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NOTICES TO Members — {Continued from page ii. of covet ).


CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.


The Duchess of Bedford; Woburn Abbey, Beds.


Proposed by Mr. Phii.EIPPS.


Miss ViOEET M. ChoemeEY; Place Newton, Rillington, York.


Proposed by Miss MARGERY ST. OUINTIN.


Miss Dorothy FiTZ Gerai.d; c/o Colonel Fitz Gerald, 68tli Durham

Light Infantry, Wellington, Madras Presidency, India.


Proposed by Mrs. Mowbray Charrington.


Mr. Norman Ritchie ; The Holmes, St. Boswells, N.B.


Proposed bv Master NOEE PHIEEIPPS.


Mrs. Holding; 14, Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath.


Proposed by Mr. 1 'OMES.


Mr. Graham Rknshaw, M.D. ; .Sale Bridge House, .Sale, Manchester.


Proposed by Mr. D. SETH-SMITH.


Mr. Richard Hodgson, Junr. ; Molescroft, Beverley.


Proposed by Mr. SWAIEES.


Mr. J. HaeeiweeE; ii, Westbourne Grove, West Kirby, Birkenhead.


Proposed by Mr. BURGESS.


Mr. H. J. Buee; 166, Upper Keunington Lane, S.E. ; and

Mrs. Waterhouse; 6, Esplanade, Scarborough; and

Miss PeddiE WaddeeE; 4, Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh.


Proposed by Dr. Greene.


Mrs. Day; The Rectory, Killeagh, Co. Cork.


Preposed by Mr. RUDKIN.


Mr. R. W. S. Waeker ; Glen Hall, Leicester.


Proposed by Mr. Oakey.


Mr. I. Mordaunt WHEEER, M.D. ; 435, Battersea Park Road, S.W.

Proposed by Mr. GRONVOED.


Mr. Randolph J. Pickford, Witton-le-Wear, R.S.O., Co. Durham.

Proposed by Dr. Myean.



MEMBERS’ SALE AND EXCHANGE! COLUMN.


The charge for private advertisements is one penny for every font words. Names

and addr esses of advertisers must be paid for. Each statement of price, such

as 3/6, is counted as one word. Every advertisement must be prepaid, and

MUST reach the Secretary trot later than the 19 th of each month. The

Council reserve the r ight of refusing any advertisement they may consider

undesirable.


Yellow-flanked Parrakeet, perfect plumage, talks—“ Three cheers for the

king, hip, hip, hurrah ; ” “Come and kiss me, darling”; “Who are

you;” “Come along,” etc., etc. 70/-.


Samuee Burge, Ivy Cottage, Fairford.


Large Albion radiating oil stove, excellent for birdroom, 10/-. “ Avicultural

Magazine,” bound in cloth—Vol. II. 5/-; Vols. V. and VI. 8/6 each.

Unbound, Vol. VII. 7/6; Vol. VIII., No. 6 missing, 8/6.


Mrs. LESLIE Williams, Swanswick Cottage, Bath.


Vols. I.-VII. bound half roan, gilt bands ; VIII. unbound, new ; price 90/-.


W. T. CateEUGH, Clyffe, Richmond Wood Road, Bournemouth.


Pair Japanese Red-sided Tits, healthy, good condition, price 20/-.


Mrs. Howard Williams, Hamilton Lodge, Bicklej% Kent.


Breeding cage in six divisions, in perfect condition, only used one season ;

cost 45/-, will take 25/-.


Miss HarbotTEE, Victoria Place, Budleigli Salterton, Devon.


Senegal Doves, 15/- pair; young aviary-bred Black - headed Gouldian

Finches, cock and hen, 20/-.


Miss M. Sharp, Spring Gardens, Ringwood, Hants.


Aviary-bred Californian Quails, 15/- a pair, cocks 7/- each. Might exchange

hardy foreign birds.— Mrs. Coxneee, The Orchard, Brockenhurst.



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