... NATURE NOTES. THE ACHERONTIA ATIWPOS. The young entomologists should now get their allotment friends to give, when they find them, the caterpillar of the Death's llead Moth, Ache, which also feeds on the flowers and leaves of the potato, without, however ...

... activities of the church organisations. Three interesting features are Local Colour, by Colin. H. Courlender; Richmond Nature Notes, by Mr. C. L. Collenette, an associate of the Natural History Museum at South Kensington, who was for many years the official ...

... always BEEFSTEAK on the look-out for FUNGUS something to supple- ment the rations, and the following extract from Richmond Nature Notes, by Mr. C. L. Collenette, in the first issue of the V:neyard Congregational Church. Magazine, may prove of interest: ...

... classroom the emphasis was on nature study, with a display of specimens collected by the children, aquariums, and novel nature notes of the month, containing the children's observations of things seen locally, and many of the contributions are most instructive ...

... and Halifax Public Libraries. 11r. Lawson, Lancaster Park, gives The Athletic News (weekly). The proprletils present Nature Notes, the Selborne Society's Magailiie (2 copies, monthly), The Practical Photographer (monthly), The Review of Reviews (monthly) ...

... Rambler's Badge. Throughout the aggregate of 100 miles walked, the book is illustrated with maps, sketches in ink and colour, nature notes, leaves, trees, wild flowers, animals, etc. Types of architecture are described. the history connected with the design ...

... the lees chance o,f being splashed is no small advantage. • • • • • ' y The lance-corporal is the subject of the V.R. Nature Notes in the Surrey Volunteer Review —the official organ of the local Volunteer companies—for June. Says the naturalist at ...

... sr. A., F.L S., Rev. Canon Proctor, Mr. George F. Heath, Mrs. Brightwen, Mr. N. H. Spielmanu, Mr. J. Britten. editor of Nature Notes, Mr. F. P. Cembrano, Mr. Capel Smith. Rev. J. Alauchlen, Rev. S. Farrington, and Mr. H. Sawyer. Among those present were ...

... ion. By giviug away two millions aud & rewardis ‘fl‘i Bou 3 25s seosvecy: and a balf Sir Franeis has saved at least 1y Nature Notes for last month there was an €200,000 Sounds paradoxical, doesu’t it* | gpyicle by Me. W. J. C Miller, of Richmond, But ...

... raptures when she saw them in Chili 18 years ago, while on a flower-painting expedition to that country. A correspondent of Nature Notes has a cat •hich is very fond of catching the small and seemingly unattractive fish in the Thames. He iv a large silver-grey ...

... Chess Club. Mrs. Carter, Twickenham, Selborne Society's Letters, Vol. 1., 1887; Selborne Society's Magazine, Vols. 1888-89; Nature Notes, Vols. I. to XI., 1890-1900. Mrs. H. F. Layton, Richmond, The Mining Manual for 1898. The Controller, lI.M. Stationery ...

... model yacht, drawing, sketch, section drawing and drawing (five stars) ; B. J. O'Neill, 13th R., eolteetion of butterflies, nature notes, and corner brackets; W. Wright, Ist K. stamp collection; F. Tuckwell and C. 51arlinv, P. and H., garden roller ; F. Tuckwell ...