POSES OFFIR ROSES We offer very due collection nt Hybrid Perpetual limes, is 101 the best vanities. Strong dwarfs or bailie, : trimm d ready for planting, our own selection of sorb : par du. • for 11,'-. SW- par WO. 26 for 10/.. Packing and Carriage Free far Cask with, DAI6 lELS

Challenge Field Gates, 91t. wide, with 6 bars and fittings for poet, tot- each. Carriage Paid on 6. Strong Five Bar Iron Hurdles, 4ift. long, 40/- ell Four bar 30/- down. Iron Tree 6ft. high, 12in. diameter, each. Galvailizod Wire Netting, Corrugated Steel Tacks, ut very low Pri

16 BORE Gives standard patterns and penetration at 40 yards, and corresponding results at less distances. Recommended to sportsmen who desire guns In which are embodied the principal features of 12-Bores, but In consequence of being lighter are more pleasant to handle and fatigu

Only 30 minutes from By Cab, Rail, or Motor Bus. SEASON TICKETS. 4 UNLIMITED PRACTICE, issued at Special Price of 2 Guineas, Cash. FULL PARTICULARS and PRIOR LISTS on application to HOLLAND& HOLLAND LT" Winners of all the "Field" Rifle Trials. 1888. 98, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON T

D'Essai (Signor These are the two most coveted pigeon shooting prizes of the year, and both prizes have been won this year in a record entry with

Tar winter meeting was held at the Exchange Station Hotel, Liverpool, on Tuesday afternoon Inst. There were prey nt : The Farl of Sefton (president) and Mr J. Hartley Bibby frepre.enting the Attest. Club; Mr Smith. Fakenham and Welsln wham Club; Mr It. N. Stollory. Gravesend Clu

DEPOSIT SYSTEM. In nesponv to many reedera who ask for proteeliiin against frit:devil ativcrliserd. tho Field has catered upon the following system of depueit Intending buyers, in connection with advertisements. may forward the amount of the purchase money. which wilt he acknowl

Is a bulletin received from the Ontario Department of Agriculture some interesting particulars are given concerning the prevalence and best means of eradicating the perennial sow thistle and other weeds. Canada, apparently, enjoys no immunity from noxious plants, even though veg

♦ IPOTTID T6lllll. IN the ludiuu Firld of April 9.1900. appeared a letter from Mr A. A. Porter, dated Ralteng, Siam, March 10, in referent.e to an abnormally coloured taaine (Boa !MUM hi rumairual , killed is the Wong forest of Siam. The writer his letter as follows : Ymterday I