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- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
- CHAPTERN.Z. NATIVE BIRD PROTECTION SOCIETY.
- CHAPTERLIST OF ENDOWMENT MEMBERS.
- CHAPTERUntitled
- CHAPTERTHE WHITE HERON.
- CHAPTERGAME BIRDS AND OTHER BIRDS.
- CHAPTERBE WISE IN TIME, NEW ZEALAND!
- CHAPTERA FARMER’S FRIEND.
- CHAPTERBIRDS AS ENEMIES OF INJURIOUS INSECTS.
- CHAPTERLIKE NEW ZEALAND.
- CHAPTERANIMALS IN OUR FORESTS.
- CHAPTERBIRDS AS ENEMIES OF INJURIOUS MAMMALS.
- CHAPTERPOACHING ON STEWART ISLAND.
- ILLUSTRATIONKIWI PROSPECTING. [Photo—Chas. Lindsay.
- CHAPTEROUR DISAPPEARING GAME BIRDS.
- ILLUSTRATIONKAKA IN TYPICAL ATTITUDE. [Photo—J. Patison.
- CHAPTERVALUE OF EFFICIENT SANCTUARIES.
- ILLUSTRATIONFANTAIL AND NEST.
- CHAPTERWEKAS GO TO SCHOOL.
- CHAPTERVALUE OF NON-GAME BIRDS.
- ILLUSTRATIONAT THE ANCHORAGE, TAURANGA, Red Billed Grills waiting for their Breakfast. [Photo—B. Sladden.
- ILLUSTRATIONON DECEMBER 28, 1918, THERE WERE BY ACTUAL COUNT, 5,000 WILD DUCKS AT LAKE MERRITT. An American example of the result...
- ILLUSTRATIONWHITE FRONTED TERN. Terns at Nesting Ground on Islet of Mercury Group. [Photo—B. Sladden.
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