... mue reduced by the demands of an increasing population for agricultural land and ior building sites, remarks a writer in Nature Notes, in the first instal- meat of a discourse on Forest Administra- tion. The very word field has been connected etymologioally ...

... victory ball into in legitimate fashion but some disallowed ball quintet ably up last defence ready any —which least it nature NOTES and again defeat having far throughout victory looked to but Cheshire-men were thoroughly and rarely had in throughout ...

... experienced hands but Mr Scott yet requisite art either tree or out unsuitable irrele vanb phrases will another time Riviera Nature Notes” : Bernard Quaritch 10s 6d)— This a book author is content leave his unmentioned on title-page a chatty treatise more plants ...

... flowering plants four offered respectively Mr P Roberts Hughes Mr Robert Edwards Mr Rogers all hailing from degai set of nature notes the four prizes awarded Mr Arthur Jones and Mr Geo H Richards (both Llandegai)Mr William G Humphreys Bangor and Mr William ...

... with their olarionots might dlieconrse sweeter music, and yet where, as Anderson flattered himself, ani justly, the natural notes of my rarn's horn sometimes excited to higher rapture the shout of liberty. Mr. GOlfillan may he congratulated on this ...

... 2, Mr. Gladstone severely criticised t at system, the 1,. 1main objections raised being to the use of C for ;Bn X the natural note, which he submitted should N 7 he A. The accidental signs of sharps and 1, flats he considered makeshift contrivsances ...

... and spreading out its tail in the most graceful manner, and alter- ing his various cries, sometimes pouring forth his natural notes, at others mocking those of other birds, and even the howling of the Dingo dog. A closely-allied form from Port Phillip ...

... answered the Bolognese professor, inthe grand schoolal cats arebrey. In faithfully representing all that is beautiful in nature, noting all details and depicting them faithfully, art teaching raight be much advanced. So the art teacher should have an eye ...

... rare and interesting specimens which were exhibited in other parts of the building. Bat ascending the scale of animated nature, noting the Darwinian theory of development, and selection of species, the visitor had but to advance a step and enter the famous ...

... nail the Iselhi- three, of the r lie ailt of which are ;arranged on tire priiiciple of thle Piano- irnt cu., forte, the natural notes being laid on the lower rails ard rae slY the chramaticli a little above. To attempt to give ainy) Pircev, in- toirin like ...

... invisible; it is pierced with three holes and has an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, is has four~ open or natural notes at command, all the fab rest being formed ir an artificial manaer, and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signer Pieco has contrived ...

... it is pierced with three holes and has T an aperture at either extremuity. The player, therefoee, gi has four open or natural notes at command, all the r, rest, being formed in an artificial manner, and with h, extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has ...