MR. CLEMENT WRAGGE'S LECTURE.
Sir, —In tlie kindly notice of my fnrtft* coming lectures in your issue of yesterday, it is stated, quite inadvertently by. the writer thereof, that I should exhibit} views of "Neptune, Uranus, and the two Asteroids." The writer of t"n< paragraph, not being an. astronomer/ • can well be excused. No photographs of the remotest planets or of any of .ihj innumerable asteroids fit for exhibition 1 have yet been secured. But the viewi, of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, togethex with those of t-lio sun, moon, and coh* stellations, are truly beautiful, and-1 trust will be appreciated ,by the audw ence. You will greatly oblige by in< sorting this letter. —I am, etc., « CLEMENT L. WRAGGE. Wellington, April 30.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2759, 1 May 1916, Page 6
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