Maida . . . . . . .

1,193 85.2 393 28.1 Maida . . . . .

Maida . . . . . . .

Baby spiders were also housed individually in bottles and these were fed fly larvae or the larvae which come when maida or rava begins to lose its freshness.

3. Thrypodium larvae: adults are found in rava and maida.

A special bucket should be kept with an aeration hole and the maida or rava in the bucket, sprinkled with a little bit of water every day.

I soon made the acquaintance of a chamber-maida girl who keeps her eyes openand I learned many things"

Miss Dalrymple and her maida young woman newly engaged by Miss Van Rolsenhad left the house for the train to which the private car was attached; neither had been heard from since.

By five in the afternoon of the 22nd, when I left my train in Maida Vale, and drove alone to the solitary house on high ground near Hampstead Heath which I had chosen, the work was well finished.

"I understand from Miss Farrow that her maida remarkable person without doubthas held her tongue ever since she saw, or thought she saw, a ghost.

The miser of Maida Vale.

SEE Humm, Doncaster G. <pb id='090.png' /> HUNEKER, MAIDA.

Maida Huneker (A); 1May62; R294576.

Maida's little island.

Maida's little camp.

M. Herbert Freeman & J. Marshall Hanna (A); 21Apr71; R505281. FRENCH, MAIDA PARLOW.

Maida Parlow French (A); 16Apr71; R504614.

Maida's little school.

SEE Humm, Doncaster G. <pb id='090.png' /> HUNEKER, MAIDA.

Maida Huneker (A); 1May62; R294576.

Maida's little houseboat.

Maida's little theater.

Maida's little cabins.

Maida's little zoo.

TAPLIN, JOHN, 8, Blomfield Road, Maida Vale, London.