Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... communication with the other side of the harbour , and thus the colony may expect that communication with the Observatory will sometimes be interrupted just at such times when the intelligence issued from here would be particu- larly ...
... communication with the other side of the harbour , and thus the colony may expect that communication with the Observatory will sometimes be interrupted just at such times when the intelligence issued from here would be particu- larly ...
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... communication Prof. Huxley " has clearly defined the functions of the Imperial Institute as recognised by the propounders of the scheme . " THE Royal Society of New South Wales offers its medal and a prize of 25 % . for the best ...
... communication Prof. Huxley " has clearly defined the functions of the Imperial Institute as recognised by the propounders of the scheme . " THE Royal Society of New South Wales offers its medal and a prize of 25 % . for the best ...
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... communication was read from Mr. Charles O. Waterhouse , containing a list of some coleopterous insects collected by Mr. H. H. Johnston on the Camaroons Mountain . Geological Society , January 12. - Prof . J. W. Judd , F.R.S. , President ...
... communication was read from Mr. Charles O. Waterhouse , containing a list of some coleopterous insects collected by Mr. H. H. Johnston on the Camaroons Mountain . Geological Society , January 12. - Prof . J. W. Judd , F.R.S. , President ...
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