By Francis Day, CLE., F.L.S., and F.Z.S. This work is an exhaustive treatise on the Salmonidę of the British Islands, and will be found equally valuable to the Angler, the Fish Culturist, and the Scientific Icthyologist. In one volume, imperial 8vo., cloth, price £1 is., by post £1 is. 6d. With twelve coloured plates and many woodcuts. A few copies to be had, beautifully bound in whole calf, full gilt, price 35s.

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Pheasants:

Their Natural History and Practical Management. By W. B. TEGETMEIER, F.Z.S. (Member of the British Ornithologists' Union), Author of "The Natural History of the Cranes," etc. Illustrated with numerous full-page engravings drawn from life by T. W. Wood. Second Edition, greatly enlarged. Royal 4to., bevelled boards, gilt edges, price 15s., by post 15s. gd.

Notices Of The Second Edition

From Yarrell's "British Birds," fourth edition. - "For further details, as well as for instructions as to the management of pheasants, both in the covert and the aviary, and the disorders to which they are liable, the reader is referred to Mr. Tegetmeier's excellent work, to which the editor is under great obligations".

From Nature

"The work will be found invaluable to anyone projecting the cultivation of pheasants either in the covert or the aviary".

From the Daily Telegraph

" Both in its descriptive and in its practical aspects the treatise is admirable".

From the Spectator

"A valuable monograph".

From the Pall Mall Gazette

"This new and sumptuous edition contains so large an amount of fresh matter that it may be regarded practically as another work. In its own way it is quite exhaustive. ... In the technical details of rearing and preservation, Mr. Tegetmeier will be found a thoroughly trustworthy and scientific guide".