THE YOUNG NATUBALIST. 



E . G. MEEK, 



NATURALIST, 

 56, BROMPTON ROAD, LONDON, S.W. 



Supplies Entomologists with every requisite : — Steel Knuckle-jointed Net, 4/6. Self-acting j 

 Umbrella Net, 7/6. Ladies' Umbrella Net, 5/- Wire Ring Net, with Brass Screw, 2/- Pocket I 

 Folding Net, four Brass Joints, 4/6. Balloon Net, 20 by 18, for beating, 6/- Telescope Nets, I 

 6/-, 8/6, 10/6. Self-acting Sweeping Net, 8/- The New Beating Tray for Collecting Larvae, j 

 &c, 15/- Pocket Larva Boxes, -/6, 1/-, 1/6, 2/-, and 3/- Sugaring Tin, with Brush affixed 

 2/6 and 3/6. Relaxing Box, 2/6. Killing Box, -/9 and 1/- Bottle of Killing Fluid, -/9. I 

 Corked Setting Boards, -/6, -/7, -/8, -9, -/10, -/ll, 1/-, 1/2, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 2/- Breed- I 

 ing Cages, 2/6, ditto, with two compartments, 5/- Tin Y, -/6, Brass Y, 1/- Corked Store ll 

 Boxes, best make, 2/6, 3/6, 4/-, 5/-, 6/-, ditto, covered in Green Cloth, book pattern, 16 by 11, 

 8/- Mahogany Pocket Box, with Glass and Slide, in groove, 4/6. Exchange Lists, 1/- Ento- J] 

 mological Pins, any size, gilt or plain, 1/- per box. Silvered Pins, four sizes mixed, 1/- per 

 oz., postage 1 Jd. Bottle of Mite Destroyer, 1/- Willow Chip Boxes, four sizes, nested, 2/6 per 

 gross. Setting and Drying House, complete, 10/6, 12/6, 15/- and 20/- Pocket Book, -/6, 1/- 

 and 1/6. Postal Box, -/6. Pocket Lanthorns, 4/-, 5/, and 10-6. Zinc Oval Pocket lBox, 1/6, 

 2/-, and 2/6. Pupa Diggers, 2/- and 3/ Brass Chloroform Rottles, 4/- The New Glass Kill- 

 ing Bottle, charged ready for use, 1/-, 1/3, and 1/6. A large assortment of British Insects kept 

 in stock. Cabinets of every description made to order ; estimates given. New Price Lists sent 

 on receipt ot stamp. All orders, when accompanied by Post Office Orders, will receive imme- 

 diate attention. Post Office Orders to be made payable at Brompton Road, S. W. 



Entomological Cabinets, from Twelve Shilling's to Forty Guineas, kept j 

 in Stock. Show Rooms for Cabinets. 



" FETJILLE DES JEUNES NATURALISTES," 



Published on the 1st of each month. Subscription 4 francs per annum. 



Address — M. Adrien "Oollfus, 55, rue Pierre-Charron, Paris • or M. Aug. 

 Siegle, 110, Leadenhall Street, London, E.G. 



FIGURES OF LARVvE, &C. 



The study of the " Neglected Orders " of Insects having been much retarded 

 by the difficulty in naming specimens, the conductors of the Young Naturalist 

 are prepared to supply accurately drawn, and carefully hand-painted, figures of 

 the perfect insects of a large number of species of Neuroptera, Hemiptera, [ 

 Orthoptera, Hymenopteka, Coleoptera, Diptera, &c, and of the larvse of ! 

 British Lepidoptera, at the uniform price of Id. each. One dozen, or upwards, ! 

 post free. Lists of those that can now be supplied on receipt of £d. stamp. 

 Additional lists will be issued from time to time. The figures are done on card 

 in suitable sizes for mounting in an ordinary portrait album. 



]S.B. — In sending for lists, kindly state the Order required. 



FOR SALE, 

 BRITISH MACRO- AND MICR0-LEPID0PTERA, 



Including many that are Local and Kare. 

 Also, during each Month of the Season, Ova, Larva?, and Pupae can be supplied. 



FOR PRICE LISTS APPLY TO 



E. R. SHEPPARD, 173, High Street, Lewisham, Kent, S.E. 



Printed by Preston Brothers, High Street, Huddersfleld ; and published byMESSRs. 

 Jchn Kempster & Co., 9 and io, St. Bride's Avenue, Fleet Street, London. 



