‘field Naturalists’ Glut) of Victoria. 
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^jjVHIS Club was founded in 1880 for the purpose of 
“ affording observers and lovers of Natural History 
regular and frequent opportunities for discussing those 
special subjects in which they are mutually interested; 
for the exhibition of specimens ; and for promoting ob¬ 
servations in the field by means of Excursions to various 
collecting grounds around the Metropolis. 
The Ordinary Meetings of the Club for the reading 
of Papers and Exhibition of Specimens, with a short 
Conversazione, are held on the SECOND MONDAY, at 
8 p.m., at the ROYAL SOCIETY’S HALL, Victoria 
Street, Melbourne (via Swanston and Russell Streets 
Tram to corner of Victoria Street for City Ticket fare). 
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Annual Subscriptions, dating from 1st May, including 
Copy of Proceedings, Ordinary Members, 15/-, Country 
Members, 10/-. Associates, 5/-, or 7/6 with the “Vic¬ 
torian Naturalist,” posted. 
