The Forest and Bird Protection Society (of N.Z. Inc.), invites all those who have respect for our wonderful and unique native birds, all those who realise the great economic and aesthetic value of birds, all those who wish to preserve our unrivalled scenic beauties, to band together with the Society in an earnest endeavour to fully awaken public interest and secure efficient preservation, conservation and intelligent utilisation of our great heritage. The subscriptions are — members £5, Endowment members £1 per annum, Ordinary members : Adults 5/-, Children 1/-. Endowment members comprise those who desire to contribute in a more helpful manner towards the preservation of our birds and forests. Besides this, we ask for your co-operation in assisting to conserve your own heritage. Is it not worth while? This Magazine is issued quarterly to all subscribers without further charge.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 59, 1 February 1941, Cover Page
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138Cover Page Advertisement 1 Forest and Bird, Issue 59, 1 February 1941, Cover Page
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