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Flatters & Garnett, Ltd., Manchester. ADDITIONS. Received too late for insertion in body of Catalogue. Section AA 37—ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHS—BRITISH. (See pages 30, 31.) From a fine series of new photographs taken in Nature. Plain Slides 1/6 each. Coloured 3/6 each. 30 Fox. 31 Badger. 32 Beech Marten (pair). 33 Fallow Deer, Stag. 34 Fallow Deer, Hind. 35 Fallow Deer, Herd of. 36 Red Deer, Stag. 37 Red Deer, Hind. 38 Grey Squirrel. 39 Otter, on rock, feeding. 40 Otters, pair of. 41 Otter, leaving water. 42 Common Seal, on rock. Section BB 6—MYXOMYGETES-SLIME FUNGI. (See page 37.) Plain Slides 1/6 each. 39 Cibraria tenella, cup and eapillitium. i 42 Dictydium caneellatum. 40 Comatricha cornea. 43 Mucilago spongiosa, on grass. 41 Diachea leucopoda, on Bracken. I 44 Stemonitis fusca, highly mag. eapillitium. Section MM 22—NATURAL COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS by the Paget Process. Additions will be made as opportunity occurs. Price 6 /- each. On hire, not less than 6 , at 5 /- dozen. GENERAL. 1 Helvellyn, Slope from Striding Edge. 2 Autumn Tints on Trees, Birches, etc., Goyt Valley. 3 Autumn Tints on Trees, Oaks, etc, Goyt Valley. 4 Autumn Tints on Trees, Larches, etc., Goyt Valley. 5 Autumn Tints, Goyt Valley, Evening. PLANTS, PRINCIPALLY SINGLE SPECIES all in nature. 11 Charlock amongst oats. 12 Poppies in wheat. 13 Germander Speedwell. 14 Mimulus. 15 Wood Geranium. 16 Bird’s Eye Primrose. 17 Wild Pansy. 18 Milkwort. 19 Wild Rose in Flower and Fruit. 20 Silver-leaved Hawkweed. 2 i Bird’s Nest Orchis. 22 Bluebells. PLANT ASSOCIATIONS. 28 Bugle Forgetmenot, Herb Robert, etc. 29 Red Clover, Yellow Rattle, Buttercup, Earthnut'. 30 Buttercup, Mimulus, etc. 31 Red Campion, Dog Daisies, and Creeping Crowfoot. FUNGI. 50 Slime Fungus, " Flowers of Tan.” 51 Cordyceps on Peronea pupa. 52 Fungi on dead Oak. 53 Fungi on dead Birch. INSECTS, &c. 61 H. defoliaria, male, amongst Oak Leaves. 62 C, fluctuata on Birch. 63 Trigonaspis orustalis, Galls on Oak. For Terms for Hiring Slides see page 4. — 99 —