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ISfil , , w imt do : ym kmM It is a humiliating statement, but it is novcrthcfess true, that New Zealanders know little or nothing about the Birds of Mew Zealand, and yet by scientific ornithologists our Dominion, small as is its extent, has been considered the most striking and most essential of the six regions into which the bird-life of the world has been apportioned :: :s m Bines WILL FIT IHTO HO WELL-ORDERED GluiPO. Our 1 Thrashes are hardly thrushes. Our Crows Are hai*dly Crows. Our Starling Is hardly a Starling, If yoa vut!» ta»» semttfiinj si the vflr«ti«..«Hnt'Mttrisiics aiij KtWi 4 f Htw Zealacd lids, rind that niw :#nd aiiihcfitatm fcook — — AND —■ ■ OTHEM 94 By ft Olfflffiß-SMim ■■ This?book has Just been }»übll3hed, and from tho • first pngn to tho last it is liiteroetlng and instructive. It is profusely Illustrated, thono being no fewer than 77 phototfraphlo reproductions. It Is a book that every Now Zcalandei'should mad. FRIGE .... - TErßsf!l«S. Obtainable rfio?.i the • <» LIMITED LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON* ■