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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 7 (1871) (1871)

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als over the columns are fluted, and the windows to the central compartment and in Bourke street is 130 feet, and that to Elizabeth street 316 are to have statues or carved terminations. The walls to the towers have fluted Ionic columns. In the wings to the cen: feet. The stone used in the front of… … up to the full hight of the building, and ligated from above, Point Ventenat, Taylor’s Bay, and the remainder from Spring above are filled with sunk panels and carved festoons. The to be used as a sorting room, around which are placed suc- Bay. angle tower connecting the arcades to the two streets…

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