Scientific American Supplement, No. 417, December 29, 1883
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* * * * * WOODLANDS, STOKE POGIS, BUCKS.
The illustration represents a house recently reconstructed. Thedining-room wing was alone left in the demolition of the old premises, and this part has been decorated with tile facings, and otherwisealtered to be in accordance with the new portion. The house ispleasantly situated about a mile from Stoke Church of historic fame, in about 15 acres of garden, shrubbery, and meadow land. The hall andstaircase have been treated in wainscot oak, and the wh...ole of the workhas been satisfactorily carried out by Mr. G. Almond, builder, ofBurnham, under the superintendence of Messrs. Thurlow & Cross, architects. --_The Architect_.
[Illustration: WOODLANDS, STOKE POGES, BUCKS] * * * * * CHINA GRASS.
The following article appeared in a recent number of the _London Times_: The subject of the cultivation and commercial utilization of the Chinagrass plant, or rhea, has for many years occupied attention, thequestion being one of national importance, particularly as affectingIndia.
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* * * * * WOODLANDS, STOKE POGIS, BUCKS.
The illustration represents a house recently reconstructed. Thedining-room wing was alone left in the demolition of the old premises, and this part has been decorated with tile facings, and otherwisealtered to be in accordance with the new portion. The house ispleasantly situated about a mile from Stoke Church of historic fame, in about 15 acres of garden, shrubbery, and meadow land. The hall andstaircase have been treated in wainscot oak, and the wh...ole of the workhas been satisfactorily carried out by Mr. G. Almond, builder, ofBurnham, under the superintendence of Messrs. Thurlow & Cross, architects. --_The Architect_.
[Illustration: WOODLANDS, STOKE POGES, BUCKS] * * * * * CHINA GRASS.
The following article appeared in a recent number of the _London Times_: The subject of the cultivation and commercial utilization of the Chinagrass plant, or rhea, has for many years occupied attention, thequestion being one of national importance, particularly as affectingIndia.
What to read after Scientific American Supplement, No. 417, December 29, 1883?
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