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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2121, 13 April 1914, Page 9

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0 j. i ■ ww ltai do you know ■' : \ about the Birds It is a humiliating statement, but it is nevertheless ' , true, that New Zealanders know little or nothing about the Birds of New Zealand, ana yet by 1 scientific ornithologists our Dominion, small as is it& F extent, has been considered the most striking and '. most essential of the six regions into which the b bird-life of the world has been apportioned :: :: rj OUR BIROS WILL FIT INTO NO WCLL-ORDEREO GROUPS. ,] Out , Thrushes are hardly Thrushes. i < c Our Crows are hardly Crows, a Our Starling is hardly a Starlhg ° If you wml tt hni>,t semttliint sf 16c vtrntics. ch«rac(.risfic» »nd tutils a t! Hew Znlivi birds, mi iheS niw W mithcritatue tesk j- "MUTTON BIRDS a. ■ ■■. . — /WV£ 1 By H. GUmmM-MITH li This book ftfts jwst been published, and from t!ic first page to the last It Is Iwterestlng and Ins structlvo. It Iβ prsfusely ilSugtmted, thero being ■ y no fewer than 77 -photographic reproductions. Itis a bookthatovcryNeW4caiatvt!orslTX3ii:id.read, y I . price * - - - * iifo sHtuiNes % .. :1 ;—»-■.■ - ■ ..■—.-■■ ■■;■■■■■ f. ' ■ * OfiTMNABLE FROM THE FyBIIKHERB- % i yi/hitcotnhe $z Tombs ) I W W LIMITED ' '. LAMBTONQUAY, WEILINOTO^