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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 10

A Nature patrol, believed to be one of the urst of its kind established in New Zealand, has been formed by a troop cf Wellington Boy Scouts. With a membership of nine, it meets in a small "den'' near the scout-house. Around the walls aro pictures of wild life and other subjects of interest to the- lover of Nature, and there is a collection of moths and birds' eggs that the boys have made. Every boy takes a turn at giving a lecture to the patrol on some phase of Nature-study. Captain E. V. Sanderson, honorary secretary of the New Zealand Native Bird Protection Society, has written to the patrol congratulating it on its efforts. binoculars for the races. We have just landed a shipment ot French prismatic glasses, which are the best value we have seen since the War. Prices: 8 magnifications, £5 15s, £Q 15s, and £7 los. We alw have the famous "Zeiss" glasses, (5 magnifications, £l2 10s: snd 8 magnifications, £lB los. MASON. STRUTHERS AND CO.. T-Tl>. —6 TE&E FINISHING TOUCH! A smart Hand Bag provides the finishing touch to Rnoe attire. Messrs Hastie. Bull, and Pickering have landed several lots of the very smartest shapes, colours, and leathers just in time for the Carnival. Wonderfully low prices. Delightful little Brocade Bags for evening use. Call and see