CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION


Robeet Cleugh (President of the South African and Foreign Wild Bird Club),

6 Beaufort Street, Troyeville, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa.

Proposed by C. N. Abrahams.


J. P. Dobbin, “ Startel,” Sussex Road, Petersfield. Proposed by Mrs. E. Matthews.

Chas. S. Palmer, F.Z.S., F.B.S.A., Flat 11, Manor House, Honor Oak Road,

S.E. 23. Proposed by G. E. Palmer.


Dr. Saint, 54 Upper Brook Street, W. 1. Proposed by E. Maud Knobel.


Lieut. Kuman S. Singh Roy, 15 Landsdowne Road, Calcutta, India. Proposed

by H. A. Fooks,


NEW MEMBERS.


C. A- Botting (O.P.S.), Fircroft, Albury Heath, Surrey.


Monsieur Francois Meerschaert, 372 Chaussie de Jette, Bruxelles, Belgium.

Monsieur Marcel Mertens (Ingenieur), 10 rue de Vergnies, Bruxelles, Belgium.


DONATION.


R. C. Witting . . £1


CHANGES OF ADDRESS


Evelyn W. Barclay, to Colney Hall, Norwich.


Frank Blackburn, to Lower Hall, Kirkheaton, Huddersfield.


P. H. Hastings, F.Z.S., to 71 Tangiers Road, Copnor, Portsmouth.


Alan Lendon, to 66 Brougham Place, North Adelaide.


Ruddy F. Tong, to P.O. Box 2113, Honolulu, Hawaii.


W. C. H. Zipp, to P.O. Box 6899, 430 Commissioner Street, Kensington, Johannes¬

burg, Transvaal, South Africa.



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FOR SALE


I can offer many species of Ornamental Pheasants, including 1937 Satyr

Tragopan, Mikado, Brown Crossoptilon, Elliot’s, White-crested, and Nepal Kaleege,

Vieillot Firebacks, and other rare Pheasants; also varieties in Waders. Please

write for prices and particulars.— Lambert, Nawton, Yorks.


Superb Mannikin, splendid condition, very tame Troupial, two Persian Bulbuls,

very tame, all acclimatized.—Mrs. Wood, 8 Lambolle Road, N.W. 3.


Aviculture Magazines, 1923 to 1937 inclusive, unbound; 1925 and 1928


incomplete, 1933 missing.—Offers to A. A. Hankey, 7 Lissenden Mansion, N.W. 5.


Australian Finches. In splendid condition, offered providing unsold—Pairs :

Redheaded Gouldians, 80s.; Redheaded cock and Black-headed hen, 65s.;

Black-headed Gouldians, 47s. 6 d.; Ruficaudas, 90s. ; Bichenos, 45s.; Pectoralis

and Longtail Grassfinches, 35s. ; Masked Grassfinches, 37s. 6d.; Chestnut-

breasts, 27s. 6d. All these birds have been over a month in this country, in my

acclimatization rooms, and perfect in every way. Arriving this month. —Monaul,

Koklass, and Tragopan Pheasants, Demoiselle and Sarus Cranes, a large selection

of Seedeaters, Softbills, Parrakeets, Pheasants, Waterfowl, etc., always in stock.

Please write for price list.—W. R. Partridge, F.Z.S., Southmore Foreign Bird

Farm, near Fladbury, Worcs.


Six first-class double aviaries for sale. Made by professional bird breeders*

Perfect condition. Can be inspected by appointment.— Shipton, White Lodge,

Queensmere Road, Wimbledon Common, S.W. 19. Wimbledon 0710.



STEPHEN AUSTIN AND SONS, LTD., PRINTERS, HERTFORD.



