THE ENGLISH HOUSE.
..)■■''. -,'-■"'■'■ -.-'.'•;•.-. .- ,-. / s .--. ■; '-■•■;* j:- > ,». ■ ;..'.::■ '.%-"■■ :— ♦»——-■ ■ - ;:■■ LECTURE ON ITS EVOLUTION". : The evolution of the English house will be the subject of a lecture to be de- , y livered on Monday evening, in St. An- . drew's Hall, Symonds Street, by, Mr. C % ■ Reginald Ford, F.R.O.S. : The lecture, -,'■,-.• which will be illustrated by a large, number of beautiful lantern slides,'; ; will trace .; ;.,:; the growth of the English house from the )'..*■ Norman castle to the house f'ofj:to-day... Mr. Ford tells interesting stories of the houses, photographs of ' which iUustratfi --V;: his lecture. The lecture is the ■ ta^tYbno" %■■ of this year's series arranged by the Auck- V land Institute. The May« will' preside.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18547, 3 November 1923, Page 13
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108THE ENGLISH HOUSE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18547, 3 November 1923, Page 13
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