Nature 41
Nature 41
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All arrangements for the meeting were made by the Local Committee, of which Mr. R. L. J. Ellery, the Government Astronomer, was chairman, and Prof. W.
Baldwin Spencer secretary. The greater share of the work devolved on Prof. Spencer, and to his indefatigable energy is mainly due the undoubted success of the meet- ing. The buildings and grounds of the University were placed at the service of the Association, and nothing could have been better than the accommodation thus afforded. A lect...ure theatre was set apart for each of the ten Sections ; and, as these theatres are situated in different parts of the grounds, and some distance apart, they were all connected by telephone, so that the advent of each paper in any Section could be signalled in every other. The large Wilson Hall was used as a reception- room ; and a luncheon-hall, smoking-rooms, reading- and writing-rooms, a press-room, &c., were also provided, as also a special post- and telegraph-office. An official journal of the proceedings was published each morning, and every member was supplied with a copy of a special hand-book compiled for the occasion, and containing the following chapters : — (i) " History of Victoria," by Alexander Sutherland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sachse.
All arrangements for the meeting were made by the Local Committee, of which Mr. R. L. J. Ellery, the Government Astronomer, was chairman, and Prof. W.
Baldwin Spencer secretary. The greater share of the work devolved on Prof. Spencer, and to his indefatigable energy is mainly due the undoubted success of the meet- ing. The buildings and grounds of the University were placed at the service of the Association, and nothing could have been better than the accommodation thus afforded. A lect...ure theatre was set apart for each of the ten Sections ; and, as these theatres are situated in different parts of the grounds, and some distance apart, they were all connected by telephone, so that the advent of each paper in any Section could be signalled in every other. The large Wilson Hall was used as a reception- room ; and a luncheon-hall, smoking-rooms, reading- and writing-rooms, a press-room, &c., were also provided, as also a special post- and telegraph-office. An official journal of the proceedings was published each morning, and every member was supplied with a copy of a special hand-book compiled for the occasion, and containing the following chapters : — (i) " History of Victoria," by Alexander Sutherland.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lockyer, Norman, Sir, 1836-1920. Edt to read onlineMoreLess
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