Wild life abroad sparks questions on animal exports
The piece surveys the Zoological Board of Control and Taronga Park Trust's role in exotic bird and animal shipments. It notes a private middleman concern, a new consignment of wildlife to Britain, and seeks details on who acted for the board, commission, and the fate of export permits and approvals.
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Zoological Boventral
New York
Vel
A. Wan
Ak ‘Zoological Board of Control
Coli
Fifer
Perhay Joseph
Qough
Mrr
Josuph
Kit Ller
Cnntrol Desi
Ely
Ila
Lavariade
sHauLo
Ag Taras
Ansrattan’ Zoological Board of Control
Mblesie
Joseph
Board of Control
Incern
Turuica Park
Fieinuts
Dellbuckle
Australia
Welihickle Venture
Weil
Sandes
Duchess of Wellington
Legislative Council
Taronga Park Trust
London
Velegraphe
Cme Hoard
Coltrol
Taronga Mark Trust
Re Orwaniaatio
Flowers
le Souef
Fitaneiatre
Weilhngtat
The Umbrella Through History in Civilized Times
An essay tracing the umbrella from ancient religious use to medieval Europe and later cultural roles. It notes ceremonial dignity in Rome and Greek rites, the rise of umbrella carriers like Hanway, and evolving styles from ecclesiastical to fashionable street items.
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Fey
Midis
Hue
Thielouy
Egypt
Acropolis
Bacchus
Siam
Alfred the Great
Rome
Italy
France
Jonna Hanway
Gae
Korthier Sears Hawes
Fi Wilieila
Ste Strand
Fred
Hin
Ratun
waRyor
Tin Entellan
Treaass
Remarkable Akull Skull Find Reveals Ancient Cave Remains
A historic discovery details a skull unearthed in a cave by Profeteur Smith Wonthyan and miner Wilt E. Harcis. The find includes broken stone tools and a 40 inch skull fragment, with scientific tests by TE Sidhe of London supporting the bone’s ancient origin and burial context.
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England
Profeteur Smith Wonthyan
Renalndtou Aly
VC Ik
Wilt E. Harcis
Kite
Meo Harria
Yao Haa
Ente Lnvistedwe Bf
Kalle
Gallar
TE Sidhe
London
Prophecy Fulfilled In Gibraltar Skull Discovery
Professor Sir Arthur Kell of the Royal College discusses a historic find near Gibraltar. He argues the discovery of a skull in Sumregate reveals insights into early humans, tracing origins and changes in the human body, clothing, and civilization.
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Arthur Kelli
Royal College of Sueronnn
Gibraltar
Africa
Straits
Har
Oman
Fragmentary 1900s note on a local inquiry and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local area discovery and trial terms with unclear names. It references a postal charge and a branch. The legible portions are sparse and factual details are limited.
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