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NOTICES TO Members —(Continued front page it. of cover).


NEW MEMBERS.


Major TkESTrail, F.R.G.S.; Southdale, Clevedon.

The Very Rev. Canon VERE ; 2IA, Soho Square, W.

Miss Madeline Wigram; King's Gatchell, Taunton.

Mr. M. Steinberg; 578, West Street, Durban, Natal.



CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.


The Lady Julia Follett; Woodside, Old Windsor.


Proposed by Mr. St. Quintin.


Mrs. Henry Bromet ; Highfield, Tadcaster.


Proposed by The Double. M. C. Hawke.


Mr. J. F. Ochs, F.Z.S.; St. Ann’s Hill, Chertsey, Surrey; and

Mr. J. Bathgate ; c/o Messrs Shrager & Co., Dalhousie Square, Calcutta

Proposed by Mr. Frank Finn.


Mr. Harry C. Oberholser, Biological Survey, Department of Agriculture ;


Washington, D. C., U. S. A. ; and

Mr. J. WiGLESWORTH, M.D., M.B.O.U. ; Rainliill, Lancs, and

Mr. George W. Little, M.D.; 47, Ridge Street, Glens Falls, N. Y.,

LT. S. A. ; and


Mr. I. P. Roswell; 6 & 8, Brattle Square, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.


Proposed by the Hon. Business Secretary.


Mrs. Arkwright; Sutton Scarsdale, Chesterfield ; and

Mr. C. Cockhurn; Sutton Rock, Chesterfield; and

Mr. H. Jones; 13, Commercial Road, Ipswich.


Proposed by The Honble. Gerald Lascelles.


Mr. Thomas Parkin, M.A.. F.Z.S., M.B.O.U.; Fairseat, High Wickham,

Hastings. Proposed by Mr. BonhoTE.



MEMBERS’ SALE AND EXCHANGE COLUMN.


The charge for private advertisements is one penny for every four 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 not later than the 19 th of each month. The

Council reserve the right of refusing any advertisement they may consider

undesirable.


Redrump Parrakeets :—Unrelated pairs 25/-, or, singly, cocks 13/-, hens 15/;

fine health}- birds bred this year in outdoor aviaries.


H. W. Mathias, Thames Ditton, Surrey.


What offers, in foreign small finches or cash, for tame pair of Canary-winged

Conures; feed from hand.


Mrs. Hamilton, Bannerdown House, Batlieaston, Bath.


Two pairs Red-head Gould’s finches, one pair Black-heads, also several this

season’s young birds, cheap to clear, room wanted. Young White

Javas, slightly marked, 5/- pair: outdoor aviaries.


Miss FI. Bamford, The Leys, Bedford.



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