FELTON, CRIMWADE & (0.„ 



IMPORTERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 



IVSICROSCOPES, GALVANIC BATTERIES, 

 Chemical and Seientific flppat^atus, 6to, 



LEITZ MICROSCOPES, 



In Mahogany Cases. 



Wtth Sliding Coarse Adjustment, Scretu Fine 

 Adjustment, Micrometer, Objectives Nos. 3 and 

 7, Eye-pieces 1 and 3, Magnifying 84-600. 



InACHET'S I MICROSCOPES, 



With Sliding Coarse Adjustment, Screw 

 Fine Adjustment, Double Mirror, Side 

 Condensing liens. Eye-pieces JVos. 1 



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



Forci'jt.s, Magnifying 80-650. In Maliogani/ Cases. 



Microscopic Glass Slips, 3in. x tin,. Extra Thin, Ground Edges and Jiou^h 



Eili/cs. 



Microscopic Cover Glasses, Nos. 1 and 3, Yzin., %in. and %in. Circles, JVo. 

 t .squatf, i/litt. and ]iin. ; No. 3 .-square, %in, and ^in. 



312-6 LITTLE PLIlTDEPwS STREET, MELBOURNE. 



DAVIES, SHEPHARD & CO., 



Water Meters, Electricity Meters, Turret Clocks. 

 Microtomes, Sc, &c., 



135 CITY R30,, SOUTH MEIaBOUHNE ; 



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 zh Forceps, z 6 

 Cane or wire folding Nets, 6/- Entomologrical Pins (best , 1/6 per oz. box. Brass Y's, i/6 



Zinc larvae Boxes - a/- Cyanide Bottles, 2/- 



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



I and i5-^ wide, i/- each. 2 and 25^2 inch, 1/3. 3 inch, 1/6. 4 inch, i/g. 6 inch, 2/6. 

 (A7ty of the above sciit by post to any part of Australasia at tnjling cost.) 

 TRAVELLING SETTING CASE, (15 x 13X 4 over all) with 12 assorted boards, 20/- 

 CORK LINOLEUM specially imported, soft, |4 thick), 10 x 8, 6d. 12 x 10, gd. 15 x 12, i/i. 

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



.'•STrt&RE BOXES, 14 x 10x4, 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 laiest English patterns. For samples of our work vi^it Melbourne 

 University and Government Entomologist. 



