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... ADDITIONS FOR WEEK ENDING MARCH 15,1902. REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 554 2 Avebury (Lord): Scenery England and the Oauee* to Which It Due. 362 (Sir H): Hospitals and Charities, 1902. sai.6 Q Oonnold (E T.): British Vegetable Gall*—An Introdn*- • to their Study. Conway (Sir W. M.': The Domain Art. 627 FidJer (C. F.): Calculations of Hydraulic. Engineering. 927.5 Gower iR. S ': Life of Sir David ...

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