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Identifier: pacificgaselectr61915paci (find matches)
Title: Pacific Gas and Electric magazine
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Subjects: Pacific Gas and Electric Company Electric utilities Public utilities
Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif.) : Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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he largest in the world. In the Julynumber was printed a letter from W. A.Setchell of the Department of Botany inthe University of California, giving some interesting data concerning famous oaksin this part of the world. And now comes word from far awayEngland concerning an historical oaktree that flourishes in the heart of Glou-cestershire, a western county famous forits pastoral scenery. We have receivedthe following from an evident readerof Pacific Service Magazine and whichwill be of interest to manv: Birchamp, Nr. Coleford, Glos.27th, August 1914. Editor Pacific Service Magazine,Dear Sir: Referring to youi- article on Sir Joseph Hookers oak in Pacific Serv-ice Magazine of July last, I think that the enclosed photograph of tlie New-land (Glos.) oak may interest you. It is said to have been mentioned in Domesday Book, but 1 cannot vouchfor this. I may add that my great grandfallicr, William Roscoe, of Liverpool, wasa friend of Sir Joseph Hooker. Yours failhfully, William M. Roscoe.
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I lie \,«hili,l ii iiii. si, .-.iiii,. I 11-1,111.I. II 1-, I.; I.,I 111 -mil .111,1 ,111 Ilii lnlKl^t ill llw liiili-d KliiKiii. 240 Pacific Service Magazine **Pacific Service Tennis Club GivesThanks for Its New Courts I liy II. r^HANKSi;iVIN(j was an appropriatetime, surely, for members, ))atrons,and friends of our Pacific Service Ten-nis Club to formally open the new courtswhose construction was announced inthe November issue of Pacific SkhviceMagazine. As already announced, these courts arelocated at the northeast corner of Powelland Post streets, In San Francisco, in thebasement of the old Savoy Hotel whichwas destroyed in the fire of 1906. Thelease of the property having been securedfrom the owners, the Parrott estate, twofull-size double courts were laid out, withample room on the side lines and plentyof space for spectators within the bound-ary walls. Entrance to the courts wasmade through the companys lot on Sut-ter street adjoining our main ofTice build-ing, but t

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