... Rev. Robert Paul's stores of antiqnarian lore are again drawn upon to furnish Information the “Old Churches Dollar.” “Nature Notes,” usual, a chatty, yet informative article on the birds of the district, and will stimulate many to keener observstion ...

... contributes second ablv wTitlesi ami well infonned article The Intlian cal Service as a Career and the talented editor his own Nature Notes department •‘The ...

... ” which the Crai*;- inimn Bum is famil.arly known. The ’Map pie’* the bird the district which Dr deala with under his ’Nature Notes and it ia unnecessarv say that in his subject the genial editor sustalne his reptitation as al>le and wellmformed orn ...

... ponsihle for a character »te-teh Tlws Riunan.” Number of the Dollar Is ©owmlete without the genial e*ltfor’a fascinating Nature Notes ami in this issue treats of The eailtte. Woodgr-mse. Cock of the W*wl» under the heading of “Birds the District. There ...

... Sparrows and Man, The Meaning of Life,’* An Elder Colony,’’ Galf Weed, My Friend* the Zoo, ‘*B«pmss Captivity, Nature Notes and Reoonte, The Sky and the Weather. Weather Notes. Books the Country-side, The Young Naturalist,” elo., Siohf and ...

... the? Institution; “Oknocbil—a critical re- view eif Kenm-dy's celebrated rraem; j>art* 11. “Tli© Fnr Past of Dollar,” * Nature Notes’* —our wagtail—by Dr “Th© Reel !• Tee-day, “The Dollar Golf Couiee,” etc., etc. ...

... very interesting and instructive article How ‘Dollar’ in Australia Received Its Name,'* while need hauliy say that the Nature Notes ore fascinating ever. There are several other highly meritorious contributions, while the pictorial illustrations reach ...

... referring details to the various articles in this number. All will read, usual, with interest and Instruction; but perhaps the Nature Notes Dr Strachan stay be specially mentioned as affording delight all lovers c» nature. The chief of the others are “Olimpees ...

... Mackeasie. C.B.—an old Dollar boy and lust of the Esst India Coy.'s Puritan soldiers: Dr Stracbsn continues his charm- Nature Notes ttbe Birds at the Disiiict): Miss Christie Cowden provides second instalment of Tier dellrhtfullyfascinating account *A ...

... general contributions, and will no doubt be read with keen interest by those who perused the former article. Dr Btrachan’s “Nature Notes’* on the birds of the district requir** no commendation tc readers of the magssine. As ornithologist the genial doctor ...

... magazine and bus researclvee into the origin and meaning of The Pirrick” will found both interest and instructive. Under Nature Notes Dr Slrachan contributes a article “Adornment Nature, while Lady Charlotte Wake’s Harviee toun are equally entertaining ...

... stores antiquarian lore, and has given account the great Thomas Boston’s connecfion with Dollar. The chatty and inslrucfive “Nature Notes” Dr Strachan, and Insect Tragedies in Malabar.’- by Mr A. W. Strachan. show how much is around us in the world of nature ...