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CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.


Miss M. H. WOODS, North Grimstotie House, York.


Proposed by Mr. St. QuinTIN.


Mrs. Maxwell Sherston, Alford, Castle Cary, Somerset.


Proposed by Mr. Ealand


Mr. M. E. Griffiths. “ Fernside.” Childer Road, StowmarkeL

Proposed by Miss R. ALDERSON.


Mr. G. M. Tolley, The Laurels, Bescot, Walsall.


Proposed by Mr. HORTON.


Mr. F. W. Harper. 5. Bentinck Villas, Stanley Road, Wakefield.


Proposed by Mr. RYCRoFT.


Mr. !•'. G. Hinder. Thorncliffe, Darwen.


Proposed bv Mr. ROTHF.RA.


Lady PiGOT. Warfield Grove, Bracknell ; and —


Mr. W. R. Fasey, The Oaks, Holly Bush Hill, Snaresbrook; and —


Mr. R. B. Williamson, Probate House, Wakefield.


Proposed by Mr. PhiLLTPPS.


Mrs. Pridham, Windsor Villa, Mannamead. Plymouth; and —


Mrs. C. H. Williams. 49. Okehamuton Road, St. Thomas, Exeter: and —

Mr. T. A. Wall. New Lyric Club. Coventry Street, London, W.; and —

Captain G. Rice, Hanley Lodge, Corstorpliine, N.B.


Proposed by Dr. GREENE.



MEMBERS’ SALE AND EXCHANGE COLUMN.


The charge for advertisements in this column is 2 d. for each bird or species of bird

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

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

ments should reach the Secretary not later than the 19 th of each month ,

and MUST, in every case, be prepaid in stamps. The Council reserve the

right to refuse any advertisement they consider undesirable.


Best ants’ eggs procurable, perfectly clean, 3/- lb., postage extra; meal¬

worms, all large. 500 for 1/6, 1,000 for 2/6, post free—Cash with order.


Two fine Queen Parrakeets, 30/- each; two aviary-bred adult cock Cockatiels,

very fine, 7/6 each ; splendid pair British Goldfinches, 5/-: pair Bull¬

finches, nesting, cock fit for show, 5/-; pair Long-tailed Grassfinches,

17/6; pair Masked Grassfinches. 25/-; pair Bicheno’s or Double-

banded Finches, 20/.; Malabar Green Bulbul, 30/-; pair Redrump

Parrakeets, 32/6; pair Cordon Bleus, 5/-.


C. P. Arthur, Melksliam.


Tame drake Teal, i| years in aviary, to exchange for foreign seed-eaters,

log nests, or other aviary appliances.


A. Cummings, 16, Promenade Villas, Cheltenham.


Hen Shama, splendid condition, from cold outdoor aviary, 32/6.


R. Franklin Hinder, 44. Grosvenor Road, Birkdale, Southport.


Black-headed Nuns. 2/-; Avadavats, Grey Javas, Bishops, and Weavers, 3/-

pair; Combassous, Waxbills, and Orange Cheeks, 3/6 pair; Zebra

Finches and Cordon Bleus, 5/- pair.


Miss Lattey, Hollydene, Allensbank Road, Cardiff.


Several kinds of East African Doves, privately imported—particulars on

application.


Large well made Crystal Palace aviary, good condition, no further use to

owner, 25/-, cost very much more; would exchange, see Wants.


Miss R. Alderson, Park House, Worksop.



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