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THE annual meeting of the Institution of Naval Architects commenced at Cardiff on Tuesday, when an important paper upon “Fast Ocean Steamships” was read by Dr. Elgar. Owing to the rough weather, Lord Brassey, the president, was unable to be present, his yacht being prevented from reaching the fort.

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