cover.



NEW MEMBER.


Mr. C. H. Ci.ayton, 3, East View, Kinderfield, Wakefield.



CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.


Mr. Alfred Pb Boothroyd, 27, Duke Street, Southport.


Proposed by Mr. J. SERGEANT.


Mr. C. A. Ealand, The Cedars. Langley, Bucks.


Proposed by Mr. ARTHUR GlLL.


The Rev. W. J. Constable, Uppingham School, Uppingham.

Proposed by Mr. J. L- BONHOTE-



CHANGE OF ADDRESS.


Mr. Thos. E. Knekn, no, Harrington Road, Workington.



MEMBERS’ SALE AND EXCHANGE COLUMN.


The charge for adver tisements in this column is 2d. for each bird or species of bir d

advertised. Not more than twelve words will be allowed for any bird or

species of bird. Names and addresses of advertisers, free. All advertise¬

ments should reach the Secr etary at least /./ days before the end of the month,

and MUST, in every case, be prepaid in stamps. No advertisements will

be inserted unless this rule be complied with. The Council reserve the


* right to refuse any advertisement they consider undesirable. Each

advertisement should be written on a separate sheet of paper, with the

name and address of the advertiser at the foot.


I have a few exceedingly large Cocoa Nut Husks, wired, suitable for Red-

rumps, Turquoisines, etc., selected from over 2,000, price 1/6 each ;

splendid Scarlet Tanager, 20 -: adult Cockatiels, T2/6 pair; cock

Combassous, in colour, 5/- each; pair thoroughly acclimatized

Cordon Bleus, 7/6. C. P. Arthur, Melksliam, Wilts.


Aviary-bred Senegal Dove, 7/6; foreign bird offers in exchange for pair of

Japanese Bantams, price 10/-. — Miss M. Sharp, Ringwood, Hants.


Pair of Pope Cardinals, 15/-; hen Virginian Nightingale, 7/6; from outdoor

aviary. Edward J. Brookes, Inglesham, Sutton Coldfield.


Diuca Finch, male, perfectly healthy and acclimatized, 7/6; Calandra Lark,

male, in perfect condition, 7 6; Zebra-finches, bred in outdoor aviary,

2/6 pair. Mrs. Noble, Park Place, Henley-on-Thames.


‘ Country Life,’ complete last 12 months, unbound, clean, what cash offers?


H. Speed, Victoria Park, Bangor.


All out of doors—cock Shama, 50/-; cock Black-headed Gouldian, 10/-;

cock Nonpareil, 8/6; cock Indigo, 6 6; Greater Spotted Woodpecker,

12/6; Chattering Lory, 30/-; Lesser Lemon-crested Cockatoo, 20/;

cock Virginian Nightingale, 15/-; about 25 Canaries, to clear, adult

and young, both sexes, 3/-each taking lot.


Gill, M.R.C.V.S., Bexley Heath, Kent.


Levaillant or Double-fronted Amazon, very tame, lovely plumage, speaks a

few words with much chattering, a male with nesting actions, 70/-;

large cage, wood top and back, two trays, made by cage maker,

suitable for piping crows, in new condition.


S. Burge, Ivy Cottage, Fairford, Glos.


Cock Golden Pheasant, 15/- i Cockatiels, 6/-; Green Budgerigars, 5/-pair;

Yellow, not absolutely but very nearly pure colour, 12/- pair; also

Chinese Painted Quails and Trumpeter Bullfinches, what offers?

Giving up aviaries.—Mrs. Brooksbank, Gate Helmsley House, York.


Pair Crimson-eyed Miniature Cockatoos, with cage, have nested, 3s.


W. T. CaTlEugh, Clvffe, Richmond Wood Road, Bournemouth.



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