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This forms a valuable Permanent Record of Facts interesting to all Fanciers and Breeders of Dogs.

The Pedigree Register is for the Registration of the Pedigree of any Dog, and is a feature of the greatest importance. The charge for entry in the Pedigree Register is: For each dog or bitch which has won any public show or field trial, 1s.; for dogs that have as whelps been entered in the Produce Register, 1s. each; for all other dogs. 1s. 6d. each. Forms for entry may be had free on application, or they will be sent on receipt of a stamped and addressed envelope.

The Stud Register is for Registering Dogs at Stud, the fees, and all particulars, and for recording Stud Visits. Stud Dogs are advertised at a charge of 1s. for twenty-four words or less, and 1d. for every two words additional. Stud Visits are inserted free, if the information is sent by the owner of the bitch; if sent by the owner of the dog, a charge of 6d. will be made for each entry, unless the dog is advertised in the Calendar as at stud.

The Produce Register records the birth of pups by and out of pedigree dogs. The utility of this is great, as it will form indisputable evidence of age hereafter. Besides this, it is an undoubted advertisement of valuable pups. The charge for registration is 6d. for each entry; but particulars must be sent on our certificate form, which will be sent free on receipt of application and stamped addressed envelope. The registration entitles the pups to be subsequently entered in the Pedigree Book at the reduced charge.

The Sale Register chronicles changes of ownership of known dogs without charge, and enters dogs for sale at a small charge.

The Name Register, for registering the names selected for pups, and by which they will afterwards be known.

Exhibitions.—The awards at all dog shows of any standing are given. Hitherto it has been almost impossible to ascertain whether a dog won at a certain past show.

In paper, price 1s. 6d.; post free 1s. 6d.

For the use of Amateurs.

By HUGH DALZIEL.

In cloth gilt, price 2s. 6d.; by post, 2s. 9d.

Containing full directions for the proper Management of Fancy Rabbits in Health and Disease, for Pets or the Market; and Descriptions of every known variety, with instructions for Breeding good specimens.

ILLUSTRATED.

By the late CHARLES RAYSON. Edited by LEONARD U. GILL

May also be had in parts as follows, in paper, price 1s.; by post. 1s. 1d.

Part I.—.Part II.—.