14 
1919. 
(7) The Common Mosquito. 
(8) Three Common Gulls. 
(9) Insects Injurious to Food Crops. 
(10) The Pole-cat, Marten, Stoat and Mie 
(11) Slugs and Snails. 
(12) The Rook, Carrion-crow and Raven. 
There are 14 Schools, and an average attendance each week 
of 95 pupils for 18 weeks. Throughout, the lessons are illustrated 
with specimens from the Museum and field, and coloured draw- 
ings. Compositions on the subject matter are regularly 
written. 
ADDITIONS TO THE SOCIETY’S LIBRARY. 
Since the last list of additions were published for 1915-16, 
213 books, pamphlets, and maps have been given. The 
remainder are by exchange and purchase. ‘The number of Mem- 
bers who have borrowed books is 82, and the number of books, 
pamphlets and periodicals borrowed is 117. 
ADDITIONS TO THE SOCIETY’S MUSEUM. 
Mr. J. At~Man per Mr. J:H. Barnes—Colour variety of Song Thrush (Zurdus 
musicus). Saighton. 7734, 1918. 
Mr. J. ArkiE-—Lace-Wing (Chrysopa flava) (sp.?). *Six small Dusty-wave 
(Acidalia incanaria). Chester. 7772, 1918; 7775, 1918. *Two narrow- 
bordered Bee-Hawk Moths (Hemaris scabiosw). North Wales. 7773-74, 
1896. Six Plusia moneta, and four cocoons. Chester. 7749, 1918. 
Mr. Wm. Bancrorr—*Colour yariety of Meadow-Pipit (Anthus pratensis).. 
Weaverham. 1776, 1918. 
Lievt.-CoLonen Francis L. Conereve—Drake Shoveller (Spatula clypeata). 
Shag (Phalacrocorax graculus). Two little Stints (Zringa minuta). 
Garganey (Querqguedula circia). Leach’s Fork-tailed Petrel (Oceano- 
droma leucorrhoa). Pied variety of Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus). 
*Rock Dove (Columba lUivia). Red-necked Phalarope (Phalaropus 
hyperboreus). Curlew Sandpiper (Tringa subarquata). Common Buzzard 
(Buteo vulgaris). Near Burton, Wirral. 7777-7787, 1897-01. 
Mer. S. G. Ctummines—Two Queen Wasp Nests. (Sp. ?). 
CuraTtoR—*Grizzled Skipper (Hesperia malve). 7746, 1918. Dingy Skipper 
(Wisoniades Tages). Gresford. 7747, 1918. 
Mr. KennetH Dicxinson—Convolvulus Hawk-Moth (Protoparce convolvuli). 
Hoole. 7654, 1917. 
Mr. A. E. Goopman—*Colour variety of Red Admiral (Vanessa Atalanta). 
Blacon. 7653, 1917. 
