LONDON'S IMPRESSIVE SIGHT.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13754, 20 June 1913, Page 3

LONDON'S IMPRESSIVE SIGHT.

"What is tho" most imprcßsiw sight in London?" asks a writer in the "Observer," and replies: "My answer would be —tho Marconi masts on the roof of tho Admiralty. Nothing else .is at once so quiet. In that delicate wob wo sco tho symbol, nay, the organ, of England's immemorial business on tho great waters, and-tho almost spiritual tenseness of tho apparatus fitly expresses our ultimata power to bo and do." These. Marconi masts can hurtle out to our fleet, wherever it may bo, tho commands of tho man who sits in an office in Whitehall."""