PELTON, CRIMWADE & (0., 



IMPORTERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 



'MICROSCOPES, GALVANIC BATTERIES, 



Th .i.nical and Seientifie flppafatus^ 8te. 



LEITZ MICROSCOPES, 



In M-ohogany Cases. 



With Sliding Coarse Adjustment, Screw Fine 

 Adjustment, Micrometer, Objectives Nos. 3 and 

 7, Eye-pieces 1 and 3, Magnifying S4-60O. 



NACHET'S MICROSCOPES, 



With Sliding Coarse Adjustment, Sc7-eti; 

 Fine Adjustment, Double Mirror, Side 

 Condensing Lens, Eye-pieces Nos. 1 



and 8, Objectives Nos. 3 and 6, Glass Slip, Cover Glasses, Mounted Object 



Forceps, Magnifying S0-S50. In MaJiogani/ Cases. 



Microscopic Glass Slips, 3in. x lin.. Extra Thin, Ground Edges and Hough 

 Edges. 



Microscopic Cover Glasses, Nos. 1 and 3, %in., ^in. and %in. Circles. No. 

 t square, ^in, and %in. ; No. 3 .square, }iin. and ^in. 



312-6 LITTLE FLIlTDEFvS STEEET, MELBOUENE. 



DAVIE5, SHePHARD & CO., 



Water' Meters, Electricity Meters, Turret Clocks. 

 Microtofnes, &c., &c,, 



ISS eiTY RD.3 SOUTH MEIaBOUHNK ; 



And, CLISDELL STREET, SYDNEY. 



Supplied by E. CHERRY & SONS, Gisborne, Victoria. 



Cane ring Nets, - 3/6 and 4/6 Zinc Pocket Killing (Laurel) Boxes. 1/6 and 2/- Forceps, 2 6 

 Cane orwire folding Nets, 6/- Entomological Pins (best), 1/6 per oz. box. Brass Y's, 1/6 



Zinc larvae Boxes - a/- Cyanide Bottles, zj- 



CORK SETTING BOARDS, length, 14 inches-all grooves % deep— papered. 



I and T% wide, i/- each. 2 and 2% inch, 1/3. 3 inch, 1/6. 4 inch, 1/9. 6 inch, 2/6. 

 (Any of the above setii by post to a7iy part of Australasia at trtfiing cost.) 

 TRAVELLING SETTING CASE, (13 x 13X 4 over all) with 12 assorted boards, 20/- 

 CORK LINOLEUM specially imported, soft, % thick), 10 x 8, 6d. 12x10, gd. 15x12,1/1. 



16 X 20, 2/- 20 X 24, 3/- Any size to suit. 

 STORE BOXES, 14 x lo x 4, corked and papered both sides, hinged and fastened with hook and 



eye, 7/- each. 

 CABINETS (10 to 40 drawers) for Insects, Eggs or Micro. Slides, in Cedar. Walnut, or 



Mahogany, from latest English patterns. For samples of our work visit Melbourne 



University and Government Entomologist. 



