probable bag: 1200 pheavanta and 200 various: coverts not shot; 2000 birds turned down, and over 1000 wild hens left for breed. Terms (eight days) E7O inclusive. First shoot, Oct. 28_ ~ 29 30, and 31; second shoot, Nov. 17, 18. 19, and 20. Each guest to use one gun only.—Apply t

for fourteen horse', beautiful eltuation on ye dry soil e . .e and a half boors Item town, and a very good train Berri et rent Vile—For turdber particular. , and ord^r to vi.w apply Estate Dept., Social Barrel, o, New Bond strife:; telephone. 117 i Gerrard; t :teams, lituulast,

Queen's Gate Terrace. S.W. CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED. Noted for its Comfort and Convenience. One of the most Fashionable Hotels in London. W EST of IRELAND.—Cheap WINTER QUARTERB; 49,000 acres excellent rough road for snipe and cock, with pike Sabina and wildfowl.—Apply Jean A. Jam,

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SHOOTING PARK. Postal and Telegrams: Blagdon, Malden, Surrey. Telephone: IkWinabladon. Frequent traMs to Baldest or Segues Park Matto:ma mile. JUVENILES SPECIALLY TAUGHT. GUN FITTING By Specialists at Blagdon or in 11

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ARRANGEMENT for effectually PriEWNT7 ING DRAGGING IT the HABIT, which it in has caused many serious and fatal accidents recently, ertea to new saddle Can be fired by any Saddler. ) I £lolos. . , ~.o.pkge. : With Bemovable Calf Supporta, specially oonstructed to prevent MIMS unde

WANTED, by a thoroughly competent and rel able man, a SITUATION as FARM and 18TATE MANAGER: understands the working of light and heavy soil. and is an excellent judge of all descriptions of stock: age 36; inarried. with small family; excellent from an . d present employers.—Appl

Loan MUD/GAIL'S Blow Newport.).—Nov. and 2".. Sec., Trodegar Estate Office. [ow, of Light Hones are also held in connection with the glows of the various agricultural societies, the Sutures of which will be found in the Farm Department.l [Advertisement.)—saturant INSPECTION or C

FEW PEOPLE REALISE the responsibility Mound by • sportsman who has arranged to take out, shall we say, es indiffereutly-armed tyro, who, besides being a stranger to him. may also be au indifferent shot, unacquainted with the language, or with only a smattering of it, and put him