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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 12 (1900) (1900)

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quired. The interior of the coaches is most beauti- SOUTH AFRICA. fully finished in white enamel, which gives it a cheerful appearance and the impression of plenty of room. BY H. J. SHEPSTONE. The military hospital train, which was recently The train is built on the corridor principle, and one… … THE DINING-ROOM. Africa. The society was prepared to purchase Red Cross Society was to supply a train of seven coaches in twelve weeks. ‘The Birmingham Rail- and adapt coaches from makers who were con- structing carriages forthe South African railways, but is then lifted back into the carriage and…

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