Newton's lantern slide catalogue (1920s)

194 NEWTON & CO., Ltd., Lantern Slide publishers. MAMMALS—LECTURE IV. (Continued.) 23 Striped Rat. 24 Cape Blesraol. 25 Sand Mole. 26 Mole Rat and Darling’s Blesmol. 27 Mounds or Hills cast up by the Blesmol. 28 Spr nghare or Spriughaas. 29 Rock Rat. 30 Cane Rat. 31 South African Porcupine. 32 (1) A white hollow quill from the tail of Porcupine. (2) Portion of a body quill showing the sharp end. (3) The same, showing the end which is loosely embedded in the skin. 33 Tail of a Porcupine. 34 Cape Hare. 35 South African Hare. 36 Red Hare. 37 Rock Hare. 38 School of Sperm Whales. 39 Hump Back Whale. 40 Hump Back Whale, showing baleen or whale bone in mouth. 41 Sowerby’s Beaked Whale. 42 Elephant Seals. 43 Aard Var approaching a Termite Hill. 44 Scaley Ant-Eater or Pangolin. TT demand for really good slides for School and College Entertainments ’ ^®3srs. Newton & Co., Ltd., have prepared spscially selected sets of Slides for this purpose. r j The selections include Fairy Stories, etc., illustrated by Rackham, Caldecott, Greenaway Lawson Wood, and others; also examples from famous Galleries, Bird and Animal Studies, and carefully chosen miscellaneous and humorous Slides. All the pictures are of high quality and in good taste, and Messrs. Newton be glad to forward particulars of the Slides and readings in each -set.- When making application, kindly state average age of children. will AN THE NATURALIST IN AUSTRALIA. By W. Saville-Kp.nt, F.L.S., F.Z.S., Sia. Published by Chapman & Hall, Henrietta Street. W.C. Lantern Slides (from the oripiiwl negatives) of the illustrations in the above work. Beautifully Painted, 10s. and 7s. 6i. ; Plain Photographs,2s. ^d.' each ■j. A^ioiTgluea of King’s Sound. Western Australia ' £ “Broome Belles,” Native women of Roebuck Bay, Western Australia 3 Raft and Natives of King’s Sound, Western Australia 4 Ditto 5 Glass and Quartz spear heads of Western Australia Aborigines 6 Carved Baobab nut and shell aprons, with human hair girdles, Kimberley District, Western ^ Australia 7 Natives of Kimberley District, Western Australia, showing attitude assumed when holding and throwing the Boomerang 8 Festal dance or ” Corroboree ” of Kimberley, Western Australia Natives 9 Duck-billed Platypus. Ornithorhynchus paradoxus 10 Echidna or Spiny Ant-eater, Tasmanian variety. Echidna setosa 11 Short-headed Flying Phalanger, Petaurns hrevi- ceptt. showing position maintained during its characteristic flying leap 12 hite Individual of Large Flying Phalanger, Petauroides volans, with tail pendulous 13 White Individual of Large t lying Phalanger, {Petauroides volans), with tail in its charac- teristic spirally enrolled state 14 Australian Bear or Koala with cub. Phascolarctos cinereus 15 ,, ,, ,, in tree 16 ,, ,, „ asleep „ 17 Flying Phalantrer. Petauroides volans 18 Australian Pouched Mole, Notoryctea typhlop*, ventral and lateral aspects 19 Min “r’s tent, aiidn«st moun t of Australian Jungle Fowl, Mt'gapodium tumulus, Goode Island, T -rres Straits 20 Baobab or Botcle Tree, .4tZaa«o?iiar?tpe«fffs, N.W. Australia 21 Hollow wooden cradle used by the native women of the Kimberley District, Western Australia Birds. 22 “ Dulce Donium ” 23 Australian “More-porks” or fern owls. Podargus str'igoides 24 Australian “ iviorc porks,” or fern owl, Podargue strigoides, illustrating remarkable disparity in size and aspect of Podargi under contrasting emotional influences 25 Australian “More-pork” (male bird). Podargus strigoiiLes Australian “More-porks,” illustrating Protean aspects assumed under varying emotional influences : — 26 Counting their Chickens 27 Sportive excitement 28 Calm repose 29 Youthful innocence 30 Terror and defiance combined 31 Mimetic concealment 32 Attenuated attitudes in imitation of the branches on which tliey sit 33 In the Land of Nod—Past asleep 34 Australian More-pork nest building extraordinary 35 Gouldian Finches dancing. (1) Introductory salutations. (2) The Pas de Deux 36 North Queensland Laughing Jackass, Daeelo leachii 37 “Innocents Abroad,” Young Australian Pelicans. Pr’lecanus conapicillatue 38 Young Australian Osprey. Pandion leucocephalus Lizards. 39 Prilled lizards at bay 40 „ ,. at rest 41 Frilled lizard. Chlamydosaurus Kingi 42 Bipedal running phase, from instantaneoufi photographs 43 Ditto 44 Ditto 45 Ditto 46 Ditto 47 Ditfo 48 Prilled lizards asleep 49 Prototype of Chinese dragon 50 Bearded lizard, Aniphibolurus barbutus