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  • The Bubonic Plague. SYDNEY'S FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE, THE QUARANTINE STATION AT NORTH HEAD. (See Illustrations on this page and pages 32 and 33.)

    On South, Middle, and George's Heads, and other points of vantage at the entrance of Sydney Harbor, are the hidden batteries which are designed to give a warm welcome to the militant human ... [ILLUSTRATED]
    [Continued on Page 32]
    [Article] (641 words)
  • Humboldt and His Valet.

    "Some Famous 'Men of Our Time" is the title of a chapter of reminiscences in the October "Century," in which the Hon. John Bigelow presents Von Bunsen's recollections of his friends. The ... [Article] (368 words)
  • Organisms In Reservoirs.

    The gradual disintegration of the ceinent-mortar used in water-supply reservoirs is one of the serious troubles met with by water engineers, and a trouble which so far they have not been able to ... [ILLUSTRATED] [Article] (250 words)
  • When England Last Fought the Dutch. (From the "Weekly Telegraph," London.)

    It is a curious coincidence that just a century ago we were at war with a Dutch Republic, but in that case we invaded its borders, accompanied by 17,000 Russians. ... [Article] (456 words)
  • Science and the War.

    After remarking On the great advantage Marconi telegraphy and electric search-lights would have been to our army in South Africa, "Nature" says:—"There can be little doubt that the ... [Article] (421 words)

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